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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
For HoIlow Shoulders.

THERE are two ways OF filling ont
] hollow shoulders. one might be
called IN internal treatment the other
external; and. Is usual the internal
treatment Is the more effective.
The Internal treatment, as you have
probably already guessed. Is 70 take
daily. deep hreathing exercises. The
best time 70 90 this is as soon as you
get up. for then your room viii be
fuled with fresh air and your windows
VIII already De open. Filling The lungs
with FRESH air stirs up the sluggish
circul alton. makes your eyes bright
and makes you feel fit 70 oesin inc
days work Il is quite worth the price
OF Getting IN 10 OF Is minutes earlier
Roll yourself W in some loose warm
robe and stand at the window initiate
the lungs slowly with air, raising the
arms IN front OF you as you 90 50. ul-
til ycu hold them directly over -ne
head. or starting with the arms Ou--
stretched Ia front Of YOU extend them
sideH avs on q level with the shoulder
and as Ear hack as you can slrelcn
them. or else, starting as before, VIII
the hands in front o. you draw palA
the arms until they are IN the posi-
tiou shown by the girl in the picture
e. as well as the upper part Of the
lungs
ne external treatment IS quite sim
Die Hold hot wet cloths over the
shoulders and chest until the skin IS
RED and the pores are open 4nen
massage in a quantity OF warm cocoa
butter. This IS very nourishing and
very good for filling out holows, but
&c IS TOO heavy 70 use on the delicate
texture Of the complexion
Questions and answer
ssutsznkes woman 81 years
Old should weigh $50 pounds and the
woman 4s years old should weigh 142
pounds
G. T-Yor are right In saying that
shoes aze one IF The most important
articles Of clothing. A pair OF shabby
shoes VIII spoil the most effective
costume. Talks on footwear appear
from time TO time in this column But
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05
Ira VeIette


THE navy library, IN the state. war
snd navy building. Is a lovely
place 10 soak up atmosphere. Like
the building itself. It Is 80 years old.
When It was built England. France.
spain and Italy presented the marbles
OF porphyry, sienna and malachits
with which the walls are panelsd.
Mexico sent the pieces OF onyx which
encrust the gallery. The sound stone
over the door came from the ruins Of
PompeM The connoisseur In marble
who visits Washington win enjoy a
call here.
In the center OF the large room.
lined with shelves Of weigbty tones
on naval matters, there Is a large ana
important green topped table. Around
this table sat the strategic board Of
the Spanish-Americau war. Here also
the naval advisory board for the
great var made their secret plans and
experiments. Edison. Maxim. Miller
and many others conferred over II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

with the windows carefully darkened
and a guard before the door.
There IS q quaint side TO the library
too. A little white haired woman can
be seen any time. flitiinE about the
shelves OF dark, heavy books, or cut
ting and pastinE busily In her corner
by the window. This Is Miss Mason
daughter OF a former secretary OF the
navy She has been IN the library
Is years II you happen IN near nom
she may give YOU a CUP Of tea on
one corner Of her desk
And OF all charming places TO have
m uneEnerfed cuB OF tea with ?
sweet little WomSG- this quiet nook
among the books Is recommended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

Take daily deep breathIng exercise.
ton shoes are returning TO fashion
again. They are dressier but not al
ways as satisfactory as lace shoes.
D. R.-The most effective treatment
Tor uits IN the hair is kerosene fol-
lowed by q shampoo and a thorough
soaking Of the scalp with vinegar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05
4 RAN. sore THRlAT
Eases Quickly When You
Apply a Little MusteTOle


And aiusterole won't blister Ike
the oiifssnone6 mustard plaster
Just spread It On with yom fingers
# panenztes 70 the sore SPOT WITH a
gentle Jingle, loosens the congestion
and draws out the soreness and pain
lsustETole Is a clean, white oi1t-
menf made With Oh Of mustard e
Is fne for quick relief from sore
throat bronchitis tonsiliis. cr0up, stif
neck, asthma, neuralgia headache.
c1uges6on, pleurisy. rheumatism, luu-
bse1 pains and aches Of the back o.
5oiBts. ans. soremuscles bruises, chill
hiains. frosted feet colds On the chest
Nothing Ike Musterole for cr0upy chil-
dren- Keep t handy for instant use
SOC and &C isrs hospital size $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

in
refinery be under the
daily, and this viii be much increased in the
c. rgen
elm be n tina
o Eils
lin the
Smith the field making preparations for the establishment Of the
10 in
viii take al oil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
Little Interoiews

its arising from business since Janu-
airy ! are OF most gratifying nature"
=
-Ei Paso has indeed made = won
derfuI record during the past four
years in not having a single fire on
the Fourth OF July said assistant fire
chief J. T Sullivan Unlike many
cities. where July 4 IS the busiest day
OF the year for the firemen. hide
pendence day has grown 10 be known
as one OF the duietest days OF the
year by the men CT the e. Paso de-
partment Let US hope that the rec
ord which the city has held up for
four years will be maintained for
many more 10 come We did have
a small blaze this year. several days
before the Fourth. caused BY a small
boy throwing a firecracker on an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
THE FUTURE IS NOT VERY GLOWING
FOR PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATIONS

every habtuai street patron has his turn at strap
hanging and then and he seldom fails mentally hurl
brick at the street company Thus public sentiment
is created
If the water bills outrageous, the first thought is
to blaspheme the water company bunch of bandits,
though the steady drip the faucet may be at the bottom
OF the trouble If the gas bill for last month appears
excessive the gas company receives blame forthwith and
without investigation Though other months the bills
may have been very reasonable
1t fact that service of the public utilities is not
always what should be- Except for extreme egotss
there Just shade of doubt whether any Of give
uniformly perfect service But sometimes of the
utilities companies fall far short and know and say they
can't help because to make Improvements costs money
and money is scarce.
What the future holds is impossible to forete but it
does net appear hold much Of optimistic for
the public utilities companies particularly those of
Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
Tra Iette

THE OLDEST PLACE OF WORSHIP
THERE are five sacred mountains in
/ China and the most sacred Of all is
Tai shan. the Great Mountain. said 10
be the Oldest permanent place Of wor-
ship in the world IN 200c B. c Tai
Shan's crest had been a regular scene
OF sacrifices and prayers for nobody
knew how long. Emperors and lesser
officials. even Confurius the Wise.
journeyed up the long. narrow trail
OF Tai shan 10 come near 10 TIE God
Of Haven and Earth and make their
prayers before Him
Since those days OF simple worship.
many temples and shrines have been
built on Tai Shan's slopes. Buddhism.
Taoism. Coafucianism. all are repre-
scented. and there are temples. too. 10
the Lady OF the Mountain. who IS
called BY some 4 fairy. by others a
goddess and BY others the spirit or
soul Of the mountain Whatever her
character. the Lady is we'll represent
ed on her mountain top and her
shrines are popular.
The journey up the mountaiuside
IS accomplished By the traveller part
" IN swinging fnalr supported by
Chinese bearers and partly on foot
The way consists Of a granite walk,
interrupted every little while by
flights Of steps which stretch on and
on and become sleeper and closer to-
gether until the pilgrim has mounted
$500 steps and the peak OF Tai shan is
reached
Here there are more temples and
Thick incense and grave old priests
who announce pilgrims presence 10
the gods by ringing deep toned bells.
A little way off IS pointed out a rock
oyerhanging a sheer precipice. From
this rock. called tine rock OF the love
OF life persons who had sick reia-
tives used 10 fling themselves. hoping
that the sacrifice OF one life would
appease the gods so that the other
would be spared Now the dangerous
cliff is barred, and pilgrims are forced
TO appeal 10 the gods in the conven-
tionai Chinese methods
After seing the sights OF Tai Shan's
peak and marvelng at the wonderful
view OF Chinese scenery obtained from
the top. there is nothing for the trav-
eler 70 do but take his life in his
hands and be carried down the $500
steps in the rickety little chair ball
anced deNterously By the natives.
who, the rider remembers comforting
y. have a reputation for being eau
tiors and surefcoted-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07

GOUR committee Of five appointed
" BY the FL Paso Central Labor
union has appointed a subcommittee
consisting OF a member from each
union IN the city 10 work on the nat
uralization Of workingmen among US. -
said ". P Weich. chairman OF the
are getting lists OF workers whether
they are union men or not. but who
are foreigners. TO try TO have them
naturalized and to give them any in
struction We can that may be infor-
native as 70 our scheme Of govern
ment- As 1 have stated before, the
United States department Of labor has
enlisted assisIance OF organized labor
10 help in the plan Of Americanization,
and this Is what our committee and
subcommittee are doing We are
working among the workers in the
railroad shops and everywhere The
idea Is that any man who lives In this
country and thinks enough OF II to
stay here and earn his living should
take on the responsibilities OF citizen
ship We are glad TO help the gov
eminent IN this work, and my COM
mittee Of five, while appointed BY the
Central Labor union. gets its commits
sion from the United States depart
ment OF labor We are awaiting fur
Their Instructions from Washington as
TO our method OF procedure As a
sample Of what We run up against.
found union man the other day, 4
SWedes who took out first papers ten
years ago He had paid no further at
tention 10 the matter. so he has TO go
over the proceeding again
I have just been up TO Las Cruces.
y. n, and I saw what 4 popular ana
enjoyable feature its great swimming
pool is" said J. A. Crawley. and so
am wondering why e. Paso has not
one. The Las Cruces pool is a private
enterprise ana It IS most Hbertlly
patronized during the hot weather.
II Is $50 feet long by so wide, and
eight feet deep. 1t has four spring
boards, dressing rooms and showers
Il Is well managed and IL is surpris-
ing what an attraction and pleasure il
is. I am Informed that Deming. "
~. also has a similar pool. which is
equally popular 1 am quite sure II
pleas ure and comfort such a swim
ming pool is as 1 saw It at Las Cruces
an agitation would be 1-arted 10 have
one or more here"
- ,
The 11th federal reserve district
as 4 whole finds Itself realizing more
clearly heretofore that early predic-
tons OF good crops and business con-
ditions have fully materialized." said
A. Crump. cashier Of the FL Paso
branch federal reserve bank NO
hesitancy in trade is noted, and when
It Is borne in mind that increased ac-
tvlties in practically all lines are pre-
yailing in the face of steadily increas-
ing prices. It becomes clear that prof
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
DEBA[RfNEN1 Of AVIATION
Labor Union Aids In characterization OF Foreigners
Big Public Swimming Pool Would Be Benefit To City

awning Due TO quick work By the
firemen who answered the call little
damage was done ! was also greatly
pleased 10 learn that there were no
serious accidents in FL Paso on the
Fourth"
"Thoughtless FL PaSOans cause a
a great deal OF extra work when they
place stamps in several places on an
envelope OF elsewhere than next to
the stamp printed on the envelope
said postmaster z. A. Shelton This
happens a great deal more often than
the ordinary citizen would think We
cancel ali letters By an electric ma
chine and II The stamps are not to-
gether and IN line the letters have to
be run through the machine a second.
sometimes 4 third. time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
UESTIONS
AND
ANS WERS
QuEsTIoNs I'D ANsWERs.

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
n DO soldiers salute properly when
". they fnferJect n break in the
downward progress OF the hand after
II has touched the cap brims-E- r. T.
A. This snap has no proper place IN
the salute There are but two counts
to the military salute Count one
brings the hand TO the cap. and count
two" brings It all the way down 70
the thigh
O. To whom may the 0riEin OF the
sewing machine be atfribufedf-G. z.
A. Thomas saint. an Engiishman.
obtained a patent for The first sew
ing machine IN 1899 in London The
mechanism OF the machine was made
OF wood
q. where is the poison sec-eted IN
a snakef-G. VI. b
A. The poison is secreted from a
pair OF large lahial glands. one beside
each upper Jaw These are modified
saffVary glands.
O. What Is the population Of AfIsn-
tie City, y. J., permanent and float
fn<s-T- B.
A The bureau OF census estimates
the permanent population OF Atlantic
population Is about 100000 During
the month OF August there are around
100000 l1he bltanrS- X 5 Claimed that
1o.0co,00o persons visit this resort
O. l. 1t safe 70 let poultry eat ..ser-
enteen Year Locusfzf-F- B.
A. The department OF agriculture
has recently issued a warning stating
that serious losses may result from
chickens eating too many OF these
insects. The wings and legs OF the
locusts are quite indigestible. and are
likely to obstruct the outlet OF the
crop n such q way as 20 cause the
chickens 70 become crop bound
Q--Does Andrew carneEle offer
pension to feachersf-E- :
A. The Carnegie foundation for the
advancement OF teaching provides Re-
firing pensions for the teachers OF
universities colleges and technical
schools in the United States. Canada
and Newfoundland. which are or thelr
accredited list The pension Is given
to a teacher who has reach ed the age
OF IS years. and has given specified
service or 10 one who has served p
years as a professor or 30 years as
a professor and instructor. IN the case
Of physical disability
(Any reader can get the answer 10
any question BY writing The Herald
Information bureau. Frederic J. Has
kin. director. Washington, D c. Give
frl name and address and enclose
two cent stamp for return postage.
Be brief All INQUIRIES are coufideu-
tial. The replies being sent direct 70
each Individually
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
FIND SUPPOSED BOMB, BUT
NOT BOMB LADEN VESSEL

New York. July In answer to a
telephone call saying that a boat with
bombs in It was tied 10 pier at 14eth
street and the North river. marine
police Saturday fished from the river
an object believed 10 be an internal
machine. No boat such as described in
the telephone message was found
The supposed bomb was brought IN
bucket of water TO fire headQuar-
tiers for examination by inspector
owen Eagan. explosives expert Of the
fire department.
A dispatch early Saturday after
noon reported the authorities had
taken charge Of the supposed bomb
laden boat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
Ripping Rhymes
ReYenge

WHOEVER said Revenge is sweet had experience with
~ wrong his idle Il
does you'd ike him perhaps
thoughts entertain don't
Ole recall you
punish him who
find the trick you
hate"
for Wilhelm Prussas es skate Bill Johnn pup
drink the wowood to the d But when I'd thought for half hour
Revenge sour; pup
twenty I do
blue blood boil; foTgetfue nursing grudges
they spoil
Copyright by George Matthew Adams Walt MAsoN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
4 Line O. Cheer
Each Day O. The year


A COMFORTING THOUGHT.
Compared to things thai fou,.- H..
What is there quite so small 81 - -
5Ho. being small. why should 7 rrc.,
cause OF troubles Of nv own
r =, ii. sSn must be smaller than 7 Be
70 IND place inside o. me,
- - ny rate. It's safe to say
4 m bigger, large or small. then +hev-
a ralher pleasant thorrhr - thiri-
-An q. IKE % make your troubles ssrin:-'
opyrlght. 1913 BY the 7f~Ci--e
\ Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
Fleet Corporation WI
Sell Surplus Property

washington. July 7--Arrangements
have been made BY the emergency
fleet corporation to place on the mar
kst all equipment and property that
viii not be needed to carry ont its re-
stricted. ship building program Sur
plus property to be disposed OF in
.cludes complete manufacturing plants,
shipyards. drydocks. and ships. COM
pleted and on tie ways
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
One Man Rides; Another Man Walks;
There May Be Reason Why One Walks


AND THE man in the chair
LOOKED OFT on the crowd
AND THE signs OF soy
AND saw new things
AND SMILED as he went
WHILE THE walking man
JUST TRUPGED along
WITH HIS eyes on the walk
WHILE HE cursed his luck
THAT THE day was hot
AND his feet were sore.
AND THEY stopped while
AND sosEETHING was said
ABOUT THE night.
THE SWINGING doors
HAD CEASED to swing
AND THE man who rode
SAID HE didn't care.
FOR HE didn't drink.
But THE nan who tFudEsd-
MADE 4 gsea. long speech
ABOUT HIs rights.
AND EXPRESSED the belief.
IF BE wanted a drink
IT WAS nobody's business
But JUST his own.
AND HE'D drank all his life
AND ne stood up there.
on HIS tired feet.
WITH THEIR worn out shoes
AND SAID to his fare
@AND so far as I know
4THE BOOZE I've drank
''NEvER HURT me none"
I THANK you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
II Years Ago Today
F.sn Ihs Herald Of TAl. pate. lses.

DEPoRTS from Paris tell Of the
NAmerican contingent numbering
500 sailors and marines and % off,
GERS who presented fine appearance
while marching through the streets
OF Paris. The occasion was honorlng
the ceremony OF the delivery OF the
body OF Admiral John Paul Jones to
the representatives Of the United
States government held in the Amer
lean church on the avenue Del Alma
in the presence OF a gathering OF the
highest officials. military and naval
dignitaries Of France. diplomatic rep
rcsentatsyes Of many countries and
special ambassadors and naval au-
thorities sent from the United States
to receive the body.
As the JaIiseo state band played
La Paloma" the Quien Sabe special
train Of eight cars pulled out Of Ell
PasO at 1890 yesterday morning for
the Buffalo trip.
Fully $500 was raised last evening
for the Quien sabe club by the mem
bers OF the Women's Civic improve
ment league, with Mrs. B F. Ham
nett at its head.
President Roosevelt has offered the
position Of secretary Of state to Elihu
Rcot 10 succeed John hay. deceased
The regular meeting OF the city
council will be held this evening.
Constable Nanny Clements returned
this morning from Houston. having
in custody a prisoner.
Garnett King left Tor the west this
evening
Income taxes are now due to the
state and payments must be made IN
80 days. or be subjected 10 heavy
fines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07

he WAS wheeling = chair.
AND IT YVES warm
AND THE Precipitation
STOOD on his brow.
AND OVERLOOKED.
AND FOLLOWED tbs lines.
OF BIS wrinkled facs-
AND HE'D mop It off
WITH THE palm Of his hand.
AND NEVER stop.
AND his clothes we're old
AND HIS shoes were worn
AND HIS feet we're sore
AND THE man he wheeled
WAS A happy man
WITH a sun-taEned face.
AND TAILORED clothes.
AND HEALTH in his eyes
AND HEALTH IN his smile.
AND LOCKING al them
IT NIGHT have been
THAT YOU woald have said.
II DDST seem fair.
THAT THE tired nan.
WITH his worn out shoes.
And ms deeP-creased face.
SHOULDER BEAR the load.
But Sc he dig.
AND so he win
FOR THAT is the law
THAT THE strong shall ride
AND THE weak shall walk.
AND THEY travelled along.
THIS UNMATCHED pasr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07

1T WON'T Do 70 MAKE
ORDINARY LookfrJe
FOLKS FEEL cOMeORTABle
BESIDES THEY SPEND
So LITTLE AND AHG a
WASTE OF SPACE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07

las People WITHOUT
DRESS cLoTRGS MUST,
Be r1ADe UNWEJcoNe.
1 SHALL INFORM Iaern
THAT they MUST HAVE
TABLES ReSERVeDz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
By DUNK Bolts

SIZE Kildew saves money both win
ter and summer. Last fan he said
he'd rather SIT cn the sunny side Of
the buiiiiag all winter than to 60 to
Florida, and he has now decided that
rather than spend money BY going to
the northern lakes, he preferred TO
spend the summer on the shady side
of his frog pond.
One Of the glasses n Luke Ma
thewsla's spectacles suddenly cracked
last night 1t is thought the acc
dent was caused by the settling Of
one corner Of the roon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07

II for me- said
Little Chris, as he
showed a French
magazine into dad
dy's bands thar had =
come to him from a sol
aover there"
Daddy can't read Ere
SON. was confessed
~weIl. you don't hav
read it in French"
Little Chris ~Just rea
the way WE talk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
The Dirigible' 5 Flight.

THE successful flight of the big British dirgibe
l the Atlantic ocean means much to the world
achievement Of aircraft than did the two flights
previously made by airplanes.
When the R-s4 reached the United States Sunday it
proved the feasibility of making transoceanc flights with
big baloOncaand the dgble airship Is considered by
experts to embody the chief hope Of transporting
freight and large numbers of passengers from continent to
continent This for the that 600 foot gasbag
have suspended beneath It veritahle ship one with
Accommodations Tor scores OF passengers ana many IONS
Of freight The arshp Of capacity even distanty ap-
preaching that of the dgbl yet to be invented It
would have to be Of leviathan proportions.
The success of the R-34 crossing the Atlantic
not unexpected fact the world would have been
surprised had the drgibe failed For she had al
ready crused about 1000 miles over the Baltic sea and
the Baltic IS stormy locality with air to match That
British ship had well IN her Baltic flight augured
well for the transatlantic crossing Even so, the Ra4
within Of failure, owing to having 70 combat
easterlv gales The dgbe has trouble with oppos
ing winds than arpane because she presents much
more surface Consequently make Roadway against the
expenditure of gasoline IS heavy result 1t was short
age Of gasoline which caused the Rs4 nearly to fail when
approaching the American coast.
The fact that the Rs4 all handicaps and made
the fight success adds to the achievement It would
much less worth while had the ship been aided
By westerly winds
This much has been demonstrated: An airship has
made the flight under unfavOTabe conditions The air
ship not fast the airpane but much faster than
ships OF the water) and the airship carry eonsie
cradle number Of people (The R54 carried crew Of 30
It ought to matter Of great difficulty to develop
the di1igible's commercial possibilities.
The bloody raw meat purpe-pounded features of the
Tiard-Dempsey fight indicated that if that was 12l
round sparng match for points, real prize fight would
be some exhibition
The West Pointers receiving verbal whiplashes from
the Texas legislature but perhaps they survive The
value the West Point system has been pretty thoroughly
demonstrated
There were some Who when asked why July was
referred to as the Fourth said the fourth day
Of national drouth.
service" is great fetish nowadays and sometimes it
IS lived up 10 when it actually means work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
Wonder What Some Head Walters Think About By Briggs

1 DON'T LIKE Tie
LOOKS OF THe cRcwD
HAT coMe M HERE
LATELY. / MUST
cULTtvATe A MORE
NAUGHTY LOOK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07

The West Pointers are receiving verbal Whplahss from
the Texas legislature but perhaps they survive The
value of the West Point system has been pretty thoroughly
demonstrated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
LittLe Chris

-UERE, daddy. read this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07

The bloody, raw meat purpIepounded features of the
illard-Denpsey fight indicated that if that r.
round sparring for points, real prize fight would
be some exhibition.