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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
TRAINING CAMP
WORK DIVIDED
Four Recreational Districts
Are Created on Border,
Fl Paso Being No. 8.

A A. Fisk, representative OF the war
department commission on training
camp activities. detailed to the Mex
lean border with headquarters at Ell
paso. has returned from a trip TO San
Antonio. Corpus Christi. Brownsville.
Eagle Pass. Maria, and Laredo. The
border work being so extensive Mr..
Fisk has divided it into four districts
with an assistant in each district
District No. 1 includes Brownsville,
Corpus Christi. and Laredo. with
headquarters at Corpus Christi. Dis
trfct includes Eagle Pass. Del Rio.
and Maria with headquarters at
Eagle Pass. District No. 3 includes
FL Paso. and district No. 4 Columbus,
n. n. and Douglas and NoEales, Ariz-
with headquarters at Douglas.
Those who Will assist Mr. Fisk at
these headquarters are II. Z. Bilkey
In district No ]; f. F. Allemong. dis
trict .; Mrs. Donna KlugeL district 3.
District 4 is to be supplied within the
next few weeks. General headquar-
tiers will be in FL PasO.
A dance viii be given tonight at the
war community headquarters by the
Willow Grove Woodmen's circle The
guests viii be the 64th infantry,
Eighth engineers and c company. 18th
cavalry supply train Mrs. John
Figuira viii have charge
The D. A. P viii entertain Monday
night with a musical program The
bands Of the 34th and saith infantry
and Of a cavalry regiment viii be
guests.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
SOLDIERS HEAR Ell PASO
ENTERTAINERS ATY.M. c. A.

W A Williams, OF FL Paso, eI-
policeman and former professional
entertainer, Friday evening gave q
big crowd Of Fort Bliss men at the
new Y II. c. A building No 1876 f0u-
readings. which featured in the
weekly musical, literary program at
that building. Among others who
participated were Miss Carrie
Roberts, soloist, accompanied by Miss
Gertrude MoliOy, both Red Cross
nurses OF the base hospital. They
gave as their encore "SOrter Miss
You"
Sergt. Jules Verne Allen. 2O5th ma
chine shops, sang six songs, either
composed or arranged by himself. and
a medley OF negro songs.
Sergt. Carmin a MoutefJrte,
Seventh cavalry, on detail at the Fit.
Bliss stockade, sang, accompanied by
Corpl. J. c. Altman, Ninth field sig
nal battalion.
The program was presented under
the direction Of secretary NJ II. Lee
men, an FL Pasoan. known as one OF
the singers OF the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

Since then her foremost thought
seems TO have been how TO battle her
beak in my gore
have tried every known means OF
making friends with her-have spent
huge sums on every variety OF food
supposedly dear TO the parrot heart.
I have poured tender nOthings into
her unresponsive ears for hours on
end. I have appealed 10 her better
nature, but all in vain.
II anyone who reads this has any
suggestion as to how to soften the
heart Of a foul. that seems utterly
lacking in all the finer sensibillties.
I shall be deeply gratified If he or
she viii jot il down on a postal and
mail it TO me at the Texas Grand
theater.
Otherwise I shall be reduced TO ap-
pealng 10 Nay Tully. the author OF
"1Iarv's Ankle" to reWrite the part
Of Pollyanna and make the plot OF
her play center around a bowl Of
goldfish instead Of a parrot The fish
may not be so spectacular, but they'll
be a lot safer TO my life and limbs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
B. TOM SMITH BRINGS SUIT
FOR So. 287 AGAINST

A personal injury damage suit for
s62287 has been filed in the 41st dis
trict court by B. Tom Smith against
Haymon Krupp. Beaudett & Chopper
and the city Of FL Paso. Plaintiff al
legged that Beaudett & Chopper were
contractors for a building being erect
ed at 500 and 81 Texas street for
Haymon Krupp. oct. Is last. and on
that night plaintiff was passing the
structure and fell into a hole on the
sidewalk and into the basement. suf-
fering broken shoulder and arm bones.
II is alleged further that there were
no lights or other danger signals on
the sidewalk at the time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
WOOL TRADE IS WAITING
FOR GOVERNMENT ACTION

Boston. Mass. April 20.-The CONNER
clal Bulletin says:
The wool trade has been patiently
awaiting the decision Of the government
as to what disposition It intends 70 make
Of the offer OF the wool trade rs Of
April 5. submitting all woods owned on
that date All OF the valuations and IN
ventories have been sent to Washington.
Buying IN the west is. OF course, still sus-
pended and the clothing trade Is likewise
in q state OF suspense pending the govern
mentH declglon on wool"
Secured basis: Texas fine Il months
Sl-72 Oils; fine months SL556L6O.
Territory fine staple s1S5G1sT; half
blood combing gLT56L7sAs blood comb
ing $50 LBS; fine clothing S160GL65:
fine medium clothing 21559Le0
Pulled; Extra sLS0GLs5; "A s1.T00
$50; A supeH SL606L65.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
AMARILLO MAYOR TO LEAD
PANHANDLE RED CROSS DRIVE

Amarillo Tex. April 2O.-Mayor
Lon D. Mars, Of Amarillo. viii man
age the next panhandle district Red
Cross drive. p. H Landergin has
been appointed leader in Potter coun-
~. They have just returned from
Dallas. The drive for S100, 000. 900
viii come from May 2G-27 Many
panhandle counties were represented
AZ Dallas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20

San Jacinto Day. April q, falling
on sunday the banks of the City Of
FL Paso, composing the FL Paso
Clearing House Association. viii OBJ
serve Monday. April %. 1918. as a
legal holiday.
All papers maturing on that date
VIII become legally due and presented
for payment Saturday. April 20. 1918.
FL PasO Clearing House Association.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
TEMPE PEOPLE FLOAT FLAG
FROM NEW POLE ON BUTTE"

Tempe, Ariz-, April 20.-When the
Spanish war started. the patriotic cit
liens OF Tempe erected a great staff
on the top OF the Tempe Butte. which
dominates the local landscape. With
ceremony, they raised an American
flag, which was kept flying for the
time Of the war. An immense flag
again was raised when war was de-
clared against Germany A new one is
about 10 be substituted and a still
taller pole viii be erected The flag
is 10 be seen from every part Of the
salt River valley and at night 1t is
Illuminated by strong electric light
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
DR.. F. ". COOK, EXPLORER,
VISITS HOLBR0OK OIL FIELD

Holbrooll. ARK. April 20.-Dr. Fred
eric ". Cook. former arctic explorer.
has visited the Holbrook oil fields
in the capacity 81 an expert and has
reported: Il believe that the Hol-
brook area offers as favorable possi-
bilities, geologically, for the produc-
ton Of petroleum as have been proved
in the San Juan field and that you
have as reasonable a prospect for the
development Of oil in quantity as was
had by any OF the pioneers in the now
widely known fields Of Kansas and
Oklahoma, both Of which are in the
same geological formation"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
STONE GETS YEAR AND DAY;
PEARL ROGERS, Elk MONTHS

Edward B. Stone. formerly in charge
Of the local federal secret service bu-
reau, who recently entered a plea Of
guilty TO a charge OF accepting a
bride, was sentenced TO pay 500 fine
and serve a year and a day fin tho
federal penitentiary. by United States
district judge W. r. Smith Saturday
morning
Pearl Rogers. charged with operat-
ing a house of i'll fame within five
miles Of a military reservation. en-
tered a plea Of guilty and received a
Jail sentence Of six months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
FRANKLIN COLLINS AND
F. LIEBCHER ARE SENTENCED

Franklin Collins, who has been
found guilty on a charge of taking
a 20 ounce gold nugget from an ex-
press shipment, was sentenced to
year and a day in the penitentiary. in
federal court Friday afternoon.
Frederick Leibcher. alias Frederick
de Chaine. alleged TO have made a
false statement in naturalization pro-
ceedInEs. received q three wear term.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
WEALTHY DOUGLAS MAN IS
HELD UNDER ESPIONAGE ACT

Douglas. Ariz, April 20.-Charged
with making seditious utteranees,
William f. Sch wamm. q naturalized
American born in Germany. was ar
rested yesterday by local agents OF
the department Of justice and held in
$4,000 bail for preliminary hearing
under the espionage act next Thurs
dav.
Schwamm. who is reputed 10 be
worth 500. 900. was released from jury
duty in Tombstone because Douglas
members Of the jury declined 10 serve
with him, alleging that he had re-
fused TO buy Liberty bonds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
TOWN OF PANHANDLE GETS
HONOR FLAG AND CELEBRATES

Amarillo. Texas. April e0-The
town OF Panhandle. Carson county.
held a patriotic meeting in celebra-
tion OF its honor flag" for going
over the top on the third Liberty
loan the first day. Judge Walker
Hall OF Amarillo. district Liberty loan
manager. was the principal speaker
Lee Satterwhite. OF the Panhandle
Herald. presented the flag In the
name OF Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
JAMAICA GINGER CLASSED
AS INTOXICANT BY COURT

Phoenix. Ariz. april 20.-The su-
preme court Of Arizona has definitely
describe Jamaica ginger as an alcO-
holic beverage that might produce in
toxication and. therefore. has pro-
scribed its sale within the state. Evil
dence was submitted that the fluid
extract in one case contained 81 per-
cent alcohol and that by sweetening
and the addition OF water. IL could
be made into an intoxicating bever-
age.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
JOHN WYATT GETS $500
VERDICT AGAINST JONES

IN the case OF John NJ Wyatt
against Jess Willard and Tom Jones.
a verdict OF $500 damages for plain
tiff against Jones. and dismissing the
case against Willard, worlds heavy
weight champion. was returned in the
65th district court Friday afternoon.
The suit involved financial ar
ranEements for a Willard-Johnson
fight which was to have taken place
at Juarez about four years ago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
BIJoU-4ANN's FINIsH.v

InimitsbIe Margarita Fisher in
AIMS Finish" viii be seen at the
Bijou today Ann is just the sweet
est little. yes-a little Tom-boy girl
Her heart was soft. too, but Of course
the burglar was ''just sinfully- hand
some and how could she turn him
right over to that ancient sedate old
ioy-killer who presided as principal.
and just an ordinary unromantic
uight-Watchman. She didn't Her
LIES object at this time was thinking
how to get out Of scrapes-it didn't
matter at all that she had TO work
over time at it-and this was no ex-
ception 10 the rule, and, too, it would
be -smashingly romantic" TO be a war
bride. Here was her chance. The
principal was astonished. so was the
burglar-who really wasn't a burglar
at all He wondered If he'd ever set
tie down. but Ann solved that ques-
tion for him. too. TO everybOdy's sat
isfaction. In addition 10 this pretty
comedy, the 18th episode Of Ven
Eeance and the Woman" will be
shown at the Biiou today.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
CANYON RAISES $4,000 FOR
RED CROSS WORK BY ACTION

had its patriotic day with a Red
Cross auction. Rev. J. z. Carpenter,
OF Amarillo, was chief speaker. The
Red Cross auction brought SIS, 900
into the local funds to be used by the
chapter in pushing work in the Red
Cross rooms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
|. ". W. AGENTS TRY TO
CHECK ARIZ. LUMBER OUTPUT

Flagstaff. Ariz- April 20-In the
1ast fortnight a large number Of /
W ". emissaries have been active in
the lumber camps Of Coconino county.
attempting TO enrol the lumber
workers and then TO stop production.
tt is believed that they have had little
success. as the lumber hands have
been subscribing for large amounts OF
third Liberty bonds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
Who Can Tame This Parrot? Hurry
Actress Needs Your Advice Quickly



I I AM exceedingly fond OF beasts Of
l every variety. From the Iordly
/ elephant OF India TO the humble angle
worm Of the backyard. there's hardly
/ a member Of the entire animal king
dom that hasn't more or less Of a
/ place in my heart I adore cats and
/ dogs, my love for horses amounts al
most TO a passion; / become so at
{ tached to my pigs and chickens that
the thought Of eating them is un-
I bearable-they live idle. pampered
lives, and die at a ripe old age from
fatty degeneration Of the heart. or
/ cirrhosis Of the liver.
I even grew fond Of a snake once
I It belonged to a vaudeville artist,
who was doing an interpretive dane
! ing act. One Of her haracterizatiOns
was Cleopatra. and the snake in ques-
ton impersOnated the asp with which
the unhappy Egyptian queen accom-
plished her taking off
With all my fOndness for innate
creatures that wear fur, feathers or
fins-nOt to speak Of chihuahua dogs,
who wear blessed little Of anything
why. oh why, cant I get on with
Poliyanna. the parrot who plays. the
role opposite mine in ''Mary'S Ankle
The First Hitch.
Goodness knows, 7 have proven
countless times IN the past that
can act in the same company. AMIGA
bly, with almost anyone. Elderly,
calculated, ingenues, temperamental
leading women, stars so recently
risen in the theatrical armament that
their orbits are a bit cratic. too fa-s-
cinating juveniles. with an over-plus
OF ego in their cosmos from associa-
ton with all these I have emerged
without a blemish on my reputation
for tactful amiabllity only to find
my Waterloo at the hands-Or rather
at the claws-of a gray-sreen parrot
with a baneful eye and a profane vo-
cabulary that would make a pirate
look like a blushing amateur
I knew from the first we weren't
going 10 be cOngeniaL The property
man brought Pollyanna into the the
alter during an early stage OF re-
hearsals. Immediately upon our in
PRODUCTION, I put a trusting finger
through the bars Of the cage, and
propounded the time honOred Queg-
ton. aprOpOs of crackers Bored. !
possibly by the bromide quality Of
my query, she instantly made an
earnest attempt to amputate my fin
ger at the second joint, in which at
tempt she so nearly succeeded that |
the finger has never been quite the /
same since Something told me then
and there that our association was 4
not going to be a pleasant one.
eHelp Wanted"-Quiekly.
Talk about the tigers first taste I
Of blood. Pollyanna certainly must
have fancied that initial sip OF mine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
WILL FORM SIX TROOPS OF
TEXAS CAVALRY AT DALLAS

Dallas. Tex. April 3L-CoL Deck
Davis. commissioned by Gov. ". p.
Hobby 10 raise troops for the new
Texas cavalry, national guard, has
undertaken TO organize six troops in
Dallas county and city. He viii COM
mand one regiment under Brlg. Gen.
p H. McDiu
Gen. AIcnnl has opened the office
OF the north Texas brigade, in Dallas
with Maj. H. ". Peck as adjutanL
1Ien between IS and IS years are be-
ing enlisted
Mss Marie Dahn. OF New York. e. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
WTGWA1T-ALICE HOWELL.

Alice Howell, the funniest woman
on the screen, viii be seen today
only at the Wigwam in "Oh. Baby"
Miss Howell and her Century come
dies are too wen known to need any
introduction There viii also be one
Of those short and snappy comedies
and one Of the Instructive and enter
tanning Finley Nature Studies. ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-20
ALHAlIBRA-IEWEL CARMEN.

The Bride OF Fear" the latest
William Fox production. provides an
appealing role, with Jewel Carmen
for the star. The story in brief is;
Ann Carter attempts to commit sui
eide when she can find no employ
ment, but she is befriended by Fay
den Masters. a crook, who brings her
food and tries TO make her comfort
able. In return. she marries him.
wishing to show her gratitude The
day they are married. Masters is ar
rested as a thief and sent to prison.
Ann finds employment as secretary
TO Martin Sterling. and soon falls in
love with the son. Donald. Masters
escapes from prison and attempts TO
rob the Sterling mansion, but is
thwarted in his plans by Ann. who
calls for help. When Donald and
Masters are struggling together. Ann
picks up a revolver and kills her hus-
band. She consents to become Don
aids wife This picture will be
shown today only.
Tomorrow Kitty Gordon and Muriel
Ostriche appear in The Purple Lily"
"a new World picture Brady-made.-
Adv.