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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-27

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Sarmen % SaDen.

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&aoen al Her eller Ecn0er fan bll
Iogt omtrent 3 SOB ira @unben al
@nben og iaa en- GoO for buer 3 500,
@ingen tiger ioeiret. Gr Sooert oper
s SOB breo, bill TO Hobcr 9iere Ben.
tilottonen iao me9ct bcore.
ajpffenaffalo fur SDns.
Naar @fialo ira &joffenet og Dor.
BET blir npttet Iom SenieTab, ifltloc
set bIi opiamlet og tilbereot Zig, al
man foar Sen beoit mulige gtptte Al
set poa famine Sib, iom oet err en-
Sebe, Seniene lifer IGroeleS goot oQ
tribes bel oeo.
Sffe oft SlagS 9ieffenaffalo paS.
Ter iom Ssbe for SsnS. Sommt
cling, iaaiom Sfrel og sfal al Sc.
getabIier, fan bruees, naar oct life
blir altfor meget berai, og be uogiet
bare en- Iiben Gel al IffaIbt. Mer
bnis be uogier Ben itsrite Bart, er
BET beore of brllge Dem alene. 9et
iatnme giGIoer "&affe9rut" % lfog'
te Sbeblube.
Stsrre Stpffer al febt &isb ifulbt
life faites iammen meb BET Iffalb
man Iomler for Ssniene. en- Ssnt
er nemIie iitano til at Huge ct mege1
Itsrre Stpffe Sebt, emo Sen bar gobt
al. Seo at baffe iligt Sfrabfebt %
Sfrabfjso lint iom Saffefiso % il
efter, at 0et life fommer til of no
giere ober en- Sienoebel al oct Sfraf
og Iifalb, man paa en- Sang gipe,
Ssniene, Ifuloe set life ppre Sur
for, at oct blir mer Scot, emo Sc too.
Ter.
Gen beoite Wnaoe, bporpaa Iffalt
fra aieffen og @orb fan iamIes oe
opbepares, er at foa Zig (. Gr. er
"@alon-Eotte" eller ct glifipant
meb 2aag for set 9rug. Soften bur
Be bore glaIeret, Spanoet galuaniie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
ltu,uocu Wais.

9leb umoocn MaiS / Itor Wpng-
be / en- Crib" cIler Masboo bill to-
ae Sfobe, tpiS Ser life or iprget ior
@entilatiou, tiger Better soma"
Gnbcl al SuQti1bcben / ilig Wois
i@orener iig meO Suiten, iom oa1qlutr
&obberne ellcr aficnc, % GbiS Sen.
ne fugtige Suit life leoeS pUf, uil
Der uonifle'iig Snrme / WliSbrngcr
mco Den Iplqe, at Waiicn rnl0ner
% tager Sfooe.
Sariierc, Tom bar Griarin9 /
"Gribbing" blso Nois % meb Selb
bar giort bet fer, f~ortGIer, at fan
mani iaa 2uft til at cirflllere frit
giennem WaiSbingen paa en- eller ar.
ben Waabe, gaar Get bra, men ellers
life. @are set er @entiIation cQer
2uftperling, iaa oet f%orilaar, bill en-
bpilfen iom BELT Sremgangsmaabt
for at opnaa oct ipare til gebopct.
Slere bar brllgt ~firfantebe eaer ire
fonteoe ("V-ibaeeb") &enber eler
"9ores" 3 a 4 SOB ldnge, opIsIer
Glpoe Wcaee, Soma State College.
9isie Slender er ipigret iammen al
4X6 og flnbte nteb Se~rntraoonet
ian1t plalserebe Gnbe / Gnbe lanaoeis
| Waisbooer., Man bar fltnoet bisic
2uftrsr tilfrebsItiQenoe. @nore bar
brugt 6 eler s SommerS Creme.
ringsrer, ploIere6e Gnbe / gnoe
longpeis / @ooen meb en- slabning al
omtrent Ell balp Somme meaem Gs'
renes Gnber. Sormere, iom bar
brltgt baabe Srprenoer og Creme.
r%ingsrpr, i%oretrGffer Rerene, foroi
oiSie er letpinbte at flptte ppf, efter.
Tom Maiien taacS lo al 9ooen. .Ser.
re 8ieroeifier eQer @ieroeitolper ia
1tet ino / 9oben, nnor Sen iploes.
bar ogiaa giort goo Iptte. 8prity
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

0iSconiir prspcbe iiOite Ior, bac
Gicrnc aibRnot 1875. iom oct life
iporcoe Resuiilg at bcboIoe iom
WteItcfucr.
SfummctmeIf iu~oeboloer ole
zoe NGriugSitofic. iom loo WeIf in
oeboloer, moto9en Smsrieotet.
Riieugrpngrso % SaprepGIling AZ
Sfummetmclf + Gr. or goo NOT
9too for en- &cobngger % I'm NOT
Nfao FOR CT @utifiomiru. % bill
liz Woo or set o0ido.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

ret. 5 Bette 9ar rleo 2aag, cnteu
oct er al Ger cller S%ernblif, IarnleS
ioa ale %ouerbIeouc 2epniuger % alt
paste Sfrab % gfiaIo iaaIom Smu.
Ter o. Sforper al @rpo, Sage %
aiso ira Sorbct, 2epniugcr al Ge9e-
tobIier, Cereals, EicS, Iuooiugcr
o. !, b, iamt %aieffenofioI0 % iligt
noget, iom MAJ timber itiffct for
"Moib" iii Ssuicne.
Gn Sang bocr Sag miubit ifulbc
Gotteus Snobnlo TONNES np i en-
paste itor @ottc, bporcitcr iaa mcget
Mel al CT cQcr onOet SIog, Tom man
er iltuno til al urbcioc inc / bennc
Serpc ctten uco Ell itcrf Sernifc
eler en- SrpiptIorc, tiliptteS. Mtpng.
Sen 90 &eifoffenbcoen al oct 0tel,
iom trGngea. ufbpuler al IiiaIoeta
9cifoiienbeO % iiUr al Ocn @trngoc
@ano, Set inncbol0cr.
Sor at tun0c giore alminbeligt
&~isffeuoifolo iii ell paste ter "QtaIb"
euer 8reo ifltloc man Tom Rcgcl mco
goot ReIultot funbc bcupttc Ell Nfcl,
blonoing al li9c GcIG / Ncgt al Moias
mel, Bran % WiooIir9s. Meu or
gliiaIoet "rigt" / nei @roo, oil set
goot goa an at BRUCE bare Bran /
@rDocn. les mcr Wtcl CHER Bran
man fan orbei0e ino / Wa8ien, ocS
be0re er oct; men ser utao life blans
oes / mer, eno at alt 0fclct blir Qicn.
rcmfugtet. @ro0tiunpniugcn ialocr
l~etterc, bpi5 @gttcu, 0cn lapcs l. bar
Hltm Tor omtrert ire @ange iaa ne.
get Nfialo, Iom mau.poa en- Sang
bIonoer iammcu til "0toib".
SoiS Sen omtaItc "Wtoib" bIir for
meget / ct Woaltio Tor @rnicuc, ifltl-
oe @gttcn meo ocn oocrbIcpnc &en-
Iemao / iGttcS bort og bpffeS opcr,
til set igieu blir Den Sio, oo Senie-
ne ifol ia Wtoo. Som Rcgel er Oct
life roaocligt at gioe SgnS ilig
"MaIb" pitere ems TO @ouge ON 90
gen; men er ben blan0et meo Mel,
til oCn err ga1life tor, fan man Dog
dipe Dem al ianlne Aet ire Wtaalti=
ser for Sagen. Sette fan finn benbe,
bpor ser er ilig Sperfloo pao Nffal0,
at set ibIonbet Ell paste WGn9oc
@ran, MioolingS eIer Waismel fan
bli nof til a1c ire Waoltioer ior Ia
gen. &igtignof er life bette iaa goo
en- Station iom en-, Ser inobefatter Ell
Gel baarbt &orn; men ben fan BIZ
bru9t / lpngere Sio 40 @ongen ltben
at ia no9en ifobelig Selger, beoer oct
/ ct GirfltI9re, Igerbrll9Soeparte-
mentet Office Of Snfornlation" bar
laoet offentliggiere. Seq oil fun be.
merle, at fra De fleite 6drmeres &ief-
fen % 9orb blir Der neppe affoIo
nof for fire @a,tge "Raib" ON 9oaen
for en- olminoelie 5ormfIof. Ner
prop meb en- Sang!
Gaab % Sinf.
ltorpo Softer og W,ts peb Sicily
al Safie os S9Iber, gobe 8atte %
maltge andre Wtibler. Silt err ct big
tigt Miobel, men ntoa fun bruges al
erforne, borne Wpno og Gbinoer.
iom ombpggeli3t feIger Snitrltftio-
ner og anoisninger. @n gob Totte-
bltno fan ofte 9isre oprbiiulbt ar.
beibe paa en- Sarm, buor Rotteplas
gen boiler paa at tage Sperbaanb.
Gen fsrite SeIubinoer bespnb'
te lit arbeibe / 1865 og BANDIT me>
Serntraoo. Slere 0tGnb bar i'm Del
/ Sen SpftnoeIie. s 1878 opfonoi
s. 6. apple6p en- SeIpbinber, inn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
IRA sutbcr 2leaoemp,
gll5crt SCa, Winn

2utber acnSemn. / aIbert sea.
Rinu.. far ihsit bapt Sen btoits Ssgs
ring / Stoleus 6iitorie, Zen 2Obe
9ouember par 175 glcber irofreouc.
% me GIeper inSmeIoes hJcr ll9e. Get
auta9c5 al eiter SuI oil autuIet Iaust
uUsriirioe 200.
Sioleu bar en- npperIig SeIiggens
heo. gooe Observation-Disclosures ! ale
8etninger ~ 32 R~nsiagertog tomner
iuo iii @peu baer Tag. Spsu HIbert
2ed porsr icJrt, zen bar M over IL
600 S%nobnggsre, Zen encrli og @irs
telrit iom handkerchief gpens De
i~oIiuing forplanter iiB udturIig III
SioIeus SerioucI. og bar en- saonl'g
1~nOipoe!ie paa DC uIss5 SiuN. DC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

terne. iom leoes o~cretuis al Rditorers
ne 9. 81 Satc6p og Gotp RerDig. iom
ipytitoar &eIiBiOn5uuoerotsnjn9en uso
1!oIcn sores od9liq oD6pggetige og
Ir~rmaucuoc CrN iii @eileOHtng ior
..nAe errerc % Gleper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-24
WOMEN ON BATTLEFIELD

We hear much these days Of what
the women are doing on the battle
l!ue How few American women are
strong enough 10 go to the front
and endure the hardships Of the
meni
Help Is offered. and IS freely given
to every nervous. delicate woman, by
DR.. Pierce's Favorits Prescription
Remember ingredients on label In
tablet or liquid form No alcohol
In female complaint" irregularity,
or weakness, and in every exhausted
condition OF the female system, the
"Prescript seldom fails to benefit
or cure. Bearing-dOwn pains, inter
nal Inflammation and liberation.
weak back, and kindred ailments are
cured by It. ask your neighbor. It's
a marvellous remedy for nervous and
general debility, insomnia, or ina
bility to sleep.
Write DR.. Pierce, President OF the
Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y, for
confidential advice and you will re-
ceive the medical attention OF q
specialist. wholly without fee-no
charge whatever.
Send loo for trial pkg. "Favorite
Prescription Tablets. Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-24
Good News For
Fat oIks!
If you want to reduce ten
to sixty pounds easily
and quickly, read this.

Most fat people would Ike to En-
Joy healthful. normal weight After
unpleasant experiences with starva-
ton dieting. drastic drugging and
tiresoms exercising. most CT those
burdened with surpluE weight give
up hope Of ever finding relief.
At last a home treatment has been
evolved. which is so simple that some
nay doubt its efficacy for that rea-
son alone. But don't pass Judgment
until you know more
A very easy requirement Of this
unique system OF fat reduction il
that you take ten deep breaths each
morning and evening IN the open al
or standing by an open window Take
one oil OF koreia capsule after each
meal and before retiring at night;
also follow the other simple direc-
tons that come with the capsules.
This treatment often shows a
noticeable reduction in a very Few
days It's consistent use should
greatly improve the general health.
overcome sluggishness and reduce
your weight 70 normal Beauty fig
ure. add 10 vitality and efflciency--
become genuinely happy. The oil OF
korein capsules may be obtained AZ
the drug store It IS certainly happy
feeling % have = 1.-the, natural fig
ure--ACF-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-24
FARMERS WIFE
EASILY CARRIES
HUNDRED LBS.
Before she took Tanlac
slightest eXertion tired
her out-Has gained Is
pounds.

Another statement regarding the
remarA17 bic results being obtained
from Taulac was made a few C0--
ago by Mrs George Hudspeth. wife
OF retired farmer. residing at 400
Caldwell avenue, Dallas, Texas. Mrs
Hudspeth said
with the exception o. slightly dis
ordered kidneys I have always been
strong and healthy until last March.
Then I was taken down with measles
and got in a terrible fix- Nv temper
allure for several days went up To
one hundred and four and when T
finally got over the measles nv kid
stomach all upset Nothing 7 ate
seemed 10 DO me any good 7 lost
weight and got in a horribly weak
ened condition
other medicines failed 10 N ne
any ~ood so 7 decided TO try Tau1lc
and the results have been wou1e-fr-'
NV stomach trouble was soon relieved.
nv appetite improved and began
picking Cn in weight T have only
taken two bottles Of Tanlac and now
7 can eat and enjoy anything and
have actually gained fifteen pounds
Ny kidneys don't bother me anv more
and my strength IS remarkable Z
cen 10 au my homework including
The family washing WHY. can
actually carry a hundred pound bag
Of feed out TO the barn without arE
trouble 7 sleep fine and feel like
a new woman and work IS a pleasure
7 can't speak too highly OF Tanlac
and T an glad to tell anyone what
wonderful medicine 7 have found Il
10 h=--TsnI7c IS sc77 in Fl paso
by Kelly * Pollard COMPANY. Inc.
and Peoples Drug store. under the
personal direction OF a special Tan
T4c reureseurativ e-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-24

things, playing stock both IN New
York and Philadelphia and, oh. she
just adOres stock It's such good fuu,
And this is the first time she has
ever been this far west and she
thinks the country and climate IS
irsc too dear for words
sHe's been studying Tremendously
hard this week for the stellar role in
The Common Law" which the com
pany viii be seen in Sunday. and the
rehersals were on when q Herald
reporter walked down the aisle TO
the back OF the house, and took a
seat today. Miss Dss1fOnde was go
ing through her part OF the artists
model. which requires her TO change
her clothes ten times during the
performance Just think OF it,
Change clothes ten times IN two
hours and give a dramatic perform
ance in between. Ten changes OF
costume IS entirely beyond a re-
porter's ken. 20 say nothing OF Civ
ing performance.
But IN the little leading spirit or
the rehearsal. the reporter had still
more difficulty IN seeing more than
nineteen summers-dainty airy.
dignified. not in the least afraid Of
the director or manager or whatever
they call the big fellow who Erowls
at them and makes them do things
over. Oh dear, he was ferocioust
You see. I'm older than 7 look" she
said. and the reporter went home and
recorded the discovery Of q new
specimen in petticOats-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-24
T0DAYS ADJUSTMENTS
ALHAMBRA-sONIA MARKovA

Sonia Alarkova IS seen today at the
Alhambra in a touching story OF a
village girl, who after her betrayal
made an attempt to forget her trou-
bles IN a distant city. After a giddy
whirl Of dissipation. she is asked to
pose for an artist in his picture OF
The Madonna and Child" Thinking
that this will be a relief from her
round OF revelry, she gladly accepts
the work. When the picture Is COM
pleted. Il reminds her Of her disgrace,
and. in a fit OF rage. she leaves the
studio and sets out to aid other girls
IN similar circumstances. This story
IN the remarkably capable hands Of
this new star, IS shOrn OF any harsh
ness that might give offence. Nine.
Markova Is a welcome addition 10
screen stars. for she possesses talent,
a pleasing personality and beautiful,
expressive eyes that you will not for
get This picture shows some ex-
quisite scenes and the camera work
Is beautiful. Altogether II is a pic
ture well worth seeing. It is shown
today only. at prices IS. 20 and Is
cents, which include the war tax
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-24

quite naturally, her performance i'm
proved and she played the role for
three weeks. Then. father. stern and
unrelenting. bundled her back TO
school
Lie at school was very tame after
that The girls weren't nearly such
inspiring company as the members OF
the theatrical company had been. and
Lillian Quarreled with them Then.
for punishment. the matrOn required
her TO sleep all by her lonely self.
And what did Lillian do2 Not for
nothing she had been playing thea
tricals those three weeks She tore
the sheets into ribbons and tied them
to the bed post; she packed her grip
with the clothing she required. and,
rlvinE one last scared, sorrowing
look about the room where she had
spent so many pleasant days, she
slid down the linen rope In the
CHASTITY moonlight Across the
campus she waveringly stole and out
into the highway. From there it
vas a simple enough thing to gain
tire depOt and take the night train
which would carry her back to her
beloved theatrical company. And
before father found It out. she was
far. far away.
SO far from the usual story OF hard
climbing, Lillian has had a good time
er1 along. She had a place as Con
science" in Henry W Savage's or
iginal company Of "Everywoman,
and. after that she did various
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-24
News Notes From Movieland
By DAISY DEAN.
70 more anti-war playsl


N such IS the edict which has
4 gone forth from film producers
OF the country
At the request OF the department
OF justice. a session OF the National
Association Of the Motion Picture In
dustry was called recently. at which
United States attorney Caffey laid
the proposition before the gathering
It was pointed out that certain
films tending to discourage war.
were still being distributed IN this
country. While the practice was not
general. It was urged that producers
take the matter in hand at once, and
check II for all time.
Arthur S. Friend. who presided at
the meeting. expressed the hearty Co
operation OF the organization with the
government
Committees have been appointed.
and plans are being made to promptly
suppress any films Of a questionable
character Concrete examples are be-
ing sought, and drastic measures will
be employed, II the offense is per
sisted IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-24
Bedtime Story For The Little Ones
UNCLE wIGGILY AND THE wRINGER.

- Ut in front OF the hollow tree
house where lived Susie Little
- tail the rabbit girl. she rnd
Lulu Wibblewobble, the duck. were
having lots OF fun They were sing
ing 2 song which went something
ike this
Vow today We wash our clothes.
WASH our clothes. wash our clothesf
Vow today we wash our clothes.
Tomorrow we viii iron them"
Ea- Why not iron them todav7''
asked Uncle Wiggily LonEears. the
-abbit gentleman, as with a Jolly
laugh he hoped through the dried
leaves
why. our clothes won't be drv
enough to iron today" answered I.uly,
he duck You see. we have no
-riuger TO turn with a crank nd
IUeeze the water out Of our washed
r1ings, Uncle Wiggily."
we have TO wiring them in our
laws. and It takes longer for them
20 dry" said Susie, twinklinC her pink
.ese Ike the bunny rabbit gentleman
himself
~Ha. Then what you need is a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-24
FOREIGN CORPORATIONS
CAN'T GET MEXICAN PROPERTY

Mexico City. Mex, Nov. 24.-Con-
sulting attorneys OF the various state
departments meeting Thursday night
to discuss the interpretations Of the
constitution in regard to the acqulsi-
ton OF property by foreigners auopleu
n resolution in accord with the Origi-
nal constitutional article. The only
change emphasized was that Tor
eiEn corporation cannot acquire prop
ertv in any form and that foreign
companies must be incorporated un-
OF any kind.
It also specified that the nation re
serves the right to grant or refuse
acquisitions even II the requisite con-
ditions are fulfilled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-24

AK you see, I'm older than l
Y look" Just like that. she
Il said It. II she had been
talking 10 an ordinary mortal, they
might have asked her 20 repeat IT.
but a reporter has got 10 register
first Impressions definitely. Many
a good story has been Queered by
asking a person to repeat a state
ment They don't. really. but people
Of importance most always like to
appear TO dislike being interviewed
Every reporter knows they're
tickled TO death TO talk for publica-
tiOn.
But to get back to the little act
ress-sure she's an actress. little
Miss Lillian Des Monde. her very
name reCks OF the dramatic. doesn't
it, Her startling statement didn't
get rise out OF the reporter As
matter Of fact that Individual was 81
bit surprised. but reporters have got
10 act as though everything is com
monplace 20 them, so only a polite
doubt greeted her record breaking
admission. On second thought, the
reporter was bound 10 admit that.
granting the extent OF her experience,
she surely must be more than nine
teen.
But the reporter was constrained
TO believe that it hasn't been such a
long time since the little leading
woman Of the Oliver Players nov
holding the boards At the Crawford
theater. pulled off the clever trick
which brought her school days 10 a
memorable end You see. little Miss
Des MOnde-they called her Lillian,
then-was a school girl at the West
chester school just outside Philadel-
phia-yes. she's from Philadelphia
but she isn't a Quakeress-and she
had a very dear friend Of the family
who was managing n stock company.
When Lillian, who was the ring
leader in all OF the dramatic enter
tainments at school. was at her
home in PHILADELPHIA Tor the holt
days. the leading woman OF the
theatrical company was taken very
i'll and the friend OF the family put
Lillian in her place.
Lillian herself says she was awful
bad. and she can't for the life OF her
understand now how she got BY, but,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-24
aeHAND THAT ROCKS THE CRADLE

beginning tomorrow the Unique
will show The Hand That Rocks The
Cradle" a birth control story by the
famous Lois Weber. the author OF
many famous successes such as Even
AS You And To- ,'Hypocrites," where
Are My Children" etc where Are
Nv Children" was a play opposing
birth control while The Hand Ihat
Rocks The Cradle" in many ways.
shows II to be a good thing when
handled by the proper authorities No
children under I 6 will be admitted I'M
less accompanied by parents.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-24
CHINESE PREMIER IS OUT;
REBELS ADVANCING NORTH

Pezin, China Nov. 2z.-The resigna-
ton OF premier Tuan Chi-Jui, offered
several days ago. has been accepted.
and foreign minister Wang Tah-Sieh
has been appointed acting premier.
LANG Chi-Chiao. minister OF finance,
has been granted a leave Of absence.
The rebels in the province Of Human
are advancing north along the
Yangtse KiauE- Some generals who
previously had refused 10 support the
government now see the danger OF the
southern revolt and are requesting
the government to take strong mill
tary action The situation is compIi-
Gated owing TO the resignation OF
Gen. Wang Shi-Chen, chief OF the gen
eral staff, as there is no responsible
head Of the war office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-24
cRrrTay-yEW TxEYsTOyF.

To-Day ne GrCcIan pTe8ents DFall
new Keystone cOncOctiou Of mirth and
merriment. Haunted by Himself
Maude Wayne. George Binns and
galaxy Of Keystone Beauties help TO
make this comedy a Jolly mixture OF
fun and beauty. This picture VIII be
shown today only. Bring the kiddies,
they will enjoy &c as much as you
Monday the Grecian offers one OF
the years greatest productions, Rex
Beach's famous story. The Auction
Block" This is produced by Goldwyn
on pretentious scale-lavishly
staged. II is a picture OF much spien-
dor, depicting a story Of great power
dealing with night life in New YORK
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-24
OF DYNAMITE carr
BLAMED FOR ROUsE's DEATH.

Yuma, Ariz., Nov. 24.-Before 4 cor
oner's jury, evidence has been pro-
duced to the effect that the death Of
". ". Rouse. Of FL Paso, a conductor
who fell from his caboose platform
near WelltOn and was killed under
the wheels. was due TO the Jerking OF
what trainmeu call a dynamite" car
in which the airbrakes work badly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-24
WILL GIVE A PERFORMANCE
AT MAJESTIC FOR RED CROSS

Frank J. williams. manager OF the
Majestic theater. has rendered his
theater 10 the Red Cross for Deem
her Z, National Red Cross day, for a
free performance for the benefit OF
Red Cross. A two hours performance
will be given in the evening. the com
pany staging a tabloid version Of The
Time. the Place and the Girl" TO be
followed by an hours display OF NOV
ing picture films