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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
ZTEKIR EDAKCYJNEJ.

i wylscmie zaszczytny ola X. n,
d oczyszczajac go re wszelkich
zarzrtow, dale mu najdalej ida
ca - mozliwa satysfakcye, gdyz
sedzia uznaf "a stosowne -
przeprosiG oskarzonego n~iesfusz-
ME kapIana "a nieuzasadnione
prawne przeciw MENU postepo--
wanie.
Otto treSc wyroku i wazniejsze
ustepy:
x. DIR. Wojciech Nawrocki, pro-
boszcz polskiego, rzymsko-kato--
licEego koscio3a p. W. sw. Krzy-
"a. PREY Clinton ul. W Maspeth
zostaje najzupeinie oczyszczony i
uwolniony cd Observation-Disclosures
w sprawie wniesionego przeciw
MENU oskarzenia re strony oso-
by, ME bedacej w pehi wfadz u
mysfowych. Sedzia og}aszajac
wyrok zaznacza, il ewidencya
proccsu niczem ME wykazafa "a
dnej absolutnie konnekcyi oskar,
zonego z oskarzeniem. Mimo to-
mowif sedzia - pewnie wielu a.
takuje i bedzie atakowafo x. N. z
powodu tel sprawy, ME lyle ma
wet z nienawiSci ku MENU same
mu, jak ku instytucyi KoSciofa,
ktory on - jake kap4an reprezen-
tuje: tenn szczeSliwszym sic Sc
dzia ow czuje (wyraznie to ANA
czy4), il tax jasno okaza}a sic
oskarzonego niewinoSe. Oskarze--
ME i pociagniecie Pred sad x. N.
nazwaf sedzia naduzyciem zfoSli-
WEN i>zbrodniczem, przeto pre-
prasza oskarzonego "a te krzyw-
de, ktora mu pod pohywka prawa
wyrzadzono...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

RsQd nGrodu pEseE H0T6d dto
ndrodR, ME sginie z poUierSchni
EiemL
- Abraham Lincoln
MeSoWie StQnu WSzedsIe sgd-
GsajQ sic ID sddHiu, &c maSi ISL
nice EJedROczORd, HfeSdIeE10 !
samOrSQdRG PoLSkd.
Woodrow wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

robami epidemicznemi, nader lat
wo zarazliwemi, dyfterya i
szkarlatyna, strzedz jc naIezy,
vice pred niemi przestrzegaja TIL
dis wszystkich, probujac W ca
lynn kraju zorganizowac akcye
profilaktyczna zapobicgawcza
i to jakqS - raz wydatna /
skutcczna. Rozcslano rzadowym
i micjSkim szkolom okolniki Z po-
Icceniami odpoViednicmi, pou-
czajq dzicci, rozdaja i'm broszury
i cyrkularzc, wzywajq prase Gale
go kraju, by dopomagafa W tel u
swiadamiajqcej robocic, aicby u
czyG rodzicow - czcsto niestety
mnicj rozs9dnych Cd dzicci, mic.
rozwaznych i niedbafych 0 Was
sna dziatwe, lccz tcmsamem ME
bczpiccznych dia dziatwy otoczc-
mia caicgo, DO tOlcrujacych rozno-
scenic sic zarazy a unicmozIwia-
jacych zatamowanic jcj szybkic |
dokIadnc.
Ogicn - jcSli mic ujcty VEGAS
pod kontrole ratownicza - roz--
szcrzy sic Gwaltow1ic na ca|c mia
sto i zniszczyt jc gotow: zupc}nic
tax samo jest Z cpidcmiczncmi
chorobami, Z ia roinica, IL polar
tvlko micnic pozcra, ale. chOroby
owe niszcza zycic! A talk jak asc-
kuracya zapobicgliwa pred szko-
ia ogniowa mozc mas zabczplc-
czyc, talk wIaSnic zapobicgliwoSc
~roztropna w sprawach zdrowot--
rvch moe ratowac zvcic i zdro-
vic naszc, dzicci naszych i oto-
czcnia caicgo.
Pora obccna - zmicnna. wilgo-
tina. niczdrowa sauna Z sicbic -
Zwlaszcza 20 wiclkich miastach,
gdzic lycic Z natury ich stosun--
kow Jest mnicj zdrowotnc, szczc-
g0lnic jest podatna chorobom c
pidcnicznvm - a zwfaszCza dyt-
tcryi, ktora PREY lada zazicbicniu.
bolu gard}a, katarzc-przyswaJa-
jqcych organizm, przyrzric sic
mozc. Dlatcgo ma Owe katary i bo-
lc gardia bacznq nalczy zw-acac
uwage, mic lckcewazyG ich, locz
PREY najIzcjszych chocby przcja--
wach - stosowaC Srodki zarad-
&C, 4 najlcpicj zawczwac wczcs--
mic porady dobrcso lckarza. L.
pei troclie zapEacic "a zdrowie i
poratunek, niz kupe picnicdzy "a
- pogrzcb...
DR.. w. II. Park. dyrcktor no.
wojorSkicgo Biura LaboratoryoW
przcz kilka lat ]zajmowal SIG Spc--
cvalnic badanicm dviteryi i jcJ
zapobjcganicm L rczultatem ia
kim, il utrzymuje on, &c chOrobe
te moznaby prawic uczynic ME
szkodliwa i mic grozna d,a zycia
dziecka. Istnicjc mianowicic SpO-
sob badania, czy dane dziccie jest
szczeg0lnic podatnc dyfteryi
(Schick teSt) jeSIi zapomoca te-
go }atwego zbadania. stwierdzi
sic dziecka podatnoSt, a wiec
znajdzie take dziccie, ktorcmu
choroba s~zczegoInicj zagraza,
szczcpi sic mu odpowiednia anty-
toxync, zabczpiecza jac jc tax st>-
nowczo, IL NJ 1000 wypadkow,
jakic DIR. Park ma W swym rekor-
die - nic byio ali jedncgo ia,
!wrotu choroby w~przeciagu trzech
lat - DO ma taxi czas najmnlej-
szczepienie owo dziata zabczpic-
iczajqco, W wiclu wypadkach dzia
laiac nawct ! dfuzej. Szczcpicnie
to lest zupelnic nieszkodliwe /
bezbolesne; dzieci male - nawet
take, ktorc licza zaledwie pc pare
dni zycia (dr. p. mia} tysiac die
CT nizcj tygodnia zyeia) znoszq jc
bardzo dobrzc. starszc dzicci i O.
soby tyIko lekkie spuchniecie "a
mienia maja przcz dni diva, lnb
try. PodatnoSG dsieci ma dyftc--
rye - podhug badah dra Parkl
lest zmienna - stosownie do VIE
The Holly chieftain., 1920-06-24

aroused the first of the week as a
result of C.. A. Pinkham's removal of
an old building from the west part
of town to the vacant lot just across
the street from the First National
bank, belonging to John Duncan. Mr..
Pinkham had planned to "revamp"
the building and fit it up for a real
estate office, and before starting to
move the building had talked to
members of the city council relative
to his intentions. Without any de-
tailed investigation Mr.. Pinkham
felt that he had encouragement
enough to go ahead. but when he got
the building on the spot there was
storm of protest went up and he had
to take it back, and though Mr..
Pinkham would doubtless have put
up a presentable place, the prom
inence of the location and the pos
sible evasion of the city ordinance in
the matter of fire restrictions were
such that the councils action in re-
fusing to allow it to remain, doubt
less meets public approval, even
though it involved inconvenience and
expence to Mr.. Pinkham. 1t was in
no way personal matter, but merely
the enforcement of the city fire or
dinance and sustaining good public
policy.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-06-24
WEBB WORMS LIKELY
TO APPEAR In FEW DAYS
Beet Growers Urged TO Prepare For
Them and Have Paris Green
Poison Ready

SA~'oN AsJ
The first brood of the web worms
attacking alfalfa, sugar beets and
other plants is probably little past
its greatest numbers now. Moths are
beginning to appear for a second
brood which probably will not attract
attention in the fields for about one
month yet, and it is hoped tina: the
second brood will not be numerous
enough to do serious damage.
The beet web worm which is a
very similar insect, has not yet made
its appearance In the beet fields but
the moths have been coming tL cur
lantern trap in large numbers dur
ing the past ten days, or from June
9Th to 18th. This means that the
beet web-worm, which did so much
damage in some of the fields last
year, is likely to be present again to
do more or less serious damage to
sugar beets during the present sum-
mer.
On the night of June 18th, over
400 of the beet web-worm moths
were taken in a single trap on the
college grounds. This wou,a seem
to indicate rather strongly that tho
worms will be in the beet fields in
the Fort Collins district in consider
able numbers by the first week in
July, possibly little earlier.
Beet growers should take warning
and be on the watch for the appear
ance of these worms and also he pre-
pared to spray thoroughly with Paris
green or some other arsenical poi
son in order not to lose their beet
crops.
We shall know within the neA:
week or two whether or not the al
falfa web worm is also to appear
again in large numbers during the
latter part of July.-C. P. Gillette,
Colorado Agricultural College.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-06-24

n. 0. How, the painter and paper
hanger. will sell you the paint Or pa
per for your house at price that is
absolutely right. See his samples be-
fore you buy. 52-tf
The Holly chieftain., 1920-06-24
DIR. X. C. SAPERO

The well known eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist of Denver, will
again visit Holly Friday, July the 9th
at the Grand Hotel. Glasses fitted
scientifically. Consultation and ex-
animation free.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-06-24

Did it ever occur to you how
much you lose by not being sub
scriber to your home paper?
The Holly chieftain., 1920-06-24

A B. Conkiin and family are out
again after four weeks seige OF
smallpox and have taken charge OF
their grocery store which was run by
their illness.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-06-24

1t will pay you to have that house
painted and N. O. Howe will be glad
to do 1t. He can also sell you the
paint. 52-tf
The Holly chieftain., 1920-06-24

Three makes moving machine
and repairs for same at Holly Hard
ware Co. 48-t
The Holly chieftain., 1920-06-24

Building Had to Be Put Back
Considerable of talkfest was
The Holly chieftain., 1920-06-24

Anyhow. read The Chieftain.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-06-24

cAmsls are cold everywhers in
scientifically sealed PACKAGE
of 30 cigarettes for 40 cents;
or fen packages (200 eikarsftss0
in a 9las sine ne-pAper-9ovefed car
ton. We sfr6n6ly recommsnd
This carfon 6f fhs home or Of
fee suppy or w1isn you travel.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-06
NOTICE no BIDDERS

Sealed proposals will be received
st the office fthe County Clerk OF
Klamath County. Oregon. until .
o'clock D. m. October IS. 1890. for
the construction Of . steel bridge st
Olene. Oregon.
Length Of spans Is e.: roadway
16 II. wide. Live load capacity. 1900
lbs. per lineal foot. Dead load ca
pacity. 800 lbs. per lineal foot. Sted
joists 8 lines, inch by Is inch. Ii.
The contractor IL to furnish all tbs
steel for the superstructure. also the
necessary graphite paint for one field
coat. All OF the steel shall be painted
before being shipped. tat.I
The County will haul all the mate
rials furnished by the contractor
from the railroad at Olene station TO
the bridge site at Olene. Thal County
will construct all sbutments .snd
furnish all the lumber for the floor
and railing and the necessary hard
ware for the placing the same. all at
the bridge site At Olene.
Bridge 10 be finished on or before
January rs. 1921. Five per cent of
the amount OF bid TO accompany.
County reserves the right % reject
any and all bids. ="
For particulars address c.. n. De
Lap. County Clerk. Klamath Fails.
Oregon.
o. S-9-13-16-20-23
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-06
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Mabel Lata. who was called
to her homo In the valley BY the III.
ness Of her mother. 10 In town today
and reports that her mother is much
better.
Pete c. Carlson was in town this
morning from his ranch on the Mcr-
rill road attending to business.
Mrs. Al Rutherford and Mrs. Allen
were county seat visitors today from
their homes In the Orindale district.
George +, Snyder Of Chicago is
spending the week In klamath Falls
on business.
II. II. Hart and wife are In the city
for few days from Sacramento. Mr..
Hart is attending to business con-
nected with his new building at the
corner Of Seventh and Main streets.
c. NJ. Petit came In from Merrill
last night and viii be here for few
days looking after business matters.
George Jackson arrived on last
nights train from Portland and is
registered at the White Pelican hotel.
r. r. Hamilton Ia nj the city today
from Fort klamath on business.
Mrs. Joe Smith left on this morn.
ine's train for Eugene where her
sister is very III.
Leslie Terwilliser and Mr.. and
Mrs. +. U. Patrick. who have been In
San Francisco for the past week on q
business trip, returned home on last
nights train.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. shivs expect
TO leave tomorrow morning for
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-06

Mrs.. Gertrude Moore IL spending a
few days In San Francisco. She will
hear scottl's opera company while
tAere.
Oliver spikcr 10 spending . few
days this week with his parents on
thsir ranch In tho valley.
~ D. N. McLemorc 10 In tho city on
busInesS from Oakland. California.
Fred Lewis. . stock buyer from
San Francisco, IL hero on business
this week.
Bert G. Thomas Ia out Of town for
. few days on legal business.
Leslie Rogers. Of the First Ma
tional bank. is back from a wcek's
hunting trip.
Earl II. Myrcs OF San Francisco Ia
registered at the White Pelican hotel
today.
John u. Collins OF oPrtiand is Wis
iting in klamath Falls this week.
Harold Merryman ic.t this morn
Ing for San Francisco where he will
be occupied with business matters
for several days.
Calvary commandery No. 10.
Knights Tcmplar. will hold the first
session since tho summer vacation,
tonight. The order Of the Red Cross
will be conferred.
4. Il. MaGee and Frank Ward will
leave next Sunday for Portland.
where they will attend tho session of
the grand commandery OF Knights
Templar. which convenes there next
week. Mr.. Masee 10 IN officer OF the
grand eomnandsry. and Mr.. Ward
will attend - . representative Of
JS.ysry eommsndery No. 10. Of this
city. 4
G, {. Williams. travelling freight
agent for the Southern Pacific Rail.
road company. 10 In the city from
Sacramento on official business.
Charles II. Foster. who has been
acting - claim clerk at the local
Southern Pacific depot. has been pro-
NOTED to the position OF assistant
cashier. .,..
Claude NJ. Howard has taken the
position OF ticket clerk at the depot
left vacant BY Leon Wise. who 10 tax
iag'a vacation In the east.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-06

Take notice that the partnership
consisting of r. 8. Van Meter and
X. c. Smith doing business as farm
ers In Poe Valley. has been dissolv-
ed. by the retirement OF the under
signed. Property rights have not
been divided In severalty, and ~
not affected. but no new purchases
or contracts can be made IN future g
bind the undersisnad. =. =
Dated this Oct0bar 6th. 1870.
n. 8. VAN METER.
- s,sss1 Oiene. Ore.
else
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-06

stockton and other California points.
Mr.. and Mrs. shivc plan on sxteudins
their tour OF California until ne1t
June.
Alfred Turpin. who has been In
Portland for several weeks, returned
home last night. s's
/. \. walker left yesterday after.
noon for Ashland whore he will look
nito cattle conditions. Il
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-06
At THE THEATERS
Gladys Broekwen, in q story Il

Gladys Brockwell. In . story tha,
Aas . Tremendously strong human
appeal-"Chasins Rsinbows"-wili
- seen at the Liberty theatre to-
light. This 10 the story OF . watt.
rsss. Sadie. whose heart 10 weiinish
broken BY . false lover and who,
to get away from her troubles. goes
to . town on the edge Of Death
Valley TO work In railroad restaur.
ant.
0adis doss moro good In that town
,tAaa ssy minister. hat ever came
tAaa Wy. ~ sAs dess II thorush
isvs ana . sSisit that kaovs 10 tssP,
Il b . fiSs smotionai role fes Miss
sscel-:::, sad the star MAKES the
nsst u II,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-06
NOTICE

On and after Monday. october Is,
local barber shops will Close At $50
p. m. except on SATURDAYS when they
VIII close ut $3.50 p. m.
.,r BARRIERS UNION NO. stl
5,f
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-06

ThS Target. transistion bureau IN
the City 10 Mexico 10 owned and msh.
agsd By q woman. Miss Erminia
0odoy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
"FROM WEAKNESS
TO ROBUST HEALTH
BY INTERNAL BATHS"

Mr., William ". Hughes. OF 5los
North g St.. ST. Louis, No. writes "a
the Tyren Hygienic Institute.
7 bought your 7. 3. L Cascade
several months ago and already il
has made me robust and healthy
though was badly run down because
Of a complication Of troubles. This
in spite OF the fact that am 20
years Old"
The j. B. L. Cascade cleanses the
lower intestine its entire length and
keeps IL always free from poisonous
waste.
Thousands testify that Constipa-
ton, Indigestion. Stomach Troubles.
Biliousness, Headaches and all the
many serious troubles which they
cause are absolutely relieved and
prevented by this Nature Treatment
Cordell Drug Co. viii be glad TO show
you the y. 3. L Cascade" explain it's
simple operation and win give you. free
on request, an interesting little book by
Dr.. Chas. A. Tyrren. OF New York.
a noted specialist on Internal Bath
ing for IS years IN that City Clip
this out as reminder TO ask for the
booklet az your first opportunity
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
DIDN'T WANT
TO BE ACTOR
BUTHEIS ONE.

Mike Sacks. principal comedian Ia
the Marcus Revue. now at the CraW-
ford. had no ambitions TO be actor
I'm his early days. His boyhood ambi-
ton was 10 own q wagon and two
horses and sell vegetables-and he
realized the ambition. For many
years. he sold vegetables about the
suburbs Of Boston and sometimes he
made as much as SIS a week clear,
after he had kept his horses shod and
fed and had kept his wagon in re-
pair.
Let him tell the story Of how he
came 10 90 on the stage
I used TO sell vegetables 10 Ar.
Marcus at home" said Sacks, in his
dressing room at the Crawford. -One
day Mr.. Marcus he said to me. said
he- Mike. could YOU talk on the
stage as you talk 10 me; II you can.
III have some jokes made for you an ]
III pay you $500 a week
I told him I would try and I hired
man 10 run my vegetable wagon
and I took the Job. The first few
nights I was scared stiff thought ]
had to act Mr.. Marcus kept telling
me 70 just be natural. when I got so
I could be natural, the people began
70 laugh and I began TO make what
the boss said was a hit and have
been ter years in the business
4 like the applause from the peo-
pie. but 7 often want for the old
wagon. and, do you know. that fellah
I hired TO run II. he don't never make
more as 81 a week no week It's
shame. too, with all these high costs
u ever thing. G. A. ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01

HERE WITHA
TRAINED HIP

/ Johnny didn't have to be told "a
bring I'm the coal nor 10 run 70 the
grocery store-he even offered %
do It.
The circus was in town
Al G. Barnes's wild animal show
arrived Sunday and there were four
thousand-mOre or less-youths lined
up along the Boulevard east OF the
Southwestern tracks to see things set
UP Sunday afternoon and evening.
All wanted TO see Lotus" the per-
forming hipopotamus. and a lot Of
them did. for sheer is IL he2-was
In an open cage Some had the oppor-
tunity Of seeing the big water ami
nal fed and one boy remarked that 10
had a bigger mouth than his teacher
Anyhow. there was a lot OF fun. and
a lot OF very tired little boys went
home very late at night and got uD
very early today and haven't studied
very much at school Cor thoughts Of
what IS On store this evening
The parade shortly before noon az
tfacted the usual crowds along the
downtown streets and those near the
circus grounds, and hundreds fol-
lowed it back 10 the place OF exhibit
zion for this afternoons perform
ancs.
Tonight another large crowd is ex-
pected. Of course.
The afternoon performance drew "a
full house"
Bessie Harvey. the girl who carries
the title OF "prima donna Of the
white tops IS stfll a member RI the
company and continues TO please with
her new songs. singing as her pet
pigeons fly 10 her from all parts Of
the tent
Martha Florlne gives her usual in
terestinE and daring animal act and
so does Mabel stark. who is said TO
be the only woman who enters
cage with tigers and makes them
mind her.
The show is larger than last year
q third larger. according to RoseIlf,
The press agent. and IL must be so II
he says so-ands you have 10 hand 70
10 Barnes in one respect at Ieast-no
lther circus has as many perfectly
.rained animals. II Il is animals. Z
.rained 20 do the bidding Of their
trainers. that You want TO see. Barnes
las en- G. A. ".
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01

ENJOYM MEXICAN
SINGERS VOICE

Il is safe TO predict a successful
career in the United States for Miss
Mercedes Mendoza. "the Mexican
nightingale who Saturday night
made her first appearance in FL Paso
At the Colon theater. The singer has
a lyric soprano voice Of unusual
sweetness and surprising range. her
high notes amazing her audience with
their clearness and wonderful evil
deuce Of breath control. Many OF the
city's American music lovers as well
as large representation Of Spanish
speaking people we've in the audi
ence. she received an ovation az the
conclusion Of her first number. an
aria from Lucia de Lammermoor-
The artist has a pleasing and in
formal stage appearance and one or
two quaint little mannerisms. The
program was ali that could be de-
sired. Each selection displayed the
singers voice 10 advantage.
Miss Mendoza was assisted by a
group Of artists. Encores were fire.
Cuent. Alberto de UrieL a tenor,
whose voice is one Of dramatic power.
was well received and sang a pleasing
number, 20 Paradise" by MeTerbeer.
Jose L Hernandez, a youthful violin
ist merited praise. Gabriel Martinez
IS baritone with a voice Of unusual
range F. T. D.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
MONTGOMERY OFFICERS
KILL NEGRO FIREBUGS

Montgomery. Ala. Nov 1.-TWO
negroes are dead and u others are in
jail charged with arson as the result
OF the simultaneous burning Satur-
day night OF two farm houses. a cot
ton gin and a number OF tenant houses
in Montgomery county near here
Telephone calls from panic stricken
farmers in The community brought a
sheriffs posse. which was fired upon
by a band OF negroes. Using their
automobiles as a shield. the posse re-
turned the fire. killing two OF the
negroes and capturing t. 10 motive
is ascrfbed for the burning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
Secrets OF The
Mooies ReDeaIed
n What is the ..Nafionai Board OF
" Review and how does II

"a What f. the @Nafionai Board Of
". Review and how does it
function.
A The National Board OF Review
consists OF s. members. representing
uiIterent professions, both public and
priVeSe. Iney are unpaid and censor
an MINIS before they are exhibited
Producers submit their pictures vol
unfairly to this board for approval
The board was formed in 1903 at TIE
request OF exhibitors in New York.
whose business had been injured by
an order closing the picture theaters
in New York.
q How old was Monroe Salisbury
when he first went on the Broadway
stage and with whom did he playF
A. salisbury was only IS when he
obtained his first engagement with
Richard Mansfield in New York. He
later played with Mrs Fiske. John
Drew and Nance O'Nen.
O. For what act was Frank Mayo
recently given hero medal in Los
A. He did the hero act BY jump
lns into the ocean and rescuinE Dag
mar Godowsky, daughter OF the IA
nous pianist.
O. What well known ball player
recently became involved in n law
suit emunatinE from HIS first motion
nicturef
A. Babe Ruth. the we'll known
king OF swat
O. What color are Helene Chad
vFfelz'a eyes and hnirf
a Masses OF yellow brown hair
and dark brown eyes set a trifle far
Their apart than usual are He1ene's
characteristics.-C 1890. By
Thompson Feature Service.
What must the successful
screen player learn TO do in por-
truylnE human emotions for the
acreens This question ore one OF
the most Important phases Of
movie acting VIII be explained in
this department tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
MADE
TO INCREASE
ARMY FORCES

Washington. d. c.. Nov. The
war department yesterday announced
plans which provide for a trained per-
sonnet sufficient TO permit the mobi-
lization Of 100000 men Immediately
upon a declaration Of war. The an
nouncement was made in connection
with a statement that If the sea had
been open Germany could have landed
a force Of 1000. 900 men on American
shores within six months and we
would have had practically nothing
to stop it,"
The new plan first proposes TO
provide through army schools in time
Of peace an eligible list OF comman-
ders and staff officers so trained that
they viii be immediate available
The personnel is 10 be provided by
the regular army Of approximately
300. 900 men and officers; the nation
al guards TO 425.000 by 1924 or
ganlzed reserves Reserve. equipment
IS also 20 be provided
The department intimated that it
had a certain nation in mind in max
ing the plans for defence, but did not
give its name.