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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
SCHUSTER COMPANY IN SHORT
MUSICAL SKETCH AT CRAWFORD

Capacity crowds Sunday enjoyed four
performances Of Ny Wife's Family
a chop suey Of music and comedy, at
The Crawford theater Four more per
formances OF the same show viii be
given today at the Crawford and Tues
day the company, Milton Schuster and
mis- Dancing Girls. viii return TO the
Texas Grand. The Schuster artists
came to the Crawford for two days
only while Mutt and jeff" are hold
ing the boards at the Texas Grand
vaudeville returns TO the Crawford
Tuesday night, and the Schuster com
nauy will give a new program on its
return 10 the Texas Grand
My Wife's Family" is a musical
farce with the thread Of plot cen
rering about a secret marriage a nys-
terious baby and the resulting compli-
cations The plot at no time inter
feres with the offering Of songs and
dancing with a big chorus Of girls
forming the background Schuster is
given plenty Of opportunity for com
edy work. Billy House also has a part
that brings laughs.
As a curtain raiser a novel motion
picture, Betty at The Wedding is
presented. in which the latest in WON
ems fashions are displayed. ". G.
We make short trips. too. Montan.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
OFFICIALS RAID
ANARCHIST PAPER
Seize Papers to Be Used IN
Prosecution as Result OF
Bomb Explosion.

san Francisco Calf Jan i--OIfieials
of the district attorneys Once raided
the editorial rooms OF The Blast a
local anarchist publicaron last Satur-
Gay and seized the prescription list,
letter and paper fies' manuscripts,
private Correspondence and cartoons, it
vas learned here to5ay-
The raid was made, it is said, for the
securing of evidence to be used in the
prosecution Of Taomas J. Mooney, al
legged ring leader in the conspiracy
which had its climax. July %, in q
bomb explosion viii chcaused the death
of ten persons during a preparednness
parade.
MONEYS rrial VIII begin Wednesday
Accordin.- 10 district attorney Charles
Fickert. The Blast1had some informa-
ton we wanted and we went and got
it,
The Blasts offices were raided by
the district attorneys deputies july
2 but on that occasion. Fickert said.
Alexander Berkman. the editor. was
present and they got nothing OF value.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
KERRIGAN, STAR
Of SCREEN, HERE
"Handsomest Man of the
Screen" on a Visit to Ell
Paso for Two Days.

J. Warren Kerrigan. "the haudsom-
est man on the screen must have
thought that today was April Fool Re
day instead OF New Years. as he fooled
a large number Of his admirers by
coming in on the morning southern
Pacific instead Of the afternoon train
as scheduled
Mr.. Kerrigau is starting on con-
tinentaI tour with FL Paso q s his first
stop. He viii spend today visiting
the various army camps ana WIN 'i4
friends Tomorrow he VIII appear az
the Wigwam in person as wen az on
The screen in his red blood plcturt -
The BeckonIug Trail This is MS
favorite picture Of all that ne has
made. II is filled with excitement and
some real fights Mr. herrl2an sun
wears a scar he cot iu tnat llE 5 anu ll.
three men went TO the hoSp4ial "S al
aftermath of IT.
u like that picture" said Mr.. ker-
r-ioau This morning. because 10 gives
me a chance 10 do things ana gee aus
il took me away from t-ie -
s+unfs 4 man hates 10 Ue thought OF
az a ballroom ornament and II ne APP
DasrS in too many pictures OF tn't
sort. the people get the idea luaL ne
is a sort Of a hot house flower ana no
real fellow cares much Tor that hilu
IF a reputation x,,s
and his managers statement that ne
is the handsomest man on the screen
does not seem 10 Pc an eAdSs q .loii
In fact. TWO popular NoteS oecldi 7u
him To he entitled 10 that honor ne
e fond of outdoor sports and he had
rs+ber he out rOughing il with buncn
of good fellows than dong the soclSlS
sr-16fs which his position as popular
leading man makes necessary
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
OUARRELSOVER
FARE; IS SHOT.
Juarez Coachman Slightly
Wounded; Acosta Officer
Held at Comandancia.

Given over TO the custody or .Tuarez
authorities after he had fled 70 the
American side of the river following a
quarrel I'm which Serapio Martinez. aged
% years. a coachman. was slightly
wounded. Lieut. Col. J. Iglesias of the
Acosta brigade. is being held in the
military comandancia. in that city
IGlesias was turned back to Juarez
after a conference OF American immi-
grafton authorities. military officers
and department Of Justice officials II
was decided TO escort him to the mid
ole of the international bridge and
release him 10 the Mexican officers who
had telephOned the Santa Fe bridge
for the purpose of securing his sur
render
according TO the story told by Ig-
lesias 10 american officers at the
bridge shortly after his arrest. he be-
came embroiled in a quarrel with Mar
tinez over the amount of a fare. The
quarrel occurred at the Mexican end Of
the bridge. The bullet went through
the right ear. Iglesias then stepped
into the coach and drove rapidly to the
American side of the river
Martinez was taken to the Mexican
Immigration station and later removed
TO his home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
MUTT AND JEFF
ISA GOOD SHOW
Big Audience at Texas
Grand Pleased at Trou-
bles of the Principals.

Marriage bliss as portrayed by Gus
HIPS company IN Mutt and Jeffs
Wedding" at the Texas Grand. could
hardly be said 10 be the bed OF roses
The ministers and the justice Of the
peace and all those who win financial
y during the blending ceremony OF two
unsuspecting hearts, would lead one
10 believe really exists.
Poor little Jeff. who, with his side
partner. Mutt. holds forth at the
theater only TWO days, surely picks
a lemon in the garden or love Ct0 his
way OF thinking Nuts well known
treatment Of the little man is "A lover s
by his loving 90 spouse, and sincerely
does he long for death. especially as
he has been but "a spoke in the wheel
OF fortune. and has had this marriage
Stuff wished upon him. 50 TO speak
Mutt, too, TO place them aboard the
same raft, has been deceived into mar
Tying one who has already had eX-
perienCe.'' but he takes I'D his duties
head Of the house in an altogether
different manner from Jeff. with bet
Ter results from his own point Of view.
II is only through the aid Of a little
Dutch courage" that Jeff and Mrs
Mutt overcome the wild Onslaughts Of
their other halves, respectively.
For a musical comedy there is con-
siderable plot running through the
whole performance, and the acting of
The whole Of the cast is much better
than good.
Needless to say Ben Byron as Mutt.
and Louis Merkle as little jeff were
The almost entire cake. and their por-
Irayal of Bud Fishers characters is
good. Characteristic poses of the two
kept the audience in a roar Of laugh
ter. while Marion Benson. as Mrs.
Jeff certainly kept the little insect
on the jump Dainty Effie Pearson.
as the much abused Mrs. Mutt" proved
ID be a great favorite. and her render
ing Of the catchy song Things That
Sometimes are, Amt brought down
The house.
Edward Sells as Charles Cash. and
arthur Bell as Frank Rubber" both
with parts foreign to the Mutt and Jeff
therefore difficult, came through with
Just the proper amount Of punch to
make the show success. while Tony
C0rnette the prime assistant TO the
arch villain who cOncocted the job Of
getting Mutt and JEFF married. and
Charlie Morgan, who, as justice OF the
peace, actually tied the fatal knots.
played their parts in way which was
highly pleasing
kathleen Neal. as Sadie CASTLE, the
soapmaker's daughter who was really
Al the bottom of all the trouble which
came 10 Mutt and jeff, cor d hardly
De blamed for the efforts nj De on the
part Of Cash and Rubber TO win
her hand. for II is Just clever and
wholly Iovable maidens like her who
cause much Of the trouble in this little
old world.
The large audience which filled every
seat and some OF the standing room,
went away wholly pleased and In the
along with just sufficient push
\
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
TW0COUPLESTO
WE'D IN THEATER
VIII Be Married On Texas
Grand Stage Tuesday
Evening After Play.

There viii be double wedding on the
stage Of the Texas Grand Tuesday
night following the regular perform
ance by the Schuster Musical comedy
COMPANY
Both the brides VIII be from the com
pany. The men are also professionals,
but one OF them is at present serving as
a soldier IN the Tennessee sanitary
corps
Miss Helen Scott prima donna OF the
company. viii be married to Billy Nell
son former stage manager OF the 1 eAds
Grand theater. and Miss Vera Hennicl
viii become the bride of Art Reynolds
former musical director of the company.
but at present serving in the national
guard.
The same minister viii perform both
ceremonies. on the stage before the au-
dience- The ceremony VIII Immediately
follow the dropping Of the curtain on
the final act of the show.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01

Youns's requirements. The central role
is IN extremely sympathetic one ana
the situations as they develop 70 INC
narrative are full Of action ana dra-
matte in the extreme.
.-Tbe Foolish ..---n' was directed
by Albert Capellaui, the famous pro-
ducer who screened Miss Guns ilrsL
immensely successful production as a
Selznick- Picture star. The common
Law Conway Tearle and Paul
CapeIlani. who played the most i'm
portant male roles In The Common
Law" also head the cast of the new
production. and among other we'll
known players VINO figure prominently
in the phOtodrama are Catherine
Proctor. sheridan Tansey. the remark
ably able boy actor. William Welsh,
EIkas. and little Jacqueline MorhanEe.
ADJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
uTCW PTRPLF NIASk.'
CLARA kIMRALL YnING.

The establishment OF a romantic
girl who comes face TO face with tbs
realities of an unrOmantic world is the
basis of the story OF The Foolish Vir-
gin" the Thomas Dixon novel which
has been screened for Miss Clara Kim
hall Youugs second Selznick-PictUre
and which viii be the attraction at the
Alhambra theater today.
Mr. Dixon has international reDute
as the auOthOr of some OF the most
stirring novels IN modern literature
and is particularly well known to mo-
ton picture patrons as the author OF
The Clansman," from which The
Birth Of a Nation" was made
The story. The Foolish Virgin" has
been recognized as one Of his best and
is particularly well adapted 10 Miss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
MABIE, ASSOCIATE EDITOR
OF OUTLOOK. Is DEAD

Summit y j.. Jan 1.-Preparati
were today being made Tor the funeral
OF Dr. Hamilton W Nabie. associate
editor of The outlook. who died ~ his
home here sunday aged 90 years. n.
IS survived by widow and one
daughter.
Dr. Mabie was graduated from Will
Jams college Ia 1857 and from Coluu-
bia law school in lA59 and for several
years practiced law IL this city lie
became associated -Fith The OUtlok
in 1879.
Or. Mabie was the author Of several
literary studies. but his most frequent
contributions were TO magazines and
newspapers in the form OF ESSAYS
Some of his best known works are
Morse Stories retOld from the Eddas,"
Nature in New England Short I
Studies in Liteature." The Life OF the 4
Spirit" and Life Of Shakspere.' (
We own the best line or 5-passengsr
cars in the city. Montana Auto Services. ]
Phones 265-7575.-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01

Los Angeles. Calf. Jan. An al
legged confession duplicating himself in
series OF crimes reaching from Chi
cago TO the Pacific coast. among them
the robbery Of the Chicago and North
western railroad station agent al Raw
enwood. a suburb of Chicago. on No
vember -. was made sunday. accord
ing - the police, by Kenyon -. Peter
son. Il years old. who walked into the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
BIaneett Hold on Murder Charrc.

Albuquerque. y. N. Jan. Il v
Blancett. travelling companion of Clyde
D. Armour, missing automobile tourist
IS under arrest at Friday HarboT'
Wash chief Of police Galusha Of Al
puquerqUe has been informed AruouT
IS charged with murder in a warrant
issued by justice at Santa Re. az
cording 10 attorneys for relatives OF
the missing man.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
Nn1ice Id sleekhoIders' Meeting.

Notice is hereby gwen mat The an
Rq9i meei 1r Of v s,GIARSioe BANK * 'ns
TFJ-ST COMPANY viii be held at its
Office on tuesday. January 9Th. 1917.
A. 500 o'clock p. m fo- the election
Of directors and to transact any and
an business that may come before the
r1eaffre : y. SCHWABE.
Secretary
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
Americnn- Rnr Lnfn,ette's Chateau.

View York jan l--Ile HIsIoFIc
chateau in France, which was the
has hen n1roras.5 BIZ Americans. TO
be restored and perpefuated as me
mortal museum and home The pur-
chase was made possible through The
efforts Of Mrs william AStor Chanler
and John NOffat associated with other
rron7ireDt Americans and the chateau
viii become he property Of the French
Heroes fuud.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01

LeadTIIIe- CoIO-- Jan I-J0nn " II7es ;
Booth, last Of the famous fanny OF
actors, who died here FRIDAY, va
buried Sunday He was s. years Ola
and was the grandson of Junigs Brutus
Booth. the great tragedian. ana nephew
OF Edwin and John Wilkes bootn-
Booth believed thar a fataI Destiny
hung over the name
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
cHsRLIE CHAPITN-TNToTF.

The Paine Weekly. Charlie CHAPLIN.
Mutt and Jeff and one of those classy
Christie comedies viii compose today =
program. II viii be some show too.
Nine PetrOva in The Balck Butter
fly" viii be the special attraction
Thursday. Francis Bushman and Bev-
erly Bayne VIII he here January j. in
The Great Secret the finest serial
photO-drama ever made--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01

Baltimore Nd. Jan. I.-NIethodists
OF the north and south, including the
90 commissioners who are here to con-
slider plans for union of the two
branches of the church. kneIt together
~ Old Trinity church Just as the New
Year Was ushered In, TO pray that they
may become "one people again in
Christ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01

New York, Jan "A strike OF ten
in raut Of zoo apartment and tenement
houses in the Bronx. was begun today.
Hesds u 900 families signed a declare
-fon that they would stand together
and suffer eviction rather than pay
me Increase
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
New ChiId Labor inv in Tffect

Clumbia, : G.. Jan South Caro-
lina's new child labor law. prohibit
II years of age in textile establish
ments, went into effect today and en-
ploymenJ OF about 2f00 children au-
tomatically ceased. according 30 figures
Of the state department Of agriculture.
The old law made the age limit FOR
emnlOEment L Eaars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
HURT. DAZED HEALED.

Paul Broyles was taken 20 the emer-
Eency hospital from the sheldon hotel
late Sunday night in dazed condition
was found In the hotel by two uorters
and removed TO the hospital. Wi ere the
wound was dressed uv d. Calnan-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01

Ile " IgWam WIsfle9 II U0TI0Ue :
very happy New Year. start in the
proper manner by seeing that classiest
OF films. The Purple Mask Reeular
prices viii preyail-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01

IrfAt---. IdIlT-, Jan I--IeOrEe
Holmes HOwisOu, professor emeritus of
philosophy at the university Of Cali
fornia, died at his home here sunday
night. s. years Old. Last summer he
and mis- wife gave $4,000 TO the Uni
versIty 70 finance the Howison found
alton by means Of which the aged
philosopher hoped To nerpetuate his
work of discovering and training new
philosophers
DIR. Anna Reum, BuckIer Bid. over Elite
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
AN EXPERT ON Colds

Comparatively few people re;lize that
a cold Is a signal of physicalleakn
To treat a cold with s.akening
physics, alcoholic syrups q drugged
pills, may smotherthe cold bCtheyalso
reduce the bodyPowers stillSrherand
invite more serious sicne&
SCOTS Emulsion has alvN-s been an
expert on colds. because ipeculiarly
eluches the blood, quickly6nes up the
io-cc- and strengthen hos throat and
CHEST Iry Scott sigsSubstitutes.
soft q Bovine. Bloonaq Isl. Io-15
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS


- GAMBLE IN SOULS" GRECIAN-
Today the Grecian theater presents
Thos. Il. Ince's newest play. a Gamble
in Souls" with Dorothy Dalton as the
striking cabaret dancer OF marked
ability and cLarm.
The action OF - Gamble in Souls"
starts in a cosmopolitan san Francisco
boarding house whose inhabitants range
in social status from 81 fanatically re-
ligious young evangelist TO an appal-
lingIy irreligious Barbary Coast cabaret
dancer Neither the girl nor the evan
gelist respects the others calling.
Fate throws this couple on board
traus-PacifIc ocean liner. Again fate,
this time assisted by a defective boiler.
wrecks the ship and the two are cast
on a tropical island The girls cabaret
training comes to her rescue and she
makes herself a Hula Hula grass dress.
The minister builds two -rass houses
one for himself and the other for the
girl Then the primitive life on the
island begins TO influence the charac-
tiers OF the col pie. The minister begins
10 discover that he Is falling IN love
with the girl The girl finds herself
accepting his religious teachings
Neither OF them wants TO be rescued
At this stage in the story another man
is washed on the island by hurricane
The minister sees that TO have The
girl for himself he VIII have 10 XIII the
stranger. And this he does after a
dancer and the minister acknowledging
their love for each other and passing
up a chance to flag n rescuing ship
a Gamble in Souls has a theme OF
originality and moments of great
dramatic effectiveness. OF its power
TO hold almost any audience there Is
little doubt
The picture gains much by being IN
terpreted by an actress OF Dorothy
Daltous ability and striking person
atty As the dance hall girl she holds
the center of the interest--Adv-
WIGWAM-~THE PURPLE MASH"
It's here at laSt-"The Purple MASK
that muchly advertised and discussed
tale of mystery and fascination II
will be shown at the Wigwam today
only II is about the classiest bit OF
photoplay production that has been
offered the FL Paso public in q long
time There are four reels today Of
absorbing interest with the most beau
tiful settings and surroundings There
are scores of beautiful women in su-
perb creations Of the mOdiStes art
big ball room scenes, dances q la
fresco: views Of the Partisan Apache
quarters and the famous sewers Of
Paris. where the dreaded Apaches hide
Start the New Year right by seeing
a most pleasing and entertaining pro-
duction in four reels. Il viii be shown
today only Regular prices VIII pre-
Vail.-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
GOVERNOR MCDONALD GIVES
ALBUQI ERQIF MAN PARDON

Santa Fe. y NJ. Jan. Gov. " g.
Mcdonald. before giving up office gave
p conditional pardon TO Thomas A. ms
ley Of Albuquerque. sentenced in No
vemher 1sl1- 10 % TO - Years for the
killing Of his brOtherinlaW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
Train Bulletin.

Texas * Pacific train No. .. due at
800 p m, is reported 10 arrive at 11-O5
D. m All other afternoon and night
trains for today are reported on time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
'oal Scare; Move To Hotels.

SaIL Lake, Utah. Jan. This city-s
coal famine has become so acute that
q number of families unable 10 get
their orders for fuel filled, have moved
70 hotels Now the hotels are com
planning OF shortage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01

7 CIlcirUatI- ONO. Jan. ! = Henry
Holigrewe. who. several years ago. was
I leputed 10 he the champion heavy
weight litter OF the world died here
today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
Last Of Famous Rnoth Actor. Dies.

OsteOnathy may cure YOU. Tryi- DTS
Mccarthy, Osteopaths. 5O2 y. oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
4 NEW YEARS RESOLUTION.

For Hay-Grain-F
kindliuc too.
Phone 551 or 44ff.
Southwestern Fuel and Feed CO.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
NEWS VITIES a sSGs1 AsP
Try Mrs. CIark's CAFETERIA, 1os Mesa

police station and asked 10 he taken
INTO custody.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01

Take a trip on the new - passenSer
sight Seeing Car. Always let this be
part OF your entertainment when
your friends visit Fl P2so
City service TO-.
Autos Baggage TsNls
A Metropolitan Service.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01
lIrthodIsts Prny For Reunion.

Eat at Piekwiek. 4o5 y Oregon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01

LongWeII-Be careful or your baggage
,hecks. Leave at LOngwelTs. Tel. /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-01

We make short trips. too. Montana
Auto Service Phones 2s5-T575.-Adv
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-04
ROPE FOR FOOD ROBBERS
Senator Lewis Says People Will Not
Suffer Next Winter.

Chicago, June 4.-"President Will
son has determined that America shall
not be hungered by food robbers or
frozen by fuel thieves at home while
it's sons are fighting for the cOuntry's
life abroad" declared Senator James
Hamilton Lewis, speaking at the
luncheon Of the Irish Fellowship club
In the Hotel Sherman.
"The spirit Of the present legisla-
tion," he added, "authorizes the presi-
dent to seize all food or fuel monop-
olized for speculation and to have
such food and fuel distributed through
the agencies Of government to the peo-
pie, the consumers to pay just price
to the owners.
Congress will declare it to be trea-
son for anyone in America willfully
to hunger the soldiers or bring dis
tress for want Of necessities of life
ON the people.
"These men who would kill the sol
diers and squeeze the citizens for their
profit will be hanged by law or shot by
court-martial.
"The president has determined that
no such infamies on the republic in
this war as were committed In the Civ
IL war or in the Spanish-American war
by home pirates will be repeated"
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-06-04
RESORT KEEPER is KILLED
Burr Oak QII.) Man Tries to Escape
From Jail and Dies.

Chicago, June 4.-Samuel Harris,
one of the proprietors of the notorious
Burr Oak Inn, taken with 80 other pris-
Oners in States Attorney HOyne's raid
on the place Saturday night, died at
the Passavant hospital from injuries
suffered in attempting to lower him.
self down rope from window Of the
criminal court building. This is the
second death which has interrupted the
states attorney in his investigation in
to charges that the Burr Oak. Inn is
not only dive of the worst character,
= where drug iends and other disrepu.
table characters assemble, but that it's
walls contain the solution of the mys.
,terous disappearance of number of
persons.
The states attorney is in possession
of the names and addresses of several
persons who were beaten and robbed
in the village of Burr Oak and have
disappeared mysteriOusly, and it is not
known whether they are dead or alive.
Burial permit blanks, signed by the
village clerk, needing only the name
Of the dead person to be filled in, were
among the documents seized in the
raid