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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-08


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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15

SecuE 6e r eLheF CFdal1est. erE.
TEaE -zE Pres sent Of MS ACty &C t1e
eauui a1EGt it'd BY him sa&I Ia
4-C LIE Gce GEreEE Authorized u II
vtz Egaa c-G1s Q Ul3UE gla1s 41G
slecJEea -GEs tlr : modern GE-s1'ttate
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zEC ECeG-
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TEE- Is 1tCy GZL TAG uGzTE-Z-a
1eE-1ers aeTslJ aTe LETsTgC28Ay 2lEft,gI
&c t1 lie ErcECs. -oC q Guiding / nc
E=rr. ID -1-..EEe 2:-Cr- 1lu1a On ne
.aErr HGEsE Sc 4 lie -C7VL Of Is211-
--s lor It's Parish without l1reasCr-
! lE Csl- !
4-lg 10.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
Road REPORT.
Wgd&T

On u0tGG Of 3F A7geGeaIE, Lzs rs
port Cf 3tgaE Commissioners appointed
AZ the Iq1,z zeSsEUH- and FsECPt sU5E1i--tt-
& 5F san Commissioners II the JzFy
lzt sEssICE laying cut L gU1Ee road
from L1E ) z gGFaer 5 Y : SeG1Ga f-LIa.l-
Ate ) W eGrueE CT s z CfS II Section
Lids sElf Report having teen aiG C7er
from ssLlt lzzE nesting was called u
for 4G-0u. NJ. E1ElaWaE WEs ASKED 70
preside. sid Dr. Cooper Urged o5tee-
tIOus 70 TIE avIg CUT Gf said read IS
beiHg very expensive u build and GEa
lot tEEald llEr EGAIc Gse. Dr. CCCgeF
Lae1 resumed the chair On Motion 1E
J. ;. RFEms. seconded bT AEssu Mar
Cz1EEL tie SAID EsgCgE Vas lad CT the
ta5Ie, EE vEts Of q seven 70 u Gae.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
SUPPLIES

mr. hathaway That the President
Ct tie FEllEs JGry &c authorized u
Dave Installed Al elsstrie EZ1t oFar the
fEGGE entrance 70 tae EE
That taE SaeFTE he a-t1CEizzsZ 70 uur-
Chase rt-r Use az lbs Gfaes4 TIE szlIc5'E57q
azE of supplies I case gf EEssag landry
soaRr Z Cast inlet paper I d6ZaE g1,5f
eFooEzs, CUE tint dEgsE COED HOGS. 2
dEzZz1 cheap EJWsE.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
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/ Gegorr VII 7-E1e 10 the PoGcs
jury El4E IgCl SiIL-G~ Ea-ger. was L
peer health gzc Z Esest 1t CEsa -leuE
E-C l. vas 1el Gv5t 6E cCl-d rseeTVe
better Cs4 -EeC- Z Al asylum CT tCsgI-
a Uu nc CE- sGGCuC=l., 41L carried.
5EE EaE-=E vas referred - lr. Joan
4 CCCgeF. President .0c invest a--Gr
11G SKI aGciaE Is Il Is judgement
IsallEf ETCEeEs
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
REPORT AGRICULTURAL DEMONS
TRATLNE AGENT

Mr. FC1Creu submitted ! detailed
and very interesting rsgCrr shown
uEeh interest Al over the Parish n IN
Er0Te1En- Il SOCK. t4Tui1z AID tTCCE-
EGr AID CT ECEGG- seconded and u
a-1I1G lsET carried de Vas Eear NY CGu
ueuCzd for ms EgoG EaEk. and tEaE ms
PepCEr &c Eu1lL-EeG t-g general II
lorna -ICC.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
RESC-CTLIN-CCCPER p.

Ar- EaEEaE4F presented the t1Eow-
II eetzLcn wa1Ch net / most hearty
AMI enthusiastic reception
Jennings, Id, Oct. I. 1911.
We. the undersigned gt4CEFs CT the
Parish Ct Jefferson Davis Louisiana DO
teTeaF geu-EC Dr. J1f1 CCCEGF Pre-
slten- OF TIE Puljcs Jury Wsrt 4, e
lakE ne race for the Police Jury fur
another tEFu, owing % the Eaet he IS
aE1LLatr with matters nGw pending az
great Importance 70 the Parish II large
and approaching bis diligence and ccu-
zClenlCUs Efforts dEEi1g als present
term therefore ws tzeI mat We VOICE
t2e SCI -lE1eEL Ct every FCtsF VIC VII
EXPRESS bis view IT the ballot aox II
the Coming election Respectfully sub
mEs-sG-
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
REs0LCUlN-,y4u
BIZ Nr F4ElaEar-

BE- Mr. H4EElaEETs
Resolved bE gae PcLgs Jury CT tbg
PARISH GE jefferson Davis L1ar I5cEf7-g
g the aulGIzZ AID ggnsErIz2 Elg1r gf =
EEEsFn ~ dE-s gGGEL house II To
Town CT Jennings TgF the E.Asisl1cf .TTzf-
fEEsuE LEElS, z-zElsa CiZ Ee Ela.sliss.Er
CT TINS aCGY AM a-T ss.cZz.E-ze 81 egrr-
MITES WaaGI Es E8T agEoEHE 10 T.sz-
Gtasr PARISH sea-s All zzaa.ae a-Gs II
SpeGE GoUEt lG1ses. and b ZzrIse argag-
tzeEs % sElgEIl1- EslaEls zzl sge5cIzg.z lflEs
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eaEEt aC1ss sEEs l E2a t1VEz Oh ,Esas-
ngs Esr EEEs PzrJzh Ez..lsliIE zarzgsscr..
zble delay
Section Z Il 1g,laEea az tie Pg-
EEs agy q Es sa az ,Ief=Eer
Davis "a It's 1E sessz 2eaT zass.
that TIE P2esizen- q E1ls BODY he m
Is aeEeiaT 4sCz-Sfl 70 agDClEe 4 .cg-
uzfErze ggEIgC 6 1E 1Ee OF mCF2 az ms
hEdF 70 VIszG etE parish So Is Of
state azd ezs 4a4 IsgesE gal.zs
houses aza GE-zsR lasE a.saflI In -ze
al &C eEaI gGGgg hiIg
ths BzIsE. zztl PaT Tie 1eeesa2zg
tEagezE expenses & sElgh gufaz1 EazS
for EA4G EsEEase G9E Ct TIE gizEeea
flzH,Is GE tie parish zCs otherwise de.
EEu1rI A aG s 1EssaIe1E saz 1s s
member OF sEt-f ties
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
JAR

NJ. ECaE and several otter gentle
uEH 18te Z BIsE for assistance n cav
ing premiums u be gwen IL the A-T-
Culture and FGEL-rT Show 10 1e aziG n
JeH1iGgs- On uGaGu Of tlE- Halfway,
SEeG1CeG and zarrseG- Eks PgIics jury
voted c 8EgTgprlars and dGGa z S1iG
CO, 70 EaF t1r premiums GR=EsE az sad
FAR.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
atnsme Ne. G.

IN lz1-Sa1sCE C=c4.-zg. resembling
lEc-Ga-Ce NJ, r 4 TIE P.4-ce Jury
PASSED l1C L-cpC=G SegE=Eler 2zzr.,
L4-5-
ILr- G-rEa-- and / E-11er Of cE-LzsEs
q ] err rs appeared Gs+Cre tie 2c-Gcs
Jury IA GsE=.. t1r L1e a+eptLcE q ne
E1CFe CFa lH-cee The SA.C Cr-.EHzce
1aT.-g cesE Approved ~ --& Ordinance
ccG-. --=e IT. 81 E-C-GC q Mr- Hath
away seconded ~ Nj. CrE--cTy Adopted
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
R14Q REPORT


BE Ag. Czzatry. That IGsEgh Falte-
IEEur LsYGGa Martin, DAVIS LsCIrCs. Al
TIME FalGEtEFI. Mammal RsyY and Chas.
Murray, Roa6 commissioners algCIutsf
AZ the 4gFII Ls-, 1915 meeting q hay cut
a pEbEC read fFcu the sghgGL house II
n y gGFEeF SeEEGn sAt1-d thence east
u Ms4ueuEa1 River, be discharged as
s4lG commissioners. AID that n theEc
seEaa and 9Eage and Is ecmm ssI1ners
% lay eut SEid Rad Tie t1fI0wizg he
szasrE Itsf Is SAID GCGI1Is sluueFs 70
lay cut SAID rCaE~ T. " VaIitetsrr.
Martin. Antoine FalleCzFg, David L.
GFGA Joan Mece2l57 ant ArehaE Mar
tn
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15

TlE uEeCzZ EEs ca-et u oFGer tE
John 4 Cooper President and Tie
mIZ-E=s GL tie meetings ct SCI Lu1er
nd we're read AID approved Z Cge1
sGSsICE
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
POLICE Jj7f MEETS
IN REGULAR SESSION


Lssr-2 - u, Or : III
lie .--- "a. .---s CT the parish Il .-=[-
f=rscz Davis UeC ms ta7. II -1e PCLCe
Jury E-aE- L@c= Bunting. E=Ez--.zs
LOUISIANA. q ~ Q G.cCE / u, and II
rCL ca LIZ s-LCTL-E -s-5ecs TG-s
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15

D GEO EATEAWA ~.
J. s TRE1IE
?. l. Arc ENE4ry
LIE. ROBINSON
ARTHUR EETD2T
4 4. F0NTEN0T
4 MlRCAN'TEL.
HENRY E1LL
CLARPEA PETRE
z, L ARCENEACL
LII. RICHARD
CHS E ELBER
II. FESE[. IER
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
CRINTNAL EXPENSE.

1927 IGsEpi z. FuselisF, arrestzrg
Conveying u ,IzII asa
49, J. 2 FussIIaF, beard CT RFF
sa1ers La 10
55382ld3 J. 2 FgssIIeFs cuEFsF rnG gFi-
zouaEs- --------------- GGE
M Eagle Grocery 4U
I&2l5 2 / CASTLE, ei1th1ug fer gri-
souers -------- SIS
l9--d 7. & Smith, neGieaLs Ssa
la-T 1aEl-t 5gLEFr carrying pFt-
STEER 20 g3ZE---------- AGO
1878 [ghl Il PItre.
TIA
l9--a 9-L-aE HzPttEare Co.
$50 / g. s'oCEeEGt, taxing PR
so1eE ta Jennings. -. la
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
For Sale my driving
horse. an al family horse
{. Willard.

G. L Hasler who makes his
home N Las Angass, Cal and u
New dreams, La stopped over
tor ) short visit with lEr. and
1Lrs. Cas- B1es. Mr.. H9srar <
z eog1sz1 OF Ars, Buck while here
NJ Has-er made the Journal Of
Ice Z very pleasant call He IS
very well pleased with this SEE
tGE.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15

D L Dean left Sunday night
for New Orleans 10 undergo an
operation Dr.. Arceneaux accom-
panyE1g him. This Is Mr.. Doaars
trip and although MIR.
Dean Is feeling fairly well at this
tine I was deemed best Ia 20 for
q second operation.
Morgan LGgnfGn who Is werE-
ing N the oil fields 1t Ged. La.
was N Welsh the later part of the
week On q visit to his fairly and
with friends
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-10-15
2. l. ARCENEA-E
HENRY ECJLL.
L N4P7ANTETs

BF Mr. Guh4ry. That Claims NO. sggT
@ No dfGs, both inclusive. and asnrov-
Cd by the Claims COMMITTEES, BE- Crderss;
gaid. Carried.
By Mr.. F0Utsn0t- Reserved that this
Police jury adjourn. Carried
Approved Nov. fsfs
AErsst: President III PaEIce Jury
L. z. R1hinSGH.
Clerk Of P1lfcs Jury.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
STARTS
MAKING BUTTER
Local Concern Inaugurates
New IndustryKBuying
{ Up All Valley Milk.

A creamery is already operating in
FL Paso- The FL Paso Dairy, under the
management of 7. 4. Smith. has estab-
lished one and is now buying all the
milk that is for sale in the valley
above and below Fl Paso-
Over 500 gallons Of milk daily are
being bought in FL Paso-about d5 gal
Ions a day from the farmers in the val
ley below FL Paso and about 225 gal
a day from h west side" farm
ers north Of FL Paso.
The company is now putting the first
made in FL PasO butter" on the mar
ket-knOwn as "The Pride Of FL Paso'
It is not yet being wholesaled, but
manager Smith intends that this shall
be the outcome.
If the experiment proves q success. 1t
IS the intention OF Mr. Smith n his
associates TO enlarge their plant so as
to gradually take care Of all the milk
the valley will offer, increasing their
capacity as the output in the valley IN
creases.
The SKINNED milk. from which the
cream is taken for the butter. is being
fed to calves and pigs. and from
these by-products the company expects
to realize a substantial profit
A modern pasteuriZing plant has
been installed by the company for
treating all milk purchased from the
valley farmers. With this system. all
milk is brought TO $50 degrees Faren-
heit and kept at that temperature for
So minutes. Then il is suddenly cooled
to 80 degrees The treatment does not
leave the burnt taste in h milk that
was formerly experienced by the flash
process pasteuriZing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
tn Re
GIVEN To POOR
The City Will Give Thanks
Thursday; Postoffice and
Banks to Close.

Thanksgiving day will be observed
in FL Paso in a religious manner by
three churches, where the various
congregations join in a union service
and a special service at the Church Of
St Clement, Episcopal, at 10 a m
For the downtown churches the serv-
ice will be held in the First Baptist
church. Rev. J. f. Abbott. pastor Of
the Westminster PRESBYTERIAN church,
delivering the address. In East FL Paso
the service will be held in the East Ell
Paso Presbyterian church, Rev. J. H.
Allen Of the Austin Park Christian
church, delivering the address. In
Highland Park the service viii be held
in the Highland Park Methodist church.
Rev. ". c. Bsber, pastor of the Altura
Presbyterian church, viii deliver the
address. These services VIII begin at
1880 a m
Church Programs
The music program at the East FL
Paso Presbyterian church viii consist
Of standard hymns and an offertory
solo by Miss Marjorie Livesley, with
violin obligato by Miss Sammie Lives
ley The order of service at the Church
Of St Clement begins with the morn
will be a brief sermon on Thanksgiving
by the rector, Rev Henry Easter.
st. Clements Music
The music for the service follows:
Organ prelude-Kenneth ". Mac
Callum.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
COMEDY AT THE ALHANBRA.

The big Nitagraph comedy, The Dust
Of Egypt" at the Alhambra today and
tomorrow. leaves nothing to be desired
in the way of fun and hearty laughs
Edith Storey and Antonio Moreno are
responsible for q production that Will
long remain uneclipsed as n fun maker.
The comedy combines the ancient n
the modern There is the glory n
pomp Of the ancient East There is the
dash and sparkle Of the modern. And
throughout all runs a rlotous and
sparkling humOr. the ihes Of which
have heretofore never been seen on
the screen. "The Dust Of Egypt" IA
created uncomfortable mirth wherever
shown and is recommended to all who
enjoy comedy that is sure enough
comedy--Advertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
NE99F NGFR R0Y
KILLED BY CAR
Was Taking Postal Clerk
Home on Wheel When a
Street Car Struck Him.

Eduardo Villegas. an 1~S-year-old
messenger boy employed at the Postal)
Telegraph company. was killed Tuesf
day night and Miss ola Berry. nigh
clerk at the Postal. seriously injured
when a Government Hill street car
struck the bicycle which Villegas aid
Miss Berry were riding
Villegas suffered a fracture Of the
skull and IN operation failed to save
the boys life. Miss Berry completes
her duties at the Postal office at mid
night and the messenger boy offered
TO take her TO her home in the 900
block on North Stanton street on his
bicycle. She was riding on the front
part Of the wheel at the time and VII
legas was operating il when the street
car, inbound, struck them as they were
crossing Boulevard on Campbell street
Did Not See Wheel.
MOtorman c. n Baker and conductor
william Reeder said they did not see
the bicycle before the car struck it.
They say no lantern was seen by them
and they question whether or not VII
legas had a lantern on his bicycle.
h1anag C. D. Miller. Of the PostPl.
says Villegas had a hand lantern on
his bicycle at the time of the accident
The body Of the boy was removed
from the hospital TO the undertaking
parlors of the Peak Undertaking COM
pany. Miss Berry was taken to Rolls
ton hospital for treatment. \ was
badly bruised IN the head and body
but her injuries are not considered
fatal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
To the Water Users and StOckhOlders
OF the FL PasO Valley Water Users

A number of matters Of the highest
Importance to the Water Users and
Stockholders of this Association must
be considered definitely within the next
few DAYS. The Board of Governors
have decided that before taking action
in the several matters mentioned. the
Stockholders. meaning all those who
have subscribed their lands under the
Reclamation Act with the Association
should be fully consulted.
Therefore. it being of the greatest
importance to the interest Of the land
owners and farmers. a meeting OF all
Stockholders is hereby called at the
Chamber Of Commerce on Saturday No
yember the 9th. 1915, at . o'clock p m
II is expected that the Water Users
will not forget the Importance Of the
meeting and viii not fail to be present
Felix Martinez. President-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
Released On Honor To Go
To His Fathers Funeral

Ysidoro Holguin. charged with fOrg-
cry. was released on his own recOgni-
zance long enough to attend his fathers
funeral Wednesday morning and Will
report to the officers again this eve
ming.
He was released by judge Dan "
Jackson upon pledging his word that
he would return after the funeral and
surrender himself
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
NEW MEXICO LIVESTOCK BOARD
TO MEET HERE IN JANUARY

There is every prospect that when
the annual convention Of the Ameri-
can National Live stock association is
held IN FL Paso. next January. there
will be a good attendance Of sheep
men in the city at the same time
W. ID. LinwoOd, chairman Of the Live
Stock sanitary board Of New Mexico
has signified his intention of calling
a meeting Of the board to be held IN
Fl Paso while the live stock men are
here. This should bring many wool
rover to town on that occasion and,
besides. il is intended to have the Dig
wool show Of the Wool Growers and
Storage Warehouse company, Of Chi
cago, here at the same time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
PRoGARM AT IL RIJoU ToDAY.

A twO-part comedy produced by the
Nitagraph company, with Dorothy
Kelly playing the lead. will be seen at
the Bijou TO-DAY. Waits Of the Sea.
an Edison nan Will also be shown.
Tomorrow-TOm Martin Turns Them
Loose" the greatest animal comedy
thriller ever produced. Marguerite
Courtot. in the Adventures of Mar
guerite." a one-act drama. is also on
the bill. Gowns of Marguerite Cour-
tot" excite comment by their beauty
and modishness. Russek. Of Fifth ave
nue.. New York. is costuming Miss
CO@rtot for these pictures They viii
be shown at the Bijou every Thurs
dav-AdVertiSemenL-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
MOVES HIS PAPER.

John Hibdou has discontinued the
Toyah Enterprise at Toyah, Tex, and
is moving the paper to PecOs, where
he will publish il under the name OF
the Pecos Enterprise. The publisher
SAYS he will continue to devote space
70 the news Of Toyah and try TO make
his paper a paper for both Pecos and
Toyah.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24

See Is For Electrical Fixtures 70
harmonic with your interior cecora-
tons. Fl PasO Electrical supply Co.
j b. Binkley. Mgr, 349 Myrtle Op-
posite City Hall Park.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
APPEAL TO LET BELGIAN
BABY REMAIN IN AMERICA

New York. Nov. 24-An appeal is 10
be made to the bureau of immigration
at Washington TO allow a Is months
old Belgian baby. known as Jeanne,
10 remain in the United States. Be
cause the baby reached the United
states in the custody Of a woman pas
sanger not her mother. she Tas ordered
deDorted, notwithstanding that Mrs
ePrcv Proctor. To- merly baroness No
dine Won Klaefuss. offered TO adopt
her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24

Not only made in Texas but in Ell
Paso. Fresh butter. Phone 340.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
wIGwAM-wILLIAM FARNUM.

The Wigwam has an attractive Of
fering for To-Day and THANKSGIVING IN
the William Fox production. "A Won
derful Adventure IN Which Nlillam
roles. The cast is a strong one ana
William Farnum probably is the pest
known of any stage star now appear
ing on the screen He created the title
role and played those parts over n
thousand times each in the two stu
endou Klaw & Erlanger productions.
Ben Hur" and The Prince Of India"
Added 10 this The Wonderful Ad-
venture" is most unusual in regard
to story. Capt. Wilbur LawtOn is the
author Two men. a civil nglnee
n a wealthy contractor exact coun-
terparts Of one another, are the cen
ter of attraction The contractor 1alls
foul of a Economical sylph-like YAM
pire, burning with an overwhelming
passion to ruin respectable men, she
uin the contractor by introducing
him TO a powerful drug. and so he
hires the engineer TO assume his place
in business as well as in his nome.
And then the engineer suffers tor
lures because he falls in love with the
contractors wife. She is unable TO un-
derstand why her husband restraints
his love for her. Finally driven to
desperation he makes a clean breast OF
it all TO the startled woman Then
the last obstacle in the path Of the
happy ending is removed by the death
of the drug fieud-
The scene in which the contractors
touring car crashes into the little
racer owned by the sylph is tine while
the death of the female u maker
caused by the combined forces OF tele-
phone wires and lightning. is startling
in its realism. The light effects, espec-
tally in this latter event. are very good
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
rRIANGLE FEATTRE TOMORROM.

IENTNWWIL TIT UNI NVTNWNNN.W .
The Unique viii present Thursday
and Friday The Coward the strong
est one of the Triangle features yet
presented in FL Paso. with the famous
Frank keenan, playing the stellar role.
The Coward" direct from the knick-
erbocker theater in Chicago. where It
played to capacity business for three
solid weeks. is a six part production
from n pen of Thomas H Ince. who
is also the producer. Mr.. keenan, has
the role Of an old southern colonel
role that he knows right down to the
ground man proud Of the line Of
Winslow. from what ne has done, from
what his forbears have done. he has q
right to expect much from his son in
the coming hOstilities between north
and south. There are scenes in The
Coward" that equal those in The Birth
Of a Nation" Shows start at HOO a. m,
1880 D.. H.. 200. $50. 500; $50; sos
and $50. Admission is 25 cents-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24

An ideal drink IS found IN Tetleys
Tea. Fragrant. delicious n OF uni
form qualify. Tetley's Teas IS absolute
" Dure ana guaranteed to contain no
cOIOrfnE matter.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24

Fresh butter churned daily. Phone
840-AdvertisemenL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24

Made In FL PasO
Fresh butter churned daily Phone
observation-disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24

Phone $40 for fresh butter-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24

THE Feldman Studio
has an Edison depart
ment, a nice TesBul place,
nhere you can hear the
Edison Diamond Disc
PhonOgrapH amp time, any
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
it costs but little more
viii there be an Edison In
your home this Christmas?
E ID I O n

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1 YOn't tell. Words are simply labels and If is one Of
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