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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-01-02

nliss Vera Iiaynie, after visit to
relatives and friends in this city. rel
turnei to her home Tuesd 4,
Mr. ]. A. Ford, of Friendship,
came down Sunday on a visit to the
ifamily of Mr.. A. Morrison.
| Mrs Fannie Long and daughter,
Miss Agnes, of Memphis, spent Fri
day with relatives in this city.
DR.. j. G. McQuiston and family
visited relatives in the Salem vicinity
last week.
Mr.. E. D. Richmond left Friday
morning for a business visit Of a
few days to Oxford, Miss.
Miss Ruby Kelly left Friday morn
ing for visit to homefolks at Port
ageville, Mo.
Mrs. R. P. Strain went Friday Il
Atoka on visit to her sister, Mrs
NV. H. Smith.
Miss Tommie Lanier left Friday
morning for an extended visit To rel
atives and friends in Memphis.
7 Miss Virginia Hammer, Of Memphis
came up Thursday on visit to Miss
Beulah Bailey.
Mrs. P. S. Cothran and daughter
Miss Gather, spent several days last
week with relatives in Galloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. TN. MCGOWAN left
Saturday for visit of few days
to Memphis.
Mr.. A. H. Gross, Of the Glenn
Springs vicinity, was visitor here
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. K Baxter return
ed Saturday morning from visit to
relatives in Memphis.
Mr.. A. A. Cole, Of Jackson, Tenn,
came over Saturday m visit to his
her, Mr.. B. L.s.Cole.
Mr j. Fl. Jennings returned Friday
night from visit to his brother, Mr..
w. G. Jennings, in Mariana, Ark.
Miss Annie May Byrd, Of Memphis,
came up Saturday on visit to rela-
tiyes at Garland.
Messrs. j. B. and ]. L. Ross, Of
Roxie, Miss, came up the latter part
Of the week on a visit to Brighton.
Mrs. D. B. Rice and children left
Thursday for a visit to relatives in
Memphis.
Messrs. J. T. Karney and J. S.
Phillips, Of Mason, were visitors in
this city Saturday.
Messrs. s. -A. Bourne and Robert
Thompson we're visitors here from
Keeling Thursday.
a visit to relatives. Mrs. Winford
left Monday morning for q visit to
relatives at OwensborO, Ky.
Miss Lizzie Stitt, Of Union City,
after q visit to her sister, Mrs. J. D.
Hall, returned to htr home Monday.
Mrs. J. o. Hadley went to Memphis
Monday on a visit to her brother, Mr..
Ia. Y. Mckinney.
Miss Lottie May Stevens spent the
weekend with Misses Louise and Au-
drey Ferguson in Ripley.
Mrs. will Potts, Of Memphis, and
Miss Daisy Taught, Of Ridley, re-
turned to their homes the last Of the
week, after visit to their sister, Mrs.
James Dority.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-01-02

MIR. and Mrs. V. o. Pennel, of Reve-
iie, we're visitors here Saturday
Mr.. James Jameson, of Millington,
was visitor here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, M. w. Ralph returned
Saturday night from visit to Blythe
vile, Ark
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Harris, Of Rip
Hey, spent Sunday with the family Of
Rev. j. A. Kelley
MIR. N. H. Hunt, Of Tuseumbia
Ala, spent Monday in this city visit
ing his son, Mr.. Joe Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Carpenter, 81
Paducah, spent the weekend with the
family of DR.. Ed Wall.
Use our own cold and Group remedy
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Drug Co.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-01-02
PERSONAL MENTION

MI. B. E. Smithers left Saturday
morning for d visit to Osceola, Ark
Miss Carma Graves spent Satur.
aay with relatives in Henning.
MY. and Mrs. "A. s. Winford came
% from Greenville, Miss, Friday on
AIrs. b. n. Buell. left Monday fol
i visit to relatives in Earl, Ark
Roy BizzelI, Of Dyersburg, wa
visitor here Saturday
MI. G. A. Byars, Of Quito, was a
visitor III the city Monday.
Nh f. R. Hargett, Of Henning, was
/ bushes visitor here Monday.
Mrs. d. Maddox, Of Memphis, spent
sunday in this city, the guest Of the
family Of DR., Ed Wall.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-01-02
NON RESIDENT NOTICE

Matte Speed Walter Speed IN
the County tugrt Of Upton County,
Tennessee. December, 1913, 1arno.
In this cause. it appearing to the
court from tie bin Of complainant,
which is swors to. and also from At
fidavit Of VI " Bringle, solicitor for
complainant. which IS on file in this
cause, that the defendant, Waiter
Speed, is a nonresident Of the state
Of Tennessee. and that his present
whereabouts is unknown, it is there
fore ordered BY The court that said
defendant, Walter Speed, appear be-
fore the judge of the county court
of Upton county, Tennessee, at the
courthouse IN Covington, Tennessee,
on or before the first Monday in Jan
nary. 1919, the same being the 9Th
day OF January, 1919, and being the
first day Of the January, 1919, term
Of said court. and make defense to
complaihant's bin for divorce, flied
against him in the above styled
cause, or same viii be taken for con
fessed and the cause set fer hearing
ex parte as to him
II is further ordered by the eaart
that a copy Of this order BY pub
lished for four consecutive weeks
in the Eoyingt0n Leader, iiewsps.pef
published in said county.
4 true copy Attest
G. F. SIBl0NT0N. Clerk
This December 4, 1913
W v Bfnele. sekgitor fof oIa
plaiDant.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-01-02
REMNANTs WooL Dies GOODS
SEASONARLE HOSE CHEAP

We offer III this sale big stock Of Chid's White
Wool Hose-all clean and fresh--at 1Oc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
N o. FamiLy ALbnn1



THIS is ". D. Mcleod, owner OF tho
j United Hat and shirt Co., OF Fl
Paso. when he was six years Of age
and lived in Dallas, the home Of his
birth.
Bis ambition then was 10 be a po-
Iiceman as big as the one who fire.
quented his fathers hotels. the elder
Mcleod beins the proprietor OF the
Mcleod and St George hotels in Dali
las. but as he grew up. be wanted to
be a merchant and his dad put him
in Sanger Bros IN Dallas. the elder
Sanger being a friend Of the elder
Mcleod
After a time with sangers. young
Mcleod got an offer from d. j. stein
berg & Co.. in ST. Louis. and he was
with that firm 4 years, being a luyer
most Of the time. Then he decided 20
SET out for himself and, looking about,
decided thar q Pass 70 0uld be good
place 20 locate. He came here three
years ago and rs still here and salts
fled with his change
The picture shows him iu us tlrst
suit after ne had been permitted %
discard the rompers ind the sailor
costumes Of the sms boy. He thought
he was bigger then than he really Is.
today.
+. ID. Lnchmau. Rotarlan wooden
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
Ne0 Tangled Ideas OF
Lun5eriacBs SHIT Cnnhs

Prince Rupert B. C.. Oct. s2-cone
are the days Of the old fashioned
s,lianeIlack. " H. Higgins. one "a
ne olqesl logging operators I'm Brit
~ Nolumpla- has closed down his
camp az Thompson Sound because al
tle new tangled ideas that have
turned ancient tradition topsy turvy
AMONG MS Workmen-
nat do you suppose those lum-
nerm1ael-s OF mine wanted2a he safF-
Aney had as good grub and bunk
houses as there are Do British Coluu-
bla, but that wasn't enough. They
sent delegation % wait on me.
The men are dissatisfied" said
me spokesman You see this IS The
new era for the working man. We
amt GOT no kick on the Grub. but we
COZ IKE OUT quarters
says 7
wen SAYS be. we think we
ought 70 have shower and plunge
baths brass bedsteads. box sprines
and hair mattresses 10 sleep on
anything else2" ] asked
Yes says he. There's one other
thing We feel that IN this new era
we ought 70 have a change Of bed
sheets every day
THAT settled IT," concluded Mr..
Higgins Il might have stood for the
shower baths and the brass bedsteads
but the fresh sheets every day were
the last straw I closed down my
camp on the spot and it'll stay closed
down tn those UNDERTAKES come
back % horse sense"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
CITY To HAVE
BATHING beach
Planning Commission
Studying Plans For
70-Acra Site.

u PaEo is Co have its first bathing
and swimming pool 10 large lafe
vita en- island in j. IL plans under
consideration BY the new city plan
ming eommittee are carried out
These new recreation features. ae-
cording 10 the plans. ara TO be built
in plot Of 20 acres adjoining wash
ington park ca the south. This tract
Of lana, along with the park, Is TO be
Improved and, in addition TO the lake.
pool and beach, a bandstand Win be
erected for concerts Canoes WIN be
provided after the lake IS built
This new park improvement plan is
largely che result of designs submit
tea By John ~. Fisher. street and
park commissioner, and r. H. BeltelL
a local architect The plan VIVA be
passed on at @ meeting Ct The CRY
planning committee the latter part Of
this week az the chamber Of COM
merce-
%. A. Bandeen. director Of the de-
Farrmeut OF governmental research,
said Wednesday that $4,000 was
agailable for the work and any addi-
tional funds needed could probably be
arranged for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
7 wo More Real Dangerous
animals Promised To Zoo

EI Paso's zoo. out at Washington
park. may not have as large coilec-
ton Of wild animals as the Lincoln
park zoo in Chicago or the famous
Paris zoo. but il is going to have two
OF the widest animals known IN q
short time. They viii be animals
which. so far as is known. no other
zoo III the world possesses. These
two animals are to be two coolies
%. A. Bandeen, director OF the gov
eminent research bureau at the cham
Der Of commerce, said that he pro-
posed to donate a male and female
OF this species as soon as he could
find them He says they probably
VIII be kept in a bottle with a per-
forated cork for ventilation pur-
poses.
Mr.. -Bandeen says a piece Of khaki
viii be kept in the bottle so the
coolies viii feel at home and think
they are in the trenches. These little
caruiVori. the governmental expert
thinks. should BE- kept as mementn
0f the trials OF the great war for fu-
ture generations 10 witness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
Emperor
Sues Actor Over
Kaiser Films "
William Charges Insult and
the Misuse of His
Photograph.

Berlin, Germany. Oct 22--CBy The
Associated Prsssl.-Former emperor
William has commissioned herr Sic
bert, an attorney Of Berlin. to iasti-
tute suit against the actor. Ferdinand
Bonn. who prepared what are known
as tie kaiser films which were
barred ia Berlin, but were permitted
TO be exhibited elsewhere. The ex-em-
peror charges insult and the misuse
OF his portrait and asks for the sup
preston Of the films.
The Bonn films were 10 have been
produced in Berlin October 90. but
were suppressed By government order.
The government announcement said
the suppression grew out Of a desire
10 prevent the films being a cause for
political comlata at time when
party feeling already was at a high
pitch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
7. !. Pershing de StefanO
Gels & Start In Life

san Francisco. oct 22-John Joseph
pershing de stefano should win In
lies battle he is starting out NJ
one year OF age VITA a letter from
Americas fighting general which he
may treasure through lie The let
ter follows.
NY Dear Little Namesake-
i have just been advised that your
parents have conferred upon you my
name. I wish 90 express 10 sou the
assurance OF my best wishes for a
hauuv and successful lie. Cordially
yours. John j. Pershlns"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS

NEW PICTURE an THE

-AAAAHEA 10 GAlAH-A-AlN l-eas
NEW PICTURE AT THE R1ALTO
"A wonderful picture and a won
derLul presentation" This remark,
heard az the Riaito, sums up con-
cise-T the gist Of what everyone who
has Witnessed the current bin at that
theater VIII say about It. Beginning
with The overture. Light Cavalry,
following with that plaintiVe mes
sage Of Rubeustein's -kammernoi
Os.roW." and on until the last strains
OF the powerful The Right to Hapui-
ness, aIusical Director Bomeroy pre-
sents what Is really a musical treat.
Coming just ahead Of the picture Is
Louis :. klein's beautiful prologue,
A Day in MOSCOW, Russia" scenic
conception that is better than any
thing Lr. Klein has yet shown at
the Rialro, and one which rs creating
about IS much talk as the picture IL
self And speakins about this pic
ture, The Right TO Happiness. L is
a remarkable fact that many people
who have already seen IL assert that
they enjoyed 90 Just as much as that
other great Ratio triumph. The
iracle Alan" Surrounding Il al isl
that wonderful Rialto atmosphere.
that something which, linked with
the Rlaltc idea Of picture pres
entation places that theater IN a
class by itself Tie present program
PLAYS the entire week unts the last
performance. Sunday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
ROADS BETTER
AROUND FL PA50
Tourists Reaching the City
Report Travel Condi-
lions Improved.

Many tourists have registered at
the Automobne club since Tuesday
morning and almost al report road
conditions improving since Monday on
account Of dry weather and sunshine
f. E Tether. Of Hatch, n 81. en-
route to McAllen. Texas. via san An
tonic. reported road conditions much
Improved and the detour from El
Paso 70 Las Cruces fairly good and
passabie.
o. J.. SWearingen. en- route from san
Diego east via Mecca and Blythe, re-
ported roads slow, but not impass-
able The Borderland route from
Deming to FL Paso seems to be the
most travelled and On fairly good
condition Ar. sBcaringen VIII be IN
TT Paso several days before leaving
for san Antonio
G. H. Kausel. Of the United States
Public Health service, stationed at
Fort stanton, y. a. Is leaving today
for Fort stanton and VIII take an
ambulance with him.
J. r. Richards and wife. members
Of the California State Auto associa-
ton. arrived Wednesday morning
from san Diego. They reported the
Mecca Blythe road bad.
H n Keller, OF Amarillo. en- route
70 California reported roads fair 70
Washouts west Of Roswell
c, /. WATSON. OF Big Springs en-
route ID Globe. stated that the road
70 Big Spring, wac much better than
few days ago, that the only bad
stretch Of read was between Pecos
and Van Horn.
Bad IN OH Fields.
J. G. Baccus and son. Of Cisco. gave
the following account Of road condi-
tons through that section: Account
q heavy rains road through the oil
fields are practically impossible and
going is slow. but we found 9 good
stretch Of road from Van Horn this
way
J. henry. Of Dallas. en- route
home from Los Angeles found the
roads bad through Quartsitz From
Deming TO TT Paso they are GOOD.
GUS Ericsson, OF Las Cruces. en-
route TO the oil fields registered al
the club Tuesday afternoon
O. r. White MCGEE and family. who
nave pen touring the northwest Tor
t-e past tire months, spent Tuesday
In Fl l'aso en- route 70 san Antonio.
o. Collins Of Galveston. and 7. Al
slsson, Of Houston. returning from
the vest, made the trio from Denver
10 p Faso in four DAYS and report
Iual coma lions fair. The worst road
encountered by these motorists vas
between ED Pas0 and Elephant Bufr-
dam
Jack Dillon, from New York CITY. I
1l route % san Francisco. registered +
-L t.e cub Tuesday afternoon.
Y ner tourists REGISTERED are- r NJ 4
aeAee' san Antonio- G. D. smith
houston H. n. Guvon. New Orleans
B. 81 sands san Francisco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
ALLEGED ROBBER AWAITS
TRIAL WITHOUT A BOND

Frank Madison. alleged highway
man. was ordered bound over 70 the
grand jury without bond By justice
CLARK Wright following preliminary
hearing Tuesday afternoon Madison
is alleged 10 nave held up r. r.
Dixon. 2l8 West Rio Grande street.
and r ~. Hester. 1117 North Fl Pas0
street. last sunday night near the
library. Hester and Dixon both ap-
peared as witnesses In The preliminary
hearing and testified that Madison
was the man who robbed them. Corp.
Michael Engledinger Of the provost
guard also testified against Madison.
Corp Eugledinger arrested bin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
CAPT. SEXTON Is APPOINTED
NAVAL ATTACHE AT LONDON

Washington. D. c.. oct. 12--Cant.
walter r. sexton has been appointed
american naval attache at London,
relieving fssm this duty rear adml-
RAJ Harry s. Knapp, who now VIII be
able 70 devote all his time to his work
can naval forces iu European waters.
OF la-e admiral Knapp las found 81
necessary 10 be absent from London
frequently. and it was said AZ the
navy department today he had asked
to De relieved as attache.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
Vineyard Men To Turn
Crop Into Craze Ian

san Jose. Calf. Oct 22-Just be-
cause one OF the great American In
stitutions is grape Jam many Vine
much
Prof 81. ~. Cruess. OF the Univer-
sitT Of California. came here and
showed the grape men how to make
q luscious jam from their wine grapes.
"A considerable portion OF the wine
crop Of this locality Is now being
cooked into this Jam The price
brought equals that offered for the
grapes by the wineries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
1900 Settlers Enter
Wesl Canada In S Months

! Winnipeg. Man. Oct e2-Settlers
numbering 1878 have entered west
ern Canada ia the first six months OF
the present year. according TO figures
Of the department OF immigration and
colonization, and have brought with
them money and personal property
valued approximately az ss.572.892.
This Is an increase o. 1888 settlers
and about S65l.617 - property over
The same period last year. The new
corners are OF all natloualities but
By Tar the largest PROPORTION give
their birthplace as the United States.
Most OF IN immigrants we're
farmers with their families.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

william Earuum. The famous star
seen al ne alhambra theater today
ia his latest de luxe production
evolves Of the Nirht.' said 20 be
the most powerfully dramatic Die
ture In which this great screen star
has been seen.
The story IS ~ a mining engineer
who. having sought iu vain for cop
Der ore in his land IN the northWes-i
has converted it into a sheep ranch.
adjoining IS a mining plant In fqli
operation. owned by three men VINO
cov-t his property
The nero. Bruce Andrews. por-
travef By 1fr Farnum. IS sent 20
Cf,ffe to investigate some mines
Ehue there he is lmnrisoned in
r-ine through an explosion. and news
IS conveyed to his wife that he has
been killed He escaues after DAYS,
hlst s. crazed BY hts suffe-iugs.
TIE denoument Of the story &C
rordlnT TO report. is one Of the most
dramatic ever seen on the screen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
EIIAvAY ToDiT-WnRrn's
EnEamwans rFN-rcrrQr =

Gripning. tense. mystifring are
time-worn adiectires that have been
applied TO every story CT crime ana
intrigue ever written Accordingly,
when IL comes 70 telling how really
wonderful Bayard VeiIier's nlav.
''The Thirteenth Chair" is, words
fail The emotions that keyed fNew
York audiences up 20 an hysterical
pitch cannot be given Justice in
words. You viii have 10 come and
see for yourself.
sThe Thirteenth Chair" opens at
the Elanav theater today and con-
tiuucs its showing through Saturday.
See ID and enjoy a thrill Of your life.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

Houston. Tex. Oct 22-Ge0rEe
Henriquez a subject OF Great Britain.
was convicted in federal court on
three counts charging the smuggling
Of opium into the United States from
Mexico and sentenced TO serve two
years ga the federal peniteu-iary az
Atlanta. He also was fined $1,000 on
each count IN sentencing the pris-
ener. federal judge j. G. Hutcheson
declared the prisoner had carried on
his activities under the cloak Of
spreading allied propaganda
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

washington, D. c. Oct 22.-Death
sentences imposed by court martial
at Camp Travis, Tex, upon priyatcs
sam n Wiliiams and Daniel H. Eve
ans, who were both convicted Of muir
der IN connection with the shooting
Of Dudley White. have been commuted
70 life Imprisonment by president
wilson White was killed July l3,
1918, in san Augustine county. Tex.
and it IS charged the two soldiers at
tempted at the same time TO XIII W.
9. Rove. his comnanion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

Kitty Gordon and Irving Cumminss
wiz Re seen AZ the WigWam today
only in return engagement % -ine
sear.7 IT Is a story OF Snanish
adventuress who broke men and cast
them aside. II is an interesting story
with rrauV unn-nectcd turns and
deve1onrr Miss Gordon wears
her usual number Of stunning gowns
Tomorrow. Mary Pickford wiz be
eeen IN Wrs. Frances HodEson
Burnetts charming love story. Us
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
JAPANESE LINER AGROUND;
FLOATED WITHOUT DAMAGE

san Francisco. Caiif. Oct. 22-rhe
Togo kiseu kaisha steamer Nippon
Marui en- route here from japan, which
went aground in heavy fog early to-
day IN Hal1 Moon bay, 20 miles south
OF Szn Francisco, reported TO the gov
eminent radio station az SEAS o'clock
this morning that she had fI0ated her.
self without damage and WAS proceed
ing TO san Francisco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

Train No 9. FL Paso d Southwest
erH, due az $40 p. M, was scheduled
wednesday 70 arrive al $40 p. M.
Texas q Pacific train No. 4. due at
1915 p. M, was 20 arrive al SOS ,. NJ,
and No. 3, same system, due at 1880
p. M, was to arrive at 1880 a. m. All
other afternoon and night trains were
reported on time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
Dr.. Ebert. DeaIlst. ais MIHa Bidg.


san Diego, Calif, oct 22.-Word has
been received today that the bodies Of
Lieuts Frederick b. Waterhouse and
Cecil Il. Connolly. American aviators.
who were found dead and scantily
buried at Bahia Los Animos, Lower
California. recently, had been found-
put in caskets and teken aboa-d the
destroyer aaron Ward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

10 your ewes trouble you2 IL you
have headaches or your ewes burn
have them examined at once You
may need glasses only while you read
or sew. Don't wait TOO long-you may
have 10 wear them all fhe time
ct our expert op-ometrist examine
YOUR eyes and FIT you perfectly And
be sure you wear the perfect double
vision leus-Krvptoks
Need Giasses2 ask Segau.
FL Peso 0nfscnI Go.
At los Texas St-Tu the Middle OF the
Block Bet-een Oregon and Mesa
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
Play AtUbion Has IS
Naiionalilies In Cast

camp Upton. L J.. Oct. ga cast
Of so soldiers, representing IS ma
tionalities. appeared recently IN
three act ulav. christopher Column
bus" az the Y. r. c. A. auditorium
here. The men have heen trained to
speak Eng sh in the last three
months ct the recruit education cen
fer. CONDUCTED here by the war de-
partment as an experiment in Ameri-
canfratfon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
eruEasE GET aIARRTFDs WITH
IrnI-l nlN. ar TIE INIoL-L

please Get Married" a @Peek-a-
Boud0irs' comedy snicF yet clean,
from the sta9e ulav by James cullen
and Lewis Allen Browne. IS the at
traction thar IS pleasing those who
see it az the UNIQUE This play kept
Kew York audiences guessing ana
holding their sides for two seasons
It the famous Morosco theater, New
York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

ST LOUIS. No, oct 2l--Ile InTest-
ment Bankers Association o. Ameri-
ca. in session here, adopted reports
urging private ownership o. railroads
and other public service corporations
and national legislation 10 protect IN
vestors from swlndlers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
GREcIsN. LasT DAY To WI p Z q,

Jack Piczford VIII be seen at the
Grecian theater today for the last
time IN his second picture from his
own studio Burglar bv Proxy
This picture IS one Of the best and
fastest comedy dramas ever SHOWN
at the Crecian- Don't FORGET TODAY is
your last opportunity TO see Burglar
By Proxy.
Grecian, tomorrow and Friday. the
strongest character on the screen
Harry Morsv- in @ powerful play, IN
HOnor's Web.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

IN ~l.AA-l-a OF FAitAr- Al p l-.o 7
Admirers OF The beautiful william
Fox star. Madame Traverse, should
not ulqs sSnares Of Paris" tonight at
che Blfou rhaater. This photoplay
shows Miss Traverse in a role emil
ueutly suited TO her talent for de-
pictfng feminine emotions The rifh
settings. the beautiful gowns Of the
star and the Elimpses Of Paris ne.
hofh hfgh and low with an Intensely
interesting heart story. makes THIS
picture a winner that Is worth e
s-faf-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

2. r. Raumaker. Of the traffic de-
partment OF the El Paso q south
western railroad, has been named
traffic manager FOR the Douglas,
Ariz, chamber OF commerce lie VIII
leave Novem Der l.