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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
Big Crop of Frijoles Raised
in Mesquite Section; New
Settlers Arrive.

Mesquite. y NJ. jan 24.-R- H Ball.
c. NJ Church and r ". Hone have
finished threshing bean crop here
which amounted TO $4,000 pounds Of
frijole beans The thresher and en-
CINE were brought from Chicago. Sue
cess with last years crop caused a
greater acreage TO be planted this sea-
SON
". '. Richardson and family. with
carload OF household goods. have ar
rived from Dustin. Okla, and Will set
tie in the valley on a ranch in the
Brazito district.
Buys Land Near VadO-
". c. Mossman has purchased the
Francis Hutchins homestead in the
sand hills east OF VadO. and will run
his cattle there. 4 windmill and tank
are being erected this week.
The lock on the railroad switch here
was found broken. but it was not
turned Agent c. Walker made the
discovery.
Judge W. H. Winters was here look
ing after business interests and made
a contract with F. F. Merrill. manager
OF the Santa Tomas Farms company.
whereby he, Mr.. Merrill. will take
charge OF all land west OF the west
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
EMMY WEHLEN
IN VANITY
This Star Wears Many Mag
nificent Gowns in Vanity
at Unique Theater.

Emmy Wehlen, who is recognized
as one OF the most beautiful and cor
rectly dressed women in the world
wears gowns and wraps that display
the latest modes in Vanity" the Metro
wonderfully TO be shown at the Unique
theater, Thursday. Friday, Saturday
and Sunday This play by Aaron Hoff-
man gives the star ample opportunity
TO wear these creations" and every
reason for doing so. since her part in
the Popular Plays and Players produc-
ton is that of Phyllis Lord, model in
an exclusive establishment for fash
ionable women's apparel
In this Fifth avenue store. Miss
Wehlen. as Phyllis. is called upon 10
DISPLAY to wealthy patrons the advance
STYLES of leading mOdistes. Her blonde
beauty is seen to advantage in silver
brocade gown of flowing lines, the
bodice heavily Ornamented with sap
phires and cut rhinestones- The SKIRT
is short in front, the back having
long. graceful. silver brOcaded train
The DISTINGUISHING feature Of this
gown is the huge buckle OF rhine
stones and sapphires almost covering
the decollete back Of the bodice
with this gown is worn a Cherouit
wrap of brocaded silver and black vel
vet made in cape effect and Tichly
Trimmed with fur Broad bands
of blue velvet arranged in a series OF
flounces form the basis Of the lower
part of the wrap i huge ian OF black
velvet ostrich plumes is carried with
this costume. which is completed by
dainty hosiery OF q silver tone ana
slippers Of silver brocade with large
buckles Of sapphire and cut rhine
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
Many More Women
Are Willing to Testify

spondent at times that I couldn't do
INV work / tried everything l could
hear Of Doctors treated me but l
only got relief for a short time until
7 tried Dr. Pierces wonderful medi-
cine. Have been in much better health
since using 'Favorite Prescription and
Golden Medical Discovery I weighed
hearty and weigh $50 lbs l praise DR..
Pierces medicines very highly and
recommend them to every suffering
woman"
Mrs Lizzie Epperson, who lives al
1920 Gould Ave, Fort Worth Texas,
says: I can recommend Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription to any woman
suffering from trouble peculiar to
women or nervousness I was very
nervous and losing weight so fast l
became alarmed over my condition I
could not do any homework. 4 friend
told me about Favorite Prescription
and I tried it and began gaining in
weight at once"
Favorite Prescription can be OBJ
tanned a. almost any up-tO-date drug
store. in either liquid or tablet form
If not obtainable at dealers send $500
TO Dr. Pierce. Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo,
y Y. and he will send large package
of tablets II has the guarantee OF
nearly 80 years behind il. and does not
contain alcohol nor narcotics. but in
gradients are plainly printed on the
wrapper. Entirely vegetable and ex-
tracted from native roots and herbs
Mrs Illar Sudduth. Of Paris. Texas.
says: I have used DR.. Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription for many things and
find il to do all that he claims for It.
1 think iC is a wonderful medicine"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
DEVIL : JEWELS
GREAT PICTURE
Fine Work of California
Man on Exhibition at 202
N. Oregon Street.

A very remarkable picture. The
DEVILS Jewels" is being exhibited in
FL Paso, at 2O2 North Oregon street
that is well worth visiting. It Is the
work Of Ashley D. NJ Cooper. of San
Jose. Calf. and is . canvas 10 by Il
feet in size.
The painting represents three periods
in the story OF Faust The devil, in
order to captivate the senses of Faust,
so that he will forfeit to him his
soul, in exchange for the renewal Of
his youth. has conjured up a vision OF
a dance OF anurement- This is led
by the goddess Venus queen OF love.
with melody. rythm, motion. youth and
night. typified by exquisite women's
figures. in various poses Of the dance
The figures are in very brilliant flood
of crimson light. giving most un-
usual effect They are covered Win
Jewels and their gossamer drapery
floats above and behind them, IN be
wilderingly beautiful way Behind
them. in the dusk of night, is A weird
orchestra. accompanying a devil rgure
playing a violin. typlfy1ng the reEels
Of night From the corner with a
cynical expression. the figure Of Death
with his scythe watches the reVelers-
Suggested, far in the background, -
an angel figure, combating with q
demon. which gives the suggestion or
the ultimate redemption Of Faust
The lighting effect Of the picture Is
quite remarkable. three distinctly az
ferent sources Of light being portrayed
The painting is the result Of five years
work Of the painter The picture Is be
ing sent over the country as an expert
ment, TO try out the interest OF the
people in general in works OF art II
the tour is a financial success a large
number OF other noted paintings oy
American artists will be sent over the
country, bringing fine art TO the peo-
ple. who can not go t. the big art
centers 10 see fine paintings.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24

Ali trains arrive and depart from Union
station. foot Of San Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given in FL PzEo or
mountain standard time
SANTA FE.
For Albuquerque. Denver. Chicago, Los
Angeles-No. SIC Tvs $50 n: No SIC
a. p n
From Albuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles.
ChicagO-No- sos arvs- 10 a. n. No SIS
FL PAso 4 SOUTHWESTERN.
(Western DivisiOnl.
For Arizona and CalifOrnia-So- lTs
2-55 ,. m; No. AT AS p m
From Arizona and CalifOrnia-No- GrTs
=. M; No. at 10 P
Eastern Division.
For Kansas City. St Louis and Chicago
No Tvs Los ?. m; No at 40 p n
From Chicago. st Louis and Kansas City
No. 1 arvs- $50 a m; No at 2 40 ,. m
From Tucumcart-So. arvs at 40 D H.
G. II. & :. A. AND :. P. TRAINS.
For san Antonio. New Orleans and wash
ington-No. 1e2 Tvs S-45 a IN: No. 10 a.
1890 D. m
From washington. New Orleans and San
Antonio-No. 9 arvs- 5-3e p. n: No 1o1 at
For Arizona and califOrnia-NO. l Tvs.
s.45 o. m: No. at p m; No 1o1 at
From Arizona and California-No. 100
arvs- 80 a M: No al $50 D. m-s No.
TEXAS s PACIFIC.
For Dallas and St LOuis-NO- Iva $50
a m; No. at p m
From St Louis and Dalias-NO. l arrives
1889 A. m: No. az s,55 p. m
MEXICAN CENTRAL
No regular schedule
MEXICO a SOUTHWESTERN.
No regular schedule.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
4O7s POLL TAXES PAID;
TOTAL EXPECTED OVER 5000

tuesday was the DIGEST DAYS WOrk
v hich the clerks in the office Of county
tax collector R D. Richey have been
called upon TO attend to since the pres
ent collection has been going on, for
275 poll taxes were paid during the
day
This is the largest number taken in
so far. but Indications point TO an even
greater number collected today and an
Increase every day until the end Of the
month
But seven days remain Cor the pay
ing of the poll taxes.
At closing time Tuesday night q to-
tai Of 407s poll taxes had been paid.
1t is expected that the number will
reach well over 5000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
VIVIAN MARTIN.

4 screen story with a zig punch.
filled with scenes Of pathetic hUmor
and great heart interest is the treat
afforded by the new Pallas-Paramount
production, The Right Direction
The attraction, at the Alhambra TO
day only deals with a beautiful little
wanderer who starts for California on
foot with her baby brother. Billy
Boy" because the charity doctor said
she must take him there. The many
exciting things that happen on the
way, the meeting with the handsome
college youth who was also going in
THE Right Direction" the episode with
the "yegg'' men. the hazard at the gold
mine and the various surprises of the
story are visualized with unusual eff
fectiveness. Charming Vivian Martin
is featured in this piay.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
WILL
RETURN YEARLY
Meet Tonight to Choose Of
ficers and Set Date for
1918 Convention.

Because of its central location, Ell
Paso has been selected as the perma-
nent meeting place for the annual con-
ventions of the Southwestern Dental
society. which is holding its first con-
vention here. The date for next years
meeting here has not been selected
To Choose Officers Tonight.
The meeting of the society will be
brought to d close this evening when
the members meet in the Mills build
ing to select officers The candidates
are to be selected by a nominating
committee composed of Dr.. P H.
Brown. as chairman. and Drs ". s.
Sample and r. F. Petit. which was
appointed Wednesday morning
Holding Clinics In Mills Building.
Wednesdays sessions of the conven-
tion consisted Of a series OF clinics.
held in the dental parlors at rooms
504-5O5 Mills building. The program
was as follows: Nerve Blocking" by
DR.. c. 5. fuller, of New Orleans; Gold
Pressure Anaesthesia," by Dr. A E.
ingalls,. and oral Surgery" by Dr. c. s
fuller
Fifty Attend Banquet.
About 80 out of town and local
dentists attended the annual banquet
OF the society. at Hotel Sheldon grill
room, Tuesday night Dr. p. H Brown
acted as POSTMASTER Talks were made
by Capt Robert T oliver. senior
dental surgeon OF the United states
army; DIT. 9. :. fuller, Dr. NJ J. Moran.
OF Deming, Dr. L c. Brown, Dr. W. 5
Sample, Dr. R II Gudger, Of Silver
City: DR.. r r Petit, and Dr. A E
AIger. of Albuquerque.
The entertainment committee which
made arrangements for the banquet
was composed of DR.. c {. Homan,
chairman: DR.. ". s. Sample. Dr. J. NJ
Ridley. DR.. c. B. Kanouse. and Dr.. I.
HoeneS.
Names of Banaueters-
The banqueters were: Drs- G. H
Mengel. Harry GORDON. capt r. E.
Ingalls,. L :. A; Wip Robinson, Lieut.
r F. Motley. J. H Paget, Lieut. s G.
shannon. o. II. Brown. Las Cruces;
Lieut.. F. H BarthOver, VI. F. BabcOck,
Cleveland, o.; l. NJ Breck, V. E
O'Neil, Silver City; NJ A Grissom-
AlamOgOrdO; Chas. Pouches, Los
Angeles: c. c. Holman. $. B. Dawson,
Magdalena; Lieut. H F. Searle, Lieut.
g. B. Jeffries. Z. J. Alger, Albuquerque;
A: NJ r. Chaplin. Silver City; F. E
Morton. Santa Rita; j. r. Hamilton.
Tularosa: L ". Hoenes. c B. Kanouse,
r. =. Gwinn, A. Burton, NJ F. Bauchert,
r 2 Blaney, Carrizozo; W. r. Blair,
John " Ridley. W s. Sample. H W
Barton, L. s. A; Lieut.. A. Chesser, 2.
u. Brady. Columbus; Lieut.. ". He'll
man. r Fred Petit. Albuquerque: s
T. Barnhin. Las Cruces: r NJ. Ratliff.
J. c. SCHILLER. Capt R T. oliver, r Z
Buyens, LOrdsburg-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
w. GARNER GETS BROKEN
RIB IN AUTO COLLISION

= V Garner, Of 350S Idalia street,
sustained a broken rib Tuesday after
noon when jitne bus No S2Is, driven
BY b Ascension collided with a car
owned by 3. NJ. Gibson, Of the Gibson
dairy and driven by ". Polly, at Mon
tana and Piedras streets. Garner was
thrown out Of the automobile to the
street pavement
Max Miller, another occupant Of the
automobile. was slightly bruised Nj
Garner was removed to his home fol-
lowing the accident and was reported
to be in an improved condition Wednes-
dav-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
EDUCATIONAL COMMISSION
URGED BY UNIVERSITY HEAD

Austin. Tex. Jan. 2z-'aThe educa-
tional program Of the state and all bills
and proposed amendments to the state
constitution affecting education, should
be referred 70 a commission" stated
Dr. r. F. Vinson. president of the
University Of Texas. in an interview
today My opinion s." sad DR.. Vim
son, that the 35th legislature ould not
do a better thing for the educational ad-
vancement of the state of Texas than
10 appoint commission TO which would
be committed all of the legislation
which has been proposed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
GREAT PROGRAMS FOR ORCHESTRA
FOUR CARLOADS OF FINE
SHEEP SHIPPED TO BERINO

Berino. y. NJ. Jan. IA. E. Priddy
has arrived from Watrous. n. NJ, with
four carloads of Rambouillet sheep
for the International KarakuI Sheep
company, to be placed on the Lucerne
farm Miss Ethel Coleman from New
York city. has a position as stenogra-
pher for the company.
VIM. A French and T Ardoin were in
FL Paso TO see about delivering
bunch of cattle which have been pas
tured at BerinO this winter.
Fritz Young has arrived from Hugo,
Colo, to make his home with his
brother, W. .. Young.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
First Opportunity in FL
Paso's History to Hear
Adequate Performance.

For the first time in FL Paso's his
tory, music lovers viii have the oppor-
tunity next Tuesday and Wednesday to
hear a first class orchestra Of SIS mu-
sicians under director OF interna-
tional repute, interpreting great music
as it should be played
Reserved seat tickets viii be ready
Friday at the Crawford theater after
I D. m, to be exchanged for coupons
bought during the advance subscrip-
ton sale The general public other
than advance subscribers viii be taken
care Of Saturday and after
The Concert Program.
o., ~, ~ co1cs-Ts fbo5gb tbev are sub
TUESDAY, EVENING. JAN 80. AT s.15-
SoloiSt-Richard Czerw onky- violin
/. Overture-'CarnevaI." Op- g.. -Dvorak
3 Symphony No. 4, in F minor. op- sc
...---.--..--..-.-----. TschaikoTsky
I Andante maestoso-Aoderato con
ANNA
II AndantinO in mOdo di eanzOna-
III Scherzo; Pizzicato estimate
". Finale: Allegro con fuOco-
Intermission-
and orchestra Lao
L Allegro ma non troppo-
Il Andante-
III Rondo-Allegro-
Rich-rd Czerwonzy-
4 (a) Dance of Nymphs and satyrs-.
---.-.G Schumann
Oh shepherds hey Morris dance)-
.. Ca) vaise triste, from the drama
Cb) Tone Poem-''Finlandia," op. %.
No. Z Observation-Disclosures -SlDeiius
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. JAN. 81. s.3e.
Soloist- Cornelius Van Vliet, cellist
Overture TO ''Nignou'' "a Thomas
2 Symphony No. $. in B minor. The
Unfinz<hed" schubert
7 Allegro moderate
II Andante con motto.
,. Concerto fo- violoncsllo and orchestra
No. / in A minor. Op. 50. -Ssint-Saeus
Cornelius Van Fliet
4 Symphonic Poem No 3, Les Pre-
;. Andante csntabile. from String
Quartet No. ]. Op- IL -TschaikoVg
G. 'I-Automne' Bacchsnsle from bal
let The Season" Op- 6Ib-. -GlazounoW
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan 81. AT SIS
SoIoist: Marguerite Buckler. soprano
l. Overture-''Leonore," Op- -. No: J.
-.-...------.-. Beethoven
:. Symphony No 2. in minor, 0P, .-
p tsacllll-anLllY"
L Largo-AIlegro moderate.
IL Allegro motto.
III Adagio-
" Allegro vivace-
. Aria-s'Depuis Ie jour from Louise.
Marguerite Buckler.
Tntermfssiou-
& Prelude TO "Lohengrin'' Wagner
3. Ride OF the TaIkyries, from Die
s. .'BaiateIla." from 7 PasliaccT".--
---. o. q. o. g q -eOlCdfdli
Marguerite Buckler-
= Prelude TO ''Die Afeistersinger" Wagner
wendell leighton. manager
Emil Oberh0ffer. conductor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
ARTILLERYMAN G. W. BROWN
ARRESTED; WAVES HEARING

G. W Brown, of battery 4, District Of
Columbia field artillery, was arraigned
this afternoon in the office of United
States commissioner Samuel Kelly, on
the charge of failure to support his
wife and two minor children. Brown
waived a hearing and will be returned
to Washington within a day or so TO
answer to the charge.
Brown was arrested on the receipt
here Of a copy of the warrant and in
dictment from Washington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
TRAFFIC SERGEANT WANTS
CARS CLOSER TO SIDEWALKS

InOrder that traffic may pass more
freely, Sergt- Roy Thomas of the traf-
fic squad has requested FL PasO motor
lists that they park their cars parallel
with the sidewalk on Oregon. Fl Paso
and san Antonio streets. Although
less automobiles can be accommodated
than when they We're parking at -
degrees. Sergt. Thomas believes the
traffic will have much more space
in which to pass when the cars park
parallel with the curbing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
THRESH $4,000 POUNDS Of BEANS

side canal and will put # under cuI-
tivation The Santo Tomas grant il
comprised of 5000 acres A portion
is TO be cultivated by japanese but II
lies entirely on the east side Of the
canal
ships Mules From. Valley.
H H Abram, representative Of the
International stock company. Of Fort
Worth. Tex. has been in the district
buying mules and has shipped two car
loads this week TO the Fort worth
market.
Mrs. ". c. Sumner. Of Mesqnite. who
has been i'll at Providence hospital in
FL Paso is reported to be improving
Rev. Herbert Smith and Rev Frank
Collins from FL Paso, were here to
conduct services and were guests at
the A J. Jarrett home during their
two days stay
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
FOUR WOMEN HAVE NARROW
ESCAPE FROM FLAMING HOUSE

Four persons had a narrow escape
from being smothered by smoke early
Wednesday morning. when fire par
tally destroyed a tenement mouse at
1OO1 south Virginia street The house
was occupied at the time by Mrs z.
Fuentes. Mrs. d. s. Fuentes. Mrs Al
berta Aguirre and Mrs Paul Fuentes.
who barely had time TO escape the
dwelling before II was enveloped in
flames The house was owned by John
Duffy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
AUDIT OF COUNTY BOOKS
WILL REQUIRE 10 DAYS YET

In spite OF the desire Of county audi
tor Roy D. Barnum that the auditing
fore he retires from office Jan. 81, it
is not expected that the work can be
finished in time. The word now is
that il will probably take 10 days to
finish the work
The books have been in the hands
Of Masquelette & Co., expert account
ants. since the LIST of December, but
a rush of business made II necessary
to leave the county books for a time.
which has delayed the work consid-
erably, they have said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
Why Stay Fat?
You Can Reduce

The answer Of most fat people is that It is
TOO hard. too Troublesome and too dangerous
70 force the weight down However. in Mar
mola Prescription Tablets, all these diff
culties are overcome. They are absolutely
harmless, entail no dieting or exercise, and
have the added advantage Of cheapness- A
preferable. they can be obtained by sending
price direct TO the Aarmola Co. s64 Wood
ward Ave. Detroit Mich Now that you
know this you have no excuse for being too
tat. but can reduce two three OF four
pounds week without fear OF bad after
effects---AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
LAST DAY. DoUGLAs FAIRBANks.

His Picture in the Papers, the
cheerful, sprightly play in which Fair
banks froIics merrily and keeps his au-
diences in constant uprOars. finishes its
successful run at the Grecian today
This picture is funnier than barrel
of monkeys, its pep is the kind Of pep
that makes you sit up and take notice,
and its thrills are positively Killing
Every human that saw It the past two
DAYS is a living. walking testimonial
in favor of this play and if you see l.
today you will talk about Il for >
month
Tomorrow the Grecian offers Bessie
Barriscale in 'HOnOr's Altar" a strong
society problem play in which Bessie is
only a rich mans piaything. Her hus-
band tires of her and actually hires a
society idier to win her away from him
Produced by Thos- II. lnce, "Honors
Altar is in every way up to the high
standard set by this wizard of the
vofceless drama--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
COMMITTEE ON COWMENS
ENTERTAINMENT IN SESSION

A meeting of the chamber Of COM
rnerce committee on entertainment for
the cattlemen's convention in March
was set for this afternoon at S:30
o'clock in the First National bank
building
There has been some doubt whether
OF not to hold a ball for the visiting
members of the association and their
women, but the question will PROB
ably be decided upon mis- afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
RAILROAD AND AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLES

days and Fridays for Lovington. MAKING
connections at LOvington for Carlsbad and
sl points in Pecos valley. Returning ieaves
Lovington I D. n On Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays for Plainview. Mcdonald. King.
Scott and ratunn- Fare enc way Tatum 70
LovinEtOn- 81. round trip. S3-5o- 50 pounds
baggage carried free. L H. James. Tatum.
New Mexico
LAKE VALLEY, HIllsboro and Kingston
auto stage ana express line meets all trains
at Lake Valley. Wire al nv experse for
special trips anywhere At any time Rates
reasonable r W. Mister, Hillsboro. n. d
ENGLE-HOT SPRINGs-ChIorids via Eie-
plant Butte: mail cars daily except Sunday
leaving Engle AZ a N Also service cara to
any point any time The government depends
on ne: 50 can you Ask for II. A. Barry.
Engle. N n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
WEATHER BULLETIN
L. : DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER RI-REAT

Observation taken at
S a. m. 18th merid-
ian time. Is a m FL
Paso time. January
p. 1917.
Forecasts.
FL Paso and vicinity
Fair tonight and
Thursday: somewhat
colder tonight.
New Mexico-Tonight
fair. slightly colder in
southeast portion ;
Thursday fair.
Arizona - Tonight
fair. continued cold.
freezing temperature
southeast portion ;
Thursday fair.
West Texas-Tonizht
fair: somewhat cold
er; Thursday fair.
in E PasO at noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
wIGwAu--THE VAMPIRES

The seventh episode in The YAM
pires Of Paris is being shown today al
the Wigwam Like the preceding in
stalments. this is a complete adventure
in three reels Of these arch criminals
This one is called The Master OF Thun-
der" and it shows the thrilling adven-
lures of "Satanas," the chief OF the
Vampires, in trying to release the YAM
pire queen. Trina Yep"
Tomorrow. Richard Bennett former
stage and screen star of Damaged
Goods" will be seen in And the Law
saws" Mr.. Bennett Is probably the
most forceful of all the dramatic screen
actors He has the role of the judge
who lived a double life. The story Is
an unusual one and one that has caused
much comment owing to the claim pre-
scented that electricity cannot XIII
There are a number Of big scenes IN
And the Law Says" but the most stn-
sational one is the electrocution Of the
iudge's own son as a condemned crill-
inaL Two FL Paso girls. Misses Fran
ces and Aliene Woodland. are IN the
picture. They are the daughters OF
Mrs. Iva NJ. Woodard.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
R. S. AWAIT HELD ON
CHARGE OF BURGLARY

r 5 Await was arrested by special
officer Fitchett of the G. H railway
Tuesday night when he is reported to
have attempted TO leave an open box
car with a case of whisky and case
of olives in his possession. Await was
taken to Jail and confined on a charge
of burglary OF a box car. The whisky
and olives are being held as evidence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
HrGHIE MACK AT THE BIJoU.

The cream of the comedies are shown
at the Bijou. Today you viii see
"Hughie Mack in the big ''N' comedy.
Enough said, Come early. The Bijou
at present is too small to take
chance and wait for the night shows
Tomorrow the new Fox comedy will ce
here. These comedies are released at
the Bijou for the first showing in Tex
as. and cost more money to produce
than any comedies ever screened--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-24
COMMERCE CHAMBER COMMITTEE
On MEMBERSHIP MEETS TO-DAY

Twelve applicants Tor membershlp IN
the chamber OF commerce will be voted
on at a meeting of the membership
committee. headed by Joe Zelmans at
the chamber this afternoon The cleo
ton Will permit members chosen to
vote in the nominating Of directors for
1917 on Friday.