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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
BOYS Organize juvenile
Ku Klu1 Khan and Bind
Boy; Police Interfere

Motion pictures OF dashinE riders
attired in white garments with X X
h" on their breasts was the inspira-
ton of several boys residing i'm the
eastern section Of the city. who organ
lied a Ku Klux Khan OF their own.
according to a story told city detective
T. J. Boyd Friday afternoon
The discovery OF the amateur Ku Klux
was the result of telephone call from
a mother residing on Olive street who
said that her son had been caught 10y
a number OF other boys and tied up by
a rope in an alley near her home
Several boys were taken to the police
station for an investigation and then
the story OF the juvenile Ku Klux Khan
was told
We saw the pictures OF the Ku klux
in the moving picture show" said one
of the boys. and We thought we would
organize one We did not intend 10
hurt the boy hut he had been throwing
eggs at us. and we gave him warning
After We had let him 90 he went TO the
soldier camp, where he was found
later"
The bows were then released
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
TORRES IS MADE
MAYOR Of JUAREZ
Officer in Juarez Garrison
Succeeds Mayor Prieto,
Who Becomes Collector.

Capt Felipe Torres. of the Juarez
garrison. was named acting mayor of
Juarez Saturday morning by governor
Trevino. Of Chihuahua
Capt Torres succeeds Manuel NJ
Prieto. who teIegraphed his resigna-
ton to the governor Friday morning
in order to accept the appointment Of
collector of customs at Juarez- Mr.
Prietos resignation was accepted in
the same message that named his sue
cessor-
Capt Torres is a fellOw-citizen Of
Gen. Francisco Gonzales, commander OF
the garrison. his home being in Mata-
moros. in the state Of Tamaulipas-
The captain was strongly recommended
TO succeed mayor PrietO both by Gen
Gonzales and the mayor himself
To Hold Until Election
The acting mayor VIII hold otlice
until Sept 3. when the municipal cleo
tions viii be held. Saturday evening.
in the Teatro Juarez, meeting Of the
"Rena cimientO 1910" club viii be held
for the purpose of selecting a candi-
date for the mayOralty- The name or
Lie Rafael n. Martinez. district judge
at Juarez. is one OF the latest ones
being mentioned in connection with
the mayOralty-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
RUSS KEEP Up
RAPID ADVANCE
Occupy Stanislau; Move on
Weerna; Cross River XII
ropice; Seize 2 Towns.

Petrograd. Russia, Aug. Having
occupied Stanislau, south of Lemberg,
the Russian army in Galicia is contin-
uing its rapid advance at various
places. according TO the official state
nient of today which adds:
In the region of the middle Sereth
our troops. pursuing the enemy as he
retreats from his fortified positions,
continue to advance on Weerna In
the vicinity of Buczacz. to the north Of
this town. our troops are continuing
their advance. They have crossed the
river Kuropice at some places by the
middle stream and captured the VII
lagos Of Slobudkagurna and toiVarkl.
in the direction Of Monastery SKA
we captured the railway line running
between Mona sterZyska and CzortkoIf
and the ground between the Zlota
Lipa and the Norovanka from the VII
lage of Kraseczuv up to the village OF
Usciezelione.
Railroads Dynamited.
IN the region of Stanislau. our
troops continue TO cross the rivers Bys-
itza-Nadvoranskoi and Bystritza-
Sclotvina to the south
Before evacuating Stanislau the en-
envy blew up railway functions and
switches. Otherwise the town was quite
unchanged and in perfect order.
Dum-dum Bullets Used
"Ou the Caucasian front. west of
Guimiachan. the Turks several times
resumed the offensive. being repealed
on each occasion by our fire. Cartridges
with filed points (dum-dum bullets)
were found in possession of captured
Askaris. According to their statements.
the commander of their regiment is
sued an order six weeks ago that every
Askar was TO prepare 100 such car
tridges. For this purpose special files
were distributed
North of Bitlis obstinate fighting
continues. In Persia in the region OF
Bokana- our troops are pursuing the
Turks. who are retrvating hurriedly to
Sakkiz"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
SACRED CONCERT TO BE PLAYED
AT CAMP COTTON SUNDAY MORN

4 sacred concert which has no comic
opera music included in its program,
will be PLAYED by baudmaster Ernest G.
F'ischer's 10th infantry regimental band
al the saith infantry religious services
in Camp Cotton sunday morning at
o'clock
The program for the sacred concert
is as follows.
HaHelujah chorus from The Messiah"
Handel
Fantasia. Ara besque" ...- 1890 Olker
Pilgrim chorus from lombard"
Verdi
"Agnus Del" from Bordeless's Cele-
brated Mass" .-..-------arr. de Vile
Reverie, Natures Alteration"
Ellis Brooks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
TWO EXPRESS GRATITUDE FOR
PASO'S WARM HEARTEDNESS

Mrs. Edward LeStourgeOn is return
ing TO Fort Worth to be with her
parents: Mrs. Kate LeStourgeon. moth
er OF the late Edward LeStOurgeon,
will remain here tc maze me- home
Both cannot say enough about the
unbOunded hospitality and frlendlineSs
of FL Paso people toward strangers IN
the city Young LeStourgeon was a
union moving picture operator and eN-
pert: he installed the machinery ana
operated the machine al the new Air
dome He came here from Fort Worth
two months ago, after having suffered
severe burns in an accident IN NOV
ing picture house. he lived here with
his wife and mother a 5l2 North Kan
sas street The family lived for Ions
time in Galveston. and later III san
Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
MANY ARRESTS IN GLOBE AND
MIAMI ON LIQUOR CHARGES

Globe. -Ariz.. Aug. 12.-rPisoners at
work on remodeling the county court
house were discovered in an advanced
state of intoxication. They had been
supplied with liquor while the jailors
eyes were turned. At Miami. arrest
has been made CT two men charged
with having conducted a regular bar Of
the old time sort. which was viewed
by the sheriff from cOncealment while
eight customers were being served with
alcoholic refreshment. Sheriff Haynes
also raided about all the pool halls in
on charges Of having conducted or per-
mitted gambling games Of various
standard sorts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
BROKEN LEG WORTH $50, 600
SOUTHWESTERN CLERK CLAIMS

Alleged negligence on the part Of the
G. II. & 5. a Ry. company Is assigned
as the cause fer a $4,000 damage suit
filed against that road by Joel E Sleet.
for alleged injuries which. he claims.
crippled him for life. according to the
petition filed in the 4lst district court
The plaintiff states that he was an
employe of the El Paso and South
western railway in the capacity of a
clerk at the time he was injured He
states that he was run down by a
string of cars backing into the 6. H.
Yards on May &. The plaintiff alleges
that the customary whistle for warn
ing was not given
He claims his injuries included a
broken foot and left les and other
physical injuries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
COMP ANY NJ IS
At CANUTILLO
Ninth Mass. Company Re
places Eighth in Duty
in Valley Town.

Canutillo. Tex. Aug. 12-Company
Z. Of the Sth infantry Massachusetts,
national guard. has been relieved from
duty at Cauutillo. and has returned to
Camp Cotton at FL Paso. Company N
Of the 9Th Massachusetts national
guard. under command Of Capt. D. F.
Christian. and accompanied by Lieut.
p. 70. Kettredce. came 10 Canutillo to
take the place Of the relieved COM
pany and will be quartered at the Cent
raj school building. There are 12S
men in the company
Rain Damages Alfalfa
A heavy rain here this week caught
many alfalfa growers with their hay
down. which means a severe loss to
them
v ID. Lane TO Build Bungalow.
Mr. and Mrs. y d Lane are recent
acquisitions 10 this community they
expect 500 to erect a modern bunEa-
low on their alfalfa farm Mr. Lane.
who has been quite i'll since his ar
rival here. viii leave Monday for
points in California. visiting before MS
retun san Francisco. Yosemite. Lake
Tahoe and other points of interest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
MEN
To MEET At FAIR
Counsels and Project Man
ayers to Be at Congress
in October.

A conference of all the law officers
Of the United States reclamation ser
vice, and possibly one of all the fed
eIal irrigation project managers and
engineers in the country. will be one
of the features of the Irrigation CON
gress that is to be held in FL Paso
October II TO IS.
This was the news brought from
Denver by R F. Burgess. counsel for
the FL Paso Valley Water Users asso-
cation. and president of the Irrigation
congress. who arrived Friday morning
after having held two conferences with
Judge VIII R King. chief counsel for
the United States reclamation commits
sion. with headquarters at Denver, on
the subject of drainage for the FL Paso
valley.
To Get POStpOnment.
The holding Of the project managers
conference here is conditional. Mr.
EurCes said on the ability of =. z
Davis. director and chief engineer of
the reclamation service, to secure the
consent of the secretary of the interior
TO a postpOnement Of the date of the
meeting II had been intended to hold
the conference during the last week
Of September in order that the budget
Of next years expenditures might be
in the secretary's hands by October J.
II the secretary approves the turning
in of the budget at a late enough date
10 warrant holding the meeting here
during the session of the Irrigation
congress and the conference here will
le a certainty.
Important Meeting.
The Importance OF the law officers
meeting in FL PasO does not consist in
the number that viii be present. but in
their rank said Mr.. Burgess saturday
The biggest legal officials in the ser
vice will assemble here. The project
managers gathering will bring all
the managers and engineers of the y
projects throughout the country. as
well as the representative Of the people
Of those projects Altogether, about
100 persons would attend the latter
conference.
Mr. Burgess said that he was not IN
position to disclose plans reached at
the conference with Judge King with
regard to the drainage of the FL Paso
district. since any announcement would
have to come from the government.
Drainage Districts.
4 can say, however. that I antici-
pate that il viii be decided TO have
both the drainage and irrigation of
New Mexico and Texas taken care of
by one district in each state" said Mr.
Burgess.
The liveliest interest in the congress
to be held here next October is being
shown both in Colorado and California
said Mr.. Burgess. who spent some time
on the coast Immediately before his
conference with Judge King.
At the conference were also present
director \ 2 Davis. F. W Burr. dis
trict counsel for the state Of Washing
ton. ana other high officials in the
reclamation service.
4 conference between Mr.. Burgess
and J. \. Smith. president Of the Water
Users association, was held Saturday
morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
EssIinger sells Farm.
MILITARY MARCH TO OPEN
BAND CONCERT AT Fl. BLISS

Military marches are the thing these
days for the military band concerts At
the band concert to be played by the
eighth cavalry band at Fort Bliss sun
day evening the opening march Will be:
The Landing Of the Troops"
one of the numbers on the program
will be a poem arranged for band by
Rocco Resta. the bandmaster. and
which viii be sung by Mrs. Walter
Stowe 1t will be oh, COlombine-"
The complete program is as follows
March-"Landi1S Of the Troops.
Crosby
Overture-"Don Caesar de Bazan.-
-Massenit
Paraphrase-"My Maryland
-Heinemann
Poem--O. Colombine." Cfrom Pagliac-
cD Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. Stowe
Arranged by Mr.. Resta-
Grand Martha" Flotow
Waltz-"Walse Migonne" Cfrom La
NeSlale II ~
Narch--Old Berlin ---.....- on BlOn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
q MoMAN,s WY.

What is a wOman's way: You often
hear people remark that this or that
woman does things in Just a woman s
way. Have you ever been able to say
Just what woman's way is Grace
George starred on Broadway in a
Woman's Way" and made the most de
cided hit Of her career Now Vim. \.
Brady offers Ethel Clayton and Carlyle
Blackwell in the same play on the
screen Both the stage and phOtOplay
prOduc tions were made under the su-
pervision Of Mr. Brady. thus assuring
the screen version being a techni-
cally correct as the original Broadway
play. The Alhambra IS offering this
great social drama to its patrons to-
day--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
LIFE mel PASO TO BE SHOWN
TO MILITIA THROUGH MOVIES

Life in Fl Paso will be shown to all
the militiamen encamped in this dis
trict and a lecture will also be given
through an arrangement made by the
publicity department OF the Fl Paso
chamber Of commerce and the various
Y NJ G a huts al Camp Pershing,
Camp Cotton and Camp Stewart
The first pictures accompanied by
the lecture. which was prepared BY
George II. Clements. head Of the pub
Hcity department. Will be shown At
Camp Pershing. August -, starting at
7:45 o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
EIGHT MERCHANT VESSELS
ARE SINK IN SINGLE ID AX

London. Eng. Aug. Flight mer-
chant vessels Of various nationalities
were sunk Friday, according to an an
nouncement by Lloyd's agency.
Among the victims were the British
steamer F. Stobart. sol tons. which
struck a mine in the North sea with
the loss of four of its crew drowned:
the British steamer San Bernardo, 1907
tons. which was torpedoed in the same
vicinity: the French sailing vessel
Annette Marie. III tons. from Dunkirk.
and the Norwegian steamers Credo. 72S
tons and Sora. which were torpedoed
off Barbour, in France, in the English
channel.
In the Mediterranean. the French
schooner Neptune was sunk by an Aus
trian submarine, and Lloyds says il is
believed also that two other unknown
sailing vessels We're sent TO the bot
tom at the same time and place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
COUNTY COURT.

Albert Matthias and company G. y
Garcia suit on account. filed.
ut Franklin Fuel and Feed company vs.
Thomas Thompson and p Z smith. suit
on account. filed
Wanda Louise Webb by next friend. Eva
$ Webb vs. Emma L. webb; suit TO declare
heirship. filed
John r Fulkerson and Alfred Croft vs.
Frank y Wimber and Clifford Chenoweth /.
suit on account; flied
Dolores VTllareal VS.. Luis Terrazas 81 al;
suit on contract. filed
state vs. W NJ casey unIswfuny selling
liquor. filed.
state vs- J. stoney Mckee; pistol carry
ing; filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
JUSTICE COURT.

y VI DfdNFTf ITr@IIIIIE
State vs. Marguerite Neeto, horse theft;
FLED
state vs. Jesus NJ Guerra: disturbing the
peace. filed
State vs. Bernel Mercods: pleaded guilty
70 disturbing the peace. fined 81 and costs
state VS. Jose Acosta. disturbing the
Terrc- filed
Rrakauer Fork and Moyes, Succ'rs- Inc
,s Mrs A. DIGGER and VI p. Martin. suit
on note SIS. filed.
T. Csb-l rs. Nations Land and Cattle
company. Nations Packing company AMI
d. II Nations Meat and supply company .
suit for szi0 damages. filed
r. r. Young VS.. ollie Williams, sequestra-
ton suit So. f--ed-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
DANISH INDIES;
SOME HISTORY
Facts About Islands United
States Is Negotiating
to Purchase.
tContinued from page -

with grief. entreated them to take her
life also, to which plea they gleeIullN
acceded. laying her mangled DodN
across that Of her father
THE insurrection was put down only
after aid from the French in Mar
Unique had been invoked. Three hum
dred slaves We're surrounded and when
they realized that escape was impos-
sible they held "a great feast Of death
Tradition says that they plunged over
cliff. but the historian Host says that
they shot one another and that when
they were found at Brim's Bay they
were lying in "A circle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
RUSS RETREAT, LEAVING MEN
AND GUNS, TURKS ASSERT

Constantinople, Turkey, Friday. Aug
1.-THE Russian forces in the Bitlis-
Mush sector of Turkish Armenia have
been driven back further by the Turks.
the war office announced today in the
following statement;
The Russian force which. owing 70
bad roads and the difficulties created
for us by the weather, established it
self on the Bitlis- Mush line, has been
compelled gradually to retreat. leaV-
ing guns. rifles and prisoners in our
hands
THE Russian retreat was caused BY
our heavy attacks and the pressure Of
our right wing on the steep Chasn
heights Our advance continues toward
the passes north of Bitlis and Mush-
In Persia our troops are continuing
the pursuit of the enemy in the vicinity
of Mammalian"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
SEAPLANES RAID
PORT Of DOVER
British Sustain Slight Dam
age From the German
Air Raid.

London. Eng, Aug Ian air raid
on the port of Dover by two German
seaplanes occurred this afternoon An
Official statement says four bombs
ere dropped, one officer and six men
being slightly injured but little ma
terial dama@ being done.
Two hostile seaplanes," the state
ment reads, appeared over Dover this
afternoon. Fou- bombs were dropped
hut no material damage was done be
yond the breaking of a few windows.
'Anti-aircraft guns came into action
and airplanes went in pursuit of the
raiders. who made of Stewards The
casualties were one officer and six men
slightly injured"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12

- the allied offensive on the
Somme by counter attacking both
the French and British Heavy at
tacks were delivered Friday night
on the Franco-British lines but
none was successful. according TO
the allied war office
The French were attacked both
north of the Somme. near Hem
wood. and south Of the river at
La Naisonette, the artillery step
ming both assaults The attack on
the British took place north Of
Pozieres. London declares II was
nowhere successful in penetrating
the British positions and resulted
in heavy losses to the Germans
In Galicia the Russians are keep
ing up their impressive drive to-
wards Iemberg from the south
east. After taking Stanislau. Gen.
Ietchitcky is pressing on toward
Halicz, the important railway juno
ton to the north of the Dniester
and key position in the Lemberg de-
fences.
crossing Of the KOrOpice river by
the Russians in the region north
Of BuczacZ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
TO ALL CULBER>ON SUPPORTERS
OE FL PASO Col WY. TEXAS.

NOu are requested 20 be present al a
meeting to be held in the 41st District
Court room al Eight o'clock Saturday
Night, August 18th, 1916. for the pur-
pose OF furthering the candidacy and
interests of the Honorable Charles 4.
Culberson. for reelection as United
States Senator from Texas.
W. W. Turney,
President Fl Paso Culberson Club.
political ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
RUSSIA DENIES LATEST
SEPARATE PEACE RUMOR

Petrograd, Russia, Aug 12.-Premier
Sturmer, recently appointed foreign
minister. has issued statement deny
ing revived reports that Russia was
willing to entertain proposals for a sep
arate peace The premier declares Rus
STA adheres as firmly as ever 10 the
agreement among the entente allies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
BEGIN WORK
ON APPROACH
Work On Vado Bridge To
Be Started Soon as Berino
Bridge is Completed.

La Mesa. y. NJ, Aug. 12.-Men and
teams are at work building the ap-
proach for the Vado bridge, construc-
ton Of which will commence immedi-
ately after the Berino bridge is COM
pleted-
EssIInGer Sells Farm.
f Esslinger has sold his so acre farm
east o. La Mesa to an Ell Paso man who
will take possession shortly. The place
is all under cultivation and has a small
house.
Williams Announces Candidacy
O. u. williams has announced himself
as a candidate for county superintend-
ent of schools for Dona Ana county,
subject to the Republican primaries Mr.
Williams taught four years in Illinois
and two years as principal at La Mesa
Is Improving Home.
Mrs. G. Duseler has been making eX-
tensive improvements on her home here,
having had an addition built and nu-
merous Improvements made
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
TO WHOM 1T WAY CONCERN

In nv hurried departure Il IS
possible that ! have overlooked
some to whom l owed money.
] am certain that I have noe
had time to see some that
owed me / will he glad to
hear from both parties-espe-
cially the latter.
Harris KruPp. Gen. Delivery,
salt Lake City, Utah.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
FIephant butte Dam Trips.

One day trips TO Elephant Butte Dam
can be arranged Substantial cars and
careful drivers are always part OF
our service. For rates inquire At our
offices in Hotels Sheldon and PasO del
Norte or telephone $500
AutOs-City Service Co.-Tnxls. tao
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
SAYS RUSSIAN LOSSES IN
SUMMER CAMPAIGN, $50, 1000
Continued from page II

mer offensive at three quarters of
million men
The Russians the correspondent
continues. are fighting much more
bravely than in 1915 Then the Rus
SLAMS in their trenches often threw up
their arms as a sign of surrender
without making resistance worth men
tioning. This now is most rare. The
new troops are brave and well discip
lined and their officers lead their lines
in the thickest of the fighting. Hence
the mortality among officers is very
heavy. including generals
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
MRS. MAPLE KEYS FILES SUIT
FOR DIVORCE AGAINST FRED Key

Mrs P. Mable Kelly Keys has filed
Fred Grant Keys and asks for the res
toration OF her maiden name in the
list district court
The plaintiff states that she was mar
ried to Fred Grant Keys October -.
1914. at Phoenix, Ariz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
MRS. RACHEL ELLIS SUES FOR
DIVORCE; WE'D AT LAS CRUCES

Mrs. Rachel Robertson Ellis has sued
her husband. James E Ellis. for di-
vOrce. according TO a petition filed in
the saith district court.
The plaintiff declares that she was
married 10 Ellis. December I. 1915. at
Las Cruces. y. NJ. and says they sep
mated Anril .. 1916.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
JITNE BUSES CAN CARRY
ONLY FIVE PASSENGERS

Jitne drivers who have been over
loading their cars since the start OF the
street car strike. have been notified
that their cars viii be limited 10 four
passengers. by city automobile inspect
or G. A Stewart
No one will be permitted to sit on the
door Of the car and it cannot be pro-
vided with auxiliary seats, according to
the order.
Any driver with more than four pas
sengers in his car, if il is a five passen-
ger auto. will be arrested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
WIND BREAKS STORE WINDOW.

4 sudden gust OF Wind SATURDAY an
ernoon broke a large plate glass win
dom in the White House department
store. and the rain. which accompanied
the wind, damaged some Of the goods
displayed in the window.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
WINDOW BROKEN BY WIND;
METAL ROOF is BLOWN OFF

A window at the FL Ventro store 1T
Overland and Stanton streets was blown
in by the wind Saturday afternoon.
A metal roof was also blown off OF
building at First and Kansas streets
d the same time No one was injured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
nnNA IA EAR OPENS OCT. 10

Las Cruces. y. NJ. Aug 1.-THE DOM
Ana county fair Will be held this year
On October 10. Il. Il and Is. Fair
manager Harold 3. Link is busy get
ting the preliminary work for the fair
ready The catalog will be ready for
distribution in the near future
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
FRENCH CRUISER, SUPPLIES
GONE, ENTERS u. S. PORT

Pensacola. Fla, Aug. 1.-THE French
armored cruiser Admiral Aube came in
to this port today, her supplies and coal
exhausted She came TO anchor near
the Austrian steamer Lucia. tied up
here since the beginning of the war
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-12
~GOD's COUNTRY AND THE WOMAN

chance TO see one OF the most interest
ing photo dramas ever presented. Gods
Country and the Woman" from the IA
nous book Of James oliver CurwOOd
The Unique management urges all who
can to attend the matinees and avoid
the rush for seats at the night shows.
The shows start at II a. m. 12:f5
p. m, 2:30. AS. 6. 7:45 and $3.50 p. m.
Admission is 25 cents.-Adv.