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L PASO HERALD
SCHOOL DA YS
I A Line O' Cheer
I Each Day O The Year
By D WIG
Copyright, n. by
MeClure Newspaper SyndlcftU,
A PREfirRIPrUIK.
HOW to keep well? That Is not bard
to tell
Rejoice In mJ! the friends that roond
yon dwell.
And greet each sun that cornea to
waken yon
With twinkling eye, and gracious
Howdldo;
And every morn that marki a glad
rebirth
Salute the gloVing beauty of the
earth;
Give thanka for all the bounty of the
day,
The light that sheds Its luster on your
The skies of cheer that mitigate your
pain;
And in the storm rejoice in all the
rain
That falls to freshen op the fields,
and bring
A fuller meed unto your harvesting.
A better plan? So man can fashion it
v hereby to keep the soul and body fit.
(Copyright, 119, by The MoClnre
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Massachusetts Car Lines
Failing; Jilne Blamed
setts trolley lines are going into the
Junk heap by the score.
Loss of revenue with the advent
of the jitne marking a new era in
transportation is said to be responsi
ble Efforts are being made to "save"
the trolleys. These range from public
ownership to taxation to support the
fills"
FORCEDJO QUIT
Was so run down he
couldn't work gains
thirty pounds by taking
xaniac.
"If I could have had thla medicine
??SwF.'!' "aid J- Summerville of
t. , n avenue. Kansas City,
Missouri, when he stopped at the Owl
Drag Store. Kansas City, on his way
to California in his automobile, for
a supply of Tanlac, recentlv. ' I would
not have had to Quit my job on the
Mr. Summerville Is a well known
railroad engineer and states he was
forced by ill health to give up his po
sition on the C. B. & Q, where he had
been running for nine years.
"Of all the people who have made
statements about being benefited by
Teniae," continued Mr. Summerville.
"I don't believe anone has more
cause to be thankful than I have. AtJ
i -1 : ' ut- iii i&hiiik lauiac i only
weighed one hundred and five pounds,
but I now weigh one hundred and
thirty-five, making a gain of thirty
pounds, and am also rapidly getting
back my lost strength and energy.
"I have suffered from stomach
trouble and had been going down hi!'
tor years. I was also badly con
stipated and suffered with severe
headaches and dizzy spells. I could1
neither eat nor sleep to do much good
and had a cough that annoyed me
constantly. Finally I was forced to
quit my position on the road, being
unable to work, and do nothing but
trv to find relief.
"I have been under treatment num
bers of times, tried manv different
kinds of medicines, and traveled
around considerably trying to get my
health back, but nothing seemed to
helo until I got Tanlac I had be
gun to think Tanlac was going to
fail me, too, for I never felt much
improvement until I had used my sec
ond bottle. So if I had given It up
before giving it a fair trial it would
have been the mistake of my life, for
I am now getting to feel like a new
man. I have a good appetite
now. enjoy my meals, and my
sleep is sound and restfuL 1 am
already feeling better than I have in
a long time and at the rate I am
picking up now I win soon be In first
class shape again. I cheerfully rec
ommend Tanlac to anyone looking
for something to build them up. I
would not be without ft for any
thing" All druggists sell Tanlac. Adv.
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I'm qrOiKTO RSKTHS
CAPTftlK TO SUBMf-R
THIS BORT WHILE I'm
The Old Family Album
Spent 5 1 Years of
Her Long Life in Prison
London. Kng., Not. 4. Ellen Adams,
79. who waa first convicted when lb
years old. and who has passed 61
years of her life in prison, has been
resentenced by a local nollee court to
another six months with "such hard
labor as she can do for shoplifting.
Building Brick
We haoe an unlimited quantity of Hard-Burned,
Wire-Cut, Common Brick f0T
Immediate Shipment
The Best Brick in the Southwest
r US is a picture of Walter Kohl
berg at the age of three years. He
! hadn't yet acquired a liking for In
' ternadonal cigars, so the photograph
shows him without one In his mouth.
otherwise it may e taken for a fairly
I good likeness of the present manager
; of the Internacional cigar plant.
Walter la an El Paso product. He
was born in this city In 1885, on Aug
ust 28, and has lived here aU his life
except the time he spent away at
school three years In Germany and
other European countries and two at
Columbia.
He returned to El Paso ready for
business in 190s and went on the road
as a traveling salesman for his father,
the la E. Kohl berg. When his
fathef met his death. In 1910, Walter
became manager of the factory for
his mother. "
Ho was married in 1S14. but still
wviuuBs 10 me H.1KS. tne snrinera, the
Progress club, Rotary and is a I2d de
gree Mason. He was vice president of
.ci raso notary one year.
oo iar as ne can remember back
Into the distant mists of childhood,
he has had but one ambition and that
w io oe a cigar maker. His father
established and made the first curar
factory In El Paso, in the pioneer
uj vi we city, ana waiter has al
ways looked forward to carrying on
the business. The first retail store
w in the Sheldon.
-is a young man, Walter had several
narrow escapes. When learning to
swim In the river near the present
viaduct, he narrowly escaped drown
ing and waa saved by Edgar Taylor.
While Walter was riding with
Hugney A. McLean, about 25 years
ago. in a buggy, Mr. McLean started
racing another man in a buggy down
North Oregon street and the ritr w.
turned over and wrecked. Walter waa
oaaiy Druisea, but came out without
Bx G. A. MARTI V.
WALTKK KUHLBEKG AT AGB OP A,
serious damage, although It could not
have been said to have a whole skin.
While his father was in Havana on
a tobacco baring trip In IMS. Walter
ran into a strike riot and received la
hi right breast the only bullet that
was fired. It was thought for a time
that he wonld die, but he recovered.
ills ambition is to keep up the repu
tation his father established as a
manufacturer and Increase the busi
ness.
Temerrevr W. K. Pavne at the see
ei is Trill be areteted in all Ike fclory
of a prince Albert coat.
il peas. There will be a beer garden on
I rri t . , 1 1 the plaza. Just outside your hotel
I I r fL 11 P I. P T. T 0 M P""""0"- where the
j
Rough Texture Brick m varied (barks.
Firebrick and Fire Gay. .
Red. Brows and Buff Pretted Brick.
Hollow Building Tile.
International Brick Co.
El Paso, Texas
Wm
"THE bustling little city of Bozen.
g a nestling In the heart of the Ty
H ' rolean Alps, was never brought Into
1 the limelight in a military way.
g i Commanding the Brenner route be
ll tween Germany and Italy, and com
jjmnnlcation with Switzerland via the
S I Upper Adlge valley, its value as a
Mj strategic and commercial point Is un-
. questionably great.
HI This teutonic speaking town with
! mountain scenery or rare pictures
Ill oneness, singular as It may seem, has
g never exploited the two most won-
derful of its resources climate and
g scenery bat goes about Its business.
s I sraua ana nnperturnea. while Bozen
. Is the center of many fine automobile i
sj routes, and has much Interesting his-,
gt tory. It Is some vr hat off the beaten
Si trail of the tango tourist.
; The fertile soli is espeeiallr adapted '
m to vineyards and track famine: and
3 the market place la a lively sight.
S Here come the thrifty housewives to
m dicker . ith the buxom peasant wo
men and your landlord to select the
most tempting things for dinner.
-mere are BOiqnttons arcades lined
I with well kept shops, and the In
I numerable streets run hither and
thither, flagrantly defying the com-
stailv dressed
villagers throng to sip their beer and
iiaien to tne nana.
The town has an Interesting old
schloss, situated on a circular cliff
which rises abruptly from the banks
oi ue river, its massive towers are
gray and gloomy. The old castle with
its moat and drawbridge, its back-
grouna or wiia scenery, aglow and
colorful In the quiet somnolence of
approaching evening, :s a poetic
monument to an older time. That
chivalric age. so redolent of romance,
so rich in the reality of adventure,
has passed. The fighting overlords
and their rough warriors are gone.
A new law in England allows
women to serve ss members of juries
In all cases.
HogwallowLocals
Quickest Pain Killer on Earth
y
Mutant Steps AM Pais k Half the Time k Take. O&tr Remedies
OfteBtMtes k Five Master. St&jBet lafkmrnatka
asd Reduces SweKsgj.
TAKES ONLY ONE SMALL BOX TO PROVE IT
Don't be downhearted! Never mind
if you have tried plasters and lini
ments and other things that don't
start to banish the pain and agony
till day after to-morrow.
If you want to kill pain, get rid of
aches draw out Inflammation and
make all swelling disappear with
amazing speed get a box of Begy's
MUSTARINB right away.
Chemist Begy dscovered Mustarlne.
He made It of good, bone6t, true yel
low mustard addea other pln-des-troylng
Ingredients took out the
blister and astonished the medical
profession by giving to the world
a preparation ten times better than
Grandmothers good old-fashioned.
Ntit d:ry a-d blistering rr.ustard
oiutsc
Mtstarine relieves backache, head
ache toothache, earache and neuralgia
In fle minutes In an hour all misery
will disappear.
Sore throat goes over night lum
bago agony in an hour. Chest colds,
stiff neck, neuritis, pleurisy, rheu
matic pains and swellings all yield
promptly and are soeedllv andpri with
Mnstarine the oriytnal mustard plas-'?t oui- druggist's.
o-niun;. Ainays in mo yeuow .dv
box. l
"OUCH! THAT OLD
RHEUMATISM"
Jwt get ofit tiat bottle of Sloan's
Liairnent and "knock ft
EaBey-werf."
ER ISN'T prepared for that
quick switch In temperature,
were von? Left von stiff, sore.
full of rheumatic twlngesf
You should have had a KAttl nf
Sloan's Liniment handy that would
nave soon eased up the muscles,
quieted the Jumpy, painful, affected
Pirt penetrated without robbing,
bringing gratifying relief.
Helpful In all attacks of lumbago,
latlca. external soreness, stiffness.
strains, ached, sprains. Get a bottle
35c, 70c. Jl 40
ilk
November 3rd 119.
TO THE PUBLIC:
We, the undersigned, all OLD employes of the EL PASO
LAUNDRY, take this means of advising the public that we
have at all times been treated in a most considerate manner,
and our welfare has never been neglected; that ve are not in
sympathy with the laundry workers' unfair strike and posi
tively will not support it.
(Signed)
R. Lujan
Luisa Contreras
Jose G. Salas
Antonio Cardenias
Ernesto Valdes
Blasa Bustillos
Guadalupe Cardenas
Petra Davalos
Francisca Arriaga
Augustin Mendez.
Susana Martinez
Piedad Murillo
Carmen Murillo
Antonio Alvarado
Fred Sumner
Mrs. Norris
H. L. Grant
Juan Garcia
Eulalia R. V. de Lopez
Dolores Acosta
Ramona Alvarado
Francisco Garcia
Miguel Lopez
Indalecio Valenzuela
Luz Martinez
Ramon de la Farre
Ramon Banegas
Aurora Gandara
A. Valdez
Mariano Rey
Ed Temple
Alan Douglas
' W. W. DeLong
Floyd Mainor
KW1Z
Rtc. U. & Fat. Off.
Answers to Yesterdays Kwlx.
L The ostrich, when pursued, hides
its head In the sand and thus, natural
ists declare, believes Itself Invisible
to its enemy.
2. Alkali Is .& efaenteal compound
that Is sonbielB water and that has
ine capability ox. neairauzrag aaos.
X. William F. Cody, American plains
man and scout, showman, eta, better
known as "Buffalo BilV sow de
ceased. 4. The completed expression Is "bit
ter as galL
S. Mrs. Jstta Ward Howe (de
ceased) wrote the "Battle Hymn of
the Republic."
S. Mars Is sometimes said to be In
habited, and many distinguished as
tronomers have plam.ed to devise a
means of signaling to the inhabitants.
7. A Marathon Is a footrace of ex
actly 26 miles and 3SS yards In Imita
tion of the feat of a Oreek runner
who ran from Marathon to Athens to
announces the victory of Athenian
arms.
8. A hospice Is a place of shelter,
thla name applying particularly to
those Inns maintained In the Alna In
Switzerland.
9. The Krupps are a firm of munl-
A TLAS PECK reports that while he!tlon make" In Germany, where anl
r a n n rmnne in
area la the Mew aagl'tad group?
8. What w furze?
i t. Where la Labrader?
1. In the stock market, what la
j meant by "bulls" and' "bears"?
inomzMon nature service, . jrovia
Ave, New York City, Jnjtlaa Fair,
originator.
was on Musket Ridge Wednesday
ne got into an argument with a lot of
fellows, and that none of them ex
cept him knew what they were talk
ing about.
Sile Kildew says the preacher that
hat te preach only once a month works
at a big disadvantage, as he has to
start all over again every time.
Slim Pickens has bees thinkiog
seriously about locating in TickrriUe,
but has rive up the notion, having
" ce rawer di a Dig. ; BOna! eccentricities
enormous Industrial army was em'
pioyea aunng tne great war.
: Bloomfonteln Is the capital of
the Orange River colony, in South Af
rica. New Questions.
1. Who. is the second important
character In the tale of Robinson Cru
soe? I. Who was the last queen of Eng
land to reign In her own right?
3. Why do they call ones first
name the "Christian name
5.
EL PASO'S OWN RED CROSS
SONG PROVING POPULAR
The earn pa lam sour for the Red
Cross annual roll call pa El Paso.
rne Kea cross Jtoll call," lyric, "y
Dr. Burt Franklin Jenness. music by
Bert Beyerstedt, was composed ex
pressly tor this campaign and since
there was no other Red Cross cam
paign song, the Southwestern divis
ion's headquarters at St, Louis, re
quested Dr. W. L. Brown to forward
several hundred copies of this song
so that it could be distributed over
the southwest. Bach city will substi
tute the name of Its own particular
city In place of El Paso for its weal
use.
The song was originally tried out
at a meeting of the Red Cross cap
tains at a luncheon at hotel Sheldon
and It was unanimooa opinion of all
present that It was worthy and des
tined to become popular. The song :s
written In good march time and the
chorus has a good march tempo, or
swing, which makes it easy for com
munity singing and for dancing.
The song was Introduced at the "Red
Cross Follies." Monday night by
Frank Cheek, and during the course
of the evening he was assisted by
various organizations from the
schools and military In singing the
chorus.
On this afternoon at the Red Cross
tea. at the Sheldon hotel, from four
to six. the famous Miranbaphone
played the song at intervals. It was
also sung there by Frank Cheek, ac
companies; Dy Marry Beyerstert st
the piano and Bert with his violin.
"BAYER CROSS" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Each package of "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" contains
proper directions for Rheumatism, Aching Joints,
Sciatica, Lumbago, NeurRIs, CokJs.
Ton want ralaf onieklv and safe
ly! Then Insist on "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin." stamped with the "Barer
Cross."
The name "Bayer" means you are
getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by
physicians for over IS years, and
proved safe by millions of neople.
For a few cents vnn .
handy tin box of genuine "Bays!
Tablets of Aspirin." comalninr '.J
Drngglsts also sen large;
parks sea Asnirln in the
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture oi
Moaoacetlc&aMester of Salicylleaeid,
Adv.
tablets.
Crack Rifle Shot Called
To Rid Hotel of Pigeons
cuck in a little puddle.
San Francisco. CaL. Nov. 4. It waa
Slides will be made. and. with the .n .n . uk ,. .v
consent of the moving picture thea- , khh.
ter managers, tne audiences will ie ! r " - "
reouested at various times between the Palace hotel during the visit of
films to sing the song this week. , King Albert, but caDturlnr the ni-
The sons: is also to be sune in the J . .
l hi.i, .!,;:, u . i cuna aucrwaru was anouier matter
What was the Boston tea party? : the song Is for the benefit of the Red Finally the hotel management.
What Is a colon? rmn n i,.n ,K.nt I .e... v ... ...
S What Tlllnni. I. T,V "K-"
celebrated for his long term of office, I Bulbs: Hyscinths. Tulips. Narclsiua 'man.' and asked him to shootthem
i.n.uwvw i"'"", auB - ei a'ase seed l o. Fnone 363. Adv. with an air rifle
:ies? . x - 1 . 1. 1
1 t. What Is the largest state In CnrtUs Co. buy Llberor Bonds Adv. cessive shota
Deliveries to
All Parts
of the city.
Tuttle Paint and
Glass Co.
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