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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-12
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Don Eugenio Baca Y Garcia, de AL
buQuerque, N Mex, en- su vista la
semana nasada nos dej6 una carta de
ST. sobrino ell joYen Alfredo v. Baca,
que Sc halla de marinero en- ell buaue
Y, S, s Hartford, Ell cual escribe de
Charleston, s. G.
Sr. Don Eugenio Baca,
Aprecible Tic;
Recibi la grata de I'd. de fecha is
de Mario, ciertamente me senti com.
plaeido al Dir de I'd, igual que de sa.
Der Que todos los parientes Y fami-
liares en- nuestro hogan Sc hallan
buenos.
70 estoy bueno Y feliz, gracias a
Dios. Hasta la p~resente me encuen-
tro ~estacionado EN- ell buque u. S. s.
Hartford y estoy como dependiente
del departments del comercio. En-
addiction a esta carta estay remitien-
do de conformida con sus deseoa
una description de mis- experiments
On el s~ervicio, a partir desde ell dfa
que sail de case hasta Ia p~resente:
"El 10 de JUNO 1917. en- compafiia
de Langdon Watson parti de Belen
rumbo a San Francisco, California,
via El PasO, Texas. ArTibamos d San
Francisco, Cal, Ell q del mismo mes;
despues de haber permanecido vein
To y siete dfas en- la estaci0n de San
Francisco, fuf trasladado a la lsla
Mare estaci0n de discipline, para CON
tinuar mi discipline. Despues de ha-
Der permanecido seis meses en- dicha
Isla fuf ordenado de formar parte de
la dotaci6n del Transports u. S. s..
Great Northern. I'll ~ de Enero, 1919,
fuf a bordo del Great Northern en-
compahfa de mas dc dos mil marine
ros, esa nGche levamos amelia Y par
limos de la Bahia de San Francisco
pasando por la Puerta Dorado rumbo
al Canal de Panama. Despues de un
continue viaie de seis dfas v siete no.
ches arribamos a la iona del Canal
de Balboa, en- este lugar trescientos
%cincuenta de nuosotros fuimos trans
feridos a distintos buques que Sc halla.
ban ~estacionadOs en- aqueI entonces'
en- dicho Canal. 70 estuve varios
dias en- ell lado Pacifico del istmo;
ldespues de los cnales fuf juhtamente
con un gentleman de mis- compaieros
ordenados a que formasemos una es-
tacion de guardia en- ell lado Atlanti-
go, tr~abajamos en- este lugar on obra
constructive por ell espacio de dos
Moses. Despues 20 fui transferido a
la guardia armada de un buque que
pasaba por 81 Canal.
"Despues de haber estado como
cttatro meses en- este ~servicio, fuf
ordenado all U. s. S. Juett; este Blu
que estaba cast siempre comisiona-
90 como Guarda Costa y para Ilevar v
traer m%isiones a 10 largo de la miEma.
Hl dfa "a dc Enero fuimos ~ordenados
de regresar a los estados. y arriba-
mos a Nueya York 81 29 del mismo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-12
la BANDA DE SANTA rs Sc PRE-
PARA UN GRAN BALE
De BiENvENIDA,

La banda de Santa Fe esta hacien-
do ~arregloe para 81 gran bale de bien-'
Venida que daran on el Armory Ia
noche del IA de JUNO en- honor de
los soldad0s, marineros y marlnos que
han regresado. del allende los mares.
El bale sera gratis para todos y 81
pdblico en- general esta cordialmente
invitado. Todos los soldados que han
regresado al condado de Santa re
estan invitados para que atiendan v
re les suplica que vengan en- SUI uni
forme. ri Armory estara decorado
con los dolores nacioniles para la oca-
cion y ~refrescos seran servidos du-
rante Ell bale.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-12

existentes o~ficiales municipales, de
condado y de estado, y Ell castigo de
personals quienes voluntariamente 0
negligentemente capsan ~incendios de
.florestas.
(3)N Cooperation en- incedios con
los duenos de grandes terrenQs CON
tenieDdo MADEIRA privada.
(3) Cooperation con duehos de
estado o privados en- la corta de ma
dera segdn los principles de seIvi-
cultura, asistencia tenica de ser pro
veidos por el gobierno FEDERAL.
"a Ell pasaje de propias leyes pa
ra tasar terrenos de MADEIRA, con ta-
saci6n sobre Ell terrenO como pro-
piedad raiz y otra tasacion sobre la
MADEIRA misma, esta de ser. c~olecta-
.da solo cuando Sc -corta la MADEIRA.
Sc indica que todas las leyes existen-
ties ~consideran la MADEIRA. como par
ts de la propiedad raiz misma, en- vez
de considerarla como ~coseeha; que
la mauera es tasada continuamente,
aunque Sc toma dos sIgaos en- Ell sud
oeste para que 81 pinabete amarillo
del poniente crezca a madurez y a
estado de poderse cortar; v que es
por 10 tanto indtil Que duehos pri-
yados tengan tierna MADEIRA para cor
tar en- Ell future.
co La adquisici0n de tenencias pri
vadas de MADEIRA por Ell gobierno fe-
deral por cofnpra, con provision para
retorno financiero a los estados
al menos iguah a los setornos presen-
ties de ~tasac10n.
Comisiones fneron nombradas para
trabajar ell programme detalladamen-
fe t
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-12

mes, y q nuestra llegada fecibimos
ordenes de prosegnir a Norfolk. Vir-
ginia; despues de estar como IN mes
en- dicho lughf. fuimos ~ordenados al
.Arcenal de- Charleston. EN- este lu-
gar he pedido me trasfieran u S. s..
Hartford. Y cree que de este puer
to serd lisenciado, pero no Sc exacta-
mente que tan pronto sera esa fecha,
'Esperand0 Dir de I'd. n vez MAS,
quedo como siempre su sobrino,
Alfredo v, Baca,
u. s.. s Hartford,
Charleston, $. G.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-12

~ esa phrfdf
LA plante 70, 70 mismoi
Sps t~ierras, sus flores, su huerto,
su casa TODD era frnto de SUI vo-
luntad, de su inteligencia y de su Co
razdn.
VoWf al conpO. . En- ell cielO
briliaba va. u lucero frente a Ia ca
sta. Los insectos SO estremecian a
raj paso.
Me parecia que cuchicheaban como
~imponiendo ell silencio, por que venia
la noche, y con ella la quietud y 81
tnisterio.
70 iba caminendo hacia "a ciudad,
sonando despierto, Sofiando con una
casita como anuella tan allegro, dohde
no hubiera mas que flores y flores
todas dc Ia TERRA, y de las cuales
pudiera decir como expression de la
dnica dicha segura:
Las plant6 yoi
70 mismo!
!, y 8. AIzarev ouIntero.-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-12
Ell BOOZE NO Es UNA
BUENA CuRA,
(Del Names Iowa Intelligencer. .

tDel Games Iowa Intelligencer.")
Cuando i'm hombre yenga ante us
ted sufriendo de terribles dolores y le
declare que morira en- vuestra pre-
sencia 81 no Sc lie procura una be
bida de "WVhiskey,p enyieIo a un doc
tor 0 desele una dosis del Remedio de
Chamberlain para 81 Colico y la Dia-
.rrea. Hay II opinion muy err6nea
entire gran n1mero de gente al Greer
que ell booze es 81 mejor remedio
para c0lieo y dolores de estomago.
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-12
Ell SR. WiSLER cuRADO DE
INDIGESTION.

"Alla poir Ell ano de 1909 SURF I'M
ataque de indigestion y TODD me pa
recia ir de NAL en- pior, recibf una
muestra de las Tabletas de Chamber
lain por correo. 70 las prove y fueron
de tanta ayuda para mi que compre
pn paquete, y a la presente puedo a.
firmar como veridico que desde a.
quel ent0nces no he sufrido de seme-
jantes ataques," escribe VIM. B Wis.
Ter, de Douglassviile, Pa.
DE venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-12
coRTE EsTo YLLEvELo coNsIeo

En- muchas o~caciones n persona
clyida ell nombre exacto del a~rtfculo
que desea obtener, v por 10 regular
compra u obtiene alguna otra cosa
en- su lugar. Esa accion es por regla
general desagradable e insatisfactoria.
La manera mas segura es que corte
este anuncio y lleyelo consigo para
que asf este cierto de obtener las Ia
hletas de Chamberlain. No halIra
NADIA tan s~atisfactorio para la consti-
paci0n Q Indigestion.
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-12
Por ell Estado


OONFiS'0 Or VIM
Los o~ficiaAes de la penitenciaria re-
cibieron noticias 81 sabado pasado
que 81 conyicto De Hart, Ell eual Sc
fug0 do Ia penitenciaria ~lIeyandose
'consigo un automovil, que abando-
no eerca del pueblo dc San Domingo.
echandose a pie a traves de las mon
tanas y despnes babilmente anduvo
por sobre los relies del canine "A. r.
g. S. T.. no dejahdo ninguna huella
.por medic de la cual los perros ras-
trefos pudieran seguirle la pista, ha
sido ~eapturado. De Hart fue arrestado
en- Missouri segnn So 0fjo y Ell Dipu-
tadD Guardian Dugan sali0 81 sabado
en- la noche a traerlo. Los papeles
de ~etradiei0n fueron preparados ell
mism0 sahadO v firmados por Ell GO
bernador. De Hart Sc haIla en- ell es-
tado de Kansas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-12
CAMPANAPOR MAS GRANDE PRODUC-
CTON DE ~FLORESTAS EN- Ell ESTADC

"a Seccion Sudoeste de Floresteros Americanos
Delinean Ambiciosos Planes; Leyes de Estado
Sobre Incendios, Cooperation Privada para
Combatir Fuegos, Cortas Cientificas de Made
"a, Leyes de Tasacion de Terrenos de MADEIRA
yCompras por el Gobierno de MADEIRA Privada
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-12
I pos

EI Guardian de GAIA Y Pesca sa-
lilo 81 jueyes proximo pasado rumbo
d Mora respondiendo a un telegrama
Que lie anunci0 que en- Mora habfa
sidn arrestado un cazador culpable de
haber matado dos venadas. Existe
una nena pesada por matar yenadas
en- ~cualquier tempo del ano. La PEI
ma es de no menos que 500 Y hasta
$500 y los costos. Pordu6 c~azadores
con 81 conosimiento de los %resquisi-
tos de las leyes de GAIA en- Nuevo Me-
xico, matan yenadas es un misterio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-12

La Corporation Publicista del Bo-
letln Popular ha registrado ii docu-
inentos de interpretation con Ia CO.
mission de corporation Ell jueves pro-
ximo pasado, aande sn oficina en-
Taos eondado de Taos, y EaQuipuIa
Martihes como su. agente e~statuido,
Esta tornado con Ell fin de elercer 81
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-12

Una senora muy latosa va a visitar
a una amiga.
Al cabo de dos horas Sc leyanta v
Ia duena de la casa la sigue.
No, hija mia; no quiero que Sc
Modesto listed acompahandome.
-Molestarme, al contrario, 81 en-
cuentro mucho gusto en- clio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-12

Entire marido v mujer.
Ella.-Quisiera tener mucho dine
70.
El.-Si cada uno pudiese obtener
10 que desea, deberfa pedir mucha
inteligencia y no dinero.
ElIa.-Cuesti0n de pareceres, cada
mo desea 10 que no tiene.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-12

ramo ~impresores y publicistas en- ge-
neral v para hacer trabajo de impren-
Ia de todas classes. El capital accio.
mario es $4,000, valuaGo a so CEN
tayos por acci6n. Los nombres de los
Incorporates som Ramon Sanchez,
Penasco; Esquipula Martinez, Taos;
Alfredo Miram0n, Taos; O. @. Marti-
nez, Arroyo Hondo; Felix Santiste-
van, Taos, con 1000 aceiones cada uno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-12

Ell plan de las autohdades nacionaies para enviar una partida de strenas
Amertcanas al Carnival de nado oifmpco de 1920 ha suuerido a Samuel J.
Dallas, de Philadelphia, presidente de La Union Atetca de Atclonados, la
idea de tener este verano de los mas interesantss concgrsos asuatico;'
dato una pportuntdad para que halle en- IA actual conPetencia 10 ~ se ns'
costa hacer para aanar un iuaar en- la eseuadra del Ito Samuel en- este,
cudro Establishments dispuesto Sc muestran aquelas sehortas del eontin-
genie del beHo sexo. Una allegro collection de nadadoras.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-12

Entire chicos:
"A mi mama le van q traer I'm MI
no de Paris.
-Que va! Dice mi papa que hasta
que no SO firme Ia paz no Duede venir
NADIA del extranjer0.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-12

Don Eugenio Baca y Garcia, de Al
~buQuerque, N. Mex, en- su vista la
semana nasada nos dei6 una carta de
ST. sobrino ell joYen Alfredo v. Baca.
que Sc halla de marinero en- Ell buque
y, S, s. Hartford, 81 cual escTibe de
Charleston. S. @.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10
ACTRESS SETTLES SUIT
AT PHOENIX OUT OF COURT

Following from the Phoenix Repub-
lcan viii be read with interest by
friends OF Peggy Belts in FL Paso:
Settled out Of court the action in
stituted by Eleanor BleVins Belts
against A G. Utey was dimsissed BY
Judge Lyman yesterday on motion OF
counsel for the pretty actress It IS
understood the suit on a promissory
note for S2092-50 was settled for the
fun amount
The plaintiff, who is well known
locally as Peggy Blevins.' did not ap-
pear in court The note on which she
brought suit was made out to ". L
Barnard and transferred by him to
plaintiff and endorsed by Weldon L
Irwin
Since leaving here with the Red
mond company. the young woman has
appeared in motion pictures with de-
cided success She has. however. re-
trned to the speaking stage and is at
present under contract with the Red
mond company now appearing in FL
Paso- Miss Blevins viii be in Phoe-
nix for several days, during which
time she viii be extensively feted. A
number OF social events have already
been given in hir honor. including an
informal affair at the Adams last ev-
ening given by senator and Mrs A.
A. Johns The guests included Nfr.
and Mrs John Aiken. Mr. and Mrs.
A J. Pitcher. Miss Clare Hazard and
Harry Shumate Of Prescott
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10
NAZIMOVA IN
EYE FOR EYE
Wonderful Play At Unique
Opens Wednesday For
Extended Engagement.

Nazimova. conceded to be the most
fascinating and talented actress on
the screen. will be seen in a thrill
ing production Eye for Eye at the
Unique theater starting Wednesday
This play is a vivid drama Of the
Orient and the great star will be seen
in the role Of Hsssouna, a girl Of the
desert
The picture was taken from the
famous play "LOccident.- written by
the noted Belgian dramatist, Henry
kistemaecier. and adapted for the
use Of the screen by June Mathis ana
Albert Capellani Mr. Capellani. who
is a distinguished French director,
made the production under the per-
sonaI supervision Of Maxwell karger.
The story is that Of an Arabian
girl. fiery and beautiful, who lives
with her tribe in a city Of tents on
the edge of the desert Duty takes a
young French naval officer to their
encampment and here he is made
prisoner. HassOuna falls in love with
him and releases him-later aiding in
his escape. When the loss Of the
prisoner is discovered she cOnfesses
her help in his escape and for this
act is condemned to death. the Arabs
abandoning her TO the desert to per
ISL from thirst and starvation.
The beautiful girl is rescued but
faces a fate worse than death-she is
sold to a travelling circus as a dancing
girl and finds herself in the hands Of
a brutal master.
The story is vital and absorbing
following the life Of this passionate
and untamed girl Of the desert Later
she becomes a member Of the family
Of the man whose life she saved and
becomes involved in the intrigue
which is rife in his family. All the
passions Of human nature are dis
played in this stirring drama of
Oriental and Occidental life-love
hate, Jealousy. deceit, treachery and
revenge-an have their turn in this
gripping and amazing play Nazi-
nova rises to the heights OF her su-
perb emotional art in this glowing
drama OF the Far East-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10
BETTER THAN GALQMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are aHarmless Substitute

d.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sui
s6tute for calomel-are mild but sure
LAXATIVE, and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. They are there
suit OF Dr.. EdWauds's determination not
touest liver and bowel complaints with
cslomeL His efforts TO Danish It brought
out these little olive-colored tablets.
The pleasant little tablets dothe good
that cslomel does but have no bad after
effects They don't injure the teethliks
strong liquids OF cslomel. They take
holdof the trouble and quicl1ycouectit.
Why cure the liver at the expense Of the
teeth2 Calome sometimes plays havoc
with thegumS SodosIong liquids. t
Is best not to tzle cslomel, but to let DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets take It's place.
Most headscneS 7dullness" and that
iazyfeeling come from constipation and
q diso1dered liver. Take Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel "loggy' and
heavy Note how they clear clouded
brain and hoWthey 'perkup" the spirits.
10c and 25c q box AL druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10
.CHILD'S TONGUE
BECOMES COATED
IF GONSTIPATED
When cross, feverish and
sick give California
Syrup Of Figs"

Children love this fruit Laxative"
and nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach. liver and bowels so nicely
A child simply viii not stop playing
70 empty the bowels. and the result is.
they become tightly clOgged with
waste. liver gets sluggish. stomach
sours. then your little one becomes
cross. half-sick. feFerish. don't eat.
sleep or act naturally, breath is bad.
system fulI OF cold. has sore throat.
stomach-achs or diarrhoea Listen.
Motherl See II tongue Is coated. then
give q teaspoonful OF California
Syrup Of Figs" and in a few hours all
the conEtipated waste. sour bile and
uRdfgested food passes out OF the
system. and you have 2 well. playful
child again
Millions OF mothers give California
Syrup OF Figs" because IL is perfectly
harmless. children love il, and II never
fails 10 act on the stomach. liver and
bowels
Ask your druggist for a bottle OF
California Syrup OF Figs" which has
full directions for babies. children
OF all ages and for grOEnups plainly
printed IN the bottle Beware OF
counterfeits sold here Get the genu-
inc. made by California Fig Syrup
Company" Refuse any other kind
with concempt--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10

Enid Bennett will De seen in Happy
Though Married" at the Ellanay the
alter today for the last time
This is a bright. bubbling, roIlickirR
play, as real as life and full OF fu1
Of a wholesome, natural kind.
II tells a story OF a young married
couple who believed themselves IN
happy. and their troubles furnish no
end OF fun and entertainment to those
who see this picture.
Happy Though Married" is truly a
happy hit. Those who failed to see
it yesterday should by all means visit
the Ellanay theater today.
Tomorrow the Ellansy takes pleas
ure in presenting William s. Hart in
his latest big special. Breed Of Men. 3"
another tremendous outdoor human
interest drama-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10
NEW REDMOND
SHOW IS GOOD
VIII Be Seen Again After
Wednesday; 'Pollyana"
In At Crawford.

II you've never seen the show before
by another name-youu like The
Transport Of Love" which the Red
mond people are producing this week
AZ the Crawford, FOR it is fun Of good
lines and it is well cast-extremely So
Ii makes one squeam a bit. the fond
ness Eddie Mitchell has for taking
melodv-dramatic liberties with the
stage setting. however. for he insists
on putting interiors out on the lawn
and mixing you all up that way The
show should really open I'm a doctors
office with the young doctor and his
TWO young friends just awakening
from their slumbers. But Eddie likes
the outdoors and he has the scene on
the lawn I'm 'front.' Of a very pretty
California home. which makes II all
right II sou like II that way.
The show has been here-at the
Texas Grand-and II pleased them and
should please now for the Redmond
company gives good presentation Of
the piece and besides. throws in the
usual large number Of songs and
chorus accomplishments.
The usual Redmond cast Is seen in
the performance, with the addition OF
Annie Girard in the role Of the aunt.
in place Of Mrs Ed Redmond who was
taken suddenly III Saturday afternoon.
ETlLe al the lEAlS Grand WITNESSING
p performance OF You're in Love"
Bobbie Dean is the girl with the
sprained ankle, Joe Kemper the young
doctor. Orville Harris the young law
yer Ed Young the young financier,'
Ed Redmond the uncle from the west.
Marvin Hammond the daughter Of the
landlady and Marion Grey the land
LADY with the complaints and the par
rot Irene Noblitt is on the program
as "the traveller" but she just travels
fl onto the stage for q couple Of
specialties and then travels off again.
The play tells the story OF young
woman who hurt her ankle in an au-
tomobi1e accident and is carried into
the office OF the young doctor He ac-
companies her 10 the boat and there
runs into her aunt. his uncle and a
lot OF other en- barrassinE things. in
Guiding Eddie Mitchell as a steward
who ought 20 be called Clarence II he
isn't The stage setting shows New
York harbor in the distance and. as
the whistles loot for the departure OF
the boat. the scenery gradually re-
cades. giving the effect OF the boat
sailing
Artistically. the production IS one
OF the best yet given BY the Redmond
people The performers are all wei
cast and the song and dancing num-
bers are up to the standard. On the
y hole il is very splendid perform
auce and FL Pasoans are going TO en-
foy Il the latter half OF the week
The Redmond company lays or to-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS


Frank keenan,, Americas greatest
character actor. will be featured at
the Unique today and tomorrow in
The Midnight Stage" a story en-
bodying the plot Of sir Henry Irving's
world famed success. The . Lyons
Nail" A romantic drama OF Cali
fornia in the Cos
In The Midnight Stage" the pro
ducers have used the framework OF
Irving's famous success. The Lyons
Mail''-but instead OF adhering to the
French story and the 1776 period Of
the original they transferred the
plot and the locale TO the California
SOS
In this manner there has been re-
tnined that splendid craftsmanship
which evolved the wonderful story of
The Lyons Mail" yet The Midnight
Stage comes forth as a truly Ameri-
can drama Of the wild west, laid in
the period when the western country
vas in q very primitive stage OF civil
lizRtion, 50 years and more ago.
Thus we have in The Midnight
Stage" = combination OF she best ele-
ments Of the French master dramat-
lists who conceived The Lyons MALI"
the picturesque locale OF the Sierras
country in the early settlers day: the
splendid chara cterization OF the two
leading roles by Frank Keenan,; plus
I'D TO the minute American direction
and production-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10
e Prison Special" Due
In ElPaso February 10,
Leaves National Capital

Washington. D. c. Feb. 10.-The
much heralded transcontiuental tour
Of prominent suffrage leaders. de-
signed as a part Of the suffragists'
final efforts TO have the Susan B.
Anthony amendment passed by the
senate. already passed by the house,
started Sunday from the union sta
tion ut 2:30 D. m.
The tour viii last three weeks. dur
ing which time the whole country
from coast 10 coast and from great
lakes 20 the gulf viii be covered.
winding up at New York on March g.
The women call their train the
prison special" known otherwise as
the Democracy Limited" for every
woman on the car has served from
one 10 nine terms in Jail for taking
part in demonstrations in front OF the
white house, asking the right to vote.
They VIII reach FL Paso Feb 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10
"OH, If COULD
BREAK THIS COLD!"
Almost as soon as said with Dr.. King S
New Discovery. Get a
bottle todayl

The rapidly with which this fifty
year-old family remedy relieves
coughs, colds and mild bronchial at
tacks is what has kept its popularity
on the increase year by year.
This standard relieyer OF colds and
coughing spells never loses friends. It
does quickly and pleasantly what il is
recommended to do. one trial puts it
in your medicine cabinet as abso-
lutely Indispensable Sold by all drug
gists. 60c and S1.20-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10

night and Tuesday and Wednesday for
-Pollyana" to come in for four per-
formances (including Wednesday mat
ineel. and viii return to the Crawford
Thursday night in the same offering
that pleased so well on Sunday.
"POlyana" was booked for the
Texas Grand, but a mixup in the New
York office got the company in here
when another attraction was at the
Grand. so Mr.. Redmond had 10 be
bought out for three nights so that
-Pouyana" could be staged at the
Crawford Regular Texas Grand
prices VIII prevail It is a Klav &
Erlanger show with a New York cast
and the critics have been giving il
some strong commendatory notices.
G. A NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10

For today and tomorrow the Grecian
theater offers another big special pro
duction. out OF the Night" in which
Catherine Calvert. who was seen here
recently in "A Romance OF the Under
world appears as the star supported
by great cast headed by Herbert
Rawlinson-
out OF the Night" is a story Of life
IN a big city in which girl OF the
streets emerges "out OF the night"
into the light Of true love and happi-
ness
II is a big story with a big moral
lesson, tremendous appeal. wonderful
heart interest thrilling suspense and
smashing climax.
"Out Of the Night" is sure TO be
another sensation Ike Miss Cslverts
previous offering. a Romance OF the