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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26
STILWELL
OPENS FESTIVAL
Will Be Here the Opening
Night of Spring Festival
For Rescue Home.

Brig. Mary stinwell. head OF the
Salvation Army social work in the
west, viii be in Fl Psso next Tues
benefit OF the local Salvation Army
Rescue Home, opens at Santa Fe and
West Overland streets
Brig. Stillwen and Lee H. Orn-
dorff. president OF the advisory board
Of the local Rescue Home, viii visit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26
Court Sentences Boys
To FiUe Year Terms
In The PenitentiaL

Sebastian Flores and Pilar MARQUEE
Mexican youths. were sentenced to
serve five years IN the state peniten-
tiary Tuesday afternoon when rney
were found guilty Of robbery by as
sault. by a jury in the Szth district
court
national cafe. testified that he was
attacked by three boys and robbed OF
SIS and a watch and chain on March
IL, IN an alley between FL Paso and
oregon. and San Antonio and Over
land streets. He identified the de-
PENDANTS as two OF the boys who had
attacked him. They we're arrested on
the morning following the attack on
Field
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26

as these musicians OF FL Paso pay TO
this man? Music hath charms TO
soothe the savage beast we have
been told. and the beast in the au-
thor's mind must have been Jealousy,
for in what other profession or art
would the local leader sink his own
fame in tribute to another2
None we're more sincere IN their ap-
probation Of the French master Tues
day night than the people who are FL
Paso favorites when no such master
IS IN their midst For the evening
they piled their crowns about his
feet and sat among the uncrowned
and paid homage Music is wonderful;
when Il perTades the soul il is love.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26
InlbTeSSiOniStic
Is The Art Of
Joseph Bonnet
Fleeing Impression Of His
Playing Is Of The
Ecstatic Order.

The art or Joseph Bonnet Is essen
tally impressionistic- His music
I evokes criticism Of the impressiOnistic
sort; after all one can only record
I his fleeing Impressions. and Tuesday
night they were perforce OF the &C.
static order Anatole France defines
criticism as "the souls adventure
among masterpieces" What wonder
full adventures had the hearers Of the
] celebrated Bonnet The environme nt
was perfect, a palatial home. well ap-
pointed; an instrument orchestral in
tonic beauty; an attentive audience
The program was one chosen with
a refined and appreciative nicely Be
ginning with a prelude OF the old
English composer, Purcell, il ended in
one Of BOnnet's own ultra modern
compositions
In the Purcell, Bach and Handel
compositions, this master organlst,
Interpreted with fascination. The
simple themes gradually grew into
tremendous volume. Bonnet thrilled,
enchanted and held. His music has
singing quality - soul - atmosphere.
His playing is rhythmic genius. In
pedal technique he is without peer.
His fingers are fleet with pianistic
OF the Christmas carol from Alsace,
played entirely upon the reeds, was
a mere tracery OF music, startling and
amazing.
The music OF Franck brought forth
another Bonnet In the modern mu-
sic he is positively electrifying- His
verve, color scheme and dash would
alone make him reputation without
his arch technique. In the Debussy
-Cortege" Bonnet was robust OF evan
escent when required; sometimes both
at the same time The organist en-
phasized the lyric theme with the left
hand and the filagree in the right
was a mere whisper.
OF this artists own organ cOmpo-
sitions, works that bespeak the in
huence Of Debussy. and also the Rus
sian modern school OF music. three
were played. Ariel" profoundly sig
nificant; Romance san Paroles" rem
dered with fiery speed, was a mir
acle OF clarity and sparkling STAG
cato: but in Variations de Concert"
laundering masterpiece was pre-
sented- In this last composition the
classic convention was adhered 10
closely. In the last movement the
pedal work OF this great musician
was supreme. Lightning speed that
seemed unbelievable. arpeggios, thirds
and full chords were given with
ease and art and played entirely upon
the pedal manual Such an achieve
ment is genius.
The improvisation upon the melody
Of "Suanee River" and a theme
chosen by Mr.. Bonnet. were encores. /
Both were PLAYED with a Dehussyian
content and virile essence. especially
the latter, which embodied the charm
ing scale Of whole tones that is en-
modern The use Of the
echo organ was most effective. es-
necially with the oboe stop. which
was unusual and added a rather Chop
mosque flavor.
Bonnet ranks as one OF the worlds
greatest orgauists. They are very
few IN number. He IS a supreme art I
ist The soul Of the man Is not sup
pressed IN his music-it IS poured I
forth to his audience like the epic
truths OF great poetry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26

NftEL AAN--A-tlE-lA hAA4Aa lAA 1.AaAs-a-
SPEEDY Bill Russell, who made a
remarkable hit when he appeared at
the Grecian theater recently in
Hobbs in a Hurry" will be seen al
that theater today, tomorrow and Fri
day in his latest Whirlwind success,
~All the World to Nothing"
In this picture SPEEDY" BIZ Russell
Is seen as a young millionaire who
gets into no end OF trouble. loses all
he has in a 72-hour poker game, mar
ries q girl he doesn't know 10 keep
from going to jan and has many other
thrilling experiences
Grecian patrons are sure 70 enjoy
this fast action drama in which cy-
clonic Bill Russell is seen at his very
best See II at the Grecian today. to-
morrow or Friday.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26

''Vive La France the picture that
opened at the EIlanay theater yester-
day, viii be shown at that theater
again today and tomorrow for the last
two DAYS.
Dorothy Dalton Is seen IN this pic
ture as a wonderful girl who per
forms remarkable deeds OF heroism
and whose love OF country is an in
spring and ennobling lesson.
Miss Dalton has never had a more
dramatic role nor has she ever put
such depth OF feeling IN any OF her
pOrtrayals.
See 'Vive La France" at the Ellanay
theater today or tomorrow.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26
THE SPENDER'
CHARMING PLAY
A Screen Version of the
Popular Saturday Even
inc Post Story.

Bert Lyten in The spender," a gem
OF the blue-white variety. viii be the
most enjoyable play shown at the
Unique IN a long time The picture
opens tomorrow for a three days en-
gagement
Once in a very long while the story.
the star. the cast, the director, the
title man and the photographer all
happen to be right and then IS born
the 100 percent picture
1t portrays the making over OF
millionaire sEinflint. a type familiar
to every city in the United states,
into a benefactor and friend OF
humanity. who decides, under the
guidance OF his bright young nephew,
that the real way TO enjoy life is TO
spend money in making others happy.
The story is in all respects so
charming. so appealing in its pathos
and bIiths humor. that you will leave
the theater with the conviction that
life is really worth living.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26
wIGwAM-DOUGLAs FAIRBANKS.

Bound in Morocco" the Douglas
Fairbanks comedy-romances viii be at
the WigWam today and tomorrow.
This IS one OF Fairbanks most en-
tertaining pictures. II was played
here IN FLU" times and few saw Il,
so the Wigwam IS bringing Il back for
a return showing. II you missed IL
before don't overlook II this time
Doug has a series OF amusing and
thrilling adventures in the land OF
the harem and discovers and rescues
a pretty girl
Friday the Wigwam VIII show
great bill. a Musical Sneeze" IS one
OF those splendid Sunshine comedies.
Eddie Polo viii be seen in the last
chapter OF his serial. The Lure OF the
Circus" See how It all ends There
viii also be an International News
with its current events on the bill
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26

the grounds on the opening evening
and may take a ride on "the whip"
and in the Ferris wheel. n M Orn-
dorff does not lose his nerve. Brig.
StilWen has ridden them when she
was younger and Still enjoys It
sometimes
Charlie Pollock VIII be on hand
to prevent any accidents at any OF the
riding devices-he is to prevent ac-
cidents By restraining himself from
Plenty OF Real Pun.
E. 3. McClintock, county judge. one
Of the board OF directors OF the Rescue
Home. IS going TO be on hand at the
country store Judge NcClintock says
he once ran country store-some
think he made his fortune there
and ne thinks he knows how TO put
the prices on things so there viii be
ample margin between the cost and
sale prices. The Country store Is go
ing 70 be one OF the big attractions
on the grounds. but &c IS going TO
conducted by the various organiza-
tons forming the Fl Paso Federation
Of Womeu's clubs. The Federation IS
TO sell soda pop. ice cream and other
cooling refreshments and will then
shoe. the patrons into the dancing
again A four-piece Jazz orchestra is
70 furnish the music for the dancing.
Attractions All Good.
Word comes from Douglas. where
the Worsham shows are this week ex-
hibiting under the auspices Of the
Moose, that the attra ctions are the
cleanest and best that have been seen
there since the last visit Of the Sells
FlOto circus. The big animal show IS
receiving high praise. All OF the at
fractions are described as clean and
OF a high class.
Two blocks OF ground and several
streets are going to be filled with
shows, concessions and riding devices
during the progress Of the spring
festival. which opens Tuesday night
and runs until the following Sunday
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26
UPSET STOMACH
Pape's Diapepsin at once ends sour
ness, gas, scidity,
Indigestion

Don't stay upset. When meals
dsn't fit and you beleh gas. acids and
undisested food. When you feel Jumps
OF Indigestion pain, flatulence, heart
burn OF headache you can get instant
III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26

NHNENIII NEIIE-IlIN 1T HIIUIs
A double comedy bill will be pre-
sented at the Bijou today. George
Walsh in his new Fox comedy. Never
Say Quit" and Charlie Chaplin in
The Flirt," one OF his best produc-
lions Charlie is all there when 1t
comes to flirting Don't fail to see
this extra good bili.--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26

Hotel LauEhlln has every known
hotel accommodation; all outside
rooms 81 W Franklin. Phone 24S3
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26
Ocean Oversold

Hotel LauEhIin employees are
trained to serve the guests first. 81
W Franklin Phone 24S3.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26
Your Other Brain

Down IN the abdominal cav
ity lies a great "plexuS" or
network of nerve centres,
that has been called the "ab-
dOminal- brain" Ii cannot
think. Its functions are to
Superintend and keep in
operation various mechan-
ical processes, such as the
proper secretion Of mois-
ture by intestinal glands and
adequate action of intestinal
muscles IN the walls of the
bowels.
II receives messages from
nerves IN various regions of
the body, but being to
reason, it often acts blindly,
imperfectly, or improperly.
ltmay stop secretion, lessen
muscular action - and the
result is constipation.
Castor oil, pills, salts, min
eral waters, etc, do not
reason with the abdominal
brain, they force 1t to tenn
porary action, to unnatural
effort, until the bowels
move. But this is followed
by q sulky attitude or even
a strike" by your other
brain, and the constipation
is increased not cured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-26

900 of human illness results
from self-pOiSoning, caused
by constipation.
But NujOl acts differently.
Nuiol IS not a drug, does
not act ike any drug.
Nujol acts mechanically to
c0G+ the bowels to move
easily and thoroughly at
regular intervals.
Nuiol supplies necessary moisture
to bowel contents, makes Il easier
for tired intestinal muscles 20 act,
absorbs poisO1ou8 matter, over
comes staSnation and By % DOING
persuades the abdominal bnlin 70
act rationallY and efficiently. Nuiol
has no dsleterious after efectB,
forms food habits instead Of bad
ones, oyercomes constipation a.
any age, under any conditions.
Get q bottle Of NujoI from your
druggist today and send coupon for
free booklet" Thirty Feet isf
D0sFrr. "
W0I,,t,, =, Nuiol is sold only
~ 1IHtASS' in sealed bottles
bsaging the Nujsi Trade Marx.
Insist on Nuiol. You may infer
from substitutes.
NujOl Laboratories
STANDARD OIL co. GSEv JERSEY
50 Broadrry. New fork
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14

OF business and so do not not sue
deed--CopyriFh 1913, BY the Nc
CIure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
ONOIE "IO'5lLI go ~ BOHIlS UAiIl-I'7l

III Uncle Wlggily, Uncle Mtggily.
- called a Jolly little voice one day
outside the hollow stump bungalow,
where aIr. Longears. the rabbit gem
tleman lived with with Nurse Jane
Fuzzy Wuzzy, the muskrat lady
housekeeper.
Hal I wonder If that's sammie or
Susie Littietail or Johnnie or Billie
Bushvtaii2' asked Uncle Miggily, as
be turned a leaf OF the cabbage news
paper he was reading.
That's Baby Buniy, said Nurse
JAMS. u guess she wants you to take
her for a ride IN her little red car
rage. 7 see she has il out IN fr0nt"
"Ch- I can't play with Baby Bunty
today" said Uncle Wiggily quickly,
j must 80 over and call on Grand
tother Goosey Gauder"
Baby Buuty viii be so disap-
pointed spoke Nurse Jane
Its too bad" agreed Mr. Longears.
'.Bur I must have a little rest and
quiet Baby Bunty is SO nvelyi"
well, she keeps you that way, toe"
said the muskrat lady. And, on the
whole, perhaps it is a good thing for
you believe you have become
younger these last two weeks
Hum" said Uncle Wiggilv. non
committaI like and unconvinced-
Anyhow Z can't play with BABY
Bunty this morning
And when he told this 20 the little
rabbit girl. whom he had found in
hollow stump she said.
"Oh dear Then III have 10 90 off
I'm the woods by myself and pick wild
flowers. But VIII you play with me
some other time. Uncle Wiggily, and
chase me and have a game OF tag and
all that2'
7Tes.' promised Uncle Wiggiiy. as
he put on his tail silk hat. and looked
TO see IL his pink nose was twinkling
properly, iii play with you later"
So he went one way through the
woods and Baby Bunty went another,
pushing her carriage, in which she
often used 10 be wheeled when she
was smaller than she was now.
Don't get lost" said Uncle Wig
gily. as he waved his paw TO the
little rabbit girl
I'll try not to-" she said.
Uncle Wiggily had a nice visit with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Ue Iette
ID WONANLEss IsLAND.

THE WOMANLESs ISLAND.
IONA, which is one OF the Hebrides
1 group OF islands off the coast Of
Scotland, long suffered the distinction
OF being a land without women.
During the middle ages the island
vas given TO St Columbias the patron
saint OF Argyle. BY Christian. the king
OF the northern Scots. The holy man
built a chapel with his own hands and
established q mission station from
which TO send out missionaries to the
heather Picts- Then, in order to make
sure that his island was a holy place.
ne decreed that no woman should set
foot upon its shores. He carried this
prohibition even TO the length OF re-
fusing 10 allow COW 10 be kept on
the island
A difficulty arose in the fact that
many OF the converts which he made
among the heather had wives and re-
fused TO be separated from them. To
obviate this difficulty, another island.
a couple Of miles away, was set apart
as home for the wives Of the faith
fuL On Iona a TatchtoWer was built
from which the island Of females was
constantly watched TO see that no
woman left it. Legend says that the
post Of watchman was in great de-
mand among the brothers
Later, the good saint left Iona, and
an abbess and nuns moved in.
It is a curious fact when, many
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14

grows older, instead Of soft and sweet
as We like to think OF old people.
Questions and Answers.
Daphine-Smau poE scars can be
removed by a good skin specialist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14

. his old friend, Grandfather Goosey
Gander. They talked about the time
when they were young and spry.
But I'm getting old and stiff nov,
( said Uncle Wiggily.
You need someone to keep you
I lively" cuacked Grandpa Goosey.
-Oh, I have sOmeOues' laughed AIR.
/ Longears. You should see Baby
I Buntyl say, now I think OF IL, come on
[ back TO my hollow stump bungalow
] and stay TO lunch. III show you Baby
/ Bunty-if she's home. But she's near
I Iv always out in the woods, hopping
I around She started of with her car
] rage just before 1 came here. Per
] haps she went TO get some one to give
Z her q ride. as I had no time. Come
! and See Baby Bunty-'
Il wiu~ promised Grandfather
/ Goosey Gander.
Together he and Uncle Wigglly
I went through the woods. But they
Z had not Travelled very far before, all
( at once, Grandpa GOosey cried;
Look there. Uncle Wiggily! What's
I that rolling down the hill in front OF
/ u.s. Tt looks like a baby carriage-
1T is cried Ar Longears, as ne
peeped through his spectacles- ITS
Baby Bunty's carriage, ana it's run
ming away down hill Oh. SHELL be
hurt- 7 must hop after that carriage
and stop iti'
e
rolling down hil too fast You are So
old and stiff, like myself
Am I old and stiff" cried Uncle
GiEgly. you just watch me hop.'
He jammed his tall silk hat down on
his head, took a tignInOld on his REQ,
white and blue Striped rheumatism
crutch and down the hill he leaped-
Faster and faster rolled Baby
Bunty's carriage Faster and faster
hoped Uncle Wiggily. his coat-tails
streaming out behind ike two girls
hair ribbons
''Tu save YOU. Buntyl III save your
cried the rabbit gentleman. Don't
jump out Of the carriage I'll get
youl I can hop fast even II am
stiffl'
with one big. extra long hop he
reached the carriage. and caught hold
Of it in his paws just as il was going
to tip over. He looked inside, think
ing 20 see Baby BEnty half frightened
there was only bouquet OF wild
aWeii, Wen, What does this
mean asked Uncle Wiggily. all out
Of breath, but still not stiff any more
What is all thisg"
aOh. Uncle Wigeilv-" cried Babv
Bunty. from the top Of the hill,
where she stood with Grandpa Goosey.
did YOU think 7 was in that runa-
way carriage7"
T certainly did" answered Uncle
WigEily.
e'Whv. wasn't at a1Ir" laughed
Baby Bunty. 7 lust used it 10 hold
the Wild flowers 7 picked And when
7 wheeled IL TO the top Of the hill 10
slipped away from me. and ran down
Nv but you did run fast Uncle wig I
Eflyi"
dI should say he did, quacked
Grandpa Goosev. Faster than Z ever
saw him hop before"
But it's good for his rheumatism, 1
spoke Baby Bunty
Mr.. Lougears never said a word as
he wheeled the carriage up the hill I
But is the fee cream doesn't melt 3
when the gas stove asks Il to dance Z
the fox trot. III ten you next about F.
Uncle WfEEily and Bentyis party. ]
1913. by Mcclure News I
paper syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
II Years Ago Today

.DEPORTs from St Petersburg show
n that there was a serious disturb
ance in the NewskI ship yards IN
.SchusseIburg. on the bank OF the NeTa,
above st Petersburg, this afternoon
A very significant fact IN connec-
lion with the pending deal between
the two street car companies IS the
trip TO chihuahua today Of judge
Leigh Clark. attorney for the old com
The legislature az Austin adjourned
yesterday after 81 had passed the Ter
rel election law
executive committee OF the cham Der
of commerce in arranging Tor the lslb
convention OF the American Anti-Iu-
bercular league league. the ID Paso
County Medical associatlon is.-l -Fl ~
evening authorized the president. DIT.
n z. Schuster, 10 name five physicians
for the committee. Those named we're
Dr.. J.. a Rawlings DR.. n o. Wright
DR.. n. T. Moore, Dr. W l. Brown and
DR.. Hugh Grouse.
Neff have returned from Beaumont
Tex. where they attended the grand
couuanderv OF the Knights Templar.
Dir. Carpenter was advanced from the
office OF eminent grand junior warden
70 eminent grand senior warden
land, Tex, who purchased the Acme
saloon from John Krick, commenced
tkis morning &c make Improvements
on the building
Edward B. McClint0ck. deputy dis
trict clerk. received from Washing.
ton this morning a communication in
forming him that he had been granted
a patent on an improved file FOR use
in holding documents and legal
papers
". ". Turney. president OF the Tex
as CattleEen's association and recent
ly appointed a director in the Ameri-
can Stock Growers association. re-
turned yesterday from Denver, where
he attended a meeting Of the latter
body.
Although weak and but little i'm
proved after nearly a month in bed,
Rev Henry W Moore. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church, expects TO
be able 10 fin the pulpit next Sunday.
A l. HaWley, auditor Of the Fl Paso
Southwestern railroad company. has
returned from Washington. D. c.
where he attended the international
Railway congress as delegate from
the Southwestern road.
William Hogarth. chief clerk IN the
accounting department OF the Fl Paso
Southwestern, has left for Philadel-
phla, to attend the meeting OF the
height claim association.
r. ". Page has resigned his posi-
tion as advertising manager Of the
Evening News and. after trip in the
Sacramento mountains. he intends TO
return TO Fl Paso and open a pub
lefty bureau here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
HOROSCOPE


An UNLUCkE day, according TO
n astrology. The sun. Jupiter and
Uranus are all in evil place.
While this unfortunate confisura-
tion prevails It Is wise to be careful
in thought as wen as deed. since the
unguarded mind may be easily
swayed to perform acts that viii en-
tail great misfortune.
The sun seems to Presags for
rulers enmity and serious misjudg-
ment Governors Of states and
others in authority may be victims
OF bitter criticism, since Uranus IS
in an aspect that brings out toe
bad and conceals the good.
SeInshness and ambition are
supposed to be augmented while the
stars are posted as they are today.
These impulses may affect persons
of every calling
Boastfulness and egotism, also. are
encouraged, while this configuratior
prevails
It is q most unlucly day to seek
an appointment or 70 ask FOR any IA
vor. since persons in the sun are ike
ly TO be arrogant and disObliging-
Lack OF confidence IN business
affairs may be REVEALED in this days
transaction In banks or marts OF
commerce.
An accident on battleship IS fore
Swallowed and there may be heavy
storms during the last days OF the
month.
A noted military commander Of
England may end his career before
midsummer
Again IL IS proEnosticated thai
earthquakes viii be felt In the east
ern states
Revolutionary tendencies thai
reach persons OF every class may be
revealed by a national event
Reforms In colleges and educa-
tional Institutions viii be sweeping
after this years commencement and
they viii not be confined TO the
courses OF study, for they will affect
the personnel OF faculties
Persons whose birthdate % is
may suffer losses in business. They
should make no changes and should
be wise in their dealings
Children born on this day may be
domineering and restless. These sub
jects OF Taurus are usually not fond
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Stomach Trouble

For simple common ailments due to dsordeFed stomach
liver and bowels you viii find Thedfords Back-Draught
reliable and useful remedy
For 20 years. It has been successfully employed for
these troubles and its consumption increasing year by year.
proving the public recognition of its true and genuine value
Being purely vegetable has such bad secondary ef
iecs the mineral drugs like caOme (mercu) etc. but
be depended relieve by Its first action the system
Back-Draugh is good safe reliable family medicine,
for young and old package should be In every household
Mr. Marion Hocomb, of Nancy, KY, writes: For quite
long while suffered with stomach trouble would have
pains and heavy feeling after my meals, most dsa-