El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-27
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS


most remarkable circum- !
stances" said Albert strassman, its ad-
vance representative, today. Mile |
stones the play by Arnold Bennett
and Edward Knoblauch, is making one
of the most remarkable trips on rec
ord. Last year DIilestones was seen
in only u of the eastern cities. This
wear it goes to the coast, but thousands
of miles will be consumed in jour
new and very few cities visited.
'AIilestones,' after a week IN New
orleans, will appear in Houston on
Monday and Tuesday, February ana
2. then in FL PasO, and on Friday, Feb
mary g. Jumps to San francisco Tor
two weeks, then two weeks In Los
ANGELES and then eastward to fulfill
dates in Washington D. c. ana otner
cities along and near the Auanuc sea-
board. In all theatrical history It IS
doubtful whether any important play
has made such rapid jumps.
There is only one company playing
] MilestOnes' in the United states anu
: this company is the English company
/ coming here. It must be back IN Lon
don under contract at certain dale
this spring; the scenery, winch was
I brought into the United States IN Dond'
must also be sent back at certain
! date. Hence the rapid jumps to gel
I to some of the biggest cities beIore the
contract expires
/ 'TWhy is it that married men think
( that bachelors are happy, care tree
! people, while bachelors wonder tnat
: married man should have anything 70
! worry him?" asked Charles Moore. "A
! married man with family mas some
thing to make living worth WINE:
/ bachelor hasn't a person TO i've TOT,
! e[CaDt himself and he sometimes gets
| mighty tired of that There tney DOM
| are each envying the other fellow
/ the married man because me o1I taeI,o
/ has no responsibility, ana the pdcne-
| Tor because the married man mas
/ responsibility that he mas not, pay
I did you ever stop 10 tnlnR WIZ 1 q
/ really funny world THIS Olo spieiO
The HeraId's editorial force all de-
| clare Mr. Moore is entirely Wro4g
! about the married man envylng Ine
] unmarried man, and they are all mar
/ ried. As for the unmarried man envy
ing the married man-weIl, WY
/ Shouldn't he? ask these self satisIled
married ones. Though disagreelng
with Mr.. Moore, the editorial 1orce
! refuses to exercise the editorial pre-
rogative Of not printing ms inter-
view.
"a publicity department, specluC
budget fund, naming Ine LaI4sS5 a
which the budget is to be spent ana d
( big fair should be the three prlnclpaL
planI1s in the platform OF me me- ne
: chamber of commerce DoaIo, ,sea1
one Of the most active chamber OF
/ commerce members ,... "a
1.-The city needs the pupnclIy aLu
{ If is time we were organizing a pup
( licitv department, or bureau, IN order
. I TO attract the attention OF the cOuh-
/ try to the Elephant Butte pr9} 5,5S
when it is completed Then the Duu-
] ( oct fund should be solicited upon a
definite basis and this schedule snouIq
! he shown to the contributors Each
t article which is to be financed ourlns
The wear should be shown the same as
. the cftv's budget Then the Dig Ialr
, should be revived and fair given
next fall That does more good lhan
any of the other efforts and should pc
kent going While I am not an active
! candidate for the position of director
on the board, if 1 should pc eIecteo
; , again, I would try to put these three
r things over.
-Four years in an osteOpathIc Senool
in Los Angeles and then Ri Paso,
said Nat Gould, former local manager
for the Western Union Telegraph com
I pany here who stopped IN FL Paso on
his way to Los Angeles. I have peer
all over east Texas since leaving H.
Paso and I have found no city. more
! promising for the future than this one
! when I have completed my course
I intend TO come back here and establish
| myself. I got a touch of the west here
/ and could not be satisfied any place
else. Los Angeles is a me s. Plac C.s. q
! live in and I expect to enjoy -FOUR year.
] there But it is no town 10 make Z
start in for there are too many PEG
| pIe there now FL PasO looks best u
! city of this section by the time 1 an
| ready to return
This is glorious baseball weather
| we are having" said deputy county
clerk John T. Cain 1T makes one rec
I like getting out and playing ball 1
! this weather keeps up it would no
surprise me to see the boys warming
| up for the coming season. We ough
to have some good teams here by sum
mer."
efficiency first, is the motto of tn
railway mail service of the United
States said a visitor who had jus
witnessed an examination in the OF
flee of the railway service in the fed
eraI building. "I saw DeFOrrest Met
calf, a clerk, throw 1000 cards on tn
Texas scheme and he made 999 correc
throws. He did not have the othe
card or he would have hit the bull
eve as often as the American gunner
on the battleships do when they fir
n at floating targets.
Il
''The death of Miss Eileen Thompson
:. was a particularly sad occurrence {