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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
LAUGHTER RULES
IN KEENEY BILL

For The last half of this week the
Keeney Theatre is presenting a bill of
unusual excellence The program
embraces wide range of talents of
which comedy is no small factor.
A combination singing and dancing
sklt is responsible for much of the
applause and laughter. 1t is entitled
"a Night in the Park" and a cast of
seven is seen in it's performance.
Tuneful mucis numbers vie with
mirthful antics in the piece. The
stage setting shows a fountain in
operation.
No small amount of the applause
goes TO Fields and Lewis, who are in
trodueed in a 'seagoing hack" and
then veer around to a comic tall1fest
They were seen in an act, similar to
ago in one of LILLIAN Russelfs shows
Two good acrobatic acts bring for
ward Leonard and Lewis, who spe,
cialize in head balancing, and Racko
and partner, two gymnasts of high
order.
Hayes and Laight appear in a mu-
steal and talking number of merit in
which the young woman plays the
violin excellently we'll. A burlesque
magic offering is enacted by Walden
and Rio, the former performing the
feats and the latter giving the tricks
away billie" Cree is a miss who
sings popular songs. Sterling" per-
forms wonders on a common har-
monica
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
PROCTOR TICKETS
DRAW PREMIUMS

The announcement that Proctor's
Park Place Theatre, beginning Mon
day, is to give away free with all
admissions, coupons, redeemable in
premiums, is sure to meet with much
interest and pleasant anticipation.
This is an innovation never before
introduced in any theatre in the
country, and that it will prove sue
cess for both patrons and Mr.. Proc
tor is a foregone conclusion, Judging
from the countless number of people
who are everywhere saving this kind
of coupons and redeeming them with
valuable premiums. Admission at
the Park Place or Lyric theatres
will entitle the holder Of the ticket
to certificate of corresponding
value-that is, the five-cent ticket
win be entitled to a fve-cent coupon
and the twepty-fye-cent ticket to one
of equal value.
This profit sharing plan, which gives
good shows plus voluable premiums.
will be put in operation at the Park
Place beginning Monday and at the
Lyric two weeks following.
The best evidence of popularity is
crowded houses. and. judging from
the capacity audiences at the Proctor
Park Place Theatre. that beautiful
playhouse is rapidly becoming popu-
lar with the countless notion picture
patrons who enjoy the better class of
pictures and environments of such
a high and attractive order as that
theatre affords.
The lengthy photop1ay offerings
are not to be found at the Park
Place. Instead, there are the shorter
and equally interesting features
with many delightful comic and
novel offerings.
Good music, furnished by the Hop
Jones Wurlizter Orchestra. is a
feature of the programs
Vitagraph, Kalen, Biograph, Edi-
son, Selig. Pathe, Essanay and
other leading film producers con-
tribute exclusive films to the Park
Place programs All the foremost
artists of the legitimate and panto-
mime stage are to be seen in the
photo dramas at the Park Place.
The programs there are changed
every day. and. with popular prices
prevailing, there is every reason to
believe that the Park Place will soon
be a Mecca for notion picture devo-
tees.
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PIPES OF PAN" IS
FEATURE At LYRIC

Novelty of an unusual order vie
with an original comedy production
for headline honors at the Lyric dur
ing the last part of this week.
"The Pipes of Pam fantastic
dancing production, is an extremely
artistic feature. 1t is a sort of
terpsochorean romance of mythical
DAYS in which Apollo and Aphrodite
are the principals, and in which
satyrs. woodnymphs and other wood
land elfs take part. Beautiful cos
tunes and scenery characterize the
production.
Henry Hargraves, supported by
splendid company, present one OF the
best sketches that the Lyric patrons
have seen in many moons. 1t is a.
clever comedy OF American life,
called "Chums," with theme that
reachs everyone, and goodly as
sortment of comedy and dramatic
situations. Yesterdays large audi
ences could not get enough of the
players and their sketch.
The Howell Sisters scored with q
dainty little singing and daneine
skit. as did Florence Rayfield in a
catchy budget of songs, delightfully."-
interpreted. Page and Wilton caused
lots of laughter with their nonsensi-
cal. but highly effective humor The
Herbert Germaine Trio in a sensa-
tional casting act; Wynn and Hayes,
a bright couple in good songs and
chatter and 1.-THE Barefoot Boy a.
unique whistling novelty, which WV
idly brings to mind Whittier's inn
mortal poem. completed the excellent
offerings of the bill
The second of the Public Service
safety pictures, called How to Avoid
Unnecessary Street Car Accidents,
was shown with other interesting
photoplay features.
Bobby North, Laura Lieb and Paul
Decker, Edith Swans Musical Oc-
tette.,. THE Haberdashery." With
fifteen people. and other star acts.
are announced FOR two big jubilee
bills at the Lyric next week.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
THEATRES HERE

SHUBERT-"Peg o. My Heart
Comedy. =
NEWARk-"The Yellow Ticket
sensational melodrama).
ORPHEUM-"At Bay (drama).
KEENEY' S--Vaudeville.
LYRIC-Vaudeville
MAJESTIC-yaudeville.
MINER S. -Burlesque
ODEON-Burlesque
PROCTOR'S PARK PLACE-Photo-
drama.
WIN-Photodrama
PARAMOUNT-Photodrama
STRAND-Photodram
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yAILSBURG NOTES

Miss Margaretts w. Flanagan, of
AZ Montrose street, entertained "A
number of her friends at her home
this afternoon.
James Morrison, of Hazelwood ave
nue., is visiting in Canada for week.
Mrs. Bruce LaPierre, of Halstead
street, entertained a few of her
friends at her home last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith, of
Montrose street, have returned home
after spending three months at Brad
ley Beach.
Miss Hazel Hughes, of Stuyvesant
avenue, is at Atlantic City for week.
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oIrY AnYnKrIsEMnNrs.


Of this board. and in accordance with the
provsoDs Of Chapter III Of the State Laws
Of 1895, public hearing win be given by
said Board OF Street aud Water Commission
crs TO all parties interested IN said improve
ments on Thursday, October Sth. 1914, ut the
Office of said board, on the Second floor of
The City Hall, Newark. n j.. at l 80 o'clock
p. M, at which time aud place thc Board
Of Street and Water Commissioners shall
proceed TO hear and adjudicate upon any
objections which may be presented to said
board by persons representing properties liable
to assessments for the aboye-naned improve
ments
Said tentative assessments comprise all
lots. tracts aud parcels OF land and real es-
tate liable to be assessed as aforesaid, lying
on both sides OF
SEYMOUR AVENUE.
from Book avenue 10 Rrnner avenue;
ST. CHARLES STREET,
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CURTAIN CALLS

One of the most talented cornetists
Newark ever produced. John S.
Leick, will appear at Keeney's The
atre during the earlier part of next
week in the romantic musical phan-
tasy, "Ye Old Tyne Halloween"
Newark's regard for Johnny" Leick.
and also for the Halloween tradi-
tons, is likely to make this act a big
drawing card. The act is in three
scenes. with a cast of seven clever
musicians.
Countess Won FILLER the prima
donna of The Big City Burlesquers,
has been greatly handicapped by a
cold in the past two days. A ply
slcian has been in attendance behind
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02

Extra heavy double thick top
very conveniently arranged draw
ers at top and bottom; roomy
cabinets; large plate glass bev
eled mirror; heavy finely nodded
scroll feet at base. Very spe
cial price.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
Fair Play League Enrolment

seventy eight new members were
enrolled by the Fair Play League. an
organization started two weeks ago
for the purpose of placing the Ger
man side of the present conflict be-
fore the public, at a meeting held
last night at st. PauPs German
Evangelical Lutheran Church. TWEEN
ty-five dollars was voted as a con-
tribution to the Literary Defence So
ciety of New York.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
Cut Price on Bath Rugs

Useful and needed in
the home. Fast colors,
assorted. blue, pink, etc.
Price specially reduced.
Size 1896 inches.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02

the scenes, administering eaustics
and lotions to the diva's throat be-
tween the acts. The audiences have
not had any mixing of the distress
the beautiful singer has experienced
while entertaining them.
THE Yellow Ticket, al the New
ark. is said to be founded upon IN
actual occurrence. The play is also
declared to reflect condition of at
fairs in Russia UP to the time of
the present war. The pales of set
Element referred to in the play are
no exaggeration. Until the war
ELECTED concessions from the car,
no Jew was allowed to leave the
pale of settlement to which ne be-
longed
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OPERA IN N. Y.

CENTURY, William Tell tMon-
day. Wednesday and Thursday
nights and Saturday matinee);
'Traviata'' CTuesday, Friday and
Saturday nights and Thursday
matinee).
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CITY ADvERTIsEmENrs
NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING.
STREET PAYING WORK.
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER
C0ATAIGSf0NEnS

flTNI " IfFoftTlFTI Ttnl : :
Public notice Is hereby given that the
preliminary schedules prepared by the BOARD
Of commissioners OF Assessments for local
improvements and showing the probable
amounts to be assessed properties spe-
cially benefited by the following Improve
uentsg
Paving of
SEYMOUR AVENUE,
from Book avenue to Renner avenue with
bithulithic pavement, on six Gl inch con-
crete foundation.
Grading. curblng, tagging and paving Of
ST. CHARLES STREET. tx
from Berlin street TO Avenue i with. obong
granite block pavement on n six 90 inch
concrete foundation.
Have this day been bled with the clerk
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.,fn ADynRrIsrMnNrs
Alpine STREET.

AI-PINt STKEET,
and the paving OF
MARIE PLACE
have been delivered 10 me according 10 law
Said assess Tnents comprise all lots. tracts
and parcels OF land and real estate lying on
both sides OF
ALPINE STREET,
from Elizabeth avenue to johnson avenue.
and on both sides Of
MARIE PLACE.
from Belmont avenue to Badger aVeIua.
The owners of land and real estate az
sessed in said certificates OF assessment are
sessed upon them. and each Of them re
spectivey TO me at my office in the City
Hall. on or before November 9th, 1914.
Newark, N. j.. September 49, 1919.
TYLER PARHLY
spe 29-5t City Comptroiier-
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New York Theatres


ASTOR-''The Miracle Man"
cANDLER-"o Trial (dramal.
CASINO Pretty Mrs. Smith tcom
edy with music.
COHAN'S-"It Pays to Advertise
Comedy.
CONSEQUENCE" comedy.
Beginning Thursday night
CORT-'Under Cover fmelodrama).
ELTINGE-"In Innocent (drama).
EAIPIRE-"rhe Prodigal Husband
Comedy.
FORTY EIGHTH STREET = The
Law of the Land Beginning We'd
nesday night.
FULTON-'rwin Beds Comedy.
GAIETY Daddy Long Legs (com-
edy)
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-'The Mis-
leading Lady (melodramatic com
edy).
HIPPODROME-"T Wars Of the
World Spectacular production).
HuDSoN-.The Dummy" detective
comedy.
observation-disclosures Girl from
Utah (musical comedy).
LIBERTY "He Comes Up Smiling
comedy.
LONGACRE-"T Tipping the Winner"
Comedy. Beginning Wednesday
night.
LYCEUM-'Th Beautiful Adven-
ture' comedy
LYRIC" Miss Daisy musical com
edy).
OPERA HOUSE.
.'The Story of the Rosary fmeio-
drama).
MAXINE ELLlOT'S-"W ls
Loye?" comedy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02

NOTICE is hereby given TO all parties In
terested that the certificates Of assess
mcnts for the whole amount of the costs
and expenses incurred in the repaving Of
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28
FL incidente
de Tampico
UN NOTABLE DISCOURSE DEL RE
PRESENTANTE MONDELL ANTE
Ell CONGRESO DE LOS EE. TT.

Dlscutlase ell proyecto de la Camara
$500, relative reclamaciones iudicia-
les y el Representatives Mondell hizo es
tas terminates declaraciones
'Senor Presidente: Este proyecto es
un claro demOstrativO de La infnita va
rledad de cuestiones enojosas que nos
deJa Ia guerra. Mas de 80 amos despu6s
de la Guerra Civil. estamos todavia en-
barbados con estos asuntos estamos
pagandO an0 tras ano enormes sumas
para recOmpensar en- parte Ell sufrimien-
to y la devastation causados por la que
ira. En- vista de esta experienced que
sufrlmOs JuntOs con otras naciones. re
lativas los destrozos de la guerra. es-
peramoS que las naciOnes en- Ell future.
o por 10 menOS nuestra naci0n. dudaria
largo tempo antes de embarcarse en-
agresivas operaciones que precipitasen
una guerra.
Tai ha sldO nueStra esperanza, Y, sin
embargo, caballeros, hoy Sc nos informa
que pOr 10 menOs doce grandes acoraza-
dos van camino de Tampico con TN
mensaje de guerra. No Sc nos infoma
que Sc ha hecho del vapor Amistad -
nj del superdreadnought Confraterni-
dad > del que tanto Sc nos ha hablado.
ALA en- Tampico, el gobierno de Mejco
cuyo yecino y mejor amigo somos, de-
bcm0S ser tiene uno 5 dos decrepitos ca
noneros que volar1an para sumergirse
para siempre en- el fondo de la bahia de
Tampico. con un disparo de canon de l3
pulgadas Tenemos ALI 3 8 acoraza-
dos y enyiamos ALA el resto de la escua-
dra del Atlantico Para que? Para
dirimir la importantlsima question de 81
debe darsenos qn samdo de 5 de q ca
nonazos! Risas y aplausos)
Hemos hecho tratados Ell los que nos
obligamos a referir a Juntas de Conci-
liaci6n Q Arbitraje, cualquier question
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28

TODO CHOCOLATE DULCE que
neva ell nombre de ROCKWOOD estk
garantizado satisfacer plenamente q
consumidor, Fabricamos IN surtide
extenso y variado en- diversos tamahos
dc tabllllas, para conner y bsber,
DE vENTA POR TODO Ell CONERCIo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28

que pudiese traer al rompimiento de las
hostllidades con cualquier poder extran-
Jero. Nuestro Secretario de Estado Sc
precla Gle ser ell arcangel de la paz, del
Iarbltra]e y del arreglo de los disturbios
Ilnternaclonales por medios pacffcos.
Hemos ofrecido, casi Tornado. las
'naciones del mundo q entrar en- acuer-
dos en- los que ofrecemos arbitrar cues
TONES que envuelven ell honor nacional
Ipero hoy la escuadra va q marchas for
zadas contra Tampico. Por mas de un
|ano, en- ell Norte de Mejico, ciudadanos
'americanos han sido amenazados. insul-
tados, slls propiedades destruidas ase
'slnados. En- vano hemos apelado 4 los
bandldos y asesinos que comandan ALI
las fuerzas
Antes de aver nos inform0 la prensa
que hablamos apelado. en- benefcio de
600 espanoles cue tenemos baio nuestra
protecclon, en- protesta contra el con
fiscamiento de sus propiedades por Vi
LA, contra su expulsion del pals en- que
han vivldo por generaciones, ell De-
partamento de Estado ha acceptable la
declaration de Villa Carranza de que
nuestra protesta es vana, y que ell asun-
to qued6 terminado.
Cuando un ciudadano ingles crya Sc
guridad nos concernia es asesinado en-
la vecindad del .Jefe Caudillo de las
fuerzas revoluclonarias del norte de
AeJico, nuestro Departamento de Esta-
do acepta la declaration q ese respecto
hecha por Carranza, que trae todas las
evidencias de falsedad, que no hace MIN
guna apologize, que no ofrece desagra-
vlo, la acepta sin protesta.
Clentos y aun millares de amercanos
han sido eXpulsados del Norte de M6ji-
co, destruldas sus propiedades. teniendo
que sufrir hasta la muerte. 4 manos de
los bandldOS que coOperan con las llama
das fuerzas constitucionalstas hemos
decllnad0 ell enviar fuerza 4 traves del |
Rio Grande para soStener nlestras de- |
mandaS Y, hemos aceptado cobardemen- |
te como final la negative de parte de los
lideres constitucionalistas de considerar |
nuestras demandas. 8 de conceder ell ne
cesamO deSagraVlo Ell los caSOS en- que |
han condescendido darles alguna con |
SlderacI0n. Alm cuando ell cadaver de |
ln americana. cobardemente aSesinado. |
qued0 en- una abandonada tumba casi i |
la vista de nuestra frontera. nos mega |
bos 4 enviar fuerzas recobrarlo s 4 exi- |
CIR el caStigo de slls asesinos.
Pero Ell Tampico, la question es dife-
rente. Ali opera el gobierno meiica-
no. Desde el iIltimo Diciembre nuestro |
Presidente inform6 al mundo qu tai 60
bierno debia de caer Por I'm Iad0 hizo |
el la declaration de que no habia 90 |
bierno Ell Mejico, y por el otro, que el
goberno que hab1a reconocido enviando |
ALI a su emisario John Lind. deberia |
eaer y caeria Sc MEGA a establecer con
el gobierno de Mfjico, las reaciones off |
ciales que ell uso international requiere
para la protection de nuestro pueblo |
Y virtuamente SIC di6 noticia d todas las |
fuerzas de la rapina y de la revuelta de |
que nosotrcs ayudariamos por todos los
medios, arruinar ell gobierno estable |
edo en- Mejico y que protegerlamos los
asaltos de sus enemigos.
(Continuara manana) |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28
PUREZA Y CALIDAD INMEJORABLES,

Con la Cocoa "LE0N DE OROs 20
prepare la bebida mas saludable como.
clda; es un alimento perfecto, de facil
digestion. Recomendada por los seflo.
res medicos como t6nico excelente para
el sistema nervioso.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-28
WALL PAPER

We furnish any style color scheme in Home Decorations
Papers for Bedroom Paor Sold with border to match
Regular values 10c and 12c Friday the roll $40
Satin Stripe Paper for Bedroos cretonne and floral eff
ects Also twotone shadow paper green only border
binder match Regular values l5c to Zoe per roll Friday
roll SO and 712c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-28
In the
White Goods
Section
Specials For Friday

45c Linen Homespun Table
Damask, check and stripe, de-
signs, 81 inches wide. Friday,
800
100 yards blue border linen
crash toweling, lie value. Fri
udy SC
Table No. 1.
Extra values in madras and
lawns, Zoe and 25c value, 6Llc
Csc Pique, 1870
Extra fine quality for skirts,
SO inches wide. Friday, 1870
81 inches wide, 15c grade, SO
75c Linen Sheeting. 500
90 inches wide, heavy quail
ity. Friday ............. SOC
$1.00 Lunch Cloths, 75c
Size 36x36 inches, hemstitch-
ed linen, pretty rose and satin
stripe design. Friday :. 75c
Main F1oor-BOwMAN's.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-28
Boys Wash Suits

Oliver Twists and Russian
Sailors in stripes, plaids and
plain white; $1.50 values, 9Sc
Boys Crash and Linen
knickerbockers. Price,
SOC and 7jc
Khaki Knickers. Price, SOC
All-wool Blue Serge Suits,
in Norfolk style, sizes 6 to 10.
Special -. S3.9S
Boys Straw, Linen and Cloth
Hats for boys 6 to 16. Price,
SOC and 9Sc
BOWMAN 'S-Third Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-28
FLAGS

We are splendidly prepared to-
gay to supply your wants I'm Flags
Tor Memorial Day.
United States Flags. fast colors,
mounted on sticks with gilt spear.
Size 12x1S. Price ............ =. SC
Size 16x24. Price 1Oc
Sizes 24x36. Price ...... .15c
Size 30x45. Price .a9c
Size 36X60-inch mounted on pole
with ball end; cord and iron holder
~SH'PiStc O1C
PENNSYLVANIA State Flags, size
l2Xl7, blue ground with State coat
OF arms in three colors, mounted on
sticks, complete tOc
Large sized flags, also silk flags
at proportionate prices.
See our new Bull Dog Flag. abso-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-28
Turning Our Boat With the Tide,
Which Is Setting Strongly Toward
Light Weight Materials and
Linen Suitings

We announce really sensational sale Of Summer
dress goods.
finished popln twenty shades
William gngham
4onch rice CLOTH light blue pink lilac cadet Special
2Sinch blue
to
Price, yard
s125
Floor-BOWMANS.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-28
Women's S Under
wear and Hosiery
Light Wear for
Vacation Time

Women's 25c Knee Pants,
light weight, lace knees. Spe-
cial, 17c per pair, three pairs
for :. :. SOC
Women's Bleached Vests,
extra sizes, low neck and
sleeveless; seconds. Regular
price 15c. Special, SO each; !;
three for Zoo
Women's SOC Hose, black
and colors; assorted samples
and broken lines. For Friday,
23c
Women's 25c Hose, extra
sizes, black silk Isle, double
soles. For Friday ...... 17c
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-28
Fruit or Shopping Basket,

Made OF fancy coored sraws assorted shapes-come
three sizes Price Observation-Disclosures. &c. 49c and SOC
VASES FOR DECORATION
Green Painted Cemetery Vases Price 90, 1Oc and 800
Colonial Glass Flower Vases Price 19e, 25c and 49c
Iahls Sanitary Berry, Ice Cream and Lunch Sets-l0
Paper Plates 10 Crepe Napkins 10 Small Spoons 10
LUNCH SETS AND BASKETS FOR YOUR OUTING
Tahs Sanitary Berry Ice Cream and Lunch Sets-lO Paper
Plates, 10 Crepe Napkins, 10 Small Spoons, 10 Lace Paper
Doy1es 1Oc per
Imported Fruit Shopping Baskets made of fancy coored
straws; assorted shapes-come in three sizes. Price,
BowMANs-Basement 800, 49c and SOC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-11
Man Now Held On Forgery
Charge Was Once Re
ported Drowned.

san Antonio, Tex, March IL Q. s.
Cooper, under arrest here and said to
be wanted in several states for alleged
illegal check and draft operations, viii
be required to answer to charge OF
forgery at Ell Paso before he IS turned
over to the officials Of other states.
Officers are coming from FL Paso to
return him to that city. There IS no
charge against Cooper here.
Extensive Operations Alleged.
Los Angeles, Calf, March lie. s.
Cooper, under arrest in san Antonio
Texas, as a forger, is alleged by the
manager of a bank detective agency
to be wanted here for illegal check
and draft operations which Melted MIN
several thousand dollars. According
to the same authority, Cooper, who
was believed to have been drowned IN
the Hudson river two years ago, has
been operating for fifteen years In
many states. Banks IN various parts
of the country have paid close TO $9O'-
600 to him. it is alleged.
Cooper was arrested at San Antonio
on a charge of forgery alleged to have
been committed at Cordeu, Okla
Banks, however, in New Hampshire,
New York, New Jersey, North ana
South Dakota, Arizona, Texas and Cal
ifornia are also said to have suffered
Cooper was arrested once in san
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-11
POSTPONE CAPLEs
APPEAL TO APRIL l

Austin. Texas, March 11.-state SEN
q, a. SSIe3,5e r. Hudspeth was here to-
dav to submit the case Of William
Caples from Ell Pa.so county. pending
in fhe court Of criminal appeals but
the csse was postponed until April L
Caples was convicted Of aggravated
assaHIt and given so days in jail. He
is now out on bond
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-11
FL, PAsO OFFICER TO ,
T." ~ 20 AFTER THE PRISONER

c. s Cooper, who is under arrest in
caD antonio. Tex, on a charge OF
I 1SiI G-y5nS Se3 Valley Bank & Trust COM
IiO " iT This This city for $3.50 about three
R Weeks ago. The draft was drawn on
a Los Angeles bank .
The day following Lne pay LlstlI OF
I Lece f1 Cd notice that Cooper was
1900 in many states and a search
W. Too5a for him. He had gone, how
ever @sI Sheriff Peyton Edwards says
a deputy may leave Tor san Antonio
tonight to get the prlsOIleI'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-11
Cooper to Be Brought to Ell PasO

DIeSO, sf5oO hail for him. AfterWard
Is F1iaced in an insane asylum in
NJ Work and Mrs. Cooper obtained a
Si5-o--e later it was reported that he
Tvae drowned in the Hudson river. A
BODY was identified as tnaL OF cooper
md inferred under his name.