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sY AUTHORITY.
eGsLic aEARINe, July Be, 1sfs.

ASSESSMENTS, BEACHWALK IN.
PROvEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER
TWO INCLUDING PROPERTY
ALONG SARATOGA, BEACH.
WALK, LEVERS. KALIA, AND
HEIUMOA ROADS, WITHIN SAID
DlSTRlcT)
NOTICE.
70 che Owners, Lsssees and eoseu-
pants Of lands within BeachWaik I'm
prosement District N6lnbef Two, and
70 al persons Interested .eeneeaily: :
IExaniine the Preliminary Assess-
ment Report for this District Tor Your
self and for your property, and report
any errors In area, frontage, cufbihg
or total assessment TO the CITY end
County Engineer prior 10 Or at tie
public hearing.)
Notice is hereby given that In
accordance with Resolution No. 643
and with the Preliminary Report Of
the City and County Engineer, dated
July 8, 1916, including the Gersected
Map, Preliminary Assessment Roll and
Detail Of Description FOR. Beachyaik
Improvement District Number TWO
the Board of Supervisors propose to
ASSESS the property within said I'm.
provement District, as provided BY
Sections lses-le13, r. L. OF Hawaii,
1919, az amended Dy Act l64, Session
Laws 2f Ihawail 1915, as follows;
z. Toe boundaries OF said Improve
nslt District and the land subject 70
esssaanlent are the same A. hersto
iiqre esteDlished by Resolution 40. 3sO
% san BOARD, ana ras SCI fosta IN de..
TAI IN SAID corrected map, Preiimi.
parry Assessment atoH and Detail OF
Description herein specificaily re-
terreu 70 anu incorporated;
2. The total cost Of the improve
menus Misnln sac se 1 !. 3 % Dls.
lIlct, pasea WOO. tae piu u LOro-I ouns
EnginesriAE co51pany Li[nited, hereto.
Tore c0nuitionaiv accepted, VIII Pc
SSS ,264:17;
The rate Tor general Improve.
ments, inciuuing erallng, paving, NOV.
ing ana ,resetting -of ,curDs, drainage,
ensipeefine ana .mcinentais, 70 ne
assessed aealpet All tpr0perN private
u owned Witnin SAN Improvement
District WIN De 3O046lS57 per square
foot;
q. IN aodition 70 the above rate,
Wherever new cnfblng y necessary
ana proyiqed 9y sad proyements,
the properly y 'front.' Or which the
same snail De REQUIRED VIII De ASSESS
90 s$0.s4 Der frent foot; the sexact and
detailed Amounts 81 new curling re.
CURED Tor each Individual frontage
ana NE hssesss5enn 'therefer ared
shown On san 5Uerrected Map, Pre-
urinary assessment Roll Hnu Detail |
q description herein Incorporated;
5. Assessments shall be due and
payaDie WITHIN tllrty Gays after the
GATE OF me last pupilcation OF the
assessment Ordnance relating there
g, 70 pe nereaiter .enecteu; PROVIDED
49, ;a.se.s = - = 49, pe 80 at "
lsaassed "A TEN .sdual annual install
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Rudy tBoer3 Unhclz, prominent
lightweight boxer, died Of consumption
at Los Angeles. ~. +. #.sst
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ofFloE OF o1EEN's HOSPITAL
NOTICE.
[ff.

Hsrsssssr all EMPLOYERS, Whethsr
ih0eihhltlso or not by coMPENsA-
TON tNeu4AftcF viii be held Ilapie
tor III l1pspltai charges incurred IN
the treatsuent of employees received .
their instanee.
~ order OF flst Trustees.
WERNER .RoEHL,
superintendent.
Honolulu. June "A. 1916.
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OUTWARD

OUTWARD
FOR Wsianae, Wxisiua, Kaknnn knd
way stations is s. d. ~: % ,. =.
: For Pearl City, Eva Nh and VIZ
Stations-t7:30 q n. se:B q ..
t11:s0 9. n, s2:16 >. ~, s5s2o ,. N.
ss6:15 p. m. 1890 p. m f11:B 2. p.
For Wahiaws and heilehna 11:g1
q. m, $40 .. M $50 ,. ~
s1f:30 p. m.
For Lsilehua-fs:oo . -
INWARD
Arrive Honoliln hon Kahnkn,
Waialua and Wainnae- ISIS q -.
!. Arrive HonoiuIn from IVA nm anl
Pearl City f7:l5 q n. ss:ee >. a..
s11:D2 q. N, s1.58 .. n, el.14 ,. n,
$3.50 p. M s7:1s p. n.
Arrive Honolulu iron WAhlawa and
Lellehua-s9:15 4 n, e1sD3 p =,
It's b. n, s7:13 ,. u.
The HaiefWa Limited. = tNUhDu1
Train fopH Efst-el1ss tItiett honored)s
leaves Honoliifn every Sunday 6t 8.to
5. "a. for HsleiMk HoteIs: returnins
arrives "a Honolulu Il 1910 ii -. IL
Limited tt0ps only - Pe1fi cry. Iva
I'm and Waiauae. 3 =
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&. ?. pENIaeN, re. smlTn
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FDr the half year lending June 30,
1916, asdividend has been declared at
the rate Of four ca per cent. per an
mum On eall deposits, payable on and
Alter Saturday. July L 1916. Diyi.
ldends not called for are added to the
deposit account and earn dividends
from July /, 1916.
GEORGE TOURNY, Manager.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

the GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY,".
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$50 California Street san francisco.
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ASSESSMENTS, BEAcHWALR IN
PROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER
TWO INCLUDING PROPERTY
ALONG SARATOGA, BEACH
WALK. LEVERS, KALIA, AND
HELVMoA ROADS, WITHIN SAID
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TREsPAss AND SHOOTING.

MoHeE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
REAL HAIR SAVER
Found at Last. Shows Results in Three
Days says Local Druggist

II you are rapidly losing your hair
and fear badness Kelly * Pollard in
wife YOU to make a three days test OF
Partisan SAGE If IL does not stop
tie excessive loss Of hair and make
your hair and scalp look and feel al
least 100 per cent better, they VIII
return your money
Hundreds Of men and women have
written telling Of the phenomenal re-
suits obtained by using Partisan Sage
People who were bald say they now
glory in their beautiful hair Others
who have had dandruff for years say
they got = clean. healthy scalp after
Just a few applications Of this splendid
treatment
No matter whether you are bothered
with falling hair. prematurely gray
hair. dry. dull and brittle hair. oily,
gresy, strinEy hair. dandruff or itching
scalp. this well-known local firm in
vites you TO try Partisan Sage at their
risk If il succeeds the cost is triflius-
and should IL fail the cost is nothing.
No string or red tape to this money
back offer. # your hair is worth saw
ing, Partisan sage is worth trying, and
large bottle is inexpensive at your
favOrite drug or toilet counter.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
REPORT VILLA
IS |NTRENCHED
Bandits Headquarters Said
to be at Babicora; New
Troops to Fight Him.

Pancho Villa is reported entrenched
on the Hearst ranch at Babicora. Chi
buahua. and a new campaign TO cap
ture him and dispense his bands Of out
laws has been iuausurated by order Of
Gen Carranza.
Monday goo Carrauza troops left
Chihuahua City for Villa Ahumsds to
cooperate with other troops previously
sent from Chihuahua ana scour the
Namiquipa region.
First chief Carranza is said to have
issued a new decree that Villa must be
either slain or captured. and has
couched his orders IN emphatic terms
Villa viii be surrounded and captured.
t possible. 10 is declared
Heretofore the Carranza forces have
been short Of ammunition. but they
are now reported supplied and promise
TO execute the campaign against the
bandits with renewed vigor-
Cen Fortunate Naycotte. I'm COM
mand OF troops al Santa Rosalia. has
been ordered TO proceed toward Parral
TO protect that district from Nillista
bands which are alleged TO he stealing
horses and perpetratinE outraEes.
II was asserted here today that ap-
prOXimately 1000 men compose the Par
raj garrison.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17

! not support myself and my family at
state expense under oath TO abide hy
the constitution. which declares that
my salary should be but $1,000 a year.
nor would I handle the sacred trust
funds Of the state for my personal
gam / would see that useless offices
are abolished such as the county treas
urerS- which cost the state $4,000 a
year 7 would put the warehouse de-
parrment under the Jurisdiction OF the
agricultural department. where il be-
longs.
Costly PenItenfiaries.
Me- penitentiaries. / would direct
in q business way They cost the peO-
pie Of this state thousands Of dollars.
J would dispense with politics I'm their
manaeement- The penitentiary debt of
a million dollars has not been reduced
under the Ferguson regime. in fact
the present governor has increased il
Si5H-o0O by purchasing overflow farms.
And last. I would repeal the freak
OF all laws-the sO-called Terrell cleo
ton law. which the venerable A W
Terrell did not recognize as the child
OF mis- brain when IL came from thu
committee room Poll taxes should be
eliminated and We should have a sys-
TEN OF registration. The right Of suf-
frage is too sacred TO place a price
upon it
Carranka Makes GOod;- Wilson Fails
Mr. Creager then launched into a
discussion OF national affairs
President Wilson sent Gen. Perish
ing and his army into Mexico with the
avowed purpose OF capturing Villa"
said Mr. CreaEer- You all know that
Wnen the army mad crossed Villas
oand was dispersed and Villa was left
hiding IN the hills The army then
could have been Withdrawn without
any injury TO our national honor To-
day 10 cannot be withdrawn for fear
that our national dignity viii suffer
-'Carranza advised president Wilson
that the American expedition must De
Withdrawn from Mexico and should not
any direction but north or il would he
attacked. President Wilson answered
that 10y stating such a contingency
would Zoe attended by the gravest con-
sequences. 4 part of that expedition
did move in another direction than
north and Carranza- head Of that weak.
war torn country. made good his
threat while president Wilson. at the
head Of a strong and prosperous coun-
Try. with the national honor AT stake
refused TO make good his threat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
SAYS DEMOCRATS
PROGRESSIVES
President Wilson Says His
Party Should Be Supported
by ProgreSsives.

Long Branch y. J.. oct 1--Auoth.
appeal for the support Of the Pro
-ressives was made Monday 10y presi-
dent Wilson in porch campaign
speech here 70 a delegation 81 indie
pendents comprising the Wilson vol
unteers.~
The members Of the delegation came
fere TO tell the president they planned
to campaign for him from the Battery
10 Buffalo in New York state. be-
cause they felt he had given the MAJ
ton "a square deal
Led by Amos Pinchor and Rabbi
stephen : Wise Of New York. the
delegation remained with the presi-
dent longer than an hour. Tie talked
with the delegation in the reception
room OF his summer residence. Shadow
The president declared the time has
come FOR America TO mite her pro-
sresSive forces
want scalp of Controller
He said the leaders of the opposi-
ton want only three things the scalp
OF the present controller Of the cur
rency. John shelton Williams. TO get
control OF the banking system OF the
country, and 10 put the army and navy
OF the United States back Of their
flscal enterprises I'M Mexico and
throughout the world
Recalls Last Presidential Vote
DlsSecting the presidential vote OF
1872. which he called striking the
president said that Of the more than
l@-oV0.ouo votes cast. 1o.6uU. 600 We're
cast for the Progressive candidates and
programs Of the campaign represented
by the Progressive and Democratic
parties. OF the remaining 5000 600
votes. only 2.5oG00 were cast for the
Republican candidate. "a most extrsor-
binary manifestation OF the desire of
the people OF the United States 70
move forward under new and con-
structive lines in respect 10 their pub
lie policy
He said that for a long time the pro-
gressive element had been the domi-
mating one in the Democratic party
and the election four years ago showed
the strength Of that element I'm the
kepu blican ranks. as given by the
Progressive party vote
Now. since then" continued presi-
dent Wilson. this group in the Demo
cratic party has had an opportunity
tc show the country whether IL meant
what II said or not. and ir has shown
that il did mean what 10 said. that IL
was a genuine Progressive force ready
TO do the things that IL had promised
TO do"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
ALL RUN DOWN
AND NERVOUS
Says This Lady Who Had to Sup
port Family of -Four. Readl
Below Her Statement
About Cardui.

Tauapoosa- Ga--Nrs- SalHe Edison.
Of this place. writes; 7 was in very
poor health. all rundown. nervous. had
fainting spells. dizziness and heart
Tutoring had these symptGSps
usually at my times. I lad
a very hard time. working for seven
years in a hotel after my father died
I had TO support our family Of four :
read the Birthday Almanac and thousef
I would begin taking CarduL I re-
ceived good benefit from it. I an sure
it viii do an that it claims TO do. took
three or four bottles before it began
TO show effects After that I improved
rapidly and gained in health and
strength. took nine bottles in aB
This is the only time I have taken IL
I was down to los pounds and I gained
TO 10. ! felt like a new woman.
couldn't sleep before and had 20 b.
rubbed. I would get so nervous and
numb. And all this was stopped by
Csrdui~
The true value Of a medicine can =
only by the results OBJ
tanned from its actual use. The thou
sands Of letters we have received every
year for many years from grateful
users Of Cardui. are powerful tributes
to its worth and effectiveness
II YOU suffer from womanly all
nents. try Cardui. the woman's tonir
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
wIGwAM-cHARLIE CHAPLIN.

Today is the last chance 20 see Char
lie Chaplin in The Count the funni-
est of the Murual-Chaplin new series
OF relea ses. This IS the picture in
which Charlie does that dance that his
admirers have been talking ABOUT and
there are all kinds Of funny slapstick
stunts pulled Uff b- che l5-tle comedian
Don't overlook The Count" A very in
teresting issue Of Reel Life" is also
on the program a Night With a Pc
features.
4 trip to Fl PasO would be incOm-
plete If visitors failed 20 hear the $40
go HOpe-JOnes unit organ al the Wig
wan II is the finest and largest in
the state OF Texas Special programs
are rendered from TO and from 70
10 daily
Tomorrow. The False Magistrate"
another Of the great -FantOmas-- pic
lures. viii be featured.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
NO PROTECTION FOR u. S.
CITIZENS ABROAD-BRYAN

NI07Is |TIT- Mo- Uof I1-Am-rI-
cans investing in foreign lands need
rot except the protection of the United
States. If William J. Bryan has his
way Nh Bryan. addressing a Demo-
cratic rally here Monday night. said
capital is back OF the demand for
intervention in Mexico.
III a man is not satisfied TO invest
his money beneath the American fdg
lei him go and we wish him we'll"
said AR Bryan. But If he comes back
and asks the blood OF our sons 10 pro-
t-cr our private interests I say not
while Woodrow Wilson Is president Of
The United states
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17

school burned. the Colquirt administra-
ton was paid $1,000 Insurance" de-
Clared the speaker. and this money was
turned over TO Gov Ferguson when he
assumed office Instead OF placing it
AT interest. declared Mr.. Creager. "the
governor deposited the money fn his
own bank ar Temple and permitted If
10 lie there without drawing interest"
No New Legislation Needed.
New legislation is not needed as
much as is new management" the
speaker asserted. ~T would give You
a fair. honest ana impartial admins
tration Of the laws If elected I would
reduce the taxes. which are now at the
high water mark in our history, I
would not keep a large number Of
public employees so that political debts
could be paid at state expense I would
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17

2. CREAGEF- Of Brownsville,
Texas. Republican nominee Tor
IL governor Of Texas. assailed the
Democratic administration of affairs
I'm Texas in no uncertain terms. from
the platform in Cleveland square Non
day night The crowd was small. ow-
ing TO the exposition and the chilly
atmosphere. but the speakers remarks
were in distinct contrast to the condi-
ton OF the atmosDhere-
In concise. concrete. clear cut and
most sincere manner ne dissected the
Ferguson administration declaring as
2 fallacy the belier of some that the
people rule made abundant charges
or the lavish and useless expenditures
or the state government. and painted
IN a most convincing manner the dark
future that awaits the state II there
Is continuance of the "one-party pol
icy" OF its voters He held mp 10
ridicule md scOrn the admluiSfri ton
Of national affairs by Woodrow VIII
son, particularly emphasizing the fall
ure of the presidents Mexican policy
and offered figures and facts 10 prove
that Texas is boss ruled and rims
r. r. Gamble presided and the fol
low ing others occupied seats upon the
platform. W H Case. 2 A Hazard
u. T. Temple. Louis Hess, Chas. IS
r. Switzerland. F O. Woodburn- O. G
Kiffer. F. e. stuart and ! G Eous. IT.
Congressional Candidate Talks
Prior TO NJ. Crea gers address Mr.
Gamble introduced G .. Harris. candi-
date for congress from this district
whose home Is in san Angelo Mr..
Harris praised the city and said ne
would return in three weeks TO deliver
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17

the Three Lights cafe determines 10
have night out" 10 judge for herself
the respectability of the place she
makes a big hit with the proprietor
and the two are soon dancing the tango
with a vim. But old Jonas Deacon. the
hypocritical president of the Purity
league. raids the place and after some
exciting adventures, Granmum's night
out is discovered. Everything turns
out all right and ends up with big
jubilee dinner. where the fun Is fast
and furiOus.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
BROKEN GLASS SHOWERS
ON LIZ & NDIn AIE IANnRI.rI

Detroit Mich. Oct las the Pro-
hibitiou special train was passing Just
outside of Fort Wayne. Ind. Monday
ui2ht. an unidentified man stepped uDon
the track behind the train and threw "A
stone which crashed through one OF
tine rear windows Of the observation
car and show cred glass over Ira W
LaHdrith. Prohibition candidate for the
vice Dresideucy- He was not injured
Earlier in the day. at Greensburg.
Ind. a man had yelled from the crowd
that ~Landrith ought To die
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
SAYS WILSON HAS CREATED
ATMOSPHERE OF HONESTY

Columbus. o. OCT 17.-Vice- presi-
dent Thomas r Marshall said in a
sueech here Monday night before
large audience AT the Franklin county
Democratic club that he did not pro
pose to offer an eulogy 10 president
Wilson. except TO state he has created
play"
Mr.. Marshall said ne would not ask
Tor any one TO vote for Mr.. Wilson.
but added IF YOU are going 20 vote
ror Hughes YOU might as well prepare
TO go TO the recruiting office and en-
list in the army at the same time"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
AMERICAN SCOUTS PATROL
AS FAR AS NAMIOUIPA

Columbus. y NJ. oct. 11-Advices
received here state American cavalry
patrols are scouting south. east and
vest or Colonia Dublan to prevent sur
prise attacks by Nillistas- Gen. PERISH
ing is reported to have esta blished an
outpost 20 miles south Of Il Vale
Scouts are said 10 be penetrating as
lar south as Namiquipa-
Gen. PershinS is said to have ordered
realigument Of his forces because OF
recent bandit developments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
MANY WASHOUTS ON
MEXICAN CENTRAL LINE

Heavy rains along the lines Of the
Mexican Central railroad have caused
many WashOuts between Mexico CITY
and Juarez. delaying rains and causing
considera bic damage. according to re-
ports brought to JuareZ Monday even
ing by passengers aboard a train from
the Mexican capital
The train was not fired upon en- route
nor We're any bandits seen There
were 200 passengers aboa I'd the train
and beyond the usual search for spies
they were not molested-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
ARIZONA STUDENTS FORM
UNIVERSITY HUGHES CLUB

Tucson. Ariz- Oct l7--Students have
formed q University Hughes club and
have challenged their Democratic fell
lows 10 an "a elton debate Their first
meeting was addressed by Republican
candidates for legislative positions and
pledges Of university support were
freely extended by rnem-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
SOCIALIST CANDID ATE SAYS
WE'RE STEERING PROSPERITY

son. Socialist candidate for president
said Monday night that we are not
enjoying prosperity but suffering from
IT, But both Wilson and Hughes know
that the working class made the wealth
and lost it. They can't make this an
issue, because both represent the class
that got the wealth
He devoted much of his speech 10
the problem OF the high cost OF living
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17

~CRIN~oN ~TAIN- ToDAy-

The Unique viii show The Crimson
stain Mystery" today. featuring Maui
rice Costello. Ethel Grandin and Ol=a
planora- This wonderful picture is still
7olding its interest To q high pitch and
Nou Just can't afford 20 miss "a siu-le
episode An excellent comedy viii
complete most enjoyable show.
Francis Eushmau and Beverly Bavne
viii be here Wednesday in ~A Virginia
Romance" iu TWO parts Admission is
10 ceurS-Ndv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
Zoe MATINEE At TEXAS GRAND.

The Wednesday matinee ct tine
IeNaS Grand, when the entire balcony
= opened to adults and children alike
for 10 cents. is proving one of III Paso's
most popular mid-week diversions.
The Deep Purple has peculiar
fascination for women. and the man
aSeiuent plans on "a capacity attendance
tomorrow. Wednesday. TIE doors omen
at .; the curtain rises at e-30.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
ENCELLENT RILL AT THE RIJoT.

I program VIII Be Presented a he
BijOu today. which viii please most
picture fans The -Selig-Tribune~ is
on the bill. showing the greatest fight
ing machine ever assembled in the
United States This number was taken
by an expert cameraman. y. Mcdonald.
who. by the way, has been in Fl Paso
for a long time. and has made many
friends here among civilians and army
men,
ISLANDER Tomorrow and Thursday.
A nationwide press is eager to SIM
praise of New York actress. Bertha
kalich. in the powerful drama sian
der. TO be shown az the BiiOu tOmOr-
row and THURSDAY. To is "a modern So
ciety phOtoQlay that every woman
should See and men should study Til is
better picture than Eternal Sapho.~
recently run at the Bijou.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS


THE BIRTH OF IEAA>-" tskf.t IAN
Thousands Of people saw Griffth's
historical spectacle. The Birth of Tex
as. yesterday at the Grecian- They
We're were moved TO cheers and tears
as the handful OF loyal staunch Texans
gave their lives that Texas may be
free from Mexican tyranny and treach-
cry This picture carries a vital mes
sage 10 every Texas citizen II wildly
portrays the kind of valor and patriot
ism that is truly sublime. Ii uufolds
story that Is powerful in its appeal
its tragedy is the tragedy that can be
felt by every one OF the thousands that
see the picture. and there is a reSpon-
sive note down deep in the hearts Of
every Texan as he looks upon the soul
stirring scenes that make him feel akin
20 every character in this true story Or
TeXas's tragedy and triumph The
Birth OF Texas" viii he shown AZ the
Grecian again today and tomorrow and
no doubt thousands of true Texans
viii avail themselves If the opportunity
TO see this sterling picture.-Adv-
NAY ROBSON ~ - NIGHT OUT.-
Offered ar the Alhambra today only
a Night Ont made by the Greater
Nitagraph company. Will barring lock
jaw. make those who see il laugh
May Robson the famous stage star. has
the leading role. and with an excellent
support makes delightful entertain
ment-
Kept iu restraint all her earlier life
Uranium tries TO have 4 little fun out
OF her life in later years and when she
finds her two srands0ns often attend
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17

?. CREAGER Of Brownsville.