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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-22

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
FINE DISPLAY OF DRESSES
FEATURES ELTINGE'S SHOW

Julian Eltinge's new play entitled
Cousin Lucy" is described as a be-
wildering three ring circus of fun and
fashion" Theater gOers know from
past engagements that Eltinge may be
depended upon 10 bring something
novel and sensational Cousin Lucy
marks the last work of that capable
and famous dramatist. Charles Klein
It will be seen here Thursday night
only
Eltinge has again surrounded him
self with q bevy OF girls. who lIVen the
entertainment with their nimble toes,
tuneful songs and bizarre frocl1s. The
feminine sex promises to be stirred 10
a state of ecstacy during the dress
making scene which forms the second
act of the piece. It is said that moth
ing quite so dazzling in its luxurious
ness has ever before been put on the
stage. It is in this act that Eltinge
himself acts as a model 10 show off
gown after gown to prospective FASH
ionable buyers. All the frOcks. wraps
and hats worn by Eltinge in this and
the other two acts Of Cousin Lucy
are furnished by the foremost dress
making establishments in New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
Independents Rally % Tt
Hear Speakers; Adjourn
Till Wednesday.

Union labor men, members OF the
Republican party and of the Independ-
emit Voters league Of Ell Paso Will unite
in a fusion ticket 10 oppose the Demo-
cratic nominees in the city election II
April. il was intimated by speakers
Monday night at meeting Of the In
dependent league in the 4lst district
court room in the court house, which
was attended by exactly 29 persons
There are 22O0 union labor poll taxes
laid, 1900 Republicans and sufficient
number of members of the league 10
make a substantial showing, in the
opinion of the speakers, who in brlet
speeches assailed the Davis ticket as
one that had been picked by commit
tee of politicians
Postpone Action TIL Wednesday.
Due TO the small crowd attending
the meeting. the motion to ADJOURN
was passed early. but il was fully an
hour after the meeting was opened
before il was dismissed II was de-
cided on motion that a meeting OF the
league would be held Wednesday night
for the purpose of endorsing 1cket
for the city election to oppose the Davis
ticket. Circulars advertising the meet
ing will be printed, a committee or
five being appointed for the purpose
of getting together and arranging Tor
the distribution of the circulars in
order to procure as large attendance
as possible
Pass Hat for Expense Money.
To defray the expenses Of printing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
PEGGY D MOORE
QUANTITY IRISH
Audra Alden Players at
Crawford Punctuate Play
With Pathos and Fun.

Sparkling with quaint Irish humor.
and sprinkled with pathos and deep
feeling such as is credited to the irish
race all over the world. the four acts
of Little Peggy C'Nioore," as present.
ed this week at the Crawford by the
Audra Alden players. more than came
up to the expectations of the audience.
With strong threads of both love
and politics running through the lines
there is given an opportunity for ac-
ton and acting which IS made the most
of by the whole company.
The scenes are laid in a typical Amer
lean city. and the usual charges of
graft, and corruption, with the re-
sultant struggle and mob. enter into
the play.
The love story Of the Irish mayor Of
the city. cleverly woven into the story.
together with that of the reporter and
the mayors neice, are nicely presented.
and the heavier part of the district
attorney. who IS striving to Gust the
mayor from office. and that OF the
political boss who by the way. Is also
in love and admits that he must git
it offn his chist,' call for clever work.
and each player acquits himself OF her
self creditably-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
WILL ORGANIZE RED CROSS
CLASSES IN FIRST AID WORK

Preliminary organization of Red
Cross classes in first aid work will
take place Wednesday night at 1880
o'clock at a meeting to be held in room
404, Roberts Banner building DR.. W.
L. Brown. president of the FL Paso
chapter of the Red Cross. will conduct
the meeting and has requested that all
persons desiring to take the course be
present. The first aid classes will be-
gin in about a week or ten days
The Ell PasO chapter received a con-
signment of Red Cross buttons Tues
day, which are being distributed to the
new members at the downtown head
quarters. 222 Mesa avenue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
.SAYTHEYW|LL FUSION TICKET

the circulars a hat was passed among
the % men present, ana eacn coh-
tributed a small sum. J. IL harper
starting the ball rolling with 30 cents
About 81 was collected and turned over
to the committee for paying for the
circulars
AN members OF the league were
urged to bring as many voters as pos
sible to the Wednesday night meeting
The largest attendance at a meeting OF
the club TO date was about l50. IT was
said.
say Republicans VIII Cooperate.
J H Harper addressed the meeunS,
giving his reasons why he wlthdreW
from the primaries held on March a.
stating that the city executive com
mittee violated the rule and letter OF
the law when they arranged places on
the ticket for the candidates for noml-
I understand that the Republican
party Of the city and the union LABOR
men are anxious to cooperate with tnS
league in placing a ticket in the 1leld
during the coming election" said Mr.
Harper. The ticket would be known
as the citizens ticket and would con-
sist Of the best men that could De pos
sibly found TO fill the different city
Democrats should Be Opposed.
Chairman John T. Hill opened the
meeting with a short speech IN Whlch
he outlined the purpose OF the league
Mr.. Hill stated that the city election
as A matter of custom was struggle
between those who wanted 10 RUE anu
those who should rule, and that ne
thought the Democratic ticket Snoulu
not go through the election unopposeu u
a. FL PasoanS ought to nave a cnahce
Of voting for someone else.
Have your Arch Supports expertly fit
ted. Chas. Rokahr. bootmaker- S1S Texas
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
A New Departm emit
Hand Embroidery, Lace
Making And Designing

will open on our Third Floor,
Thursday. March lst. This de-
partment will be conducted by
MADAMOISELLE G. RA-
MONET.
Special offer for the first 10
days. we Will hand embroider
thirteen pieces at half of our reg
ular prices.
This offer includes linens you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
vIrAGRAPH sPECIAL Al RIJOT.

The Greater Vitagraph Company or
America presents al the Bijou today
feature picture entitled Mystery in the
North Case" Charles Kent. one Of the
most popular screen stars, is featured
Coming tomorrow, the Fox comedy en-
titled The Bon Bon Riot" and it's
some riot Attend the day shows If
pOssible-Ady
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
ToDAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
..PANTHEA- AT THE GRECIAN.

"Panthea," that wonderful picture.
with beautiful Norma Talmadge in the
star part, opened its three days en-
gagement at the Grecian yesterday All
day this production held the large audi
ences spellbound- Truly il is a marvel
of motion picture construction The
story is all absorbing. powerful. tense
and in the part where Panthea submits
to the attentions of a man she detests,
making the greatest Of all wOmanly
loves devotedly- madly-the situation
was so tense that the stiffness among
the spectators was noticeable
"Panthea" is a story of a wOman's
great love and a beasts unreasOning
passion. In viewing this picture there
are times when your tears viii flow
freely and you will let them flow IN
restrained. so absorbed will you be IN
the story. And there are times when
you will laugh through your tears. for
there are 4 few humorous situations
that are funny in spite Of the serious
ness Of the play. and they come as a
glad relief from the tense interest evil
dent throughout the entire picture.
Many hundreds of people who saw
this picture yesterday commended 1t
highly. and viii no doubt be very glad
to recommend It to their friends.
-Panthea" viii be shown here just
two more days. today and tomorrow.
Everybody in FL Paso should avail
themselves OF this opportunity TO see It
Norma TalmadEe was never more
beautiful than in this picture. and il IS
her first real opportunity TO display her
emotional powers. That she is capable
OF taking advantage of this opportunity
TO the full viii be attested 20 by all
those who saw her yesterday.
Those who enjoy a highly artistic and
unusual motion picture production are
urged TO go to the Grecian today--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

have at home as well as linen
you will purchase during the ten
days.
Special values IN beautiful Pat
tern Sets will be offered.
Samples of Hand initiating.
Monograming. Hemming, Seal
Looping and Lace Making on dis
play. May we have the pleasure
of showing you? Third Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

FL PaSO Seed Co.. is now located at
the corner OF Campbell and san Antonio
SITS. one block east of City Hall and
Court House.-Phone 363.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

with the exhibition and Immediately set out to pur-
chase some of the Style Show Hats, which she did,
and tomorrow, we give you peep of the Pageant,
specially priced at $500, for the celebrated Gold
Medal Millinery.
These magnificent hats were bought at concession
as they had served their purpose in every sense OF
the word
A worldwide style-inspiration influenced these
charming Spring Hats Style-creatorS have Dor
rowed the quaint charm of the typical headdress of
Hawaii, and glorified it-they have gone to China,
Japan, to Russia, France SPAIN they have gone
among the soldiers of various natOns-to these IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
s.THE GIRL PHILIPPA.-

There is nothing lacking in realism
in The Girl Philippa," the special
eight-reel Blue Ribbon feature which
s. Rankin Drew directed FOR Vitagraph
from the story by Robert ". Chambers.
In this production. which stars dainty
Anita Stewart in the title role and
which is the special attraction at the
Alhambra thearer today one Of the
characters is attacked in his home As
the two men fly about the room trying
to down one another. Miss Stewart in
the character of Philippa appears at
the head of the stairs.
Sensing Immediately the errand OF
the intruder, who has come to steal
the plans. she rushes madly down TO
the landing in time TO see him knock
his captive to the floor. Seeing her
coming. he shows plainly that he will
tolerate no interference. Nothing
daunted, she goes for him. and another
struggle ensues- The man on the floor
has regained consciousness. and he
grabs the other fellow while Philippe
reaches for a large brass lamp stand
ing on the newell post Of the stairway.
Taking quick aim, she throws il at the
intruder, who is temporarily stunned
Like a whirlwind. the dainty star
flies about the room. It is hard to
believe that she Is only acting and
that her very life does not depend up
on victory.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
Music. Singing. Dancing


Campbeu's Cafe, Everything refined
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
FRANCIS BUsHHAN-GREAT SECRET

fRaNClS III >itHAAN--sFftE>aAA NEst NIL
The Unique viii have Francis Bush
man and Beverly Bayne today and to-
morrow in the seventh episode OF The
Great Secret" the serial supreme.
Nine. Olga Petrova in Bridges
Burned" viii start a four days en-
gagement Thursday. Nine. PetrOva
wrote this play and you should see the
results of the efforts of your favorite
actreSS-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

sets arriving by every express these days
Ogane and Geogee crepe with the dane of trimming such
exceedingly fine uk hand embroidery sheer ae and combinations
of tuck and embroidery Sometimes only pcot edge bit
of lace gives a finish practical and pretty
Also world of charming Khaki Koo Sport Near high coors and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

SEPARATIONS they have added the charm of their own
art and combined them into hats of smartness of line
and effectiveness of shape.
They have made them into many shapes and many
sizes, made them of unique straws combinations of
straws and -charminglv adjoining them with
wreaths of rose buds, fruits ornaments of straw,
Chinese COINS high stckups. odd feathers given
them distinctive air of America through leather
and beaded ornaments in Indian style and colOrngs.
Come tomorrow even if YOU do not wish to buy. 1t
will be worth your while to see a great part of the
recent St Louis Fashion Pageant, reproduced in our
enlarged Millinery Section. Fifth Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

Have your Arch Supports expertly tit
ted Chas. Rokahr. bootmaker. Sls Ie1as
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
The New Spring Neckwear
Is Worthy Of Notice

z VERIFYING gives
Il promise of this being
one of the greatest Neck
wear seasons in years, and
with this in prospect-in
reality, in fact-manufac-
turers have brought out an
unusual number of charm
ing effects.
Uncommonly pretty are
the new collars and collar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

These girdles simulate the of the Greeks with
heavy links and jeweed medallions the belt of the
Egyptians with coored plaques of sone the girdle of
the Roman women with pierced gold ornaments and
jewel studded pendants initiate modern innOya-
lions of twisted ropes of beads with heavy tasses.
AS in the past, always the first in Ell Paso to
show the newest novelties Priced at S1.OO to $500
Il First Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

Wednesday afternoon From 23O To 43O Al The Haads Cook
ing School Nom In Session At The WOmGs Club MIS- Evans
viii DeIer Talk On Table Decorations These Decorations " I'll"
Be On Sale At The Popular On The First Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
The Goth Century Girdl
The Latest Creation

MYTH Paris clamOring for straight
w lines and the chemise frock, the
advent of the Doth century jeweled
girdle strikes vital note in the Orna-
mentation of frOcks without waistlines,
gracefully adapting itself to the I'M
belted mode of 1917.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

color combinations. as well as
nifty stocks which will be all the
rage.
Good assortments of Neckweai
at Csc, Soc, 75c, $l.O0, $1.2S,
$3.50 and $500. -First Floor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-10
lTNOW REALLYIS
FRONT PACE DOPE
Guess No. 1901 Must Have Been Hr.
Green's Undoing for He Got Mar
ried Today at Noon

Chicago. july 10.-It row really is
front page dope Yesterday the tip
looked like the story would make page
+. bu. the facts failed to support it,
Today The facts qualified
The wherefore OF IT all is this, Col,
.oneI H. II. Green. son Of the Iate Hetty
Green commonly known during her
life as the richest woman IN America,
was married ar noon today to Mis-
Mabel f Harlow Of Highland Park
III. . suburb Of Chicago. Afr Green Is
IS wears old and the bride A.
The ceremony VIII be d simple one
and VIII be performed al the home of
Miss HarIow's aunt. Mrs. George II.
Campbell Rev. p. C. Weleott OF the
Trinity Protestant Episcopal church Of
Highland Park VIII oficiate.
Miss Harlow. who is said 10 be
wealthy in her own name. has devoted
a great deal Of her time To charities in
Chicago and New York and has been
greatly Interested in humane society
movements.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-10
The War Today

Several villages captured and
more than loco additional pris-
oners and three field guns taken,
attest the success OF the second
days attack by General korniloff
in eastern Galicia- Already this
branch Of the Russian offensive
movement has resulted in q deep
wedge being driven into the Aus
tre-German line between StaniS-
Ian and HaIicz, southeast Of Lem
berg. The strategic positions in
the sector are now clearly in IA
vor of the Russians.
Last nights attack on the he
min Des DANES plateau was even
less fruitful than others have been
AT the outset The Germans we're
not able even Ia get near the
French lines at the HurtebiSe mon-
ument and the DragaH, y here their
attacks were launched. and they
fell back with severe losses.
General Haig IS again nihhling
at the German lines in Belgium.
Last night he took another bite
into the territory east Of the Mes
sines ridge and advanced the Brit
ish lines slightly northeast If
Wytschaete.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-10
FOR CAUSE
NAVY YAROBLAST
Military Law and Strict Censorship in
Force as Officials Inquire Into
Powder Explosion,

Vallejo. Cal. July Military law
and strict censorship were in force
today at the Mare island navy yard as
the result OF an explosion of a black
gun powder magazine there Yesterday
with the loss of six lives and injuries
to 81 persons. Federal Investigators
of the department of justice who we're
sent to Mare island last night by
United States District Attorney John
W. Preston of san Francisco have
begun an investigation into the cause
of the explosion independent To that
being conducted ny navy officials un-
der the direction of Captain Harry
George. commandment of the navy yard
There were no new developments
early today and the luTes-lga de-
cliued TO express an opinion as 20 the
cause Of the explosion. Within few
minutes after the disaster q strong
guard was placed around the navy,
marines patroled all land lines and
patrol boats guarded the channel sep
aratiag this city from Mare island.
No unauthorized persons were al
lowed 20 enter and all shore leave
for navy men and marines was
stopped.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-10
Latest Bulletins

London. July I0.-Tbe c0mm0-
dore. SAYS an official statement re-
ports that yesterday the British
armed frawler Iceland destroyed
two enemy Zeppeiins and brought
four prisoners into port.
Paris, July I0.-The French
liner CALIFORNIAN WAS sunk by a
mine or torpedoed in the Medi-
1erraneau June 30. according To an
announcement issued last night by
the ministry Of marine. Fiity-one
zersons we're lost and $50 were
saved.
II Paso. Texas, July 10- Fifty
shots were fired hy Nexicans
across the Rio Grande at Harris
viii. one mile north of Union sta
ton. between 3 and 10 o'clock TO-
night. The fire was returned ny
the arnT patrol, but 50 far as is
known there we're no casualties.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-10
LOWDEN QUIzzED
BY NEGRO WOMEN
Governor is Asked Why Troops We're
Sent 10 East ST. Louis without
Ammunition

Springfield. III. July ia deieSa-
ton Of Negro women from chicago,
headed By Mrs Ida Wells Barnett, ap-
peaTed before Governor Lowden today
and asked why troops we're sent 10
East ST. Louis ON riot duty without
&nmun ton. as alleged in what IS pHr-
Rortei 20 be Colonel Trip S OH elal
report 70 the governor. and also what
ne state viii do TO relieve the sur
.srine of coIored people forced TO fee
@fon their homes.
They we're not given an answer by
Governor I.owden. although he prom
sad 20 look after the interests Of Ne
gfoes affected by the riots Of last
seek in ST Clair county.
The women continued TO 81 Louis,
Were they will seek further facts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-10
ARRESTT WOMIEN;;
HELD AS MENACE

Chicago. July I0.-0rdess for the de-
tention during the war Of Heinrich
0rtumaan and Peter Baehes on the
ground that they are a menace TO the
welfare OF the nation have been re-
ceived from Washington. and the men
are held here TODAY pending their be
ing placed in detention camps Baches
is said 10 have admitted . part IN q
plot % blow up power plant 81 Nj
agara Falls, IN Canada. lie fed 70
Ottawa Ill, where he was apprehend-
ed. and is said 10 have admitted owing
allegiance only 70 Emperor William Of
Germany. Orthmann Is accused Of
STA bbine . mem Der q the Illinois ma
tlonaI guard during an argument over
the war.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-10
MOTHERHOOD
TEUT0NSA
WONBYRUSS
6lavs Continue Terrific As
sault on Germans-Cap-
tue More Towns.

Petrograd. July 10--GeueraI
h0rnii06's offensive in eastern Ga
ltcIa continues. says t0day's Off
clGi Russian war department
statement. despite the energetic
resistance and stubborn counter
attacks of the JeHtons. Addition
81 villages have been captured.
More than one thousand prison
ers we're taken yesterday. The
Russians also captured three field
guns, many trench mortars and
machine guns and a quantity Of
war material
The statement says the enemy has
10 the Lomnica river. In
two DAYS the Russians penetrated a
depth Of more than six miles the en-
emy positions west of stanislau.
Withdrawal Admitted.
Berlin. July 20. fvia London3-
German war Office today announced
that the German forces fighting In
the Stanls1au sector of the Gaician
front were Yesterday Withdrawn be
hind the L0mnica river.
Near Riga. DTinsk and Smoreon. on
tue northern end Of the Russian front,
the official statement added fighting
between the Germans and Russians
has increased
French Repel Enemy Attack.
Paris. July 10-Tha Germans re-
turned to the attack ON the Ajsne
front last night and again met with
defeat. the war Office reports, A
strong assault on the French posi-
frrzre ,ar HurteUise monument and the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-10
WOMEN PLAN AID TO
NEXT LIBERTY LOAN

Washington. July lo.-PIaus so as
sist in floating the next Liberty loan
were made ar q meeting here today of
the Womaus Liberty Loan committee
Of which Mrs ". G. NCAdoo wife of
the secretary of the treasury. is chair
man.
Appointment of state chairmen and
DELEGATES 10 the Liberty Loan commit
tees Of the federal reserve bank boards
were TO be made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-10
COUNCIL TO DECIDE H0LL WEG'S FATE
Fall of Chinese Monarchy Expected Hourly


Zurich July t0-Six influential rep
rasentatIves Of the CeEtrist party in
Germany went 10 Vienna last week.
where they conferred win leading
members Of the Austrian arIstocracy.
Immediately after their return. ac-
c0rdfng 70 a summary Of the German
political situation issued from here.
friends Of Matthias Erzbegrer. the
Clertca# leader IN tire re#edstag. be
gan strong opposition 10 Chancellor
Won erbmann-tfo1lweg Slmultan-
eousiy the south German national Lib
erai newspapers. particularly the
Nueu5cbeuer Zeueste Nachrichreu
abandoned their pan-Geruan policy
and auergeE5caIly demanded demo
cratic reforms. II IS added that the
key to the situation seems to be
Vienna.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-10
FIVE FACE TRIAL IN
CRUGAR CASE PROBE

New York. July I0-As a result Of
the inquiry into the methods employed
by the police department in investi-
eating the Ruth Cruger murder case,
three IfeHteuants and two detective
sargeanes we're cited 10 appear for
trial bsre today GA charges Of negli-
gence.