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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-10-23

To remove bilious impurities in the
system and be made internally clean
and healthy, you need the fine tonic
and laxitive properties of Herblne.
1t acts quickly end thoroughly. Price,
Coo. Sold by A. H. Kindel. (Advt.)
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-10-23

A. H. Scott was able to return from
the hospital this week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-10-23

Plant Some Kind of Winter Cover
and Grazing Crop-WE HAVE THE
SEED.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
June Mathis Enters Home For the Aged-TO Improve
 "OId Lady 3i" Scenario

June Mathis, well known in the atrical and motion picture circles as an actress and scenario writer, was recently admitted to the Hollenbeck Home for Aged People, at Los An geles, Cal.
 Friends who arranged for her en- trance told the superintende of the old peoples home-a MT. Young that Miss Mathis wished to observe the routine of life in such an institu- ion, and to obtain intimate incidents to color hen adoption for the Screen Classics, Inc, picturization of 'Old Lady ST., the stage play by Rachel Brothers the scenes of which are laid in an old woman's home.
 Miss Mathis who is the head of Director General Maxwell Karger's s scenario department at the Metro studios in Hollywood, has adapted Miss Crother's play She began her adoption four weeks ago and it is now practically completed.
 Before she leaves California for New York on a months vacation, she will meet Emma Dunn, the actress who played the leading role of An gie" in the original production of "Old Lady 31' who has gone to Los Angeles. Miss Dunn has been en- gagged by MT. Karger to play the part of Angie in the film version of the comedy drama
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
Ernest TrueX Makes The
 'Dub," Amusing Character

Ernest Truex, the film funster presents a most amusing characteri- zation of a. "dub'-one of those queer inconsequentiaI little fellows with an humble exterior, beneath which shoulders a spark of genius-in ''The Night of The Dub''. This Paramount Ernest TrueX film, made by the Ay- NeeBee Corporation and presented by Amedee J. Van Bueren, will be re- leased on November 30Ch by the Fa- nous P1ayers-Laslly Corporation. John Joseph Harvey directed this screen comic which was adapted from Albert Payson Perfumes story of the same name. published in the Saturday Evening Post.
 Eauie Belasco Martin, a cousin of David Belasco. lends her pleasing personality to the leading feminine e role. David Terrence, who is the chief male support of TrueX, is an experienced player of the stage and screen. Other members of the cast are: Charles HasIlins, Arthur Ran kin, Dan Duffy, Francis Pieriot. Rog- CT Fowler, James Loughnan, Frank Killian, Edmund Carroll, and Harry English.
 Producer Van Bueren has given The Night of the Dub'' a production worthy of this popular story. Some of the most amusing scenes were staged at the palaual Century Theatre, New York City. where the Truex come dians worked for several days. Par ticularly effective night scenes were taken in front of the big playhouse. showing the departure of a country theatre party in a flock of taxicab bs. The bowling scenes were played on the alleys in the Elzs' clubhouse, 43d Street, New York City
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
NO REST FOR O'BREEN
 BETWEEN PRODUCTIONS

Myron selznick, a short time back. thought that his producing organiza- tion had established an unbeatable record for speed and efficiency, when Olive Thomas, finishing her fourth Selznick picture, Out Yonder'' on Thursday, began work on her fifth Out of The Night the following Monday. But now it is disclosed that the SelznicE studio staff has enabled Eugene O'Brien to beat that unseem- ingIy unbeatable record. O'Brien, under the direction of William ?. s. Earle, finished his third Selnick pie ture, The Broken Melody on Fri day, and the next morning he had be- gun on his fourth, His Wife's Mon ey'' with Ralph Ince at the mega phone.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
DONATES PORTRAIT OF
 CLARA kINEBALL YOUNG

Through the courtesy of Herbert K. Somhorn, president of the EqCnty Pictures Corporation, a beautiful per sonally autographed portrait of Clara KimbaI Young has been donated to the Little Mothers Aid Association, which holds it's annual Festival and Bazaar for needy folks in the grand ball room of the Waldorf Astoria Ho
 tel on Saturday, December 6. An unusually worth while afternoon i5 promised, splendid musical entertain nent of songs and recitations, danc- ing and novelty booths of all descrfp- tions and decorations will make their appeal to both eye and pocket book in behalf of the little ones.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
AWARDED GOLD MEDAL

The insignia of the Gold Medal of the Crown of Belgium has just been awarded Brigadier c. F'ranhe of the Belgian Army at the special request of Albert, King of Belgium. This medal is a military decoration crested during the war and is awarded for distinguished service. Brigadier F'ranke served with distinction throughout the war and has been decorated twice previously, once with the Croix de Guerre and again with the order of Leopold. The Brigadier is at present playing an entertaining role in Clara Kimbau Young's latest picture work on which has just be- gun at the Carson studios in Los Angeles,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
VIOLA DANA LEARNS JAPANESE BANGING TO
 SANg.SEN'S FINANCING

The soft notes of the samisen sound every day from the corner of one Of the big dark stages, at the Me trO studios in Hollywood, where Viola Dana is taking lessons in Japanese dancing. She is learning the cherry blossom dance from Mrs. Nasal Owakin, who is considered one of the most skilled opponents of the Japan ese dance in America. Miss Dana will do the dance for ''The Willow Tree, in the Japanese garden at the studio.
 The cherry blossom dance, which Miss Dana is perfecting, is the dance of spring and happiness. The sanai- sen is the Japanese dance music maker. It resembles a banjo, but is played slower and softer.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
WEST END

"ChecIers' the famous racing mel odrama has been made into a motion picture by William Fox and will be seen at the West End Theatre, start ing tomorrow for two days The picture, directed by Richard Stanton is mammoth spectacle with most realistic scenes.
 Checkers is the main character in the play. He is a. reformed racetrack tout who falls in love with a South ern beauty and gets into the most thrilling adventures How the horse RemOTse wins the big stakes; how Checkers risks his life many times. and how he finally overcomes all Cb- stacles, is told, 1t is said, with an elaboration of detail which makes Checkers one of the most absorb ing phOtoplays presented this sea- son.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
THE P.E:SS EGEnT} SAY

who comes direct from the HiegfeIa Midnight F7rolics; the Three Com rades, the Worlds greatest acrobats, who also have an enviabIe reputa- tion; NIme. Ella Bradna, the famous bareback equestrienne; Hillary and Long in desperate feats of head bal ancing; the famous clowns, The Casinos; Prof. Curtis trained bears and monkeys, and the wonderful aerial performers, the Siegrist and SIbon troupe. There will be two performances every day, afternoon and evening-the first at 2:15 and the second at S:15.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
CASINO.

Bridgeport is fortunate in having the Winter Quarters of the most famous Of all shows located here For several years a demand has been growing among residents of this city that the performers should give their friends here an opportunity of see ing them at their best at the close of the season and the result is a big indoor circus in one mammoth ring at the Casino all next week, begin ming with a matinee on Monday.
 Among the headiners who will positively appear are the famous queen of the wire, Bird MilIman,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
LYRIC.

Miss Mary Ann DenEer is scoring uneQualIed success in the title role of that famous comedy drama. ''Remnanr," now playing at the Lyric theatre twice daily this week. It is an excellent production and everyone who has seen the play praises it.
 Next week the Players will pre- sent another comedy drama, The c Il From the Sea-" which will see it's first production in this city at the matinee on Monday. The play is of the sea but with the exception of the first scene which is laid in the cabin of a dismantled ship there is nothing concerning the briny deep in the story.
 Sunday night another of those won derful photoplay concerts will be given with Wallace Reid as the fea- tUTe in The Roaring Road; James J, Corbett in the 18th episode of The Ntdnieht Man; Sennett comedians in NO Mother to Guide Him.: the Pathe News and concert by the Lyric orchestra are the other fea- lures
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

In a recent Selznick picture in which Olive Thomas is being starred two high powered airplane motors were used, in order to give the ef- feet of a storm. The noise from the two motors was so deafening, that it was impossible for the actors to hear director Ralph Ince speak, and he had to give all his orders by means of DantOnine.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
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The theme of "ShouId a Husband Forgive2' the big William FOX spe- ciaI, which Is now playing at the Plaza theatre, follows the line of thought indicated in the title
 The great question, Should a Husband FOTEfve?'' is one of acadam- ic interest 10 all married persons and to those contemplating matrinony. No matter how little a person may be effected personally by this ques- tion, the tendency to imagine ones self as the central figure of dra- 1natc situation makes the question one of universal interest. Whether 9 husband should forgive is perhaps the important of all questions effect ing married life. Many homes have been wrecked because a husband re- fused to forgive on his wis comics sion Again. countless lives have been wrecked because the wife weakly tried to conceal her past from her husband. only to have it discov- cred under aggravated circum- stances
 This interesting five reel feature is playing in conjunction with a good vaudeville bill, headed by Dotty Claire and her eight minstrel maids, in a big singing, talking and dancing offering-and other acts. Hearst News and the usual Topics of the day will also be shown.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

F. Cecil Smith, who is credited with having written more produced seen arios than any other writer. is re- sponsibIe for the screen version of Out Of The Night" Olive Thomas latest Selznick production
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
POII'S

In keeping with the pre-hoiday spirit, Polls Theatre is offering comm enCing today q vaudeville bill of more than ordinary merit
 The hes diner being in the nature of a circus feature. The Aerial LIoyds fresh from q season on the road un- der the white tops" They offer one of the most astounding of thrilleCs- Others to be found on the bill are Billy Browning Lhe dialect man, Pet Gcoats, a sketch new to this city and said to combine many bright lines and situations. Earl Bronson and Jimmy Rizzo clever song writers and execudonerS of gloom, and Ladd and Betty Shannon in their clever con- cepdon entitled ''The Interruption
 Dorothy Gfsh will be seen in her latest screen production Turning the Tables" In Turning the Tables popular Dorothy will have ample scope to display her many comedy talents.
 Pathe News as interesting as ever will show many different happenings throughout the world For the en- tire week of Dec. 14th commencing this Sunday night, D. ". Griffith s great and wonderful masterpiece Broken Blossoms VII be shown.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

Vallte Belasco Martin, who plays the leading feminine roles with Ern- est TrueX in ''The Night of The Dub'' is cousin of the famous David Be lasco.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
THIS WEEK AT QUILTY's
LADIES' OWLS LODGE, NO. 1879

Will give an entertainment and masquerade Dec, 9, at Kyota Hall, 1110 Broad St. All are invited. Tickets can be procured at door or from members of committee of ar engagements, ATiIIie French and Lillie Starks. Music by Bentley's Orches- tra. a*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

John Joseph Harvey, who directed Ernest TrueX in ''The Night of The Dub" acted in the same capacity in the making of seven Briggs comedies
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

Politicians should always be ap- pointed as census takers, as they are sure not to hurry the work un- duly.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

David Terrence, chief male support If Ernest Truex in '"The Night of The Dub, appeared with Maude Adams in "The Little Minister" and other plays.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
SEVEN SAYINGS ABOUT
 THE NIGHT OF THE DJR'

Ernest Truex makes his debut as q star in two real fun-fiInls in The Night of The Dub"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

Some of the best ib-tickling scenes in the Ernest Truex fun-filnn. The Night of The Dub" were taken at the palatial Century Theatre in New York City.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

Arnedee T. Van Bueren. who pre- sents Ernest Truex in "The Night of The Dub' is the producer who brought MT. and Mrs. Sidney Drew back to the screen.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

And whisper-one day someone on the lot took us aside and introduced us to the finest scotch we have ever burned our insides with.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

After seeing the manner in which some actors and actresses make up (who have no knowledge of picture makeup) one has the nightmare every evening for a full week.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

No wonder our assistant goes about singing, What was So Rare As a Night Last June.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

Well-at Q pinch-the game is worth while and then some at times.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11
White Way Whispers

Two weeks ago we entereI the of flee of a certain film compary- dropped in to visit a friend and there sat the company's owner. Said he, Whats the next production?" He was told. Let's do something a bit different" came the voice of the owner. We agreed it would be sort of pleasure. That night w9 doped cut :t new story. The title ''SeaI ing Flames meant more than any audience will ever appreciate when the picture is shown. All in all it meant work and a lot of < i:i fact more than that. Now it is almost completed so after a few days rest well, the game is just a matter of keep nusy and produce res@.ts..
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-11

One little bit of business in the script which was worked in a close up using a pair of handcuffs required twenty one rehearsals before it was shot. Then they say it's great fun producing movies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
For SaIe-Aulomobiles-Wanled

For Sale-Automobiles- Wanted
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ogneto and starter rep1ir-
ing We sleciailze IN arrature reEindinE.
Zll " sac AZ tonic S.
ONE CHAIlIERS-f6f5. ia good coalition,
must be SOLD Ct once. also saxon SIX
very cheap. 800 W. Overland, ph 14se-
HAFE your autos repaired at your home
or mine, expert mechanic. acc per hou--
Ph- 6924-
FOR sALE-Ford touring car; you VIII not
Be disappointed When you see IT, Pm
WANUED-ro buy. lisht Ford delivery
truck or roadster. must be bargain l1r
cash. no Junk or dealers IN ss5SW.
VELIE SIX, good shape. wn sen cheap
il you buy iulmedlately. 1898 L1gotllr
ave Phi 1885.
WILL TRADE Haynes. passenEer. best
condition. for Dodge Or Buick runahout
OF snail cash payment. balance easy terms
z - ~
SEVEN passenger, VIE Wheels. good con-
u-riou every way. VIII take small cash
naynent or OIL stock. u. $40 or S..
ALL KINDS 81 iafs model cars wanted b
WALTERS & DURHAM
70 W- san Antonio Phone t-ll-
1aIs HUDSON super SIX new paint. color
Eh- ana motor 20 perfect condition ad
dress II. care Herald.
FoE SALE-Vens touring car. flrHtciass
mechanical order. new tires and top. good
appearance throughout First sass takes
-lis bargain cash only Nay be seen e
oriental garage. l1f n Kansas street
WILL TRADE one Ton Ford truck. foot
body for small Ford and differelce.
YOUNG FURNITURE co.
1o7 S. stanton-
sTEEL fly wheel gear bands f0r VelIe.
abbot, Jordan. Grant. Oidz oakland.
overiands and others. Fred q Eilott. s51
NE OEEER several good bargains IN SER
ora handed cars. call 70 see us and list
what you want perhaps we can assist sou
il finding the car II the right price
GARRETT MOTOR CO.. INC
20 80 san antonio Sc Phone SO.
lOR sALE--GaraEs with complete equip
neut- also service stand 10 connecticut
-arge show r1om for used car department.
$3.50 cash viii handle. Address for ap-
1oint1 giving phone numaer. P O.
WANTED-T0 buy for cash 1918 and 1873
model Fords. touring, roadster OF speed
WALTERS 8 DURHAM.
Ehone i93l 2is ". san Aatouia-
FIVE PAssENGEK FORD CAR
srUDEBAKER SIX, Z PASSENGER.
Naw TOP, new coat q paint. good tires.
In perfect condition
oLDsMOBI.E SAILS C01IPANE.
Phone 221s- e91-e1- Montana.
FOR SALE
TIRE FOLLOWING USI-D CARS
All uecnanlcallT perfect. new pain,
new tops. good rubber. etc
one Ford truck. closed panel body.
one Fo-d touring. Us model. IKE new
one L1c1uloblle. pass real tug-
TOLTELk GARAGE.
=. y. ElaEsaes- phone ~.
ORIENTAL GARlGE- PHONE IS.
us ~ Eanzas ST. General Repairing.
D0DGE-SF Eel IZE-HCDSO,1
Used cara bought and sold on commiEslor /
AUTO sac.
8uicE. Light SIX. o. X ----..-s--..-s75
Dodge, passenger
aAeE4-44 ss---sass. o.. $50. .
Nelie----l 1-ls, .---.-f2oa. s11o and $3.50
LOOK Ar THEsE CsED CAR BAkGATSs. +
Very late modHl . passenger Mitchell. f
wire Wheels. good tires. paint rcod. firrt /
Class condition, F271.si cash, 1858
One - model. passenger Oakland. seat !
covers. good tires good paint. piltssisss 4
lack good condition, slsA20 cash s51-79 Z
MOTOR CAR SALES COMPANY. nc.
Phone d5IA COS Montana ST. J
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

For SaIe-city Property
BUNGALOW. near Ai.a vista school, cor
sale y owner IN l9slI.
FOR SALE b. 0Uner-Bunsalow. has
heating plant on modern imprafeIue rs
seven rooms- Ehons &C.,
OWNER VIII SELL FOR less than it cost
aim years ago the titsst apartment rent
house building site n Fl Faso. $50 FOOT
frontage on stanton street On corue-. AZ
the intersection OF crosby St address
?. o. Boy sol. - Paso-
FOR sALE-Smau house near TT. Hdss
car line completely furnished, price $1,000,
cash s1s5. balance gea5. easy payments,
nov rented SEQ month, owner must sell
az once Apply 7l3 W san Antonio ST.
LOI SNAPS
Two level south front lots on III Ave.
blocks o. Country gluh, $4ao. SEQ eash.
r. f. LYONS. ZOE TEXAS, PHONE f12s-
SOLD.
List your property with Us and youll
soon hear that it IS SOLD. We have
customers waiting for bungalows.
LEO r. SCHUsTER.
SO mis- Bldg. Phone s65.
FOUR ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW,
now nearing completion. near car
line, GrandTiew, S25oos 500 cash, bal
FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW large
porchss, oak floors near Five Points.
give immediate possession, $500 $500
FOUR ROOM BRICKs two porches.
paved street. Alta Vista, $3.50; $500
cash. bal mo.
FRANK z. cox
e19 Canles Bldg Phi. 6425.
START THE NEW IEAR N YOUR
OWN HONE.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. we have a
special price OF S61Q0.90 on G strictly
modern home In the s2oo block. Non
lana ST. Lot 42xl4l. 8 r. glassed S
p brez ktasr room. servants room,
large basement, furnace heat, all
built IN features. including built I'm
laundry tubs. etc. Ca
rage concrete driveway. fronts On
public park. near Alta vista school
and Q car lines. Terms. $4,000 cash,
balance as wanted Phone rs, we viii
be glad TO take you out TO inspect
-his property.
DOUGLAS c. CHOWELL AGENCY.
Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

For Sale or Exchange

For Sale or Exchange
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CASH or re~ flruiture for cid Ph el56-
STAR FURNITURE Gu.
LET'S TRADE
we VIII pai cash % allow you rev fur
uitufe llr gruf cid
RnGEEs -RADISG %. sIs 81. stanton
LET'S trade that old z.uinE machine or
furniture for new
HOEEa FURNITURE CO.
lQ1 s. Stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
Oh and HiDinz

OIL MN.
have large Oh fields. assay 4l % ilB.
easy transpo-tarl1l. good uarke-. govern
lert couceEai11s. heated en- -1u-l
America. handle With fls1.110. state What
yea win do first letter OF wira az 7 can
produce goods Addrass ID 655 LiElt. san
Antonio Tex.
GEOLOGICAL. Zap Of r0uisiaua-.-.- 90
Louisiana on Field map .--------.s- $500
H1ulfr 1uuef1lip nap -r----s-as zee 49,.
Bull Bayou owner-1lr -p.-.....s..s- ll
Fliarosu Blsin nap .fl-QQ
Fecos OIL Yields map .-..-..------... l4c
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

HOLIDAY SPECIALS.
Hudson super-sir. 1el7-1e1e
Jord1n. passenFsr. 1873.
Wiliys- knight. 2 passenger. 1873
Cnardler. passenger. 1918.
Buick Light SIX. 1917.
Dodge Touring. 1efT-1g1g
Nelie Touring. Je1E
NASH Six. 1913.
Eupmoble Touring. 1915.
Paige Touring. 1915
Leach Special. 1919
stearus-E knight 1919
Buick -Four. passenger. ISIS
Mitchell Roadster. 1917.
Oakland Touring. 1917
Ford. 1914
Maxwell Touring. 1917.
Chandler Chuumv.
WALTEEs q DURHAM.
Fhona 1855. ZIG - san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

For Saie-Pianos
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BEAUTIFUL mahosany piano. sweet tone.
= crlliee- e. 6lslT.
GRAND plano Tor saIs 81 trads PA Es55
after p. m
For Saie-FuTnituFe
Gas STOVES CONNECTED Pm. 2los-
II RAsO FURNITURE co. pays more for
az kinds second hand furniture Get our
price flrst. Phone si9L
We Buy and cen an kinds f1rniinre ana
tools. RALPH v DAVIS. eos n stanton
So Phone 56l
VIZ STILL HAVE RaEGAINS Do storaGs
and commission furniture. fresh lots 10
weekly G D Hnuser, Upholsteriug Co.
200 Texas. Phi SIG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26


6 room bungalow with breakfast
room, finished ia ivory il every
room. hardwood floors through
out. fun length mirror door IN bed
room. laundrg chute. French doors
IN living and dining rooms. handsome
builI-in features. white tie drain
boards fu large kitchen cabizer. plenty
Of closets basement and furnace. and
lrlck garage with cement drives
from front Tank Of s. a sacrifice
price Of only Ss2oo.oQ; $4,000
down. $4,000 monthly. Don't delay.
but see this at ouce. Location Is near
llanhatlzu Heights
FURNISHED BUNGALOW FOR sSG75
large rooms, glazed room and
sleeping porch Hardwood floors and
built-in feature Completely Iut-
nisheL In Alta Vista, ueef Bliss ST.
ard school; s5o1 down VIII handle.
balance very easy terms Truly g
bargain
A ROOM BUNGALOW FOR $4,000
s2Qo.91 down and $500 mo. incl ali
interest Right on the car line.
Cheaper than paying renL
PHILLIPS REEL REALTY co.
Ph. 43s e0l First Nat Bldg