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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
ORPHEUM FOLLIES PRESENT
THE CHAUFFEUR TOMORROW

In offering for the approval OF the
theater Eoers OF FL Paso. The Chauf-
fsur," which VII begin a weeks run
al the Crawford theater tomorrow
afternoon. the management OF the
Orpheum Follies has been swayed by
the fact that Ell Paso people like com
edy with real plot
The Chauffeur" IS a comedy in
three acts and has been produced In
New York Just recently for a very
successful run in which Elsie Janis
PLAYED the banner role. The roles in
The Chauffeur" lend themselves
very readily 20 excellent work in
characterization George Spauldiug
viii be seen as Pierre. The Chaut-
feur." a part which gives scope for
great acting. Others who have i'm
portant roles are Miss Ruth Sinclair,
prima Donna. who viii be seen as
Mary" Richard Burton. Chas. Nc
Dowell. Mr. Eyner. and Frank Nack
viii also be seen TO advantage. 10 IS
said. The musical numbers promise
TO please as many new songs and
dances Will be introduced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
AUTO CLUB NAMES SPECIAL
AGENT; CHANDLER REGISTERS

Benjamin Williams has been APP
pointed special agent of the II Paso
Automobile club. and fl is the desire
Of the directors OF the club 20 get
all insurance companies to cooperate
TO run down and prosecute thieves Of
automobiles and accessories.
". f. Pitts, Of Berkeley. Cal. who
has been touring Texas. was a visitor
at the touring bureau en- route 70
Deming.
George p. Chandler. president Of
the Hartford, Conn. Automobile club.
registered at the touring bureau Fri
day M. Chandler is a very enthUsi-
astc booster Of auto clubs and said
that his club consisted Of 500 mem
bers. Mr. Chandler was here as
speaker and organizer for the coun-
ell OF national defence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
LITTLE ROCK EXPLAINS ITS
FAILURE IN ENTERTAINMENT

George Firmin, general manager of
the Little Rock. Ark, board OF COM
merce. writes secretary A ". Reeves.
Of the FL PasO chamber OF commerce.
relative 20 the lack Of entertainment
furnished the delegates 20 tine lc-
cent two national road conventions
in his city and says the officials OF
the conventions. in making plans for
their meeting in Little Rock. old not
ask that city TO furnish anything eX-
cept a hall in which 20 hold the gath
erlnEs. That, he gives as an excuse
for the failure Of Little Rock 20 fur
nish any entertainment for the dele
gates. The banquet. which the dele
gates were invited 10 attend az 81 a
plate. he says. was arranged by the
Bankhead highway officials and not
by the Little Rock committee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
Villas School Pupils Make 4 Splendid
Showing In Purchase OF Thrift Stamps

ZACH room in the Villas school has
l. been organized into a War Saving
society with a certificate OF affilia-
non with the National war commits
sion
The children are very enthusiastic
AID there IS keen competition for the
record for stamps bought and sold.
There societies have weekly meetings
and many budding orators are found
among the four minute speakers Of
-he various classes
The Young Americans War Saving
society Of the high fifth grade, re-
ceutly gave a playlet entitled May
Baskets New" This was a May day
play in which the Nay baskets con-
tanned food for foreign children The
careful cook was crowne- ueen OF
Nay my Uncle sam and the play
closed with q drill forming the letters
r.. s. A. Each one Of the audience
lad 10 purchase a thrift stamp. the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

] IT THE home Of senator and Mrs
IA &. Fan. IN Three Rivers. New
Mexico, a most important arrival is
announced in the person Of Albert
Bacon FAN Chase. Who come on the
stork special from BabyviTe. Thursday
evening. The happiness OF Mt. and
Mrs. Clarence c. Chase is shared by
the distinguished senator and his
charming wife, who are joyous over
their fine new grandson. Mrs Chase
was before marriage Miss Alexina
Fall. the eldest daughter. and has
hosts or friends in FL Paso who ex-
tend fluctuations. and assurance that
this precious acquisition viii walk off
with the blue ribbon at the next baby
show
a daughter. Mary Louise Bates. was
born May 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
E. Bates, 1924 Williams street.
1Ir and Mrs. Herbert L. Nicholson.
400 Laurel street. are the parents OF
a son. Leonard, born April 80.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence S. Folsom, .f3 Diaz
street, May 5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
MUSICALS AND OTHER EVENTS WILL FILL WEEK
IN SOCIETY FOR Ell PASO ANS; THE FIRST WOMENS|
DAY At ELKS CLUB TO BE 4 FEATURE OF WEEK


cations viii have their last meetings
v thin the next few days. though they
are 20 enjoy social informals during
the next few months
In reviewing the happenings OF the
past week. one Kaleidoscope but one
large event-the annual luncheon or
the Womans club, on Wednesday,
which brought together more than 200
guests. other than the finale to the
year OF this organization. there were
only the usual knitting parties and
congeuial groups for tea; a dance Fri
day evening at the Elks club; military
hops at the Country club. Wednesday
night by the Fifth cavalry, and Friday
night by officers Of the 34th infantry,
and a few minor affairs.
Gen. and Mrs. r. l. Howe are
having a dinner OF % covers, at the
Country club, this evening.
Another gayety OF this evening is
the dance. TO be given by Mrs. R
3. Alves for her niece. Miss Gertrude
Smith. as a happy incident 10 this
popular girls graduation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
JUST LOOK Who
YOU ARE TO SEE
Secrets Revealed About the
Forthcoming Elks'
Minstrels.

Barry Hagedon and Tom Donahut
are 10 be the premiere end men for
the EIks' Red Cross minstrel show. "a
be given in the Texas Grand theateI
Nav 90 and O. This has been a secret
until today. when Charles Armstrong
the jefe OF the show, released it. The
other black faces viii be the inim-
table Willie Winch. the deep voiced
IL. II WiIchar. the graceful Harry Hy-
man and funny J. H. Niece
The man in the middle viii be G. A
The soloists win include J. Frank
Cheek. G. j. Andrews. Tom W CrutcheF
and Hugo C. Meyer.
members Of the Orpheus club and
sweet voiced Elks. including high phi
vate Clopton Smith II he can get a
leave from repairing automobiles az
Fort Bliss. Clopton likes his job so
well that he often works nights, II u
said
The olio viii consist Of one OF the
best vaudeville entertainments ever
given in IL Paso by amateurs.
Miss Flora Hague, classic soloisl
and exponent Of the imperial ballet
viii be featured.
VIII r. Winch viii give another OF
his monoIogs that will hit so many
local people in vital spots that the
house is likely to be cleared or 10
rise up and put him out
Stanley g. Lea viii give a musical
number that will make the audience
forget the previous entertainer MIS-
Lea is the former Miss McCamant and
is a talented musician Banjo, piano
and accordion music viii make Up
their entertainment
Pollock g. Nash will follow. with a
surprise stunt that is calculated to
cause more harm 10 waistcoat but
tons than Willie Winch's monOloE-
Charlie Brann and BIZ Fryer, billed
as "the pride Of Socorro and 1slera-
the funniest men in the lower valley,
have something on their systems
which they expect to pour out. Wheth-
er 10 viii be funny remains 70 be
seen. but they admit that they believe
IL viii al least bring a smile or two
The Orpheus club is on for num-
Der OF song selections and jefe Arm
strong still has some other features
up his sleeve 10 spring at the last
minute.
Rehearsals viii take place every
night. beginning Monday. The two
final dress rehearsals VIII be held
next Saturday and Sunday nights
All the proceeds above expenses for
the house are 10 so TO the Red Cross,
which opens its campaign on Monday,
Nay 20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
TODApS ADJUSTMENTS.
MIGWAM-FATrY ARBUckLE

IGWAM-tAI'I1 AABl GILL.
Fatty ArbuclzIe and Mabel Normand
viii be seen at the Wigwam today m
a Farmyard Romeo" This was for
merly called Fatty and Mabers
Simple Life" Il was one OF the fun
niest OF the original keystones which
made such a tremendous hit every
where. The pictures viii be shown
from brand new prints with new
fitting. Every parent should send his
children 20 see the interesting and
instructive screen magazine" There
viii also be one Of those classy and
clever L-kO comedies, called "Her
Movie Madness" The press agent
says there are so many Of the L-kO
beauties IN il that il resembles Broad
way on a bright afternOon-only
more so owing TO the costumes worn.
Monday the WigWam viii have a
return engagement OF Mary Pickford
in that splendid patriotic picture, "A
Little American" II VIII arouse you
as much or more than The Kaiser"
did-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
! By DOROTHY R. JOHNSTON.

Kenneth ". MacCallum. Mrs E. c
Wade. jr., Miss Bess Murtle and one
or two others. as hostesses.
The first Ladies day" at the Elks'
club is 10 occur on Thursday after
noon-pOOl, billiards, cards, chatting
music and reading viii form irresist-
ible diversion. Now that women are
to vote and attend smokers and have
entree TO the clubs. there's 10 be little
opportunity for monotony.
There are Z ODE several dances. In
addition to the usual routined affairs
Officers of the SGD field artillery are
giving a dinner dance at the Country
CLUB Thursday evening, 10 which a
charming coterie Of society buds VIII
be invited.
Friday night. in the high school audi
torium, viii be given one OF the
largest affairs of the entire week
an Evening in France" for the bene-
Fit Of the College Woman's club
French orphan adoption fund and an
sclipsingly lovely event.
Most Of the clubs that have not al
ready adjourned for the summer va
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
War Service Work.

Mrs. Helen Cooper Williams. assist
ed by Miss Margaret Schuster, s r
Walsh and Prof. Joseph 81. Evans,
viii give a de luxe entertainment at
the Khaki club tonight, when the fol-
lowing program viii be presented
Piano solo, Prof. J. N. Evans.
Madame Butterfly" by PuccinL and
Ny Lover. He Comes on the Skee,
by Clough-Leighter, 1irs. Helen
Cooper Williams.
Reading, Miss Margaret Schuster-
Solos by S. T. Walsh. (a) 'ToreadOr"
from Carmen. Bizet; (b) VIII o. the
Wisp."
Piano selection, Prof Evans
Duet. from FL Captain. sweetheart,
I'm Waiting" Mrs. Williams and Mr..
Walsh.
This is one Of the series OF affairs
planned for the war camp community
service, and starts al s o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

MUSICALS viii constitute the major
w attention OF society the coming
week. with the Mcdowell club pre-.
seutinE Miss Dorothy Congdon. plan,
-s-s Miss Florence Crissey. violinist
and Mas John r Barber. soloist. iu
recital for the benefit Of the thrift
stamp sales on Monday night at the
Tcmau's club. And on Tuesday night
sra Emilia LeovalI, the Italian prima
donna and assisting artists. viii az
rhe same place give a benefit concert
~ special artistic attractiveness.
On wednesday afternoon the Tri-
Delta fraternity Is giving a knitting
Tea At the home Of Miss Frances Eliz-
-seth smith. 1897 Hawthorne Place.
tie hours being from TO s. Honcred
guests viii be members Of the Pan
lellenic association and sorority wom-
cu OF the city Miss Smith viii be
assisted By Mrs. John Mclean, Mrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

Miss MarEarita Fisher was a de-
cided success at the Bijou yesterday
in The Primitive Woman" Many
consider this as one OF the besl pic
lures in whicr Miss Fisher has APP
peared. She simply Outdid herself
in this picture yesterday.
IN The Primitive Woman" Miss
Fisher cast as Nan GrL thorpe, an
orphan girl Of great wealth. who es-
says 70 charm a severe minded young
professor Of anthropolOgy out % his
Indifference to her sex by pretending
TO b. a wild maid or the mountains.
The learned young doctor eudeavors
TO study her as a type and ends by
falling violently in love with her.
which is, OF course. Just what Nan in
tended in the first place that he
should do.
This picture Will be shown for the
last time today.
In addition the Bijou viii show the
18th episode Of Vengeance and the
woman. Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
CAVALRY BAND WILL PLAY
peer GYNT" SUNDAY AT FORT

Peer Gynt." musical suite in four
parts, will be the interesting third
number OF a concert 20 be offered by
the Fifth cavalry band at Fort Bliss
Sunday afternoon from AS TO $50
o'clock, according 70 the following
program furnished by Henry Flick,
assistant band leader.
Coronation" from the "Folkunger
kretschmer
Finale from "Ariele7 The Daugh-
ter OF the Air7l ...-......-. Bach
Suite in four parts. Peer Gynt.
Grieg. ta) Morning % Asses
Death. Co "Anitra's Dance" cd In
the Han OF the Mountain King"
ScherzO caprice, Shadow Ballet
BendiI.
Grand selection, Madame Butter
fly.' Puccini.
Rag. Frozen Bill" Pryor.
March, Filthy Cavalry Cain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
Granddaughter Is Born To Senator
And Mrs. 4. B. Fall Thursday Evening

year in their car. accompanied by Mr..
Joyce. Mrs. Joyce and Mrs. Blemel eX-
pect to reach st. Louis about sept /.
Mrs. Ernestine Auerbach. mother OF
DR.. L. b. Auerbach, leaves today for
California. where she will spend the
entire summer at the seashore, divid-
ing her time at the different beaches
Rev. o. j. Wade leaves Monday az
ternoon for Hot Springs. 10 attend
the Baptist general convention La
ter he viii 90 20 Little Rock, and
then to GulfpOrt, Miss, 10 hold re-
vival. Mrs Wade and the children
will a accompany the pastor Of Central
church 10 Little Rock where they
viii spend several weeks OF the sum
me-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
FIRE DEPARTMENT GETS NEW
HOSE; NEW SWITCHBOARD

Ten thousand feet OF fire hose and
equipment for a new ten circuit fire
alarm switchboard was received by the
FL Paso fire department Saturday
morning. Chief John Wray has wired
the manufacturers. and installation o.
the equipment will begin next week
under the supervision OF Charles F..
Maulen, who IS en- route here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
ElPasoans Awau.

Accompanied by her ms ther. Mrs.
J. NJ. Smith. Mrs. 5. J. Fenuer Is
leaving Monday for Palomas Springs,
near Elephant Butte dam, TO enjoy
q fortnight's rest and the baths
Hy J. Joyce left on the Golden State
limited for St. Louis No. Thursday.
Mrs. Joyce and daughter. Mrs.
Blemel, and son. viii leave the COM
ing month for California points. stop
ping BY the way OF Little Rock. Pine
Bluff and Kansas City. on their way
10 St Louis, were they viii locate per-
manently. Mrs. joyce and family will
make the trip overland in their car.
They made trip 20 California last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
REEVES GOES TO ATTEND
CONVENTION OF BAPTISTS

A W Reeves. secretary OF the Fl
Paso chamber Of commerce. leaves to-
day for Little Rock. Ark. TO attend
The meeting OF the Southern Baptist
cnvention and place before that body
the claims Of Fl Paso Tor the tuber-
cuiosis sanatorium which the conven-
ton is TO establish. So Tar as known.
Albuquerque is the only competitor Of
Importance for the sanatorium. The
OLD Mt Franklin Country club viii be
taken over as a nucleus for the sana-
torium II it is decided to locate IL
here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
ARIZONA DOUBLES QUOTA;
BOND SALES, S6,658, 900

Phoenix. ARK, MAY 11.-Arizona
doubled its quota in the Liberty loan
campaign. CONCENTRATION were re-
ceived last night BY chairman Nc
Chung OF the state COMMITTEES from
chairman Weeks Of san Francisco. OF
the 18th district. Arizona's quota was
s5.254.000 Its subscriptions were
S5.B5S.00o. with $1,000 subscribers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
TENEYCK TELLS OF KILLING
REPTILES IN BACK YARD

City register T. A. Mayhem has re-
ceived a letter from w. J. TenEyck.
former peace officer Of Fl Paso. now
foreman OF a South American cattle
ranch IN the interior OF Brazil. Mr.
TenEyck relates a number OF interest
ing facts concerning his South Ameri-
can home, mentioning the killing Of a
boa constructor and an alligator 10 his
back yard the night before he wrote.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

Red Wing. MINI. May 11.-Joseph
Gilbert state manager for the Ma
tional non-Partisan league, was con-
vlcted here yesterday afternoon OF
having made disloyal utterances dur
ing a public address ar Kenyon. MINI,
last August. He probably VIII be sen
fenced today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
TORNADO'S TOLL IS IA AND
PROPERTY LOSS $1,000. 900

Chicago. Ill. May 11-Fourteen
deaths. seven in Iowa and seven in
Illinois, and a property loss esti-
mated at more than 100000. vas
the total taken by the tornado which
swept through Iowa and Illinois. APP
prOximately $50 persons were more or
less seriously injured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
Addlti0nal Marine nrleadc.

Washington. D. c. May 11.-Or-
Lers have been issued. IL is learned for
the immediate organization OF an ad-
ditional brigade OF marines, which in
time viii be sent abroad 70 join the
brigade now serving az the 'front.' in
France. Brig. Cen John Le1una is re-
garded as the probable choice for COM
mander Of the new force.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

sales during the afternoon amount
The club OF the high and low sec
ond gave a patriotic playlet called
The Children's Bit" The characters
were the Red Cross nurse, the soldier,
the loaf Of bread, shovel Of coal and
others.
Roy WoIcott and Florence Gross
heider read original papers on How
A Quarter Cot To France" and Thrift
Stamps" Margaret King told the
story OF the second great service
flag A thrift stamp makes one a
private, a war certificate promotes
one to a lieutenant and a gold star
comes for a certain number Of certifi-
ficates. The second g. de has full
company Of privates with very
creditable number Of officers.
The high second, The Home
Guard" was enlisted 10 aid Uncle sam
day, the Wheatless day, wheat corn,
rye and their associates. the Liberty
bond and the thrift stamp. all had
parts and all promised to help so that
Uncle Sans truobles seemed over by
the last number and the audience
Joined the children in singing The
Star Spangled Banner"
A. P. Coles and Il. 3. Mcdowell OF
the thrift stamp committee, were
present and spoke in congratulation
of the fine work the school is doing
The Villas school received the first
prize in the first drive.
In addition to this, the children
have adopted two French orphans and
have already turned in enough 20 sup
port them through the sumner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

New York, May 11.-lnspector Dan
Tel T. COstigan. known I'm the police
department as honest Dan" has ap-
piled for years leave OF absence TO
become head OF the detective force OF
the United States shipping board, il
was announced today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
II Pasoans Returning.

called to Savannah. Georgia, in Feb
ruary by the illness OF her mother.
is returning 10 Fl Paso today. She
viii be accompanied home by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs S. Z. Wilson.
who are TO enjoy a visit in the Bar
rouEh hong. 500 West missouri
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
sENNETr BATHING BEAUTIES.

the brand new Seunett comedy in
which the famous Senuett Bathing
Beauties play a prominent part and
help Chester COnklin liveu things up
a Bit This is one OF the funniest
Sennett comedies ever made. and IL is
filled with iuEeniorz originality that
made Sennett famous. You viii find
many new mirth provoking tricks in
this comedy and the laughs come
thick and fast II VIII oe shown at
the Gree today. Prices are 15c for
adults and -- for children.
Whatever you do don't overlook the
new VIM. S Hart picture that will
be shown at the Grecian Monday This
new picture. entitled "Blue Blazes
Rawden" shows Hart as a lumber
TX OF the Canadian North Woods.
and IS hailed as .Iart's greatest pic
ture 70 date"-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
Kodnk EnInrrement..

Engagements from your kodak neg
atives are well worth while. Here
you get quality work. The expense
Is small and a handsome wall dec
Grafton is the result.
Kodak developing as it should be
done
Feldman's. 3OS san Antonio Street.
Advertiser eut
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

ll0nongahela City, Pa May H.
Eight men were drowned and eight
others narrowly escaped the same fate
last night when a skiff in which the
men were crossing the MonouEahela
river near here, was overturned. All
OF the men were foreigners and coal
miners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

June Brides should arrange now
for engraved announcements. invita-
tions. cards. etc. Quality and work
msnship are guaranteed by the EI
Paso Printing Company. los W. Main
Strcet.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

excite or amuse Us. and we come
home and get all the excitement for
nothing, minus a few valuables-
Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

No dogma no creed Come. hear a
thinker" preach and pray. Sundays.
II a. m Fire your own questions az
the open Forum" T;45 p. m.
Congregational Church,
Williams and Rio Grande SIS.
Donated by a Friend)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
The Camera shoD-s11 y. oregon.
Injuries Prove Fatal.

Houston. Tex. May 1I.-sscond
Lieut. Louis Eddy Davis. Of Bloom
ington. H. died late last night OF
Injuries received in the day when his
plane crashed 70 earth after having
been thrown into a tail spin BY en-
CINE trouble. Second Lieut. A. Law
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

5 G1Ts oFy ,ve1s rex Of @y B,, Ims1G Is
crashed 20 instant death late Friday
when he lost control Of his plane
while making a spinning nose dive
from an altitude OF 1000 feet. about
two miles east OF Hicks field. near
here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

To the officers and members Of the
b. n and p l. e. No. 9, OF FL Paso.
Tex You are hereby notified TO attend
a special meeting 70 be held on Tues
day, May Il. at s p. m. sharp Business
or vital importance necessitates that
every member be in attendance.
BY order Of the Union.
Attest: Frank ]. Williams.
Secretary Treasurer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

The Parent-Teachers' association Of
the high school held its annual cleo
ton OF officers at the high school
Friday afternoon. Mrs. W D. Howe
was reelected president The other
officers follow; A H Hughey. first
vice president; Mrs. n. Lapowski,
second vice president; Mrs. J. G. Nc
Grady, third vice president: Mrs. T.
O'Keeffe, fourth vice president; Mrs
7. n. Irwin. recording secretary; Mrs.
s. Biddle. corresponding secretary
Mrs. II. B. Stevens treasurer. and the
executive committee is composed OF
Mrs George Routledge, Mrs. $. Aron-
stein. Mrs c. L Kelly, Mrs. Jas. Ma
coffin and Mrs. y. Z. Stevenson
Reports were made by the chairmen
OF the various committees. Mrs Stan
ley Bevan was the speaker concerning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
Or. Ebert. dentist, rs MINIS Bldg.
ID I'D shInnLng Roard DeteelIre..

Civil. Industrial and criminal detec-
tive work solicited. P0stoffice Box 453.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
ALHAlIRRA-GLADYs nROCKWELI

Gladys Brockwell is fast making a
reputation for herself as a delineator
OF dual roles, and in this story she
has another chance 70 demonstrate
her ability in that direction. She
plays a society girl who Is made the
victim Of a crook and also the sweet
heart OF that crook, and she gets
away with Il beautifully The story
is one OF intense interest and mys-
terry. and clever twists abound from
start to finish. You'll like it.
This Is a Fox phOtoplay IN five
parts The picture contains a court
room scene and some fights done in
regulation style. Today is your only
chance 10 see this remarkable picture
at the Alhambra-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

Dr.. 6. r Cameron, Dentist 502-1
5th floor Caples Bldg. Phone 1887.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11

.Bagga ge E Geek 6 s5 Eoa 5esshE'
Make no mistake. Telephone No. L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-11
NEWS BREVITIES

iAdvertIsemental

renee. who was in the rear seat, was
uuinjured