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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-16

Today IS the last showing Of Doug
las Fairbanks's newest picture at the
WiEwam- In The Man From Painted
Post" Doug has lots OF opportunities
TO return to the strenuous life for
which he Is noted He appears as a
man OF nerve, whose business II Is to
put a stop to cattle rustling How he
does it is well worth seeing. There are
no idle moments in "The Man From
Painted Post and when Doug is not
busy someone else is The winners
Of the great Cheyenne rodc7 took part
in the picture. There are some in
cidentsl scenes showing their skill
with the rope, in the saddle and in
buldogging steers. All in all this is
one Of Fairbanks most representative
pictures. It is brand new, having Just
been released by the Aircraft Pictures
corporation
Tomorrow beautiful Edna Goodrich
the famous beauty and former Charles
Frohman star, viii be seen in Queen
\, a story OF the mysterious New
York Chinatown and underworld. Miss
Goodrich wears many Of the beautiful
gowns for which she is noted.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-16
ATTRACTIoNs AZ IL BIIoT.

An extra good bill viii be shown
1T the BijOu today, one OF 20.
Henry's'' famous stories. THE Lone
some Road" and a George AIDE side
splitting comedy.
Tomorrow, one Of the best programs
ever shown at the Bijou theater, viii
will be shown in his new comedy, "Oh,
Doctor" Fatty" has surrounded him
self with a star cast, including Al St.
John and plenty Of fun has been in
Jected into this picture A Falcon"
feature, THE Understudy," a drama
Of social contrast and the happiness
that crowned a girls adventures will
also be shown tomorrOw.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-16
WEATHER BULLETIN


L. =. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BTREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-16
LARGE CROWDS
SEE GREAT FILM
Hall Gaines Story of Won.
drous Love, "The Manx-
Mar" at Grecian.

The wonderful story OF two men
and a maid. Of a loce that passeth all
understanding" Of wondrous heart
that knows the grief Of loves sweet
sorrow" and still smiles. that in a few
words is Han Gaines wonderful story
Of love and It's great sacrifice. "The
Manxman." which weaved a spell
about large crowds yesterday at the
Grecian theater and held them en-
thrared as the story gradually I'M
folded and finally led to the soul-stir-
ring climax
Aside from the big scenes in this
play5 one Of them having II. 200 peo-
pie; aside from the superlatively
beautiful photography. the human ele-
ment IN this story is superfine. En-
tlrely unusual in theme. different
from anything ever offered before, 1t
tells e story that reaches the very
roots % the heart-that brings a lump
10 the throat and that lifts one to
supernal heights.
The ManXmau" VIII be shown at
the Grecian today and tomorrow It is
a picture no one can afford TO miss
worthy OF an advance in admission.
IN fact shown in other cities for 50
cents the Grecian has decided to show
this sterling attraction at regular
feature admission, % cents.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-16
View Our Lovely New
Ribbon Novelties
.splendent with real

~ novelties made of ribbon. Won
derfully clever conceptions that are
decidedly useful and ornamental to
the extreme.
1t will be our pleasure to show You
these novelties and explain how they
are made, so that those so inclined
Can make them themselves. Or our expert needle
workers viii duplicate them at a small cost
It's not too early to think of Christmas Gifts and
prudent women have already started their Holiday
RememPrances. First Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-16
FUTURE WATER SUPPLY Of CITY
T0C0ME FROM WELLS DOWNTOWN

If Present Test Is a Success, Rotary Electric Pumps
VIII Be Installed and Wells Sunk in Parks, Vacant
Lots and Elsewhere; Will Insure Water Supply
at a Greatly Reduced Cost to Citizens.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-16
No PsIitics IN WaferwarIzs.

Mr. Jackson says there IS absolutely
no politics in the WaterWorks depart
ment OF the city. Il want 10 give Tom
Lea and Charles Davis credit" he
said "for keeping politics out OF the
waterWorlzs department. Our chief en-
gineer, and he is a good one, was ap-
pointed by mayor Kelly and he is still
on the job. IN fact most Of the people
in the water department have been
there since the Kelly administration
was in office Neither mayor Lea nor
mayor Davis has ever asked me TO put
q man TO work in the city water de
partment. We hire men for their abil-
ity-not for their vote"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-16
Use Kelly sprinEfieId TIrcs

and save money
Bose Rubber Co.
go Texas. Adv. I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-16
A Word About Decorations

features for
dances, dinners.
card parties,
teas, etc. F sk'5-,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-16
Uph0lstering Done In
Our Shops By AN Expert

NUR upholstery department IS complete with
" new. furniture coverings, including tapestry,
velour. damask and leather Our work is done IN
''The Popular shops by who learned his
trade in the factory. All work positively guar
anteed by 1.-The Popular to be satisfactory in
every respect. -CSlXth Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-16


at Is astounding how very diff
cult Il is at present to get supplies
OF a mechanical nature and the high
price they bring when you can get
them: but this is not absolutely alone
the case in machinery. for fuel oil,
everything in fact. has advanced
@Ve nre now charging water
users - cents a thousand gal
Ions, as against 20 cents year
aEOs yet VIC are not charging as
much above the old price as II Is
costing us above the price Of Op-
Grafton two years ago. We are
paying S20O n day more for fuel
oil today than two years ago. We
are now paying 500 as against
1-15 two years ago, and we use n
carload Of oil day We are now
payina $50 n ton for pipe TINT
cost S2G two years ago. Waste,
of which we use a great DEAL lu-
bricatinE OIL every thing we use,
are now very much higher than
two years ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-16
; = = - lIachssl :.

Relative humidity
Tuesday. IS percent
Precipitation last II
state OF weather e..
Lowest temp. last p
Highest temp. yestd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-16

some. if not all. Of the new wells on
Montana street in operation
"El PaEo used more water this
summer without troops than we used
in 1916 with all the $4,000 troops
here Vegetable and flower garden
inE caused much Of this drain on our
supply There were times this sum
mer when we consumed 100000 gal
Ions Of water a day. and we had to
hitch I'D the Watts pump to take care
Of the extra demand.
Water system Profitable.
The water system OF the city
Is operating at good profit.
Our average net earnings. above
ali expenses OF operation and in
tercSt on bonds are $4,000 to
S1G-0o0 month We have been
using this in mixing extensions
and Improvements, however.
Eve have recently doubled the ca
pacity or our pump and engine house
on the mesa. We have also construct
ed concrete tank for the accommo-
dalton Of - carloads OF crude oil.
giving us a total storage capacity OF
30 carloads Of crude oil. We have put
in. at q cost OF about $500, the foun-
dation for two new engines One OF
these viii arrive soon. we hope; the
other will come later: but II was
cheaper TO put down the foundstion
for both at once than 20 put the fOun-
daff0ns in one at a time We have in
plant, by which we are able to take
care Of much Of our own repair work.
Engine Run on Air.
eve are now down 40 feet on the
new well that We are sinking This
is on the north side OF the city's
mesa tract. where we put down eight
wells during the past two years and
developed an absolutely new field.
We are sinking this well with COM
pressed air instead OF steam. We
turn the compressed air into the en-
CINE and turn the engine with air in
stead Of steam It cost US formerly
about $50 a day for coal for steam
for this engine; the air costs US about
81 a day, but We can't spare the air
in summer time
I'VE have found a good use for
some Of that heavy clay that comes
out Of the mountain up on Mesa ave
nue. we mix II with water and make
a soft batter OF il and pump 1t into
the wells as We drill them. This clay
gathers on the sides OF the well and
makes q sort OF gum that holds back
the sand and gravel and keeps them
from CsvinE i'm as we drill Later.
we wash out this clay and let the
gravel and sand cave, and the more
IL caves the larger opening IL gives
us IN the ground for water bed
from which TO draw our supply
The delay in the arrival Of the big
Fulton-Tosi oil engine. which we have
been after for over a year, IS the
shortage OF high grade steel The
manufa cturers can't get a cram kshaft
for it; the government Is taking ali
such steel for cannons-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-16

Buy Goodyear Tires


AT Boss Rubber Co
322 Texas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
CONTEN1PTIBLE POLITICS

undeS this caption Vinan proceeds to denounce
Mcdonald from the
Hospital city official VINO for ihf past SIX
circumstances has served tho puo al
brilliantly The indignant FalEnont una
goes remark:
politics the sole reason 1or
brought about BY politicians ana n vi"
will provided expense CT me
OF the nnfounaeS who from time 10
!, the hospital. goes without saying
The West vtrginap purely in tho
Dr. Mcdonald was relieved OIL MS
ute and deserving Democrat provided Dr. Barlow WAS
Hospital after investigation which eo
him of charges They parallel
subjected the OF an
In Yesterdays negncer Dr. BARLOW vent
procedure and especially
hypocrisy pretensions bipartisan action and his I'M
that profession We presume mat
D McDoa friends are equally his retire
ment
said before and repeats it Is not so much the
officials the
expected hungry horde much the loss OF their
bc unpa-
performance That what dus
those who acquainted With the
Cornwe all his life Governor
Il where he deceives himself that he has
deceive the thinking
o citizenship that score
proved falseness Of the SANDERS
pleaded
and The
paradox
should be reduced the extremity OF
Charging that III Carlow oaom in the administration
one affairs Of n, Spencer Hospital: unparsan l. is laugh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
SPEED THE CoLORED BOYS

More than score Of the colornd
hoys OF Wheeling and Ohio county.
who have proved their fitness under
the provisions Of the sclective draft.
leave for their training quarters a;
Camp Lee tomorrow. The members
their own race have arranged to
l. -e them a fitting scnd-off. and il is
incumbent on the white population 20
be no less dcmonstrativr than they
were In giving an enthusiastic fare
we'll to their kin and kind. There -
no color line in this contest for lib
erty. Besides, these colored youths
are American citizens in every sense
OF the word, and are imbued with the
same patriotism as their while
brothers.
There Is Significance In tnmor
rows demonstration that should not
be lost sight OF. The fathers and T.
grandtathers Of the boys who 20 from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
By HAYWOOD BROWN,
Accredited to the PersnlnG Expedition
airy Forces IN France by
The IntelEg encer.

EUE1NS oct. l0.--Tho guild" and
curator " m" cathedral pointed I" It
great shell rnlc in thu t!""r and sad.
"On this spot in the Year A95 Clovis.
the king uf tho Franks. was baptized
by the blessed ST. Ermi with oil which
vaa brought from heaven IN u holy
flask by a dove"
Something flew over the cathedral
lust then. hu: we knew II was not a
dove. 1t whstI"d like strong wind.
and presently the shop or cnnf"c-
TONER some ten blocks away folded Up
with q ripping. smashing sound. Clovis.
with his II centuries wrapped about
him. WIS snfe enough. He had quit
the spot In TING. Tu; Younger
man duckcd. Tho guide did not even
Iook up.
The first stone &C tho present cath"-
,iral was laid In May. l@l2. by thu"
Archbishop Alberto dc UumbcTt. h"
said.
Another big shell tore tho sky. and
this time the smash was nearer. II
seemed certainly no moro than nine
blocks away. The young man began
TO calculate He figured that no was
seven centuries down. while tn" Ger
mans had nine blocks to so. That was
something but the guide failed 10 keep
up his pace through the centuries
There were no more happy htntuses.
There was Dispute.
SCHOLARS dispute" he continued. 'as
TO who was tho architect OF the cathe-
,iral. Some say it was designed by
Robert dc Coucy; others name bernard
dc scissors. hue certain authorities
hold 20 GauthIer de Rcims and Jean
d'Orhais." Two moro shells crossed
tho cathedral. Tho controversy seemed
rcgrettabIe and the young man shifted
constantly from foot TO foot. Tic ap-
reared To f""l that thor? was loss
chance OF being hit II he were on the
wing. SO 70 speak.
"Onn or two have named Jean 1.oups."
said the guide. hut he shook his head
even as he mentioned him. 1t was "vt-
dent that h" had no patience with LoupS
or his hackers. Indeed the hcrnsy
threw him or his stride and tn. next
smash which came during thr lull was
NOR. stcHiicart than any Of the others.
The crash was the peculiarly diSa Cr"e
able on" which occurs when Il large
shell strikes n snail hardware store.
Even tho guide noticed this shell. I,
reminded him of tho war
Since April. nc said. "thn Germans
have been homnarGins Rheims with
naval CUns. All the shells which they
fire now are three hundred and twcn-
tics Or larger They Or" about $50
shells day At the city. mostly In tho
afternoon. and they usually aim Mt III"
cathedral or some riar" near ny"
Tho young man noted by HIS watch
that It was just 1870.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
DIR. M'DoNALD's REMOVAL.

From the t'airmunt West NirGiniah'
This newspaper would be SUI.
prised beyond measure If 1t should
develon that there was any otheE
reason for the removal OF Dr. NC,
Donald from the 'supcrintendency OF
I3armonl Hospital No. 3 than pol-
tics. And il does not hesitate 10 say
that the removal for such reason
Of man who has served the public
ali the time under the most trying
circumstances. faithfully. ably, some
tines even brilliantly. for sixteen
years is an outrage which ought 10
bring blush Of shame TO the cheek
of every man who had a hand IN II,
including the governor of the com
monwealth, who. whatever he may
think abour the obligations and lhe
cx.Cencics Of party poliitcs as we
have il here in West Virginia. Ger
tainly knows that in this he is per-
miitin- himself 10 become party
10 Il deal Of dirty craftsmanship which
j. in every way unworthy OF hlm5eH.
The fact that in the. change mere
the successor of the man removed
IDl pUIliINIisl III ti'- VI N'HN"'s
sense of ;hp word. and is physi-
clan Of ability and fine personal
record. has nothing 10 do with the
case. Unless We are very much mis-
taken politics was the sole reason for
the change; the change was brought
about b. politicians and they will see
10 II that the organization 10 which
they belong gets benefits Of some
sort. That these benefits Will be pro-
vided at the expense of the tax payers
if not at the expense Of the unfor-
tunateS who from time 10 time arc
sent 10 the hospital. goes without
saying.
II is time West Virginia got OVER
that sort If politics. This Is no
longer Il backwoods commonwealth. 1t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Ripping Rhymes
BY WALT MASON.
TRAITORS.

Disloyal takers still abound. and. in
my watchful waiting. while am poster
Ing around. I hear the traitors trailing.
Oh. some OF them are humDIe guys. and
some have higher places. who push nm
patriotic lies through never-rcstin2
faces. I hear them in the blacksmith
shop. where smoke and SCOT blow ser
EN-: and then again I hear them yamp
in senate or the forum. Some OF the
traitors mean no harm. but wish To
draw attention. and SO they're boosting
pcacn's charm with zeal too coarse To
mention. And some just let thetr jaw
bones play because that's their AIM
bition; and gone, perhaps. draw Prus-
Sim pay for dealing in sedltton. No
other warning nation thus would stand
for all this treason, would let the trait
org rant and cuss withou: rhyme or
reason The traitors great and traitors
small. obscure or bearing titles-thcy'd
back EN- up against wnll and shoot
Them through the vitais.. Fear them
yawp. whereer am. these pestilenifat
eahdrrs. How patiently our Uncle Sam
cndures his nest of 'adders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
GOOD RECORD AS IT STANDS

II the sentiments Of the people
were regarded both Mexico and
Argentina would join with the thir'
teen Latin-American republics that
have made active or moral protest
against German autocracy and IN
trigue in politics and commerce. How
ever. these thirteen countries have
more than two-thirds Of the area Of
all LatIn-Amerlca; they are hon. to
ffty-six per cent Of the Latin-Ameri-
car population, and their imports and
exports account for flfty-four per cent
Of the total foreign trade OF Latin
America.
Here is the record Of how the re-
publics 70 tho south have lined up
against Germany 10 date: Cuba and
Panama have declared war. their
declarations following soon after that
of the United Statrs Bolivia, Brazil
costa RIGA, Guatemala. Haiti. Hondu-
.as. Nicaragua. Peru and Uruguay
have broken diplomatic relations.
Chilr and Salvador have revoked neu-
trality rs regards the United States.
Despite the practically unanimous
rn," OF both houses of the Argentine
Congress 20. suspend relations with
Germany. the President Of that coun-
Try has up TO tn" present refrained
from taking any decisive step. In r"
fusing to harhor rhe expelled German
minister to Duenos Aires. the repub-
lie OF Ecuador has indicated what its
ultimate decision is likely 10 be. Re-
ports from the FIVE remaining Latin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26

quote the inspiring words of this
woman:
Those who undertook 70 soil bonds
ccrc"d that i was Of the highest i'm
portauce that all Of us should make
,kes. w"Incn r.'"i that they forIn
,'rrt "t II" great movement which has
swept III. country, and that the gov
rrrmcat in TO small degree is relying
upon them in raising tn" vast amount
IL money 20 conduct this war =.
when INC considers that man, doTcs-
tics. Son.H 90 whom could not cvea
write. w"r. not only willing, hut anxious
To buy hrriS one must admit thar that
is Tho host proof Of patriotism that may
be found anywhere Some Of these
.inra"SticS had the cash. but most OF
;hcm will pay for thc bonds out of
their weekly earnings.
This is certainly one az the cheer
ing features OF this great insHira-
tioual campaign. and one that played
Il part In the experience of the Wheel.
ing campaigpers is we'll as in Louis
vile It is the same spirit that has
imb-ed the women OF France and
made that naticn uncOnquerable. It
is such women. as those of Louisville
and Wheeling that give the highest
hopes Of the inyincibilty Of this ma
ton. 1t IS q recital that ought to warm
the heart Of every patriot who reads
il. and cause the slacker's head 10 bow
in shame.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Jeanne's Stntue Safo.

through the sacrifice of the blood of
others. They are now called on to
offer thr same sacrifice that freedom
shall still live throughout the world
II lhe blood sacrifice had not been
paid for them they would sill BE- in
bondage. 1t is HAT which makes free.
dom So precious. which calls to our
highest impulses 70 maintain it that
our heritage shall not pass from III
and that the old sacrifices shall not
have been in vain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26

is one of the most important indus
trial States Of the Union, and it is,
second to none in the intelligence OF
its citizens. If the States surround.
ing US can manage to carry on their
party politics without making -..e
hospitals, the insane s:-ylums and the
ornhanages the pawns OF the game,
why we can too. Governor Cornwei!
knows that full we'll. We would hesl-
tate to say as much for the gang
which urged him on to make the
change here, Lut before the Governor
has gone his full four years at
Charleston he will learn to share our
dislike and contempt for the kind OF
politics that is played in Marion
county under the Democratic banner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
THE WOMAN'S PART.

80 il has come at last you say-thd
call.
.lid not know.
nor can rr:tii2" the truth. AZ all;
Bul whcu yoa go.
No hand brt mIme yon cleaning sword
shall take
Down from its place.
That YOU may WELD it we'll. FOR hohors
y little *pacc.
\ little spacc, perhaps. I, may be,
Since God Is good.
THAT He Will .S.u,l my soldier back 10
t.Nh. that lilo wouldO
Eut in the meanwhile. soldlcr-lovc. SEQ
How keen this blade!
Strike deep les, Justice. Truth and Lib
erty
Shall stand betrayed.
I am for pcacc--,nd fain, love, would |
lie
In your dear arms.
| am for pcacc--bnt when Il tyrant hand
shall ,Ift 10 smite
Aud mrnnc" our beloved native land
Win evil might.
Then can | say farewell and watch you
80
To do you part,
Cl:ccred by my EnLSnrcd; for no tears
shall flow,
(Llc still. my hearty
And be our parting one Of endless
length.
or bri,fcr while
Wore i, our last kiSS--ti0d would give
mo strength.
Dear Heart, 70 smile.
beatrice Barry in Now York Tribune.
Japan's gold specie has increased by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26

American republic arc conflicting. but
Il would seem that on the whole and
with possibly one exception they show
a leaning away FROM German intlu.
ence. The days OF German nropa-
gauda and espionage methods in Latin
America have not passed. nor are they
numbered. Nevertheless, tho posi-
blity that German efforts will succeed
is now remote.