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Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-27
TEUTON DIVERS HAD
SMALL BAG LAST WEEK

LONDON, Eng, Dec. 27.-Success
Of the Teuton submarine campaign has
again waned. But one vessel of more
than 1900 tons burden was lost last
week. 1t IS true that the loss OF
smaller craft continued rather large,
II. and one fisher, but the total was
small and the minimum loss of large
craft was considered as highly en-,
Couraging
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-27
EXPLORER STEFANSON
SAFE AT FORT YUKON

OTTAWA, Canada, Dec. 27.-Stef-
anson, the explorer, for whose safety
the gravest fears were entertained
and for whose relief is was planned to
send an expedition as soon as naviga-
ton opened, has reached Fort Yukon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
MONEYCOULDN'T
BUYTHEGOODIT
HAS DONE HIM
Farmer would give up $50
acre place rather than be
in shape he was before
taking Tanlac.

There isn't enough money any
where TO buy from me the good this
Ianlac has done said Fred CorteZ.
q well known cotton and grain farmer
living at Edna, Texas.
u paid out two hundred and fifty
dollars for trea tments by q specialist
since last October. trying - get well
from severe case of Indigestion he
continued, and nothing that I took
seemed to help me any at all. I haG
10 live on eggs and milk. cereals and
crackers and the like and I was losing
weight and strength continually. Ter
rible pains in my stomach Just kept
me in misery hours after eating a
meal and when night came on q dread
ful headache would set in and torture
me so I couldn't sleep 7 felt tired and
nervous and good-fOr- nothing and
languid. I made two trips to San An
tonic for treatments, but still kept on
going down hill and worrying over
my condition.
Il have taken three bottles Of Tan
lac and have actually gained fifteen
pounds. and that's not ALL I feel .
hundred percent better and stronger
in every way than l did before ] be-
gun using il The indigestiS Is en-
tirely gone and I can eat and enjoy
any kind Of food that I want TO eat,
and my appetite IS enormous
THE farm I cultivate has a hundred
and sixty acres on II and ] would glad
" give up its value rather than be
without the good this Tanlac has done
for me- I am q different man alto
gether for my health has come back 10
me and 1 am gaining every day I live"
Tanlac is sold in Fl Paso by Kelly
Pollard and Peoples Drug Store.-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
HOBSOK SAYS STATES, IF NOT
NATION. WILL STOP LIQUOR

II the AntisaIoon League Of america
fails 10 secure national prom bit.on OF
the liquor traffic, the state govern
nnents viii be appealed 70. said Capt.
Richmond p. Hobson. speaking Tor the
league ar the Texas Grand theate-
sunday afternoon.
Capt. HobsOl discussed alcohol from
three different points Of view. First,
lie said. alcohol as q member of the
most vicious family OF poisOns known,
destroys The blood and draws water
from the most delicate o. membranes
in the human body. second. alcohol Is
= habit forming drug. OF which 81
percent Of users become addicted 10
before they are OF age. 80 percent be-
fore the age of Is and two percent after
the age of =. Thirdly, he said, alcO-
mol cauSes degeueracy. not only Of the
users. but influencing The reproduction
OF life in OppOs irion to the principles
Of nature, and causing 4 retrOgrade &C
ton among individuals and races of
men The latter reaction. more than
anything else mas influenced Russia,
England. Canada and Others OF the
warning nations. to place = han on dis
titled liquors. he said.
Capt HobsOn addressed large audi
snces IN the evening" at the Trinity
Methodist church at 7-3e and at the
First Presbyterian church at S:30.
Rev J. F Williams and Re-. c X
Campbell and c. 7. Putnam aided in
the afternoon program
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
V|NS0N EXPLAINS
UNIVERSITY NEED
Heads of Four State Nor
mails Also Tell What Ap-
preparations Are Needed.

Austin. Texas. April 16.-President
r. L. Vinson, Of the University OF
Texas, appeared before the house com
mittee Oh appropriations today rela-
tive 70 appropriations TO be made for
that institution for the next two fiscal
years
This institution Is asking FOR q total
appropriation Of SS25.06s for the first
and sS15.57S for second fiscal years
This includes the appropriation Of $685.
755 a year Tor the support and main
tenance Of the medical branch at Ca
weston
Or. Vinson detailed the various items
in the budget for the next two years
The amount appropriated for the last
two fiscal years was S905,192 for the
first, and S442.Sl1 for the second year
This, however. did not include S232, 800
appropriated for the new educational
building and other special expenses in
CARED during the past two years
Normal Heads Asks Appropriations.
Before the senate finance committee
the heads OF the four state normals
occupied the attention OF the commit .
zee. These are the spprUpria tons asked
for these various institutions: sam
Houston normal, Huntsville, $4,000 for
first. and $4,000 for the second fiscal
years North Texas State normal. Den
TON. $4,000 for the first and $4,000
Tor the second fiscal year: Southwest
Texas State normal, san Marcos, SSe.-
0eg and SS5, coo; West Texas state nor
NAL, Canyon. SG5,o00 and $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
FIVE HURT IN
BRIDGE CRASH
Santa Fe Bridge Footwalk
Gives Way, Dropping Is
Persons to Ground.

Five men we're injured when a so
foot span OF the foot walk on the Santa
Fe street international bridge gave
way in the middle. throwing 10 people
into a pile on the ground Il feet be-
low At coo o'clock Monday morning,
when the bridge vas crowded with
hundreds Of workmen coming 20 E
Paso 20 WORK
Dr. II. C. GauOway. OF the public
health ser'kce gave first aid 10 the in
jured, who were later taken charge OF
by Dr.. 3. r. Stevens. representing the FL
PasO Electric Railway company. and
given attention and examination. after
which they were taken TO their homes
IN JuGrez.
TIE Injured were Pedro Ruiz, right
shoulder dislocated: Juan QusraviveS-
DOm0lItO Gonzales. Jose NilasenOr and
Antonio Nilleg2S. ankle sprains and
bruises, but able 70 walk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
"a Years Ago Today
III From The Herald Of this
- u Date, 1905.

THE count Of the votes last night
after the polls had closed showed
= that c. R. MOrehead had carried
the city in every ward. by pluralities
ranging from 46 in the fourth ward
to 136 in the third
The woman's Charley association
VIII meet at the home OF Mrs. J. A
Eddy.
So far the registration for the
school election is $50. and there Is
Mayor B. F. Hammett and mayor
elect Morshead were out riding this
morning in mayor Hammetts buggy
Mrs Max Mayer and family arrived
on the Southern Pacific from san An
tonic. 10 join Mr.. Mayer and 10 make
their future home here
z. H Rogers. OF the FL Paso Bricl.
company, left this corning on the Z. p.
& s W. for Douglas. where he goes
on business for his firm.
\. b. NcKie is said to be slated for
appointment as corporation court clerk
and IL is believed that Ben CatIin wilt
set his old place back as city clerk
Police officer w D. Greet defend cd
q woman in front Of the Zeiger hotel,
when q man made an insulting remark
loud enough for him to hear. Two
friends Of the man VINO tried TO in
terfere received q thrashing along
with the other one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
The Daily Novelette,
THE POPULARITY OF sUDD's

- HEERLUCK BONES. the great de-
tective, descending his front steps
- to go TO lunch. tripped over a man
who was sitting on the bottom step.
tumbled to the pavement and slightly
bruised his wrist watch.
My name is FGrnum Shadwicz. /
own the moving picture house across
the way" expli ined the man on the
bottom step.
What can do Tor you?- inquired
the great detective, rubbing his de-
Queer.
= want 10 know why the men have
quit coming 10 my place" said Shad-
wick. sliding morosely off the bottom
step onto the pavement. y make q
special point OF pictures Tor men, such
as 'Outvampiring Vampira, 'Tootsie o.
Tobacc The Worst Woman on
Earth, and so On Yet in the past
week only four men have come in,
and three OF those were not really man
" men, for t>ey left chewing gum
under their seats"
AN interesting case yawned tho
great detective And he frightened his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
TRIAL OF ". B. SANDS, ON
MURDER CHARGE, BEGINS 23RD

Judge ". D. Howe. OF the saith dis
trict court Monday morning set Mon
day April .. as tine date % starr the
- sands j. connection u it'll ne death
Q q - TENDER -. 1S 6. Of So owen
Bierne. q provost guard, member OF me
3Srd infantry. SANDS - charged with
murder
al the time Of the shooting vas q
state ranger
Brig. Gen George Peil r.. district
commander. has Interested himself IL
the case and a large number Of amy
officers viii testify More tuan %
witnesses have been summoned
Bierne had but Z -ew months TO serve
in the army before his retirement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
NEWS NOTES FROM MOV|EIAND
BY DAISY DEAN.

1ELL along in years but hardly
w IN appearance. an unos ,-9.
sive man may be seen daily
smoking his pipe al the noon hour in
the vast inner courtyard Of one Of the
worlds largest motion picture studios,
q humblea brown sparrow sort Of chap
among the brightly plumaged and
high-priced stars OF the screen who
pass about him.
He IS William Shea. known 20 the
movie fans of two decades. and he
is still playing. What is remarkable
about him besides his long period OF
industry is the reputation he bears OF
being the first ENTHUSIASTICALLY
actor TO desert the legitimate stage
for the mimicry OF the studio and
screen. He is one OF the best known
personalities Of the pictures"
An amiable. contented fellow. he
does not mind that the procession has
passed him and that he is back where
he began. playing minor parts in
productions. though a. one period ne
was rated as a star.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.

Buiuing PERMITS
Ramey Bros. lots Is Is, block - East
Fl Paso. bungalow: s5n90.
Jolly q Morris, lots 20. II, block Sc. East
FL Paso. bungalow: S3soe.
Jolly & Morris. lots IS. Is. block 19. East
Il Paso. bungalow 5000.
". II. Garvey. as South kansas. two
story brick tenement $1,000.
Ramey Bros. lot 1. block "A. CampbeITs
addition. tenement; $500.
Rio Grande. e Paso q Santa Fs Ry Co,
santa Fe reservation; machine shops;
$1,000.
Franklin heights addition Il. Orndorff
70 Gus Iomsen. lot %, cast 23iz feet Of lot
-. block IS. April Il. 1917: S11.500.
Nations addition. B. Goddard to '. ?.
Watkins. lots .. ?. :. 8. block IS. April ..
1917; $40.
East e Paso-Franiz Oldham 70 vicenta
de Lopez, lots 8. 6, block H. april >. 1915
Bassett's addition-w x Mari 20 a. and
Maria Suarez. lot l. and east half OF
15. block -. March Il. 1917 $500.
Cinecue park-Interurban Improvement
CO. 70 H p. OKelly. south one half OF
tract 90. March %. 1917: $50
Logan heiEhts-Logan Heights Invest
ment Co. TO simon shaw. jr-. lots %. q. -,
g. block soA. April l.. 1917; $3.50.
Tsleta-F. c. Lusch~i TO J. .. Sauren-
mann. lots /. :. west 20 feet OF 3. block 7,
April :. 1917; 81
East FL Psso-Charles and Maria schuck
20 HALLE Huber. lot "a and west one half
Of l.. block 90 March Il. 1917. $3.50.
Automobiles Licensed
9sss-J- IL sslazar. 1901 North Kansas,
sSs4-J. E. Hawkins. soy North Virginia.
ssss-Tri-stata Motor Co. Leon and san
sSs5-G. Hudspe,h. 11s East Boulevard.
5fs7-vincents Reyes. Sos North cOpia.
ssss-western Furniture Co. rs south
ssss@E. 4suirre. 1904 Ea-. Overland.
ss0o-E Aguirrs. 1893 East Overland.
s7oi-oscar johnson. St. Louis hotel.
s702-L z. Anderson. Clint. Ford.
s7o5-Brinek Brothers. los South Flor
sSo4-E 4. Gutierrez. 14s North ochoa.
500 A. Hickman. s17 Montana. Ford.
e706-C. Herrera. sis South Tays. Dodge.
9los-a = Williams. ~ Mills street.
s7io-R. ". Love. 5000 Montana. Maxwell.
s711-s- Goldsteiu. SOS South Stanton.
s7l2-D. a Middleton. Fort Bliss. Max
well.
s71s-Abe Schwartz. 900 Mesa. Maxwell.
Licensed to Marry.
Leon Cramer and Velna Y Loveiady-
August Stelnhorn and Arda Akers.
BirthS-GirIs.
To AIRS. William Perry. $3.50 Fort Bliss
boulevard. March IS
To Mrs. 4 Glovia. Durazno street. April ..
To Mrs L J. Locke. 1925 Cincinnati.
April 9.
To Mrs. Pedro Soils city. April s
To Mrs A. Gonzalez. AS South Oregon.
April 3.
To Ms. = Rub. 500 South Oehoa, april ,
To MIS- e v Lopez. 40S Piedras april 1S.
To 2ra- r. Garez. 1906 East Overland.
April ..
BirtiIs-BOys.
To Mr. =. Carmeon. 432 Canal. April ;.
To Mrs C. ". Beernan. fo7 Hotel Dieu.
April H.
To 1Irs. j. H Lorstz. 7es wyoming No.
vember q. 1915
Deaths.
Ruth velenzleia. one yesr.- 100. south
Santa Re. April Is
a Leyvs, - years. 5e1 South ochoa.
April 13.
z. VALDEZ. 3. yesrs. county hospital.
April IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
R. F. ASPLUED APPOINTED
TAX COMMISSION SECRETARY

santa Fe, y. n. April l6-Rupert
2 AspIUnd has been named secretal--
OF the state Tax commission. thus end
ing a persistent effort OF the commits
sion 10 find q man for the place. which
IS Of great Importance 10 the state and
the taxpayers The place goes 10 Mr.
Asplund unsouEht, for he was not one
Of the applicants. He was chief clerk
for seven years in the department Of
education
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
The FOR WOMEN
ONLY" SHOW COMES.

another one Of THOSE pictures IS
~ large in New York IL Is roaming
around under the general caption o.
Birth It's q "Fof Women Only
SHOW The employees in che theater
where il Is being shown are all
women The ushers are women. a
woman manages IT. The newspapers
were asked to send only women re-
Dorters 10 review il.
Up. st Is reliably reported that
the male attendance Laa broken ali
recordS.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
Ell PAS0 RIFLE CLUB HOLDS
REGULAR SHOOTS ON SUNDAYS

The II Paso Rifle club viii hold rex
uiar shoots on its range down the val
ley each Sunday morning. Tee mem
bers Of the club are ali becoming ex-
pert shots and three-fourths OF them
are now ranked as expert msrksuen. il
is said There are nearly 100 members
in the club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16

aoman. She IS Corinne Griffi-h Young,
beautiful and blonde.
II is said that s11.00e worth Of furs
We're recently rented by the William
FOX studios in Hollywood 70 lie On
counter in a scene.
Supporting Vivian Martin and Sessue
HayakaWa in coming Laslzy release
viii be one Carmel Phillips. vampire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
FARMERS INSTITUTES ASKED
TO PLAN MORE FOOD CROPS

Austin. Tex April I5.-Farmera' In
stitutes, numbering approximately 1000
IN Texas have been called 70 meet in
special session on Saturday. April ..
Tor the purpose OF taking definite and
decisive action looking 10 the prOdUc-
ton Of more food and feed stuff and
less cotton because Of the present war.
and TO avoid any possibility Of
famine brought about by war cunGi-
lions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
Baby Girl Entcrtains
Self In Police Offices
Is Cops" Find Parents

Baby Elsie Johnson the year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. B. john
son, 215 West Boulevard, was Z visitor
at the city police station. Monday
morning. and spent two hours inspect
ing the different departments
About 6 o'clock, two girls going 10
work found baby Johnson on Stanton
street near san Antonio. and took her
TO the station, where she enjoyed her
self while he police did everything
they could 20 find her parents. The
parents finally telephoned the station
that their baby was missing and she
was then returned 10 them
Mrs Johnson was working IN the
yard and had the baby with her Tor
while. hut she went TO play with Other
children and wandered from there The
mother. supposing her with the other
children, did not miss H~- untn she
went to call her for her lunch
Elsie told desk sergeant e. c. Miller
that she would "Tum a-den-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16

belt and accompanied Shadwick across
the way 10 the Grand Fiickerinc.
After slowly examining. with his
periOsuiumsccpe. every square inch OF
screen, and discovered that the wall
separating the Grand Flickerino from
Sudd's saloon had been removed. and
that Sudd's saloon was iammed with
customers drinking beer and enjoying
shadwici1s movies from the reverse
side. a number OF them. printers by
trade, reading the words aloud as they
appeared backwards on the screen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
CANARY PILLS. Ten Ten

1 to .. Purgative TO l. No sick
stomach No gripping. No weakening
Csc Purely vegetable are better than
what you think-Adv.
Horehend. the Tailor. 400 y Oregon.
How about your spring suit? See
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16

me ordinary cost or a Wan- Al :,
ne FL Paso Herald Is IS cents. e
reaches an average " about rs %
readers each issue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
HE'S NOT TICKLE;
JUST FAST A BIT.

Constance Reider has called our
searching attention 20 the astounding
transferred his screen affections 10
three different beauties in as many
ditfrent months. lis r5-ord Is from
Myrtle Stedman 70 Louise Huff to
hathlyn Williams-and he's still so
ing.
\ wonder II he's tickle. soIiIi-
qiuZes Constance.
We wondel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16

Let there bs no furthe- doubt as
10 The ultimate and complete recove---
OF Earle Williams. the well known
NiJagraQhsr with Inc patent leather
hair. Earle has pieked hi nav i.adi,t.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16
EYes Examined Properlv.

Geo. D. Eead Il. 22S Mesa Avenue
Makes Glasses Right Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16

For ssle- resul;s-use Herald Want
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16

DorntosFr store Room, FOR Rent. with
5asement SGzS0. POS Texas St.-Aiv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16

II pays 20 paint with Pattonss sun
Proof Paints. Lander Lumber CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16

Indian Bicycles. Allen Arms & Cycle
CO. z94 y Oregon St--AdT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-23

C1Tl HE marriage of Miss Mary Eliza
 beth Streit daughter of MT. and
 Mrs. William Streit, and Mir. Je- rome Loton Horton, son of MT. Lotion Horton of New York, which took place at the Independent Presbyterian church, was beautiful event of yesterday after noon, conspicious in social interest and elegant in appointment. Long before 5;3O o'clock, the hour set for the ceremony, the church was filled with friends, and many out-of- town guests who came for the event.
 The decorations were most artistic, ferns and stately palms being combined with white roses
 Before the ceremony a musical pro- gramme was rendered by MT. Emile Levy. The bridal party entered to the sweet strains of Lohengrin's wedding march.
 The ushers were MT. Bradley Streit, MT. William Bostleman of New York, MT. Harry Phelan of Rochester, N. Y, and Mir. Austin Lindner of Carlisle, Pa.
 Mrs. William Streit, Jr., was the ma tror of honor. She wore a gown of black and white foulard and carried orchids and valley lilies. Miss Felicia Streit, a sis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-23
PRINCESS OF THE DARK"
 BRINGS NEW SCREEN STAR
nu HOLLY nALRYMPLE

tunnel bored and abandoned by some
 pioneer miner years before; here the little
 blind girl sits in unlovely surroundings and paints to her hearts content, fairy
 land, with knights and princesses, gonnes
 and fairy guardians; there's one thing,
 however, that is lacking, and that is the
 prince who must come and claim her
 heart and hand. And what do you sup
 pose happens? Why, one day the prince
 really does come and in the person of a
 little hunchback, Grip" Halloran, the
 son of the village drunkard who, stum-
 bling accidentally into the little fairy
 Kingdom one day, is endowed by the fair
 dreamer with every heroic attribute.
 While the children are daily enacting
 scenes in fairy lore, little Fay's father
 dies, leaving his blind little girl to the
 mercy of a hard and unimaginative world.
 Seldom now does the child see "crip,"
 her fairy prince, and while the little hunchback is bemoaning the bright inter-
 ludes that used to come to him when he
 chanced to see his fairy queen, the big
 mine owner, young Jack Rockwell, comes
 to the town to look after his property; ;
 chance throws him in contact with the little blind girl and he, like everyone
 else. becomes infatuated with her charm and beautiful dealism.
 He is admitted to the fairy Kingdom and gradually and quite unconsciousiy de- thrones Grip" who is heartbroken over his fate.
 Of course the big mine owners money is used to employ every agency to re-
 store the little blind girls sight, which is eventually done, and for the first time in her life she sees the world as it really is and not as it has been created in her imagination.
 The two lovers for the first time. are seen by the child and as she looks upon poor little "Crip's' misshaped, deformed body, she is mortified.
 Broken-hearted at her attitude, the lft- tie hunchback seeks the old cavern. where
 so many happy hours of his life have been spent, and realizing that hopeless misery is his fate, he takes his life.
 Young Rockwell and little Fay also visit the old cave and with years of love and happiness gleaming ahead of them, while they are rejoicing in the roseate fu- ture held out to each, they discover the
 dead body of the poor little hunchback, who had once, for 8 few brief days. reigned as prince in the fairy realms Of a little blind girls imagination. The play is as sweet and innocent and refreshing as a breath of the springtirne. and none there is who Is so blase and hard to please who will not love the "Princess of the Dark" and the new found star, little Enid Bennett. The following is the cast: Fay Heron.
 Enid Bennett; Grip" HalIoran, Jack Gil- bert: Jack Rockwell, Alfred Vosburgh; James Heron, Walt Whitman; "Crip'p' 1 father, J. Frank Burke.