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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-07

sveta IL leta 1901 in ma kateri je videti vse zlate
zapone i'll ovratnike gospodov, velikanske plese
in obraze. Par znacilnih CLAW je tudi ovekovece-
nth ma tel Sikh, predvscm ona odurnega grofa
Witteja.
Ma NikolaJa J., omenjenega fanatika absOlu-
tiznra, spominja tudi Iimska p%alaca, najvecje
kamenito povelicevanje carstva. Fasade so delo
~ltalijana Rastrellija, Xxi je gradil "a veliko Jc-
katerino. Stara palaca pa je okrog leta 1880 Ego
rela in Nikolaj |. 20 je dial Z velikansko naglicu
zopet zgraditi, ker nj mogel pretrpeti misli, da hi
stanoval V drugi Hist kot najveGji in n~ajvisji V
krogu stevilnih vladimir poslopij, XII Sc zbiraio V
doticni okOlici.
Notranjost Zimske palace je dial Nikolaj l.
popraviti V enakem slogu. Velikanske dvorane
so mrzle in ncprijetne, dclo ~epigonov brez vsakc
fantazije, XII so razumeli slog lie kot' posploseno
dolgc6asnost.
lie ena izmed velikih palac Petrograda sega
nazaj V dobO ustanovitelja tega mesta, carja
Petra. Tia palaca je admiralitetno poslopje. Peter
Velfki 10 ie dial zgraditi il lesa, ker Sc mu ie nm.
dllo, ola dogotovi to pOslopje "a svojo mlado NOR
narico. Pozneje pa so TO palace pregradili V kamnu
n~aJboljsi ruski ~arhitekti, in zdaj predstavlja We
llkanSkO Stavbo, XII je Siroka 420 metrOv ter stoii
oh reki New. Ma vrhu palace je zapaziti precei
cuden FLAT stolpic, XII Spominja ma ljubczen Petra
Nehkega do Holandcev. Rumeno pobarvana hisa
Je dozivela ODE prvi revoluciji, Xxi sta bill poizku-
Semi V Petrogradu. Leta 1905 je porabila vlada
admiralitetno poSlopie kot zadnii branik svoje
moci. Povsod so bile postavliene strojne puSke,
ki so branilc dostop do vaznejSih took.
V Scdanji revoluciii je vihrala ma TEN poslo.
pJu zadnja zastava Romanovcev, a tudi Ia Sc ie
morala umakniti rdeci zastavi revolucije. Tako je
padel zadnji branik absolutizma.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-07

Bio je res nekaj cudnega v TEN ramerjr.
Pc eni strani sta bila kakor poosebliena modrost,
po drugi strani pa sta bila prava otroka.
Da hi sc vsaj tikala!
Toda reel 81 il nj upal tega.
sid-vseuct etionloppdneetaoinshrdlta cmiay mia
Pisal il bonn. PismenO sc TO laze opravi.
Pripravil Sc je, da bi j pisal. PRAY dobro je
vedel, kako in kaj hoGe. A ko je sedel pri mizi,
JIG pozabil vse. Nj vedel, kako mai zacne, kako
maj Jo nagavori, kakO maj il pove svojo zeljo.
Grizel je drzalo, mislil in premisljeval. domisliti
pa Sc nj mogel. ctkrat je re za6el pisati, a vselej
JIG raztrfal pismo. Jezil sc je sam mad seboj, a
tudi to mu nj mic pomagalo. Koncno ie vamdar
dodelal pisno. Uceno razpravo o elcmentih proge
BielOvega kometa hi bill laze spisal.
Potem JIG odnesel pismo ma posto. Preden
GA jc oddal, sc je obotavljal Sc pol ure.
- Kdo We, kaj poreGe' Morda il pa ne bo
prav'
Naposled je pismO Oddal. Ko je bill re v
%poStnem nabiralniku, mu ie bio pc zaI in &c bi
jc bill mogel dobiti, hi bill Sci takoi POM.
Sal je neumno pisati, kar Sc lahk opove.
To il o smesno I'm sedaj bonn moral vendar
til tia.
Ko je sci k njej, ga jc morila misel, ali 70
ina pismo, ali Sc ne.
= Boil bi bio, da GA &c ne hi imela. Lahko
hi j ve povedal.
Ko ie priSel k niei, nj nicesar omenila o p-
smu
49, Tore ga menda &c nina.
A vendar nj govOril o pismu in tikanju
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-07

kov ne more orijentirati. Kakor jc dosedanii du-
alizem metodicno upravicen, t. j. deliti vnanin
dogaJanje in notranje dogajanje, tako je docela
nepotrebnO uvajati trializem in trditi, da imamo
ma eni strani fifteen in psihi6en REALM svet. poleg
tega pa ldeJni, torej nerealni svet. Skupek Kom-
pleX) sestavin v~nanjega sveta r~a,locljiv DO Guti-
lh v prostorju imenujemo Stvari. Stvar je tudi
clovek III njegovi organi, torej tudi mozgani Kar
Sc vrsi V ~zivcevju in mozganih, Sc vrsi torej ,
prostoru. Ako trdi DIR. Ozvald, da Sc izprcminjajo
moagani oh dejavnosti misljenja ,potem Sc mislje-
ME vrsi V prostoru. Da sc pa nekaj vrSi izven pro.
stora in casa, je docela nedojetno, ali pa lie treba
spreJeti vsaj princip relativitete. Misel psiholo-
gitno je tvoritev predstave in pojma. logicno cd
nos poJma ma pojem. Emo in drugo lie psihicno do
%gajanje, ker odnasanje predmeta ma precinct ali
pa besede ma besedo kot simboli pojmov. Pri psi
hicnem dejanju misli konstatiramo besedo kot
simboh pojmov. Pri pri psihiGnem dejanju misli
konstatlramo merjenje zavesti ma vnanji i'm no
tranJi svet. Zaraditega je V vsaki misli moment
~hotenJa, sc vsaka misel izprosti V reakciii, (. j.
V kretnJi Qiebaerde), o beSedi, stvku i'm yovoru.
Dr. ozvald pc nepotrebnem rabi kretnja "a Be
"esung, ocitno IL hrvaSkega, doGim imamo ~
10 Spiosho rablJeno besedo gibanje, po drugi stra-
III nam pa brldko manjka izraza IA Gebaerde. V
sloVensclni pomeni "kretiti Sc. ne samo presto
sioati, ampak sich gebaerden. Kaj Sc kretisY Sc
ocita cioveku, kl sc mrda in zvija V znamenje ne
JeVolJe, upornoSti etc, torej 4 gibanjem hoce he
kaJ lzrazltl. kretnja sploSno je izraz DO gibaniu
zivota' udov ali miSic, kakor je jerk izraz DO ci-
oahJu Jezika in glasovnib organov, torcj posebne
Vrste RretenJ. IL cnake reakcije moramo sklepati
ia haJtesneJso zvezo m~isljenja in hotcnia.
(Dalje prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-07

Nekoc je to pOvedal Olgi.
PazljivO ga je poslusala, kakor vselej, kadar
j Je kaJ pripovedaval. POtem Sc je zamislila. On
pa il je govoril o ljubezni, Ola je bilo slisati ka-
kor pesem.
Ne, je dejala, deloma Sc vendar motite.
Takih pojmov o ljubezni ne more imeti vsakdo.
Jaz ne hi znala govoriti o ljubezni tako kakor vi.
Cutlm pa vse, kar pravite in vse razumem
Cutie in razumetc! Veselite Sc V srcu,
da ste tako bOgati. Kar cutie, je Vase. Revez ie
pa, kdor ina prazen hiram in revez je, kdor "a
tajuje svoj zaklad ali pa ga pomece v blato.
: casom sta postala bolj intimna. A vse to
Sc JIG ~razvijalo nekako cudnO. Tudi nekateri Saw
aevi ~prijatelji so imcli ljubicc, pa so mu vcasi
pripovedovali o njih. Tu je bilo druga6c. Use Sc
Je vrsilo nitro. Ma primer Kremen. Seznanil sc ie
5 pripravnico. ko sta sc diva dni poznala, sta Sc
re tikala, hodila sta skupai v slaSciGarno, V me-
stni park, ma izlete in Kremen mu je povedal
- v petih dneh sta Sc re poljubovala.
Savicu je bio to cudno. Rad hi Sc bill Sc
boil priblizal Olgi, a tisti s~poStljivi strah, XII ga
Je navdajal, preden sc je bill seznanil Z MO, mu
Je tudi sedaj teal V prsih. Svobode jima ie da-
jala njena matt dov6lj. Cesto sta bila sama v
stanovanju in Savic ie veasi drhtel Pc vsem Ii
votu. I~ivljenje hi bill dial "a poljub. A nj Sc upal
ziniti besedice. Pogostmma sta Sc zarekla Ter 81
delala I'll, toda vselej sta Sc nitro popravila.
kakor bi Sc bila bala drug ~drugega, da bi zameril.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-07

NO Je prlscl drngi dan, ga ie spre leila 2 We
seilm smehOm.
Oh, ii moi norcek Hvala ii IN tvoie lcno
p'semce' a to bi mi bill itak lahko povedal.
vikati! ''"'"
oaJ nitl ne YES, kako rada tc imam,
In on sc Je cutil vnoviG osrecenega.
iaKo je postala vsaka malenkost med NINA
Vazen dogodek in njuna ljubczen je bila vedno
sveza.
NcasI sta bila tudi jake resna. RazpovariaIa
STA Sc o jake vaznih receh. On ii je moral pri-
Po'eoaVotl' kako Je Z njcgovimi studiiami. Sc
po'ur"so ieto Sc mora uciti, tedaj dovrsi izpite
III uooi Sl"zbo. Najprej pojde IA suplenta kan ma
sredhJo solo, pozneje pa DO re bolie. Da posta-
ne lie samostalen,
- ia III tedaJ sc p%oroGiva. V dvch letih
gotovo' kako bova sreGna. Tcdaj ros lahko "a
sieuaVol SvoJc ellie i'll JAZZ bonn delala $ teboj.
lie pocakaJ! Moi Pavel bo Sc slaven MOI
ii, ii, kaj hi bila rada zcna slavncpa mo5a9
oh' KAY misliS? Rada hi bila tvoia zena.
Vse drugo me mic ne skrbi. A veselilo me DO,
nenje.
IN pray topic ga je p%oljubila. Sedai sta sc
re polJubovala Tudi prvi poljbu je bill celia afera.
ooa sta ga zelela, a wee tednov je minilo. preden
81 Ie on tollko ojunacil, da 10 je objel in po-
iJubil. Tisti trenutek sta 81 oba zanomnil. kakor
zgodOvinsko uro.
"ovorila sta, kako 81 uredita stanovanje, ka-
"o o'S'a zlvela i'll kako Sc bosta ljubila.
Dalie sledi.) .Af
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
Manager Maxwell Books
Two 0rpheum "Road
e,oWs" for HOLIDAYS.

1.-THE recent taxation placed by the
government on railroad tickets,
4 together with the 10 percent tax
on Pullman accommodations, has
caused many theatrical attractions to
change their bookings for the coast
this season and as a result FL Paso
has lost some OF the bookings at the
Texas Grand theater, among which
we're ths attractions booked during
the Christmas and New Year holiday
season
Manager Z. T. Maxwell announces
that his efforts to furnish theater
patrons with really meritOrious
amusement during the holiday season
have been fruitful, however. from the
TACT that he has made arrangements
for two special Orpheum road shows
to visit here. The first one OF these
viii open for the week on Sunday
afternoon, December %. and the next
one Sunday afternoon, Deem her 30.
In looking over the lineup for the
first bill TO be offered week OF De-
cember %, It would seem that It has
about everything that goes TO make
up real vaudeville bill. and, to tell
the truth, Il would be awfully nice to
have a chance 10 sit through = real
good vaudeville show once more. Il
would remind e. Pasoans OF the good
old Orpheum days.
The Tossing Austils, which you viii
guess at once IS q juggling act; How
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
B NAI ZION To
GIVE OLD PLAY
Congregation to Celebrate
Sunday England's Recog
milton Of Palestine.

To express appreciation for Eng
lands recent official recognition for
Palestine TO be the legally declared
thome land OF Israel in the near fu-
ture, the members, with their fami-
lies. OF Temple B'nai Zion. on North
EI Paso street. viii assemble there al
8 o'clock Sunday afternoon 10 cele-
brate the feast OF 'rHanukah," or
what is better known as the feast
OF lights"
A play called Priest Mattathias's
Home IN Modin." dramatized by Rev.
g. Bursetown, wlu be performed by
she pupils Of the Bnai Zion Hebrew
school The play deals with the time
It leaves out all the principal fight
20 the woe stricken family Of the
old priest and his sons In the battle
field It ends wei. as messengers
from the front bring the good tidinCs
that the Hebrews have won. and the
celebration Of kindling the lights
takes place.
The following children viii take
part Anna Goodman, as Eattathiass
wife; LiSbie FeinberE, her daughter;
Leo Jaffe. sam FeIdman. Lester Far
Der, Charles Taffe and Namiel Jaffe,
the five messengers, respectively,
TeIdie Poll, the blind soldier
George BlumberEs first crippled SOL
der; Milton FeinberE. second Grip
pied soldier; Julius Klein, sixth mes
senEer, and Dave Bromb berg. promptsr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN
BY YOUNG MEMS CLUB

The program hiss been completed
f5r the entertainment to be given a.
the Texas Grand theater by the Young
Mems club OF the Holy Family chapel
The program viii be as follows
Overture 5y che orchestra Raro
Reyes, director
a series OF scientific and attractive
acts Of illusi0nism. by Prof Jus-inIan--
Solo. Madame Butterfly" c.. PUGET
ni, sung by Miss Amada Prle-o. &C.
compauied by violin. cello and on
piano. Miss Estela Molinar az the
piano.
"a la Juvsntud." recitation by Jesus
Provencio.
Spanish typical "Jota." BY Miss
Amalia Cabello and Pelayo Sordo. ac-
companied by n group OF "Manolas
Spanish typical girls).
"Oh. Parria mai" Aida, Verdi, song
by sra de Samaniego, accompanied by
the orchestra
Selections by tho orchestra
The sensational trick. The Indian
Wardrobe" by Prof JustinianL
The beautiful Canon del Salice. -"
fourth act "Othelo." Verdi. acted and
sung IN costume by Sra be Samaniego.
The Mexican dance. "El Jarabe Ia
patio" by Miss NaEdalena MedriEaI
and Jose Perches Z. accompanied by
"Chinas P05lanas" Typical lIeXlcal
Eirlgl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
THE LURE" IS DESCRIBED
As A GRIPPING PLAY

The story OF The Lure" which will
be the offering Of the Oliver Players
at the Crawford uheater starting Sun
day matinee. IS said to be probably
the most direct and swiftest play OF
its kind IN existence. The scene
might be any large American city OF
today. u is . drama OF present day
life. an arraignment OF the rather
loose moral code OF the present day
and wildly pictures the many pit
falls that await inexperienced young
girls
founded on lines drawn from life. buc
art befriends such trust such sin
cerity. and compels the audience in
the long run TO admit that truth is
stronger than fiction, and anyone
after Witnessing The Lure" viii be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
The LEON SISTERS.

ard. Moore and Cooper. . male trio
who can really sing. according To
the press agent; the Apollo Trio. a
bronze statuary act-they carry their
own plush drops TO make It look ar
tlstic Ike real statuary; Ross and
Wise = man and q woman who sing
and dance and do a lot OF surprising
things; Kennedy and Fitzpatrick a
regular" black face comedy act. with
plenty Of color for the program. and
the last and what might be called the
headlineT, the Leon Sisters. consisting
Of three charming girls and one man
in what they call the fastest and
classiest tight wire act in vaudeville, %
make up the bin.
Besides this vaudeville. there VIII
be a special Pathe scenic and cartoon
picture.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
BAND WILL INVITE RALLY
ROUED UNCLE SANS FLAG

A musical invitation 20 rally round
the flag viii be the first number Of
the sunday concert 70 be played by
the Fifth cavalry band at Fort Bliss,
between $3.50 and 4:45 o'clock. The
program follows:
siarch. Rally Round the flag,
Hildreth.
Overture, "Seniramede." RossinL
Popular medley, "Eemlcks Hits
1Sa." Laupe
Waltz. italian Nights" TobanL
Caprice. Among the Lilies" Grey.
Grand fantasia on Scotch, Irish and
English airs, albion" Baetens.
Fox trot The Sweetest Girl n
Maryland"
Final, Fifth Cavalry March" Cain
Il. j. Caln Is the band leader.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
THREE EFFICIENT
MEDICINES

Hoods Sarsaparilla. auperlativs
blood purifier and ap1etizers criEi-
mated IN a Boston physicians sue
cessful prescription.
Peptlron. super-atiye Iron tonic, for
aleuia. nervousness, made from iron,
peusin. nuZ, celery, ect-
Hoods pills. suQerlarive family
carharlic. for liver. constipation
The sulerIative combination that
gives suuerlatlVe health.
Practically everybody needs a.
least one OF these Incidence
But-If your blood IS scrOfulOus,
n you are also anemic OF nervous.
II you are coustipated besides
thousands have all these ailments
You need OH three medicines.
ASK your druggist Tor them today.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
HAYDEN OFFERS BILL TO
PREVENT DECORATIONS

Phoenix. Ariz.. Dec. 15.-FrOm
Washington have been received copies
OF a biz introduced by Congressman
lIrl Hayden designed 10 prevent re
occurrence Of such events as the BIS
bee deportation OF last july The bill
makes it unlawful for any pers n.
company. partnership or corporation
alone OF by c1usuirscr- to- leport any
person by means OF threats. demon
STATIONS OF hostility or physical v.0-
Ieuce and any such attempt is re-
Earded as violation OF the act A fine
is provided OF not less than $1,000 and
Imprisonment OF not less than two
years. In case OF a corporation. the
penalty shall be fine of not ie--
-lan $1,000 while the directing Of
ficers Of the corporation shall be-
liable as individuals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

France in Arms that wonderful
-et Of pictures which has created so
much comment wherever shown, viii
be the special attraction at the
Unique beginning sunday. This is
without question the most illumiuat-
ing set OF views compiled on the great
war. An actual battle IN the ar.
showing a falling German ler0plane:
scenes taken above the clouds. the
moving and firing OF gigantic guns;
an actual view Of troops going over
the top at a. M close-ups OF Cen
eral PershinE and the great French
leaders. the organization and move
ment OF Commissary supplies. NUM-
tons and the like. Attend the NATL
nee Sunday.
Francis Y Bushman and Beverly
Bavns viii be seen FOR the last time
tonight in that beautiful southern
story. The Voice OF Conscience. -
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N TIE WOOD"
The william Fox production
Babes IN the Wood" appears only
today at the Alhambrl- This story
is q gorgeous polarization OF charm
and adventure for old and young.
This fairy tale win act as a tonic. II
win bring back happy memories Ct
childhood days. Francis Carpenter
and Virginia Lee Corbin. wonderful
child actors, viii delight you IN their
wonderful portrayal OF the Babes. q"
The prologue OF the picture Is framed
in a modern setting. The story cen
tiers around two children who are
despised by their steDuother She
plots TO kill them. The father re-
turns before her plans take effect
The husband. in order 70 bring HIS
wife back TO reason, tells them the
story OF the Babes IN the Wood q"
Instantly the picture fades into the
land Of fancy. The Sunday bin is an
exceptionally good one William A.
Brady presents June Elvldgs In The
Tenth Case" q modern swift drama
with a smashing climax. This drama
demonstrates cOnclusively that you
can never depend absolutely on cir
evidence Alhambrls
prices are I5c, zoe. 25c.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

William g. Hart iu Double
Crossed" which was advertised to be
shown al the Grecian yesterday. was
delayed on account OF mis-Ehipme7t
We have positive assurance that this
.icture viii arrive in ample time for
showing today. Many were disap-
pointed yesterday, for which the Gre
IAN management is extremely sorry.
but YOU are assured that you win not
disappointed today. as the picture
VIII positively De shown, beginning at
1 p. N.
Keystone comedy VIII also be
shown mGal1- .-4 eltCrtllulnE pro-
cram that can't be beat at the popu-
lar price of admission CHARGED
Adults are 15c, children sc Including
war taxi Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
WOLFE AND MISS
BARKER WE'D IN DEFINING

Dew-nE- = n Dec L5--Lrnes-
Wolfe. musica- director OF the Ray
mond Teal song show. and Miss Lola
Barker. ballet mistress OF the same
company. were married in Deming
Friday afternoon. Er. and Mrs. Teal
stood Up for them.
EIks' night at the Teal theater
Thursday was capacity. More thar
1000 Elks attended in a body.
MI Wolfe and Miss Barker have
a number OF friends IN Fl PasO. as
both were with the Teal company
during its entire stay fl Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

WiEwam. Billy West will be seen
in Back Stage" a slapstlck picture.
in which this clever imitator can
scarcely be told from Charlie. Dainty
Billy Rhodes viii appear IN Putting
II over another Of those clean. high
class comedy production for which
the Strand is noted. Those funny
fellows. MUTT and Jeff" viii make
you laugh in an animated cartoon.
Tomorrow Charlie Chaplin returns
IN The Pawnshop"
Monday. Mary PickfOrd viii Be seen
In The Little Princess "-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 15--Govern-
ment agents last night for the second
time within a week, raidcd the offices
OF EOva- 2 Lithuanian newspaper. and
arrested Joseph Stils0u. secretary Of
the Lithuanian branch OF the National
Socialist party which controls the
paper, ana j. Sukus. business manager
Of the Kova- A quantity Of T. 81. "
literature was seized
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
BIC SPANISH FFsTTvAT-

Inc beautiful and typical Spanish
and Mexican dances In costume will
be featured IN the Grand Charity
Festival 10 be held at the Texas
Grand tneater on the evening Of Dec.
20, beginning at o'clock. Tickets
are now on sale az the Commercial
Otf-ce supply Co. 209 Texas ST. Prices
are SL00, 75c. soc and 30c-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

LONDON. Eng Dec I0--hIle latest
in the series Of amalgamations OF
prominent British banks is the fusion
of the National Provincial Bank OF
Eglaud and the Union OF London an p
Smiths Bank The banks new lie
win be the National Provincial and
Union Bank. It Will have total de-
posts Of 170.0uo.000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
Plaza Auto Livery-PkOne 1906.
Autos. Tazis. $3.50 and $500 per hour.

MONITION.-Notice Is hereby given
that there have been seized IN this
collection district, for violation OF the
e. S customs laws. one horse and
wagon, which VIII be sold at the T. s.
Custom House at 10 o'clock a. H., Dec.
cath, 1917 Anyone claiming the prop
erty Is required 20 appear within rhe
time prescribed by law. z. L Cobb,
Collector OF CuctOms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

Cbicago. Ill. Dec. &c " Ar
dersol OF Minneapolis. was arrested
By federal authorities here yesterday.
He IS wanted in Kansas City 20
answer a government charge. He Is
said TO have been n clerk I'm the Een-
eral office Of the I ~. -. lie is held
under $500 bail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
FIREWEN MEET MONDAY.

A regular meeting OF the volunteer
fire department VIII take place Mon
day night at 1880 at the central fire
station for the purpose Of electing
officers for the ensuing year. Notices
have been sent out 20 members by
secretar ]. 3. Badger. urging 2 full
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

d Paso & o0utlHasIeru trlLn No. ;
due at $50 p. me-. from the east. IS
reported 20 arrive az ESQ p. M South
srl Pacific train 40. 9, from the east.
due AT $50 p m, is reported TO ar
rive az $40 %. m Southern Pacific
train 40. 2, from the west. due az $50
m All other afternoon and night
trains for today arc reported on time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
BRITISH MAKE ANOTHER
ADVANCE NEAR Jerusalem

London, Eng. Dec 15.-Ths British
have made another advance in Pales-
tine. northeast o. Jerusalem, the war
office announces.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

compelled 70 admit that Il is q great
big. strong play Of today and one
worth seeing The company viii Of
fer the play for the entire week with
the usual Uatinses on Sunday. We'd
nesday and saturday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

Cincinnati. Ohio. Dec. 15.-In va
time speech AZ q patriotic meeting
last night former president Roosevelt
made an urgent appeal for the Dur-
chasing OF thrift stamps ard var GER
tiflcatesi as well as for the Red Cross
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
Try MIR Ciarl's cafeteria, EOS Mesa.


Frank Barker, tried on a complaint
alleging theft over $50. was SEN
fenced 20 two year imprisonment In
the saith district court Friday after
noon. The complaining witness tes-
tificd 90 the loss OF about 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

Mexico CITY. Mex. Dec 15.-The
might prohibition OF the expectation
OF aniline and coal tar dyes and
natural and artificial vegetable dyes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

Chicago aas PorI,iess Saturday.

Chicago, Ill. Dec. Porkless
Saturday YVES observed IN Chicago
today by many clubs and restaurants
despite lack OF official word that the
food administration planned 20 ask
everyone TO foreEo pork on Satur-
days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
NEWS BREVITIES 81:
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Internationally

naIees. net IN London today. oscar
IT. Crosby, assistant secretary OF the
United States treasury, was elected
president
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

DR.. 6. Z. Cameron. Dentist. No. 50e-
sos Caples Bldg. Phone 1887.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

London. Eng. Dec 15.-TEa inter
allied council which Is 70 take NJ
questions OF war purchases and r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

Wards Pharmacy, now located zoe
y. Stanton street just one block north
of old locatlon.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

Leave Your Baggage
I'd RdBC Checks at Longwelrs
Make no mistake Telephone No /