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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19

Z TNCLE WIGGLY LCNGEARs, the
- bunny rabbit gentleman. was hop
ping through the woods one day.
wondering what Nurse jane Fu1zy
Nuzzy would have for his dinner in
the hollow stump bungalow. when
suddenly, FIR. Lorgears heard some
one call:
Uncle Wiggiiyl Uncle wiggilyi
Wait for me- Oh. wait for mel7
Quickly the rabbit gentleman
turned around, and lowered his long
ears, so they would not stick up over
the TOPS Of the bushes.
am not sure, as yet whether /
want 20 Waic for whoever that is, or
not said Uncle Wiggily. cautious
ike and reserved "If IT'S the Pinfse-
wah, or the Skuddlemagoon. GER
la4niy don't want them TO see me- or
see the souse on my ears.
Again the voice cried:
Oh, Uncle Wiggilyi Wait for mel
y mere are you2 ] saw you a moment
ago but now i can't see you, Please
wait for metz
why, that's Baby Bunty." ex-
Claimed Uncle WiEgily, with a joyful
twinkle Of his pink nose My dear
llttle baby rabbit, who was found
IN @ stump. OF course, III wait for
her.
Then Uncle Wiggily let his ears
log up, so they could be seen over
The bushes, and the little rabbit girl
-Oh, now 1 can see youl Wait a
minute ana I'll mop 10 where you are.
Uncle WlgEily sat on a stump and
waited Pretty soon Baby Bunty
came hopping along the woodland I
Ky goodness me, sakes alive and 4
some peanut butter cakes cried the I
RABBIT gentleman what Is that yell 4
low stuff on your paws, Baby Bunt2"
Those are yellow flowers" said
BABY Bunty Il picked both my paws .
lul OF them, and I'm going TO give
then 10 Nurse Jane"
yellow flowers. eh2" laughed In I
Gle WiEgly- -Oh, so they aren he I
We1s OF his glasses It is very !
kid Of you to gather them for Nurse .
Jaae"
I'm glad you think So" spoke Baby
BDtE. Have a SMELL Uncle Wig
Eiy- and she held her bouquet Of
yellow blossoms close under the pink,
rWnkliug nose of Uncle WiCgily.
on, Baby Bunty, don'tr' begged
Urcle Wiggily, drawing back "Oh,
der me- A-ker-choo. ker-suitziOl
Blshwahl Burr-r-r-ri' and he
smeZed eleFen-siLteen times.
"Dh- are you catching cold, Uncle
WgEilvZ' asked Baby Bunty-
NO" answered the old rabbit
gntleman- It's just the flowers
hey have some yellow dust on them,
md the petals are so ticklish that.
when they touched my nose they
made me sneeze- I like your flow
Prs, Baby Buuty, and so viii Nurse
Jane. but please don't hold them so
slose TO my nose again"
4 won't" promised the little rab-
II. girl Vow wen have a nice game
Of tag Come on. chase mer' and
aTay she hoped through the woods
'Hi- there. Come back.' cried Uncle
VigEily. Don't run so fast, Baby
G1nty- You may get lost or the Pip
aseVah my catch you Come back-
NO. you chase mel Come on, tag
ne." cried Baby Bunty.
oh, dear, I suppose III have TO,
spoke Uncle WigEily with a sort OF
iEhinE groan- But I'm so old and
tiff like"
But stiu ne felt he must hop on 10 .
Sc that no harm came 10 Baby Buuty. :
40 that little rabbit girl certainly
r. the old gentleman rabbit long I
-else c
n through the woods hoped Baby q
Bnty- carrying her yellow flowers,
90 after her hoped Uncle Wiggily.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
HOROSCOPE

TUESDAY. MAY 20, 1913.
CARLY in this day it is wise TO
l. prosecute business affairs. accord
ing TO astrology. Mars and the sun
are in benefic aspect in the morning.
but Saturn rules strongly for evil
after noon
Honors and decorations for sol
diers in places Of the sun are fore
cast
Saturn may cause envy and jeal-
ousv among men, who have served
under the call OF Mars. for the
planets indicate much comment and
many unsatisfied ambitions.
Achievements in military matters
VIII be attributed 10 the United
States from unexpected sources.
Great growth in fame for many
Americans is written in the future.
Again engineers, machinists and
all who have 10 do with iron and
steel are subject to the best direction
making for profit and high attain
menL
II is not a fortunate sway for seek
ing prefermenL Those who desire APP
pointments or who desire positions
should wait for more auspicious
rule Of the stars
There is again a promising sign
for building. Homes win multiply
and. as the law of extremes is Still
strong, hotels, also, viii increase
greatly IN number and patronage
Summer resorts have the forecast
OF season Of greatest prosperity
Saturn given warning of peril TO
the aged The death Of many prom
inent men and women is stiu to be
noticeable, for there is TO be a new
generation completely In power
within less than a decade, the seers
declare
Reforms in public institutions of
all sorts are prognosticared and
there may be revelations concerning
hospitals as well as jails
Persons whose birthdate il is
probably win have an active and
prosperous year in business. They
viii meet with much success.
Changes and travel are forecast
Children born on this day are
likely 70 be active, energetic and
popular. These subjects Of Taurus
have the power Of pleasing many.
for they are on the cusp and subject
TO Gemini the sign that makes for
rsatility.-COpyrigh 1913. by the
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
By DUNK Bolts.

THE tin peddlers horse seems to have
1 taken a new lease on life and steps
around with great vigor since the ped
der has installed a new whip.
Columbus Allsop took advantage of
the moons absence behind a cloud last
night and Lit his new lantern.
A smokehouse was entered on Mus
ket Ridge q few night ago and a ham
Of meat is missing. The deputy con-
stable has been detailed on the case
and viii eat with everybody in the
neighboThood.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
COtD Kicks Up Germs From
Earth While She Was Mad

Lincoln. Neb., Nay 19.-George 6
Christy. representative from Richard
son county in the state legislature.
has a COW that wiz go down I'm his
tory-ar least in local hisrory-as
rivaling the hsayyfooted mule tha-
is said 20 have discovered the first
valuable diamond mine in South
Africa Christy was driving the COW
home one evening when she became
unruly and tore up the turf with her
hcofs- Christy noticed a bright look
ing object I'm the toruup turf beside
the cow path, and INVESTIGATED He
found pure white tourmaline stone
Investig eating further he found more
stones. including moonstones and a
topaz From the largest t0urmaline
he had six stones cut valued az SIS
each Biologists say the big glacier
which centuries ago covered this part
OF the country nay have brought the
broken bits OF stones from the north.
New York pawnhrogers have dis
pensed with their female clerks claim
ing that they had proven a failure.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19

Men and women who were constantly tired and
rundown formerly went to a weknown health resort
to regain the strength and vgor that enabled them to
obtain mastery over their daily tasks Magnates Of
the business world and famous professional men re-
newed their strength and health at this resort.
This resort gained its fame through physician who
had had remarkable success IN treating OF
and women who were rundown and weak, thin and in
a general condition of debility.
10 all Of these he gave tonic which he prepared
according to a formula of his own This tonic taken
with MS directions built up his patients rapidly that
many who had expected to find It necessary remain
for months found themselves IN a few days with the
strength and the health hur themselves again into
the great struggle of business. Thousands of men
and women left this health resort OVERLOOKING with the
praises OF this physician and the tonic that he used
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
Raise In Raisin Al
Tommurot. Saus ExbeH

Chicago, III, May 1e.-The latest
iconociast TO get busy taking the good
out OF life is one Felix Mendelsohu,
who IS arranging beverage exhibi-
tion 70 be held here this FAN
According 20 Merdelsohn. the vets
have been expecting too much OF the
raisin- That is. they have oVeresti-
mated its ability.
1T contains" says 0IendeIsohn. no
necromaucy whereby IL can change
water into wine-orfgrape juice into
sparkling burgundy.
''It can't be done explains Meudel-
sohn- 1T VIII be asking too much OF
the raisin- Those who were piuninE
their faith on the raisin when the
country goes dry might Just as well
look elsewhere for substitute with
a kick You can experiment with
yeast and raisins until the end Of the
il can't be done"
a feature OF the exposition viii be
a soda clerks beauty contest with
matinee OF high school girls acting
a. judges, prize viii be given TO
the eXbartender connecting the best
nut sundae, 70 is announced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
N. !. ToWn Is First In
Aiding Reforest WorK

Washington. .. Go Say 1o-To
Crawford. y. j.. coes tie honor Of be-
ing the first village TO contribute as
Unit 60 the fund OF .the American
Forestry association for helping 30
reforest the battle areas Of France
and Belgium a check has been re-
ceived from the CRAWFORD Village I'M
provement association. co0trfhurfnr
$50 70 the fund
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19

LUPs OKDEHED 10 -SPRTCE TP.H
Columbus. Ohio, Nay Spruce
up"
That is the order that has been
given to Columbus patrolmeu by the
director OF public safety Sergeants
have been Instructed to have an in
spection at each roll can, watching
for uutid- clothing and unshiued
shoes. Since the order has gone
forth 10 is to be noticed that the old
family sad iron has been busy and
the creases are more numerous than
in the Old days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19


use the henra SHAMPOO IN place Of
the egg and CASTLE soap treatment
for a time
Questions and answers.
1--SOrry 20 delay so in answering
YOUR letter. but ] have so much mail
TO be answered fin the column that
III not be able 10 catch up for weeks.
II you wish an answer sooner send
a self-addressed stamped envelope
with your question Unless I happen
10 be out OF town. such personal let
tiers are always answered promptly.
S. v S.-Use a cleansing cream %
keep the skin nice around the nose
and mouth AS for cOlors- q medium
blonde has rather a small choice.
Blues and grays and ninks viii be
becoming. so VIII brown and black.
But as you are not distinctive in
coloring, you viii have TO bring out
yourself by choosing unusual shades
Of the various becoming coIors. and
by thinking ont unusual combina-
tons Of these colors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
BENSON AND ST. DAVID MAY
GET VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS

Phoenix. ARK. May 1s--That voca-
tioual agricultural schools may be
established at Benson and St David
was the statement made bv Homer
Derr. state supervisor Of vocational
alucarlnn in Ariznra
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
Tonic That Made Health Resort
Famous Can Now Be
Used at Home
Rich-Tone Made From Formula That Has Built
Up Thousands Who Were in Run-DOw Condition

It could not be expected that remedy such this
could be kept limited to the comparative few who
could visit this resort It has been made available to
the millions who are suffering from nervousness and
lack OF strength and yet must remain at home.
Today any man or woman who IS istless and over
come by an overpOwerng feeling of fatigue order
tons the bottle regain vigor and health as surely
as If they had gone to this health resort and taken the
course Of treatment there. In fact, RICH-TONE IS
the biggest part OF the treatment that has made this
resort famous
RICH-TONE brings you the wonderful gift Of
health BY adding tone your body It restores your
digestion so that you obtain the real nourishment Of
your food 1t relieves you OF nervousness and enables
you to sleep soundly at night It has a building-up
effect the system and gives you that feeling OF
strength and confidence so necessary today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19

THE young lady across the way says
1 a great nation Ike his viii recover
with surprising rspidity from the fl
nancial drain Of war and she imagines
1t won't be so very long before al the
Liberty bonds are refunded and we're
out Of debt again
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19

Femals COOKS in New Orleans are
ling paid at the rate of SO month
and their keep.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21
Woman's Movement in Japan

Bessie Beatty, in the World outlook.
To say, in the phraseology of the west,
that behind the paper shutters of the
millions of Japanese homes women have
suddenly become socially conscious,
would be untrue. To say there is no
feminist movement in Japan would be
equally false.
There is a feminist movement, but II
is still in swaddling clothes and its era
die is vastly different from that of any
other country.
A new word has crept into the Jap
anese language. Attarashii- it is
and its meaning, new woman.
Japanese blue stockings" though they
are just a handful in number, are the
most spectacular group in Japan. Like
children loose in a candy shop, they
have swallowed at a gulp the feminist's
conception CT the rest of the world. The
result is indigestion. The Japanese press
has heaped investive upon them, and
some of their fellow women who believe
in the policy of moderation are very
bitter
''Thoy spoil every thing one woman
said to me. '"Fhey go to, the Yoshiwara
and drink salSi and say, I am new
woman, and spoil everything What
ever one may think of them, they are
an interesting phenomenon, and the fac
that Japan has produced them is on the
whole, good sign. By the adverse pub
licity which they have created they have
dragged the whole woman question out
into the light, and the light is always
good
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21
WITNESS FOR THE DEFENSE
COMES TO STRAND MONDAY

to her portrayal the depth and sincerity
that only real feeling and study can
convey. 1t is prophesied by critics that
her part of Stella Derrick in THE Wit
ness for the Defense will stand out as
landmark in her career.
1t is the type of role that calls for all
her artistry. She has the role of a
young girl, who is willing to sacrifice
her love on the altar of filial duty. Then
she is the wife of drunken beast. Then
Elsie Ferguson, screen beauty, and one
of the most talented women before the
camera, comes to the Strand theatre
Monday in her latest ParanDount-Artcraft
success, THE Witness for the Defense,
and Birmingham motion picture enthus-
lasts are assured treat in this high
ly emotional and lavishly staged story of
modern life in England and India.
Miss Ferguson has the talent that 10
best described as true art, and she brings
again she is the woman on trial for her
life, too stunned to make any defense
against the evidence piling up booming
her to conviction. Finally she is the
woman freed from all her troubles, COM
ing into the haven of happiness that
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21
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Your own good common sense and your
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If it is not easy and comfortable-if
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21
Coal in Great Britain

G. P. H. Cole. the well-known Eng
lish economist, says in the New Re-
public:
The coal situation in Great Britain
has become the token issue of the
day The huge strength of the Min
ers' Federation. by far the strongest
trade union in the world, and the vital
character of the industry affected,
make the struggle significant far be-
yond its direct bearing on the situa-
ton. To mere naturalization such
violent objection might not be taken.
were it not for two things-first, that
the example once set is certain to be
followed in other cases, and secondly,
that it is clear that the miners Will
not be content with bureaucratic ma
tlonaiiZation. but will insist on exer-
cising real share in control The
contagious example OF workers control
is feared even more in capitalist CIV
c1es than the contagion of national
ow lership; for naturalization, with
the present government, would GER
tainly carry with it compensation on
a generous scale. while control men
aces the whole structure of capitalism,
financial as well as Industrial"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21
MYSTERIOUS DISEASE
AFFLICTED WOMAN

| In all parts of the United States there are
! thousands of women who were healthy a
few months ago. but they are invalids
The doctors hold out no hope of their re-
covery. They may linger for years before
they die. or they may be suddenly doomed
| to the grave any day. What is the cause
is spreading over the country? What is it.
and how can it be overcome?
World famous specialists who have spent
years of their lives in the profound and
scientific study of the cause and cure of
such conditions asserE without hesitation,
that the great majority of such cases are
lean disorder and the enemy of all mankind
The most appalling thing about it is that it
| seems such a simple ailment when it first
makes itself felt. The stomach is a little
sour, due to the undgested food that is fer
| mentng in the stomach. Then there is gas
that causes belehing. The patient thinks
nothing of it and does nothing to correct it.
What is the result? This terrible condition
Of Acid Stomach grows and grows and grows
from one stage to another until perfectly
healthy is changed into a
chronic invalid
If everybody would only take Pepsinol be-
fore the Break comes. 1t is so much easier
to prevent than to repair. Pepsinol is
marvellous preparation for preventing and
also for overcoming Acid Stomach. Pepsinol
is tonic. digestive. gently laxative and cor
tive. Alternative and strength builder. 1t does
its work right at the seat of trouble. 1t re-
stores the appetite. 1t overcomes indiges-
tenn of undgested and fermenting food. 1t
cleanses the bowels, and strengthens and
purifies the blood. 1t enables the weakened
system to get back its. vitality
When you think of pep" think of Pep
sinol.
Genuine Pepsinol is made only by The
Peplax Medicine Co., Memphis, Tenn and
is in strict accordance with the Medical
Standards of the United States Pharmaco-
pea. To be convenient for everybody and vet
to prevent substitutes being sold for Pep
sinol, we have appointed special "Pepsinol
Agent in each section of Birmingham
Greene Drug Co., Inc, Empire Building
Norwood Pharmacy, 18th Ave. and 26th
st.
Maurice Letaw. 18th St and 18th Ave. s.
Duncan Drug Co.. 200 2Cth st.
Magnolia Pharmacy. Magnolia Point.
Causey Drug Co.. Inc. Cor. 4sth st. and
10th Ave.
North Side Pharmacy. 1000 9Th Ave.
Acipco Pharmacy. 1901 N. 18th ST.
North Highlands Drug Co., 1901 Allen ST.
Oxford's Pharmacy. Cor. Tuscaloosa and
Poplar St.
Thomas Drug Co.. Fa;rview
Pegram- Patton Drug Co. Bessemer.
Rochester-Hal Drug Cos, Ensley.
Central Pharmacy, Wylam.
Darlington Pharmacy, Pratt City.
E.rG. Burchfiel, East Lake.
Boyles Pharmacy. Boyles-
Look for the "Pepsinol Agent" in your To-
cality.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21

she had feared was denied her.
The very setting of the story has a
special appeal There are the gardens
of England with their pleasant formal
ity and the pleasant well-ordered life
of it's people. Contrasted to this is
India with its tropic passions, lush jun
giles and that air OF mysticism which
hangs over the far east.
Stella Derrick is a young English girl
planning her future with Dick Hardwood,
whom she is to marry shortly. Then
comes a MESA re that calls ner away
from England and love to stern duty in
India, where her father lies seriously
ILL.,
Persuading her that his future comfort
is in the balance, she marries Ballen-
tyne. man she does not love, to save
her father from poverty. Ballentyne has
posed as model, but Stella soon learns
that he is drunken sensualist.
Her open contempt for the beast she
has married brings down upon her phys
ical abuse and one day she is being
choked to death when her husband is
stopped by Thresk, big game hunter,
who drops in for visit. ThresR sees
how things are going and tries to per-
suade Stella to run away with him, but
she spurns his offer.
After Thresk is gone, Ballentyne sees
her one night with revolver in her
hand He struggles with her to get the
weapon which is accidentally discharged
and kills him.
Stella is brought to, trial for murder,
and she refuses to testify. But Thresk
has heard of the trial and hurries to the
court in time to give testimony that saves
her life. She then returns to England.
followed by Thresk, who is having
against hope.
She finds Hazelwood, the love of her
youth, awaiting her. but her happiness is
again threatened by his family. Once
more Thresk comes to aid, and she and
Hazelwood start life together.
1.-THE Witness for the Defense" will
be the attraction at the Strand Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Robert Harwick, but lately returned
from overseas, where he served with dis
tinction with the American expedition
airy force, will be the star Thursday,
Friday and Saturday in his newest Para
mount production, Told in the Hills,
a story of the days when the west was
young and men fought to build an en-
pire. Ann Little heads a strong cast ap-
pearing in support of the star.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21

well-known and successful missionary
who has just returned from the Orient
says that the psychology of Japan has
completely changed during the past IS
months. The people are thinking along
new lines-thinking much about religion
and ethics.
Japan does need a religion of eff
cheney to develop a Japanese superman.
If the war had eventuated differently
some such religion might have prevailed.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21

But since peace-loving peoples have
overthrown Hun ideals, since the relig-
ion of service inspired a heroism which
crushed the military machine which Ger
manyA had built upon the philosophy OF
mastery. Japan will need a new religion,
one based upon spiritual forces.
This is our opportunity to prove that
Christianity is the only faith which will
meet Japan's needs-''the only religion"
as President Wilson says, that does
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21
Brown Your
Hair With
"BrOWnatOne''
TRIAL PACKAGE SENT FREE

Every woman knows that a pretty face
loses its beauty when framed by faded gray.
streaked bleached hair. Even wrinkles
and blemishes are not so disfiguring as
streaked or faded hair. 1t is unfair to your
family and yourself, to look older than you
really are.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21

Lightning hit the house of E. P. Tyler
of Dana, Mass, eight times in one aft
ernoon. The house was not set on fire,
although the ceilings were much black
ened