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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16

Redmond as the man about town who
has too much drinking to do 10 attend
very much to business. contributes a
capital piece OF acting.
F. Martinez renders a cornet solo
with orchestral accompaniment under
the leadership Of Harry Beyerstedt
that is a gem, between the first and
second acts.
The performance is in keeping with
It's predecessor and is among the best
the Redmond people have yet given.
G. A. II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
REBELS WRECK TRAIN on
MEXICO-VERA Cruz II

Washington, D. c, Dec. 1.-THE
state department has been advised
that a passenger train was wrecked
Thursday between Mexico City and
Vera Cruz by Mexican rebels. There
were no casualties and the reports
did not iaantifN the rehel band
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
us. SAILORS R0UT MEXICANS
IN ARMED CLASH At TANPIC0

Mexican Soldier Killed. Another Mortaly Wounded and
American Chief GuHner's Mate Wounded In Fight,
Following Latter's Refusal To "Treat;" Incident
November %, Is Left To Diplomatic Settlement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
GPIERRE OF THE PLAINs.y

The Wigwam today offers Elsie
Ferguson in q photoplay that has
stood the ACID test. It is Heart OF
the Wilds." It first scored success as
a novel. Pierre and His Family" and
was written by Sir Gilbert Parker.
Then it made a hit as Pierre Of the
Plains" when produced as a stage
play by Edgar Selwyn, and now II is
scoring a third time as a photoplay
entitled Heart OF the Wilds." Miss
Ferguson, who is acknowledged TO be
the most beautiful woman Of the
stage, cre4ted the role Of "Jen." IN
which she appears in the picture in
the original stage version
The production is an Aircraft and
was produced under the personal di-
rection OF Marshall Neilan.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
BTJoU-PAULINE FREDERICK.


The Eternal City viii be the at
traction at the Bijou theater' today
only. It is a paramount feature by
Hall Cain. starring the ever popular
actress Pauline Frederick. No ques-
ton about II being the best picture
in town today. "A motion picture
you have never seen is as new as book
you have never read" Don't fail to
see this stupendous photo spectacle
at the Bijou theater shown today
only.
The Strange Woman" has proved
its power to win the public It ran
for one whole season on Broadway
and has had another successful sea
son on the road at prices ranging
from soc to s2.50. The above famous
stage success will be presented Thurs
day and Friday. with the favorite
star. Gladys BrOckwen. playing the
lead. on the Bijou screen. and 1t viii
please most any movie fan--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
ELLANAY-sTEMPERED STEELE

Nine. Petrova will be seen at the
Ellanay theater today for the last
time in Tempered Steel" This pic
ture was found highly pleasing and
intensely interesting by hundreds OF
Ellanay patrons yesterday. PetrOva
is seen in Tempered Steel at her
very best; the play is produced with
out any regard to expense. giving the
noted beauty a pictorial background
and rich surroundings which only
serve TO enhance her own statuesque
maginificence- Today Is positively
the last day this picture will be
shown
Tomorrow the Ellanay takes pleas
ure in presenting a new star TO FL
Paso. when Will Rogers will appear
in Rex Beach's remarkable human
document, Laughing BIZ HYDE. ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
Grain Of DUST
At THE GRECIAN
Lillian Walker Appears In
David Graham Phillips's
Great Story Today.

David Graham Phillips greatest
story, The Grain OF Dust" has been
made into a remarkable photoplay
that promises to be one OF the big
sensations Of the screen world. The
novel. which was acknowledged to be
the Saturday Evening Posts greatest
story, provides a wealth of dramatic
situations that have been enhanced in
this big screen production
Lillian Walker. as The Grain OF
Dust" has a part that gives her the
greatest opportunity of her career,
and with her is another noted stage
beauty. Edith Day, who is now max
ing a hit in New York city in a big
stage play
The Grain Of Dust" tells a story Of
a man who was rich and powerful and
a girl who was but "A Grain Of Dust, %
but who entered his life and changed
its destiny. Not knowing how TO get
rid Of her, and as a last resort. the
man converts her for his own purposes
and pleasure.
The Grain of Dust" is being shown
at the Grecian theater today and to-
morrow. It is one of the big events
of the season no one should miss.-Adv.
ALHAlIBRA-NOR1 TALMADGE.
Norma Talmadge's latest Select Pic
ture, The Forbidden City" in which
she was presented at the Alhambra
for the first time yesterday, is one
that is causing much favorable com
ment all over the country. In it Miss
Talmadge has the greatest role Of all
her brilliant career.
History tells us how the most beau
tiful girls in China were always sent
to the emperor's harem by their par
ents- Should one Of the girls spurn
the love OF the emperor. she was told
she was free to leave. but the way
in which she was directed was down
the Hall of Flaming Spears As the
girl passed down the hall, soldiers
hidden behind silken curtains thrust
at her with their spears and she met
a terrible death This barbaric Gus
tom is reproduced exactly in THE
Forbidden City" Miss Talmadge is
seen in this picture wearing the
silken trousers, blouse and pigtan Of
a Chinese girl. 1t is her first appear
ance on the screen as Chinese girl
The Forbidden City" is being
shown at the Alhambra again today.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-16
High Officials Arrested.

coalition. it IS announced, against the
Carranza government.
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gerliner 6otelnot.

Nos gerliner Sage6latt ponl Il.
,sebrnar id)reibt: Sn Der geitrigen
Observation-Disclosures mics
mie berid)tet, M%aeiltratsrat 81.
ssrans oorauf bin, OaB Der aaaiier-
hof oas oreiiino5nausig|ie 5nfel
gerlins lit, oas pom ariegsgeieaid)af-
ten iii aniprud genommen miro,
Nad) elmer Seititeainng bes gereinS
8erliner 9otelbeliber iino fir oerl
5remoeitnerfebr init ben bisher per-
tauiten llno permieteten p 9ptels
2275 9etten perloren gegaigen. Son
Den mibtigiten Sotels, Die bisEcr
,einge5ogelr" limo, ieien erpdbnt:
Sotel geaeple, $50 getten, 5ptel
Monopol, 200 getten (Grieasamt)
Sotel Cumberland, $50 9etfen
{g2umbo}, Sotel Saronia. 100 gets
ten, 9otel @inoior, 125 9etten C.
6. 81, @otel Carlton, 100 9etten,
Sotel terminus, 100 9etten, @otel
aleiner 9aiierbpf, 100 9etten, Sotcl
aeidstoq, 800 getten (%llebereanas
mirtifafto, 9otel Brin5 Il6red)t, 100
getten, 6otel Hotionol, Is 9etten,
Sotel Britannia, rs 9etteu, @otel
@iesbooener Sof, so 9etten, Sotel
Der 9ineerbof, 60 9ettcn, Sotel
g~rallocnbura, 70 gettcn.
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erillrert iid1 ibrer; sic Sirten, oa5
8eipono, oas IeuBere babs.t iid 5l
Iebr peraroert. @er erfennt in
Gn1oil, pmaiaierer1 Die guten oelt-
{den Sdmel5, ibmel5en nieoerY
User haIt nid)t Bouquet, gosfetf,
@olopp, Gtappe, 9iponac, gquipaae
fiir 5relnolifge2
llnh ooh iino lie por pielen Sabrz
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bert mo bort nurben ans gn1d),
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men mir lie frcuDia auf, nid]t neil
mir lie ols olte 8erlpanote ~erfonnt
batter, iorloern eher DieIleidt, neil
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nenl Spider nlio ipdben ginger in5
Nron5oiiihe iiber uno lplsrhen oes=
pioi1" uno oespier", mir iiberllabanell
lie mieoer IN Der 5orm Spion.
81 @orter unb HeoenSarten onra)
munblide lteberlieferuna ooer allt Ii
terariide lleberlieferltng ooer ollf IL
terariidem @eae lire Geiic 81 on
oeren 8olfern MAIDEN, ldBt lid) cit
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Fam man o%nnetnleu, onB nit fort
lGrsitenoer 8ilonna llno @eiittllng,
namentlid ieit grfinbnng Der
Sdreibfi1nit nto r%orneblnlid ocs
8uhorudS, Die literoriiden @aroe=
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ter 81 ltns gelangen bon golferll, Die
uns eall5 ferll ifeben, BON oenell mir
pieleidt iemals eine1 gertreter un=
ter ms aaicbea habell. 81 perbalt es
lid; nit orabiihell, hineiid)en, IN
oianiid)eil Wortbiloern.
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Amerifas seseeltnns.

Cine Der better 5oleen oieies aric-
aes. Deiier1 liegreide geen0igung ie=
Ser petriotifbe Amerifaner erboift
uno eriebnt, fiinoiet iid) i'll oieien ga
gen bereits al, ralnlid in Den Be
riften iiher ben ShifsbaM Der Ser.
stooten. @ie gut flinat oas: unler
2ano bat in oieiem Monotc @n9laao
I'M Gbifsbou bereits iibcrfliigelt,
lpas bisber nod feinenl 2ance Der
@elt eelllngen It'll Nad) amtlidlelt
Daritelunaen meroelt Die engliid)eil
5hiffsbaubofe III oieiem Monate
$4,000 2aIttonnen 9anoelsid)iffe
hpraeiteat baben, Die Gcreiniatcn
Stoaten aber 100000 Iennell. llro
oos tit crit ser stnfane 6es f~oloild=
len 4ufifmungs unlerer Shiffsbals=
SSsllouItrie. Gs iii fallm atl5ltnebnleE,
Dab Ser ourd) Die Griegsllotnenoig=
felt geponnene gorlprullg ben yer.
Stootell nod Dem Griege ipieoer per-
loren geben peroe. 8as amerifanlid)e
Golf lit ein 6er3 ltno cine Seele init
%Ieii1er Reaierung III Dem g~eltrehell,
u~nIerern 2a1oe sic Seegeltung 5lt err
oberrL Die ibm gebiibrt, uilb Die e5
friiber idon inter Der ieefobrenoen
Salloelspolfern ~inllebatte. SIN 2altfe
oieie5 Somllers miro unier Shiffs
bau mouatlid), i'm 0urdidlnift, mill
oeitens 250,O0O 2oittonnen an fer
tiggeitelten Snbr5eligen 1iefern. Go
nit ober miro iib Elm iebnliher
@nnib Der Mmerifaner erfiiaen.
Set nlebr als einem balbenSabrbun=
bert iinb uniere grportgiiter IN aus
lanoiIben Sbiffen iiber Die Meere be-
foroerf tporoen. England, Der Ser.
Stoater groBterHipale 5ur See, bau-
te in Sen flint Sabren bis 1914 iiber
go gro5ent Der in oieiem 3eitraill
BON Der gail5en @elt fertiageiteIlten
S6iffe nllo feline ourfifnittlidle
2eiItnllg lit, mobreno bes arieges Die
Dor oemielber, 10000 Sonnen per
Monat. Ole 60 gro5eut oes @elt=
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5taaten 5ufalen. 8om Sabre 1900
an bis 1860 ipielte Die amerifaniide
S6iffabrt alf ben Weeren cine gro-
BE Stole. Set Dem giirgerfrieg mnr
ben &apital uao llnternebmungsgeili
ouf onDere 8ehietc dbgelenft,
nebnllid) allf bic Gntnifelu11a unie-
res @eitens uno Die anlerifanild)e
Seegeltnng id)fpano In Dem 0tlBc,
in melden Die gntipideluny Der sil-
Acknowledgement, nit Gem 8on
aroBer Giienbabnen nin. sunabn1.
lfit anoeren groBen llmnalsungeil,
Die Ser Neltfrieg berbeigefiibrt, miro
aitf bic fon1fnen, oaB Die 8ereinig=
ten Staaten Dieoer cine Seemadt er.
tier Strobe meroenl
(@eitl. &oit.
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go. 102-5nniet Qitniteo bon Gan
Sranci5co. 49,. morgens SOB
SO. Salt Mail bon 9etp Dr.
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SO. s-Wou Sci Rio. BORN. ills
SO. 9-smiet grpreB BON 9ep
0rleans ........ nbenbs 6:35
SO. 1o-gnniet erpreB bon gan
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SO. 102 -5nniet2imiteo mad Mefp
SO. Salt Mail nad Sci aio.
@aale gab uno Werico
........... bormittdas 1900
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SO. 9-5uniet grpreB nad Gan
Sraneisco 1890. abenDs 100
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Orleans 1890. Hadlts 11.30l
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grbitnl Gitp. abenos 500
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1890 ouBeroroentIid) friib u1b
nit elmer Gdlte bereinbrad, berert=
gleihen felt Menibengeoenfen nid)t
crlebt morben III, ipuroe Bic Scot I'M
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ariffea mar. milrbe iiber ons Gleno
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es gab nihts, mas lie ST. erbeitern
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men 9lall, Inn fir Die auiierin einen
gispalait ailf Der 5ngefrorenen aepa
ol bauen. Wtiinnih mudpte ben Gnt-
murf uno yirou ld)affte Die Irbeiter
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bl0fell errihtet lpIroe, feline balhe
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Ter als Binoemittel oil, bas man in
sic Gisen eoB unb 5nfrieren lieB.
Als Der Bolalt fertig mar, mad)te
er ben gifori,f, ais lei CT aus einell
5tiid ousgefiibrt. Gor Dem 9au lian-
ben 5mei bobe 96elisfen. Der gin-
gang mar NIT reid per5iertcn gollli-
itraoen periebeu, allf bcnell galea
ans Gis ltanoen. Die Ereppe, Die
gum gingarlg fiibrte, luar nit aaego-
ridden 6ieireu perieDel nla bon ahi
Ganoner, Die ebenfalls ans GiS ma
rcn. ilanfiert. Nlid) Die Wanern oes
8aIaltes fparef bnrd Sflllpturiuerfe
reid aeid)miidt. 3molf 5igurell III
2ebenser0Be itanoen III Der getDolll-
ten @cae. Gedts mo linfs oifneten
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eingeridtet utlo entbielt a1e 81 eineta
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aeitelt maren. Su eiiieln geriilhs-
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norals ausaeprobt, Oh man Die 3iHts
mer ourd Napbta erleliftcn fonnte,
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ten bolte man Die 3arin ab, Der oer
gauge Soi fofgte. Better init 5adeln
joqten Dem 3itge noran. 9fah elmer
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in zines Ser 3iarlner elm nno iiber-
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pielen Menid)en beim Aufiiibren Die
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$50. 42-Na1 Camps tnnleb, nltr
an Sonntagen, .mprgenS 700
$50. 44-Na6 gnmpStanlen. III
an Spnntdgen, .nndI1. 4:30
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SO. 14-@on 9oulton uno Sill
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SO. 43-8on Camp tanlep, nur
Sonltngs ....... BORN. 9:45
$40. 45-@on Camp Stanleb, mir
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$40. 47-@on Camp Stnnlen, MIR
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-17
HAMPTON

Wednesday afternoon nine mem
bers met in the Red Cross rooms for
work and Thursday afternoon ID
were present. 4 large number of
pajamas were finished which leaves
only a small parcel for next meet
ing.
Mrs F A. Hill and Mrs. F. H
Griggs We're in Dies Moiues Friday
u meet their mother. Mrs J. r.
Blakely, who was enrUute from her
home IN Crestun, Iowa. to Hampton,
where she VIII be the guest OF her
daughters and other relatives dur
ing her three weeks visit.
Mrs. Clarence DRESSER and sister.
Mrs. Ole Clsons were Rock Island
visitors Friday.
Mrs. william Speth and daughter
Dorothy OF Davenport visited at the
George Mohr home on Broad street
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
William Mohr and daughters Co
lumbia and Alyina o. HiI street.
Hampton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Mohr Of HinsdaIe. III, motOred 10
GAINESVILLE. Wis, Saturday for a visit
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Mrs Harry Blunck and son LYLE
of Grand Mound, Iowa. are here for
a two weeks visit with Mrs Blunck 5
sisters. Mrs. Clarence Dresler and
Mrs Ole Olson.
Mrs. Arthur Dlerckmann Of Rock
Island was here visiting with rela-
tives Monday.
EUWdfd DoHdHNe OF 'Ql'dEp wa
In Hampton sunday, IN" guest OF
his brother, Cornelius DOnahue
MISS Lou NJ Harris, Miss Alice
" heelock and other friends are here
for the month visiting and enjoying
the comforts and pleasant surround
ings Of the Thomas summer home
Miss Alice Marx and Miss Grace
Mcclure were weekend callers in
Moline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gilroy of
Sterling. III, who moved to Hamp-
tor last week. made short stay and
removed to East Moline, where Mr.
Gilr0y, who is d molder. will be near
er his work.
Mrs. Viola Lee and son Elmer of
WATERFOWL were guests Of Mrs NJ. j..
Cook recently
Mrs. Henry Nicholson and Mrs.
Edward Moody of East Moline were
week end guests at the c. J. II Hane-
wacker home.
Mrs. Theodore Hermes was tri-
citv visitor recently
Mr. and Mrs Fred Gilman and
family were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
II. II. Hill in Silvis Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-17
pb0ploypQfpIt

Rock Island, July 16.-Editor
Argus; In the last two evening
PAPERS you seemed to hint very
strongly about the minister going
to work to buy Liberty bonds. II
the religious people Of America
would take as much interest in the
minister's salary as they DO In pay
ing movie actresses salaries,
minister would not have TO leave
his ministry TO get money 10 buy
bonds. 4 flock of prOfessed Chris
.tians that are SO established that
their minister has time TO leave his
sfudy TO work for outside money
will find one little wee devil in
the belfry watching the whole
flock.
Along the Ohio river over siE
hundred pastors went. 70 work on
farms and other employment long
before the war started and floods
have washed away homes, property
and lives have been lost every year
since The fact is the churches
are starving the preacher out. /
can show YOU where one pastor mas
three charges now and ten years
ago one was all he could care for
and the pastor raised large famil-
les and educated his children.
Call il what you wish That may
be a pastors excuse. II helps the
dancing and movie professor f;om
exposure. but the truth will snow
that the average man or woman to-
dav loves a dance or show in pref
ereuce TO church. Beware or
Ohio's floods and Of the storms
that will awaken the church mem
hers A DAVIS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-17
Meat Regulations Changed.

The meat regulations for public
eating houses have been changed
by the food administration and the
following rules are now in order:
Beef in any form and in more
than one form if desired may be
served by public eating houses on
Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day between the hours Of 1890 a.
N. and p. m, and on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday between
the hours of p. m. and 9 p. m
Leftover beef must not be served
outside of prescribed hours. but
must be held over until the follow
ing day.
No restrictions whatever are
made in the serving of the follow
ing by-products: Heads, tongues,
tails, livers, hearts, ltripe, feet, bar
relied beef, potted beef, beef loaf,
chile con carne, beef trimmings.
frankfurter, sausage, and bologna
sausage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-17
Personal Mention.

Larry Burns of Joy was a bust
ness visitor in Aledo Monday.
Merle Nessbitt spent Monday
night visiting with friends in
Keithsburg.
The Misses Bessie Bigelow, Pau
line LeMaster, Anna Grace PhilleO
and LucileRMCHard arrived home
Monday evening from Plaza, Ill,
where they had been taking a sum
mer course in religious work.
R f. Cies of Oklahoma City, Ok
lahoma. arrived in AledO Monday OF
join his family, who are visiting
with Mrs Cies' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w H Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Prince Of
New Boston were callers in AledO
Monday, Mr.. Prince coming to take
the physical examination at the
local board.