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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09
OAKLAND, MD.

Lieut.. NJ. Wellington Crane is home
from Fort Myer for two weeks. George
William Shartzer arrived from Los
Angeles. Cal. to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Shartzer. F. w. Bes-
ley. state forester, was a visitor from
Baltimore. Mrs H. Creutzberg gave a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09

lower. they will continue to wear
stockings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09
Picked Up Here and There.

Probably to English eyes the attrac-
ton of Philadelphia lies in the fac,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09

Handsome Baroness d'Erlanger has
given what is probably the most un'
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Manicure Sets
MANICURE SETS or Partisan
ivory. consisting of nine
leather roll case. $3.50 Odd. 10
value.
MA NICURE SETS-With pearl
handle fittings; nine O. M
pieces in a leather roll sDe0.UU
case. $3.50 value. .....
MANICURE SETs-In Partisan
ivory, with nine fit % nE
tings in suede leather sDe1.S
roll case. $3.50 value.
PARTISAN IVORY MANICURE
PIECES-Including< knives, twee-
GERS, files, horns and glove az
stretchers. Special Christ LOC
mas Sale price.
PARTISAN IVORY MANICURE
sETS-Consisting Of six pieces. in
s1 asnSss es4is, l'ass sale sale S1.67
price,.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-29
Amuscments


Today is the last opportunity that
lovers of Francis x. ,Bushman and
Beverly Bayne will have of seeing
them in the prime hotodramatic
production of the Metro Month
"Their Compact" at Polls.
Scenes OF the West are intimately
depicted In the tale. of man, who,
defeated In shfs affection Tor a false
woman seeks the wilds :. sura and
then meets his fate among the min
ing shacks of the plain and simple
people.
.Pathes News. one of the most In
tensely interesting releases of the last
f@ws weeks weeks changes after to-
night. Scenes of life in many foreign
countries as well as America make
this well worth while. The screen
offering at Polls is supplemented by
such big vaudeville acts as IT Love
tha Ladies'" with a big cast Of girls,
music galore and pretty scenery ana
costumes.
Others appearing at Polls today
are The Kittaroe laps, thrillers; Scot
Gibson, a comedian Of exceptional
matchmaking possibilities: siggle &
Neal, and wyn-Ora in European
novelty unlike anything yet seen here
ON Monday William S. Hart, cham
pion delineator of Western America, Is
seen In the master-hlm, The Cold
Deck" This big production is equal
[, to anything since Birth of Nation.
1t Is sublime.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-29

The Defence League of the Spring
field Labor Union of Massachusetts,
VIII attempt to prevent a further adj
vance in the price of milk Oct. 1.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-29
SHUBE.RT THEATRE.

The Winter Gardens new fall ex-
travaganza, which will succeed 1.-THE
Passing Show of 1912 at the Winter
Garden, New York, will be presented
at the Shubert theatre, New Haven, all
next week, beginning Monday, Oct. 8,
with matinees Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday. This will he the only
presentation of this new Winter Gar
den spectacle prior to it's presentation
in New York. While the title of this
new show has not yet been made
known, it's producers promise that 1t
will Fbe the most humorous connection
yet devised for the Winter Garden, but
as spectacle it will surpass any OF.
the 81 predecessors. Harold Atteridge,
who has supplied the book for all
Winter Garden spectacles of late, has
provided the material for this new
show. Sigmund Romberg and Her
man Tmberg, have furnished the
score. Sigmund -Romberg has been
connected with the Winter Garden for
some years, while his collaboration Mr.
Tim berg, furnished considerable OF
the music for The Show of Wonders
and ''The Passing Show Of 1915" Mr.
Romberg lately provided the score for
'Maytime,'' the biggest musical hit OF
the New 4 DIX SSdSOI1. AS Now oAAO"
has been staged by j. G. Huffman,
who has put on many Winter Garden
| spectacIes and generally recognized as
the most expert producer of this kind
| of entertainment. The new show
will be in two acts and 20 scenes, with
| the usual spectacular feature at the
conclusion of the first act. 1t is an
extraordinary collection of comedians,
| singers and dancers that the Winter
Garden management has gathered to-
| gether for this entertainment. The
| chorus alone of this show will num-
/ Der $50, new collection of winsome
| witches, taught their various antics by
/ Allen K. Foster, the Winter Gardens
| dancing expert. The leaders of the
/ cast. which are sure to excite genera
/ interest will be Frank Tinney, &c
Wynn, Henry Lewis, James j. Corbett
| Herman Timberg, The Sharnocks
| Charles Judels, Frank Carter, San
| Ash, Roma June, Ada Lewis, The
| Cansinos, Sylvia Jason, The Duncan
Sisters, Leah Norah, Clemens ant
4 Dean, Vera Roem, Bud Murray and
i that exquisite young solo dancer, Viz
ginia Fissinger A collection of com
I edians and dancers, ans singers suf
ficient to fit out a dozen musical com
| edies.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-29
PLAZA

%Iris.. a five-act flmizaton OF Sir
A. wv. Pinero's widely read story with
Alfrne Taylor as the star of the piece
will be offered as the Plaza's main at
traction tomorrow night while many
other big features will be found on
the proeram. fa~
The frst haff. of the coming week
will bring another of Nine Dorees
stupendous operate, revues with eight
gifted soloists as the headline vaude-
vflle turn. Few there are among
Rride6portss music lovers who do not
refnefnber with pleasure the recent
presertations of the famous impress
sario,s ~Ceiebrities'' at the Plaza and
when IL Is. taken into consideration
that this, her latest Offering, which
she chooses to term her Oriental
singers.s is recognized as even
greater triumph. It is a safe bet that
the cosy playhouse will be crowded to
capacity at every performance during
the engagement. eE.55,
Another bright spot ON the program
will be Tom Lynch. the popular To-
cal minstrel boy who has Just returned
from a stour with the Hi Henry Min
sire lorxauization. Tom Is probably
the best known OF our many local
thespians and his keen wit is ever en-
joyable.
Salome Parker and company in The
Last Laugh and Lexey and O'Con-
nor in singing and dancing diver
sion viii. complete the vaudeville
The Id6faters,s Louise Glaum's
most sensational screen production,
will be offefed In addition to a twO-
reel Keystone production entitled "A
Pawnbrokers Heart. ="
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-29
EMPIRE

OF vital interest to every American,
whether OF native or foreign parent
age. IL The Stacker the tremendous
Metro patriotic master production
featuring the star of stars, Emily Ste
veHs and which will top the pro-
grams at the Empire for four days
commencing Sunday evening. This is
the play you have all been awaiting
and Let IT be understood that IL is with
out doubt the greatest patriotic mo-
tion picture play, ever attempted.
Tonight's program is headed by the
latest Paramount masterplay, Exile .
a drama Of thrills and big moments in
which beautiful Olga Petrova is fea-
tured. Other feature plays.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-29
LYRIC

An unusual : and astounding sex
drama, t.The Natural Law will be
the attraction at the Lyric theatre
next week following Tho Command
ing Onicer.. which has It's, last per-
formance tonight Daily patinees will
be given - ~ 81 t34,.s s% ..x
Although this sensational sex play
is BY far one of the most outspoken
offerings ever given by the Poll Play
ers It has the Recommendation of
hundreds OF sociologists and doctors
of divinity all over the United States.
The play is the work of Charles Sum-
ner. q graduate OF Chicago University
and for some time dramatic re-
viewer for the Chicago Herald. He
participated In the theatrical produc-
lions at Jane Adams social settle
ment in Chicago, and for year
taught civil government at the stet-
son anniversary in Florida He has
also been a contributor. to the Amer
lean Journal Of Sociology.
The Natural n. Law concerns q
young woman artist and her affair
with a young model an athlete Oh
great physical beauty in her employ
How she goes, when she finds herself
about to become, "a mother. after a love
affair with, the young man, to an. ell
derby physician to whom she is, en-
gagged for help. is developed in tbs
course OF the action.
Warda Howard takes the unusua.
role OF the young woman who make.
the unconventional appeal for help tt
the doctor.
AT the Sunday night concert at tn,
Lyric feature photoplay, 1.-THE Ely,
of Envy" starring Wilbur Crane, viii
be shown
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-29
The Wednesday Afternoon
Musical Club

ATTRACTIONS EXTRAORDINARY
FOR SEASON 1817-191S.
Opera - 'sThe Impresario," Mozart.
The Casino Monday evening, Octc-
Der Is, 1917. Soloists, Miss Flor
ence Macbeth, Miss Mabel Garrison,
Albert Reiss, David Bispham and
Sam Frankie, and Orchestra.
Piano Recital Guiomar Novaes.
First M. E. church, Wednesday
afternoon, January 9, 1918.
Trio de Lutece-George Barrere,
F1utist; Carlos Salzedo, Harpist;
Paul Kefer, 'Ce1list. First M F.
I church, Wednesday afternoon, Feb
ruary 13, 1913
Song Recital, Nine. Marie Sundelius,
soprano, of Metropolitan Opera
House. First M. E. church, Wed
nesday afternoon, April "a, 1918. +
Also seven other musicales.
Subscribers tickets $500. Students
tickets $500.
en- sale October 1913, inclusive at
Davis & Hawley's and October 15 at
Casino. 127s .
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-29
LEARN TO DANCE

Now is the time and Quilty's in the
Colonial ball room, Fairfield avenue
the place. to learn to dance The
classes for the 18th season of this
popular school will be formed next
week, a class for beginners at g Wed
nesday evening, a class for high
school pupils at Friday afternoon,
and a private class fos beginners at 8
Friday evening. The waltz, one step
and fox trot will be taught in eight
1essonss at moderate terms, and sue
Gets IL assured. Glasses for the chill
dren will be formed Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Information re-
garding terms. which are moderate, or
registration, will be given at the ball
room either in person or by tele-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-29
DENTISTS OFFICE

The Old Established Business of the
late, DR.. William F. Gerrish, of $50
East Washington Avenue with chairs,
engine, instruments, etc., complete
and up to date; also furnishings COM
plete for dwelling where Office is To-
Gated.
The above will be sold in whole or
in part.
An opportunity seldom offered.
Can be seen between 10 and II
a. m.
HELEN F. MORRISON,
az Administratrix.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-29

The Commercial Gable Co. an
nounces the administration of British
India advices that cablegrams with
prepaid replies, for delivery in the
field in Mesopotamia, should not be
accented
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-29

The result Of the trial OF General
Seukhomhnoff proved to be great
surprise, to 1.-The Russian general pub
hcf who foresaw the acquittal of his
wife. Mime. Soukhom1inoff and ex-
peqted the same decision for him.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-29

The San Francisco Board of Super
visors approved of the plan of the
city purchasing the United Railroads.
The railroad operates two-thirds Of
l the street cars in San Francisco.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-29

Mayor Wendell D.. Rockwell an
nqunced that the War Department
had decided not to accept the Ford
factory and assembling plant, offered
by-Henry Ford. for use as a quarter
masters depot at Cambridge. Mass.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-04
OLD DISTRICT
AGAIN ACTIVE
Old California District At
tracts Attention; Has
S8.OOO.OOO COMPANY.

san Simon, Ariz, July 4-The old
California mining district in Cochise
county is again active. tt was a pro-
ducing district before the rich mines
OF the Bisbee district were known and
the formations are similar TO those Of
the Bisbee district
The district famous in the days OF
the Apaches. has q number OF rich
properties. One, the Hilltop Metal d
Mining company, is an sS.Ooo.00O cor
poration and has no stock for sale.
the management claiming that the
company has all the money needed TO
carry our present development plans.
The Hilltop is driving new tunnels
and opening new and rich deposits Of
shipping ore The company expects 10
have ore blocked out sufficient 70 jus
tify building q railroad 10 the district
in 1918.
The North Hilltop Extension Min
ing company. just organized with
headquarters az san Simon. is crowd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-04
HOSPITAL UNITS
CELEBRATE DAY
Doctors, 0rderlies, Nurses
Line Up as the Colors
Are Raised

British Front in France. July A.
American hospital units attached to
the British army and in charge Of six
great general field hospitals cele-
brated the Fourth of July with loyal
patriotism. At noon all doctors. nurses
and orderlies were drawn up at pa
rade. BuEles were blown. flags were
raised and short addresses were de-
Hvered by the commanding officers
The British patients took great inter
est in the exercises.
Later there was a real old fash
Toned strawberry festival at a Brit
ish base where there are two hos
pitfalls. Two games Of baseball were
played
Last night there was a boxing tour
nament which included several inter
national bouts, the Americans having
brought along some very handy men
The most fun was a bout between two
small French boys not much bigger
than the gloves they wore. The
Americans and the Tommies showered
them with silver and copper coins.
Unable TO pick these up with their
gloves on, the boys began to grub for
the silver pieces with their mouths
Ihereupon the bout was declared
draw.-lBy A P)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-04
SAYS EDDY COUNTY LEADS In
SUPPLYING GUARD RECRUITS

Santa Fe, n. ~. July Federal
disbursing officer R. c. Reid has an
nounced the following as the number
OF recruits furnished by each county
to the national guard thus far. each
county being credited for the number
on the national draft quota Eddy
county leads with 156 men and san
Juan is at the foot OF the list with
two Chaves is second with 116. Santa
Fe third with 112, Bernalillo fourth
with los, none Of the other counties
reaching the 100 mark ColfaL fur
nished seven recruits, Curry 81. Dona
Ana sc, Grant so, Guadalupe IS. Lin
coin four, Luna four. Mckinley so,
Mora %, Otero q, Quay Is, Rio Arriba
three Roosevelt 80, san Miguel %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-04
SPEAKERSURGE
MEN To ENLIST.
Patriotic Exercise To Be
Concluded To Get
Guard Recruits.

Patriotic programs viii be held
nightly DO Pioneer plaza. beginning
tonight and continuing until July H..
TO stimulate recruiting for the ma
tioHal guard units being organized in
FL Paso. The speakers selected fo-
tonight are state senator claude
Hudspeth. collector OF customs Zach
Lamar Cobb and Joseph 81. Nealon. A
Mexican band viii give a concert dur
ing the evening.
Recruiting officers for the Euard
have announced the speakers for
Thursday night and viii arrange pro-
grams for the other evenings later in
the week The Thursday night speak
ers viii be A. w Norcop. Rev Percy
r. hulcherbocker and state reuresen-
tative r. H. Thomson.
Recruiting officers are making an
earnest drive 10 recruit up the Rich
ard F. Burgess infantry company and
the hospital unit 10 be headed Jy Dr.
w r. Jameson, I'D order that these
organizations can be mustered into
tie state service. Personal appeals
are 10 be made TO each man eligible
for service in an effort TO fin up the
Texas guard quota AT the Programs
during national guard recruiting week
recruiting Officers VIII be in attend
ance to sign up those who wish to
join the sevice.
Both Companies Need Men.
The Burgess company is i'm need of
- men TO recruit il up TO the strength
necessary for state service The
Jameson company is stl lacking 20
men Since Monday, recruiting in
both organizations has been very
slow.
j. F. Cooley. commander company A.
which has been recruited 10 its ueces-
sary strength. is making arrange
ments with Brig Gen. George Bell. IT.,
TO allow the company TO 20 into camp
at the site formerly occupied by the
Fifth field artillery, in Kern Place. I
The site is equipped with running
water and shower baths. II is ex-
pected that final arrangements for the ]
camp VIII be made Thursday or Fri
day and the company viii go into
camp soon after. II is the intention
of the company commander TO start
Immediately drilling and training the I
troops.
Officers Are Examined.
Officers Of the new Texas units here 9
underwent examinations TUESDAY be- I
fore military boards from the regular J
army at Fl Bliss.
II is not definitely known when the 1
mastering into federal service Of the /
organizations already recruited here I
viii take place. Lieut. Col. II. Z. Ste !
vensOn. First Texas infantry. who /
has charge Of the organization Of the ]
new Increment, has wired Brig. Cen
John a Huleu. az Houston. asking
permits sion 10 muster the troops into .
the Texas guard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-04
MURGUIA RETURNS WITH
MONEY FOR HIS TROOPS

Gen Francisco NIurguia. command
er Of the Carranza forces I'm the state
Of Chihuahua, has returned from Mex
leo City 20 his Chihuahua headquar-
ters, according TO official advices re-
ceiEed In Juarez from the state capt.
tai Wednesday He reached Chi1ua-
hua late Tuesday and brought. 10 %
said. 100000 pesos with him in or
der 20 pay off the troops Of the state.
Cen Murguia has been i'm Mexico
City In conference with president
Neuustano Carrau1a and other gov
eminent officials for about four
weeks. During his stay iu the capital,
Cen Francisco Gonzalez has been act
ing commander Of the zone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-04
TROOPS MARCH:
INSPIRE FRANCE
lie Temps Says Germany
VIII Count Troops U.
S. Can Supply.

Paris. France, July 1.-THE popu-
Iation Of Paris, in saluting the Amer
lean troops on July A. says lie Temps.
Expresses the joyous confidence that
military cooperation Of the United
States Of America inspires in rs. Ev-
eryone feels instinctively that vic
tory is ours. on seeing march by them
these soldiers who have come so
quickly from the country that sees
everything on a large scale
Germany. which has just witnessed
the reawakening of the Russian army,
viii count with anxiety the regiments
massed on the other side Of the At
lautic. Events I'm Galicia rob her Of
all immediate hope. while American
preparations make vain all aspirations
for the distant future"
When American troops arrived at
the barracks they were greatly pleased
by their assignment TO quarters In
five story building, mainly constructed
Of stone, which they viii occupy eZ-
The French government had
supplied individual beds with mat
tresses and a supply Of bed linen. The
quarters take the three up
per stories and are light and well ven
tilated- On the ground floor are
shower baths and wash rooms
French Troops Serve Them
After arms were stacked and sup
plies properly stored. the French sol
iiers served an excellent luncheon at
noon The menu consisted OF roast
beef and cold bologna sausage, baked
potatoes. cucum bers and lettuce salad,
cream cheese, bread and butter. coffee
and cherries and oranges for dessert
The French viii supply all rati0ns
used IN the barracks.
On sight Seeing Trip.
During the afternoon the army Y NJ
9. A. took the soldiers on a sightseeing
rip through Paris using motor trucks
as conveyances. Leaves VIII not be
allowed the soldiers until after the
lose Of the Fourth Of July celebration.
Troops Move To Front soon
II has been announced that the
American contingent viii be moved as
soon as possible TO training camp in
he rear Of the fighting zone where
hey viii receive their instruction
lrior TO being sent into action
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-04
ARMY NEEDS 1000 MEN FOR
SIGNAL CORPS; ALSO COOKS

There are 1000 vacancies in the sig
nal corps and the army recruiting
station, third floor Herald building.
has been instructed by the war de
partmeut TO enlist as many as pos
sible for the signal corps Gable.
telegraph and radio operators are
especially wanted and also there are
vacancies for photographers and men
who have a Knowledge of telephone
and telegraph installation work.
The war department has also in
structed the local recruiting office 10
enlist as many cooks as is possible
Capt. Ferdinand Fonda, recruiting
officer at FL Taso, left Tuesday night
on a trip through the FL Paso sub
station recruiting district. He will
go first 10 Albuquerque, y NJ. and
later TO Amarillo. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-04
NEW YORK CELEBRATION
PATRIOTIC BUT NOISELESS

New York, July "A n0iseless
but patriotic program featured the
celebration Of Independence Day in
New York A salute Of As guns on
Governors Island. followed by a sa-
lutte and the unfurlinE OF the flag
on the block house in Central Park,
formally opened a patriotic and athle-
tic program in which band concerts.
folk dances and military drills took
the place Of the noise producers of
other years.
In public parks throughout the
greater city these exercises were de
signed as an aid 10 recruiting for the
national guard and the regular army.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-04
NEW MEXICO.
LOfLNGTON. PLAINYIEW & TATIM.
NEW MEN. ATTO MATI. LII


Leaves Iatum a. m Monday We'd
nescays and Fridays FOR Lovington. max
ms connexions Al Lexington for Carlsbad
and all points in Pecos valley. Returning
Wednesdays and Fridays for PIainvisr.
4-cDonalds Alnss scott and Tstuu1. Fare
one way Iatum 70 LoVinEtoa. 81 round
KIP 1850 SO pounds baggage carried
1ree- l. r. James. Tatuu. New Mexico.
LORDSBURG. TYRONE. SILVER CITY
auto; leaves LordsburE daily I D. n. via
4srones leaves Silver City daily s a. m.
va Tyrone. Through fare one way IS.
way $500; round TIP s5-oo Scott Garage.
Lordsourg, y. NJ Broadway Hotel ST.
yer City, n n
LAKE VALLEY, HHIsboro aud Efnrrtou
auto stage and express line meets all
trains at Lake Valley. Wire at ny expense
Lor special trips anywhere at any time.
S S-alss reasonable F W. Mister, Hinsboro.
ENGLE-HOT SPRISGs-Chlorids VIA Els-
phant Butte; mail cars daily except sun
Gay leaving Engls a m Also service cars
- ny point any time The government
-epenos on me; 50 can you Ask FOR u. A.
Barry. EnEie. N n
hOSW ELL-CAREIZOZ nail uue-our
altornobile leaves Carrizozo for Roswell AZ
40 p m, arriving at Roswell at $50 pm
Car leaves Roswell FOR Carrizozo AZ z a. n
ARRIVES az Carrlzozo at as D. n Through
tare one way, $50. intermediate points
SC per nile Baggage carried VI 70 rs
pounds 90 pounds free. Excess a. Ic psr
pound Operated By Roswell Auto Co
CARLSBAD & LOYTNGTON, y. M.-Auto.
nan and passenger line. Leaves Carlsbad
daily. except Sundays. at a. m Arrives
AZ LoVington at D. m Cars leave Lsvlng-
Ton daily except Sunday at a. m for
carlsbad a1d all intermediate points. Is
lbs baggage carried free. Fare 20 Low
lngton- $50. 800 off On all round trips.
Telephone H. Carlsbad Auto Co. h C.
Kerr. manager.
MOGOLLON STAGE LINE AND AUTO-
MOBILE LIVERY
Daily passenger service 20 and from AL
points between Silver City and ATosollon-
cars leave Silver City on arrival Of santa
re train No. 81 MoEollon. 8 a. m Cars
10 all points around Silver City. Lowest
prices consistent with good service
BENNETT MOTOR TRANSIT Co.
aone 10 ODD. the DcpuL