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Evening star., 1915-05-26

comment in Filmville, although the
number of persons who draw u may be
smaller than commonly reported. bu1
most of the stars of lesser magnitude
receive at least twice the salaries of
United States senators.
All the high priced movie stars do
not hail from the regular stage. how
ever. Mary Pickford. who has recently
contracted for fabulous salary. won
her first success on the screen. Mary
Fuller. the girl with eyes withou'
fear. is another movie taNorite VINO
draws five-fgure salary. MISS Ful-
!eis popularity is partly due 10 her
Willingness To adapt herself t" any
role and to take any risk. Her lates'
experience has been in Salem. Mass.
where she has been filmed as = witch
being burnt at stake with genuine
flames. Grace Darling. a protege Of
Mary Pickford, is another high-priced
movie star with no stage experience.
She made her first hit in The Periis
of Pauline" and is now playing the
part of lady reporter for a news film
girl not yet nineteen years old is
another actress without words who
is commanding an immense salary.
The salaries paid to the actors. stars
and otherwise represent hut ffac-
tion OF the cX-
Thousands Spent nense of firm
to Produce Films. Tna ,.ara.s 6ye-
reel play costs from $4,000 to $1,000
to produce, while one with a number
of different settings may cost several
times as much. The stage properties
of a large film factory are practically
unlimited. They may include an en-
tire railroad train, with an engineer
and crew. which can convey large
company to some remote spot to enact
battle or other stirring scene. The
price of the wrecked engine may en-
hance the cost of railroad wreck
scene. An aeroplane battle recently
enacted called for a number of these
machines complete zoo. in which
adventures with lions, tigers and other
ferocous beasts may be enacted by
BESSIE Engle and other courageous ones
who are willing to enter the lions
cage with a daring which never fails
to produce the desired thrills from the
audience. is a part of the outfit of one
large producer. Daintfly furnished
boudoirs. handsome parlors and sump-
Evening star., 1915-05-26

tuouS dining rooms adapted to men and
women in modish and elegant cloth
ing are essential to representations OF
the pleasures and follies of fashionable
life. which are in popular favor. In
contrast to these are rough miners
shacks adobe huts and the interiors
Of saloons and gambling resorts 1t
IS claimed that during the past year
American manufa facturerS have had over
s25.ooo.ono tied up in their equipment.
~ addition to s,o.n0n.000 in unreleased
and reserve stocks of films.
Tnc tremendous success of Cab
has demonstrated the ADVANTAGE OF
Italy as Il film producing location. An
American producer has lately COM
rieted = beautiful film studio about
five miles from Turin. in italy, which
is said 20 be the most unique institu-
ton of its kind in the world. 1t in
cludes ten acres of land surrounding a
villa at least four centuries old. all in
closed by a wall eighteen feet high.
The grounds are diversified with rows
of trees, formal gardens and many va
rieties of plants and shrubs in order
TO give as many yistas as possible.
Examples of the Swiss chalet and char
acteristic French and German build.
ings are upon the grounds. The old
villa is used as the administration
building. Adjoining it. a model studio
+aXl60 feet, has been erected.
A&
Southern California is becoming the
acknow ledged film center for the Unit
ed States, Il
South California not for thu
Now Film Center. "n,a,s town
lnown as Universal City. has lately
been built UP near Los Angeles. 1t In
cludes the studios and factories of six
teen different companies. with living
accomm odations for most of the actors
and operators No other locality seem!
to offer so many natural advantage.
or so broad a range of scenery. II
play is laid in the tropics, the setting
is easily arranged, since the luxurian
vegetation of the irrigated sections
supply the palm trees and other "a
miliar features of the tropical land
scape. The elevations in the surround
ing mountains will supply the back
grounds for scenes in the temperate O.
colder climates. The close proXin1ft.
of the Pacific ocean supplies the setting
for sea dramas. Wide ranges of deser
are within easy reach, affording suit
Evening star., 1915-05-26

The theatrical stars who are still
holding aloof from the Inducements of
Evening star., 1915-05-26

The first sound was transmitted ny
telephone in Boston. June ;. 1879
Evening star., 1915-05-26

in charge of some one familiar with
the bird life of the District. Those
who acted as guides during the 1915
excursions were Mrs. Clarence Aspin
wall, Wells w. Cooke, E. r. kalmba ch.
Leo d. Miner. S. w. Mellott r. Moore
and E. A. Preble
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30
To GLOBE
SPRING5SUNDAF
Change Picnic Place Owing
to Closing of Hueco
Natural Park.

EIks will run their Sunday motor
cade to Globe Springs, ". W. COX's
first ranch in the Organ mountains. in
stead Of TO the HuecO Natural park,
which has been closed by the owners
because Of the vandalism which has
been practfced there
This announcement was made Friday
by C. H. Armstrong. chairman of the
motorcade committee of the Elks- The
start will be made from the Elks' club
on Myrtle avenue Sunday at Z a. m,
and the return trip will be made sun
day evening.
The roads are reported to be in good
condition all the way and the return
trip in the moonlight. with the Organ
and Franklin mountains for back
ground. is said to be most beautiful
All Of the Elks who own automobiles
are expected to make the trip Sunday
a picnic dinner viii be served at the
Globe Springs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30
water Conditions, Rio Grande Project.
MOTORING FROM SKATER
TO rannl, mn L, sInrn

Motoring in the Shafter section is as
good as il is around FL PasO. J. a.
Hastings. of Shafter. Texas writes the
motor department Of The Herald.
Accompanied by a party OF Shafter
friends, Mr.. Hastings drove TO Fort
Preside i'm his Hupmobile touring car.
The 50 mile trip was made without &C
cident and the scenery along the. road
was beautiful. Mr.. Hastings SAYS, wit
the Mexican mountains in plain view
and the Rio Grande winding around
their base
The members Of the party were
Misses Jack CulbersOu. Nell Brooks.
Marie Miller, Messrs. Milo AChison,
Harry Potter and John Hastings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30

FOR RENT
Beautifully located apartments on the
corner Of Prospect and AIontezuma streets.
4 rooms with bath. sleeping porch and
garage in the elegantly appointed +'Carussov
apartments.
Two story room house on Montana St
FOR SALE.
500 acres Of fine alfalfa land located %
miles from FL Paso- $125 per acre. VIII
trade for city property.
An investment above the tracks paying
over II percent $500.
New Z room house on Sunset Heights
$500.
Chas. s. Kline Co.
S11-312 First National Bank Building
Real Estate Phone 1851 Insurance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30
$500

s-bIUU
5 room bungalow, hard
wood floors, . full south
front lots. trees, grass,
garage. $3.50 cash; $50 per
month, including interest.
$500
room brick cottage well
located; $3.50 cash; SIS per
month
s room frame. $50 cash.
s25 per month including
s11OO CASH
room adobe, rents for
81 per month.
$500
3 houses, 3 lots, on corner;
good for tenement.
31-2 acres on county road,
s miles down. $500.
$500
3 room house on 2 IL acres,
nine miles down county
road: all in cultivation:
fine trees and flowers. Will
make a beautiful country
home. Why not see this2
$1,000
room house below Xsleta,
want to trade for city
home.
20 acre tract all in alfalfa;
room bungalow; pumping
plant-to trade for city
property
White Paden Really Co.
Phone 1919. Morgan Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30

Observations taken
at s a. m. 18th me
ridian time 6 a. m
FL Paso time). April
80. 1915
Forecasts.
e PasO and vicin-
ity - Unsettled to-
night and Saturday.
New 8fexico-To-
night and Saturday.
rain OF snow north.
local rain south 4.
colder tonight and
east Saturday; freeZ-
ing temperature
north tonight
Arizona - Tonight
and Saturday. rain
or snow north. local
rain south. colder
north tonight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30
4HOMEs OUR sPBcIALTY. >


THE LARGEST LIST IN FL PASO.
$50 Down. SEQ Monthly, win buy 4
room home on corner near z P. &
s ". shops.
~. for this ( room brick: modern
fenced. fronting east. between Arizona
and Rio Grande; just right for G.,
H & S. A shopmen- Be quick. this
house viii sell this week.
Nothing Down. Just move IN 10 this
room bungalow. pay like rent $40
monthly. This is the house you have
been waiting for
On Cotton Ave- room brick. A
dandy: modern $3.50 down, $50 month
A Sacrifice room modern brick.
near Mesa school, south front $500
down will handle it. Don't buy any
thing until you see it
Don't Buy Anything until you see
this beautiful 3 room bungalow on
Montana; paved. south front; all the
builtin features Phone 2seO for our
automobile 10 come and get you; easy
terms
Hawkins BrOs. will collect your
Apartment site Wanted-wm trade
nice income property on ". Missouri
When You Buy Real Estate buy
from q man that knows real estate
and is making a success out OF real
estate. Hawkins Bros, city Real
Estate Only
In sunset Heights-A dandy new
bungalow. only $3.50; easy terms. A
pleasure TO show you
Room Brick. S3I5O-S5O0 down
Now rents for SIS monthly; close in
on north side
Vacant Lots Wanted as part pay
ment on this % room apartment, now
renting for $50 monthly.
G., H. 5. A. ShOpmen-Let Us
show you a room home on Octavia
and Arizona $3.50 down, S25 month
~. Want it,
Apartment Site-42x12o. A dandy
on corner close in $500.
Building Site Wanted in exchange
for new bungalow, at once This
house is a dandy. $4,000
In Alta Vista-s2O0 down 4 room
brick. east front $1,000. Take
look.
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30

West TeEas-Tonight and Saturday. un-
settled; showers tonight or Saturday. ex-
cept in southwest portion
Relative humidity in Fl Paso at . D M
Friday, 20 percent
Precipitation In last q hours ON inches I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30

$500 FINDLET ST.
Large 5 room red pressed brick with fin
ished basement, "a corner lots. . large
porches. newly finished both inside and
outside. plenty Of shade and fruit trees.
bath, gas and electric lights. Only $3.50:
easy terms.
James L. Mari { Co.,
504 San Antonio St Phone 1850
WAREHOUSE SITE
Just of San Francisco St. s6x1zo It at
sb3 o0o- City property considered in eL-
change This adjoins property sold recently
at 800 a foot
Cassidy & Neel-
I'll Mills St Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30

TENEMENT BARGAIN.
Ss75 buys Z room adobe tenement on S. St
Nrain St; rents for $50.
VALLEY BARGAIN.
s11O0 buys Is acres close to Ysleta- good
silt soil; $500 cash; worth more money.
S2558
Buys So foot corner on \. FL Paso st. street
paving paid; worth $4,000.
$500 CASH,
Buys = acres on county road. all cleared,
Fenced, on the ditch and has about 80 bear
ing fruit trees Price only $500; worth $500.
d. G. Heinemau,
2O9 Mills St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30

EOK SAIL room rQuulluB uoA1=- E4l1l-z
1884
FOR sALE-1O room rooming house. nicely
NFurnished Call 2033 w
TWO BLOCKS FROM POsTOFFICE
s rooms neyTN and elegantly furnished
Other business forSes 2wner to sell $500
cash viii swing
CLOSE IN, NORTHN or IhAChS.
10 rooms. 9 sleeping poTchesF-IIS- nusoIl,e
furniture Owner leaving city; mustNsefS a.
once. 500 cash. balance So per month y
10 ROOMS . SLEEPING PORCHESs
Close in. beautifully furnished Only $3.50
$500 cash. balance monthly Rent $50 per
month
On COTTON AYE.-S ROOMS,
Well furnished Your own apt and net
income Of $40 per month. $500; half cash
NEAR THE DEL SORTE-24 ROOMS,
Wen furnished. . year lease Nets between
$500 and $500 per month S25oo-slooo
cash viii swing
On SAN ANTOSIO-s0 ROOMS,
Beautifully furnished. very desirable $4,000
cash, balance monthly
DEsIRABLY LOCATED-sO ROOMS,
Steam heat running water handsome
furniture. $4,000 cash
Phone 2O68. n. Z TOwnley,
With Bailey Land Co.,
sos Mesa Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30

What 42xGo foot Thoroughly modern bun
galosT will cost; hardwood floors through
out; rooms exclusive Of glassed-in sleep
ing room and breakfast room: elaborate fire
place and buffet; basement. heating plant
and garage built about months: south
east corner lots Price s6OOO- good terms
Buy and credit yourself with $500.
Cassidy & NeeI.
511 Mills St Phone 900
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30
WEATHER BULLETIN.

z. s. DEPART LENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30

Fo2 Z %AlLgE oUEal5=
TUE ny NJHE2-TES Z
5HA16 eUEEHOF n,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30

TWO large sleeping porches. 4
room bungalow, on lots $500
Price S2750.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
COMPANT-
Phone $50 Ice san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30
FOr sac ReaI Estate-City PrOperty.

For Sale Real Estate-City Property
N~-~-~-~-~-~~-~-~-~~~-- ----~|-~-~--~~--~-~
BUNGALOW and apartment house plans
cheap original designs. Phone 4O46.
WHO WANTS THE NEATEST and best built
bungalow IN FL Paso. $1,000; good terms.
Near Manhattan Heights and IN good neigh
borhood- Not priced for profit, but 1 must
sell quick p. 1S4. care Herald
ATTRACTIVE ROOM
Bungalow. newly built and modern. Wen
located ali conveniences. $1,000; small cash
payment. balance easy terms. Investigate
this at once
Ferguson Investment Co
sos Two Republics Life Building.
FOR SALE-Big bargain. Lots with city
water in Meyers Addition. near Washington
park Only IS left out OF so. Your last
chance TO buy lots for little money close
in. $3.50 each. easy terms. or will build to
suit buyer. Phone to Meyers Place 7011-
TWO SPLENDID lots
In Government Hill, just one block from the
WingO home and surrounded by beautiful
new homes The best buy in the addition
SO cash, IS a month.
See Phillips,
With James l. Mari & Co.
500 San Antonio St Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30

$3.50 Cash. room bungalow.
large sleeping porch and bath;
HAN between bedrooms; $500 be-
low market -alCe.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
Phone $50. Zoe san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30
For Sale-ROOming Houses.

FOR sALE-smaU rooming house in house
keeping suites 705 y. Campbell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30

$500.
S room house on corner on
Boulevard. going 10 SELF must
have money.
White-Paden Realty Co.
Phone 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30

WE PAY HIGHEST market price Tor OF
end new Copper, Brass. Zinc. Lead etc. Cor
respondance solicited Herman Bloch & CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30
TWO BLo6Ks FROM POsTOFFIC

FOR SALE-1O room rooming house. NIGEL
,EurnIshed Call 2033 W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30
20 Sale-Farms and Ranehes

4 SACRIFICE-55 acres. 15 in alfalfa An
thony district John Nusbaum. Mesilla
Park. N NJ
10 ACRES OF ALFALFA and cultivated
land for sale for $1,000, or viii take auto
mobile OF same value. FIliciano Olivares.
La Mesa y. n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-30
Wholesale Metal Dealers.

HEAVY MACHINE and automobile ?
welded promptly Brown Welding. co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-05
BIG POSSIBILITIES
 ON CYPRESS CREEK
New York Man Makes Comments on Hydro electric Possibilities Aft CT Trip Over Property

Florence, November 4.-(SpeciaL) ) Significant to the founding of Allen town as a suburb of this city, and the immediate activity of the Lauderdale hydro electric works, A. l.. Jemison of Birmingham and B. H. Collins of New York were noted as arrivals yesterday mroning.
 The object of this visit is thorough inspection of the entire property by Mir. Collins with/ the view of his taking charge of the eastern sales. particularly New York
 MT. Collins is a thoroughly advanced authority on matters of this kind, hav- ing been an active principal in the founding of several townsites and a number of large real estate develop ments. That this investigation was from a critical and thoroughly practical standpoint is evidenced by the>Sact that the trip was entirely on foot, nearly the entire traverse of Cypress creek be- ing made along its banks Although this entailed tramp of some 20-odd miles, both gentlemen were up bright and early this morning filled with enthusi- asm.
 While the interest of the whole north ern part of this state has been aroused in this work, and it's vital importance and necessity becoming more thorough ly understood, it has been subject of much wonderment that 1t should have been as far-reaching as New York For that reason Mir. Collins remarks arc interesting:
 What do think Of it? Very much as
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-05
CRIMSON ELEVEN ID |STOP IN BIRMINGHAM
 FOR BRIEF PRACTICE
Squad in Good Condition. On Way to Atlanta to Bat tie Georgia Tech on
 Saturday

This morning the University of Ala bama football squad will arrive in Bir- mingham on their way to Atlanta where on Saturday they face the strong and undefeated Georgia Tech. eleven. Shortly after the squad arrives they will journey to Redwood Field, where a brief but important practice will be held.
 The Alabama team, encouraged by theh victory last Saturday over Se- vance, will meet the Yellow Jackets in the best form they have been this season. Amo Love will get into the game at end, replacing Stevenson or Morton. Brannon, the plunging fullbacS, has also recovered from any injuries and will be in the lineup against Tech.
 The squad will arrive at 10:20, Tech will also be in good condition to face the Crimson machine. Odds favor tie Georgia team to win, although the powerful kicking of Bully vandeGraaff may offset the scores of their oppo- nents
 The practice this morning will be strictly private and all precautions will be taken to keep the curious sight seers out of seeing distance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-05
VIRGINIA IS TWO TOUCHDOWNS BETTER
 THAN COMMODORES'
Commodore Supporters Authors of Above State ment Vandy Will Be Outpunted and Out weighed-Will Be First Test Applied to Vandy Squad This Year Speed Will Help Commodores Battle Defeat

tent the punch is back into the attack, even if 1t has not been up to the coach s | expectations. it is far and away better
 than the pitlful attack of the Vanderbilt
 weddings of 1914, that 1t seems tremen- dously good Tn comparison
 Hubert Wiggs the freshman fulback,
 has proven one of the most sturdy line
 piungers to appear at that position since Rearing AHmie Sikes carried on his busi-
 ness of soaking hostile lines amidships. Tommy Zerioss, the Ashland (Ky.) High
 school halfback. will start against Vir- ginia line in poor shape for a battle of the gruellng nature the Saturday scrap Is certain to prove. His knee is still list ed among the heavily wateredo variety an ailment, by the way, that is afflicting Bill Friel. likewise from the Kentucky
 mountains. Somehow all opinion has be- come widespread among Virginia support ers-in Virg nia-that Freil has been saved particularly for the titanic strug-
 gle in Charlottesville Saturday Nothing could be farther from the truth since the
 boy was put out of commission in his first game with twisted knee, and never since has he been able to regain tho form that caused the Vandy coaches to
 look on him with Aso much favor in the early workouts
 His knee is encased in stiff braces and While he was given a tryout against
 tennessee, his former powerful plung-
 ing was missing and his stale condition was clearly result of his long layoff as result of his injury. But aside from the battered condition of Tommy Zer- foss, the Commodores cannot attribute their defeat-should defeat it be-to lack or physical fitness. although the in tensely hot weather which has pre- vailed in the early games has prevented the Vandy outfit from getting hardened for the stiff campaign, which the Ten nessee scrap ushered in.
 The long boasted ability of the Com modores to run roughshod over the hos tile elevens by means of their resource fitness in the backfield-in constantly relieving the tiring backs with fresh material--is going to receive a hard test in the clash with Harry varner's charges. In Virginia, the Vanderbilt az gregation will meet foreman that can play that same sort of trick. and line that will not so easily crumble as their other gridiron rivals. In fact the Vir- ginia line is the big nightmare to the Commodores They have been absolute ly baffled in their efforts to devise some methods to smash their way
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-05
ONLY LIGHT PRACTICE
 HELD BY RIVAL TEAMS
Signal Practice Features At Both Camps Entire Student Body Sees<Teams In Preparation For Big Game Statistics On Two Squads Announce Methodists Outgrow Fumbling

With the heavy practice completed Howard and Birmingham college will en- joy only light practice this afternoon in final preparation for their annual battle Saturday afternoon at Redwood Field On yesterday only exceedingly light prac- tlce was held. such as running signals, completing forward passes and getting down the field under punts
 At the Methodists' camp every possible preeaution was taken by Coaches Pin son and Watkins to preserve their men for the big fray. No scrimmaging was thought of The showing of the squad was highly encouraging and especially to the students who were allowed on the field for the first time in two weeks Gillem was again in uniform and appeared to have completely recovered from the in- jury that handicapped him for the past two weeks.
 The way the Methodist backs handled the ball caused much rejoicing among their supporters On previous ccasions the chief difficulty of the Methodist team was the numerous fumbles that they were guilty of. At the practice yesterday a tumble was a scarcely seen blunder. In |, only twice was the oval fumbled dur ing the entire afternoon of practice, con sisting of about two hours.
 The ends showed the best form for sometime. They handled the forward passes perfectly and were quick in getting down the field under the punts. The en- tire student body watched the practice and enthusiasm ran high on account of the remarkable showing of their eleven.
 Coach Caton of Howard also made efforts to whip his men into the very best of condition. Scrimmage was abandoned and only light practice, as at Owenton, was attempted. Likewise, the entire stu dent body gathered along the sidelines and watched the team in action,
 Every sman on the Howard injured list appeared to be in the best shape of the year The subs were given a chance tc show their spirit and made good impression on the Howard coach. It was persistent rumor about the college cam pus yesterday that few of the subs" would be seen in the regular lineup Sat urday and some of the battle-seasoned regulars would occupy the sidelines. How ever, this rumor could not be confirmed by any member of the Howard team or the coaching staff.
 Coach Caton, it is understood, will use the Auburn methods of securing a victory. He has two separate sets of way to win. At Owenton preparation an attack. Two separate sets of for it is expected that the plunging backs