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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17

Trad. del frances para LA PRENSA.
H~ipnorisados por e problema del
Rim, el gobierno frances Y Ia OPT
MON pubGca solo lie han concedido
m interas secundario al prob!ema
oriental. Mientras que de esta name
"a Sc d~eSdenaba e. defender los vita
les ~intereses que Francia poSee en-
las vastas regiones que q del Milo
4. Caucaso del Mediterranean al Col
70 Parsico. Inglaterra, mas julciosa
mas ~prudente, tomaba prendaS ' es-
sablec:a bases solidaS; pOr 10 tanto.
comienza va a reCoger trutoS de 81
eonStante provision.
No solamente c~cnsolido su posicion
en- Eglpto. sino qle IA puesto tam
bien ia mano en- los wales del Jordan,
del Tigris ' del Eufrates. Previendo
futuras resstencias de las QoblacIo-
mes musulmanas de 5 reglones, a
neNadas sin haber sido cOnSultadas en-
forma aiguna, Iogro darle al JerlIe
de la Mecca. que de ella depende. una
apariencia de rea!eza, eScalon para
IN califatQ possible. En- algunos pc
ri6dicos la sido motive de- burIa este
nueyo rev de opereta. pero sc nece-
sta conocer POGO Ia fe profunda de
las masas musuimanas para no COM
prerder 81 papel enOrme que puede
Tegar a desempelar este NeleN del
Hediaz. dueno absolute de los Santos
Lugares por los que toCo el Islam deS
tia en- millares de caravans.
Que Giria el murdo 81 sc deScu-
briera que eI Papa, jefe de n re-
Ggion. universal, era e. vaSallo @sala-
riado de una potencia c~ualqulera?
No Sc Ievantarian todoS los gobier-
nos ante IN hecho Semejante. cuya
sofa idea Sc nos antoja una mons
truosidad impossible de ser concebi-
ia?
y sin embargo. en- IA MEGA Y en-
Medina. el peligro eS mucho mayor de
10 Que 10 seria en- Roma. Los cato
hcos de todos los PASSES, al lado De
81 creencia. tienen Il conception
muy precisa de IA idea de patrla. Y
IN conflicto de c~onciencia a este res
pecto no parece possible. No paSa 10
mismo en- Islam. religion universal.
religion de la irmensa mayorla de
los habitanteS del Africa del Norte
y del Asia occidental.
Lo que caracteriza al musulm&n,
en- efecto, deSde Maruecos hasta e.
Neutrality-suspicious. hecha Siempre
de los rurcos Y de los egipcios-es Ia
~ausencia completa de la idea de pa
sria en- el sentido territorial Y Senti-
mental que noSotroS lie damos. El
musulman de Marruecos. de Argelia,
del Sudan. del Afghanistan Y de Ia IN
dia. no dira jam3s que eS marroqui.
argelino. sudanes, afghanes o indu:
estas palabras carecen de sentido pa
IA 81. Es V Sc proclama musulnlan o
arabe. Su patria, Ia verdadera. a.
ouella Dor Ia cual toSo sacrifice no
solamente es Ut 6soer e~stricto sino
tauabisn IN homo. son los Santos Lu-
cares en- donde vivi6 cl Profcta Y
en- donde Sc ~eneucntra 81 turiba. Por
10 menos una veg durrnto 81 vida de-
Der If 4 allos en- peregrinseion = 81
sueno es morir ali. 81 NJ pGs4e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17
Fus absuclto IN acusado.

e. senior Leo Walker. director dc Fl
Progrcso. pcri6dico dc Juan Garcia,
que Sc cncontraba dctcnido en- Ia car
eel municipal de csta ciudad. acueado
dc injurias 4 Csrranzs. fuc absuclto
.por q juez dc Diatrito. que TO en-
coatra merites suiieientes para pro-
ccaer eli sa contra,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17
URQUIZO QUIERE QUE Sc
DEN GARANTTAS
Recomienda a sus tropas' que
obren con actiUidad
y honradez

VERACRUZ. Septiembre IL
Francisco L. Urquizo, jefe de las ope-
r~acioncs militares en- el Estado, aca-
ba de girar una circular a todos los
jefes Y oficiales de 81 dependencia,
en- la que les ordena den amplias
g~arantias Y seguridades a nacionales
y eXtranjeros".
Dice, ademas, 81 documento, que
la iefatura de operaciones sc ha con-
! rencido de que la unica de To-
grar la p~acificaci6n del EstadO, es Ia
de dar garantias. como 10 reconien-
| da.. moralizando al miesmo tempo a
las fuerzas que estan batiendo al enc
migo. al cual no debe dejarsele des-
canso, a fin de que no pueda rehacer-
Sc cada vez que sufra una derrota.
Sc aumento ell suede a los de la Ar
mada Nacional.
En- las oficinas maritimas del go
bierno en- Ell puerto, Sc recibi6 aviso
de la Secretaria de Guerra, en- que
Sc da cuenta de que por acuerdo del
jefe del executive, Sc ha aumentado
ell sueldo a los servidores de la Arma-
da Nacional. en- una proportion que
esta de acuerdo, mas 0 menos, con
las actuales cxigencias de la vida.
Como en- csc aumento cstan consi-
derados tambien los obreros Y de-
mas e!ementos que prestan Sus servi-
clos en- ell Arsenal, la noticia fue muy
bien recibida aqui. donde la condi-
cion dc dichos obreros Sc estaba ha-
ciendo verdaderamente p~recaria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-17
UNA GUARDIA NAClONAL

PACHUCA, Hgo. Sept. Liza je-
fatura de las operaciones de este Es-
tado, en- vista de que no puede dar
garantias a los v~ecinos dc algunas re-
Clones, concedio permiso al Ayunta-
miento de Petitlan, para que organize
una guardia nacional 0 elementos
propios, Ia cual sera utilizada simple
mente para la defensa de csc pueblo,
al cual han asaltado varias veces los
revolucionarios, sin que las fuerzas
del gobierno hayan podido evitarlo.
-Por orden directa de Carranza
sc dieron tierras en- regular canti-
dad a los indigenas del pueblo de San
Jeronimo, del Distrito de Actopam,
~tierras que los naturales Solicitaron,
eXpreSando que no podian TRAFALGAR
porque Sc les tenia en- ell mas compile
TO a~bandono. Las tierraS fueron ce-
didas q los so~licitantes a perpetui-
dad, segun 10 dispuso ell propio je-
fe del executive.
La poderosa empresa minera de-
nominada Real del Monte, continua
adquiriendo en- ell Estado varios fun
dos mineros de importancia, aumen-
tando cor este sus vastas propieda-
des. En- las cercanies de la poblacion
ACADIA de adquirir algunos fundos, los
que ofrece poner en- exploitation des-
de luego, a fin de que tambien Ell
Estado Sc beneficie.
-Por orden de las autoridades Sc
mando derrumbar n presa que ha-
bian construido los senores Agustin
Espinosa e Isidoro ,Carrasco, en- el
pueblo de San Gabriel. La destruc-
cion de Ia obra Sc debio a que las
aguas que recogia fueron d~eclaradas
| de 10 propiedad de Ia Federation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27

A N7zETTE EELLERlLAlI. the widely
n known woman swimmer, has
found new angle to screen interest
she has organized a company bearing
her name with the word Education
al Incorporated for the production Of
a film. designed for the Instruction as
vel Is entertainment Of her sex
along health and athletic lines. and
revealing the manner Of life OF
women IN various countries
a studio viii be built in Los An
eeles, but the pictures viii be made
On a trip round the world The first
scenes win be made in Yosemite VAL
ley IN California Then the swimmer
viii san for Japan to take the first
foreign pictures Of native women IN
thelr habits Of life This line OF
work viii be Confined until America
again Is reached
The First National Exhibitors Cir
cut has announced that II has signed
a contract with Louis 3, Mayer for
the distribution OF a series Of from
SIX 70 eight feature movies starring
Mildred Harris Chaplin The series
includes screen adaptations of at
least SIX books and plays, which have
been chosen as the most suitable We
hicIes- Work on the initial release
VIII be started in time e make Dos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27

sibls It's presentation late IN Deem
Der. On the list Of the intended for
her are sOld Dad" by Eleanor HALO
wen Abbott: "Pollyop OF the Storm
Country" BY Grace Miller White;
Foolish Youth" BY Louise Winter;
They'll All Bear Watching" by
Alice Roberts; Danger" by II. H.
van Loan. Watch Your Wife" by z.
Mason Hopper. and The Inferior
Sex" By Maxine Elliott.
Word from the Goidwyn studios At
Culver City. Cal. says that Danger
Gus Day" wiz be the first production
for Eminent Authors from the novels
OF Mary Roberts Rinehart The au-
thor is IN California Dangerous
Day" Is a picture OF American society
in the most deeply aroused period OF
our history, and the men and women
are caught ID in the great tide Of an
current OF lie With
some ViEor. Mrs. Rinehart has por-
trayed her characters in a story that
probably VIII stand as her ablest
work The Amazing Interlude," pre-
riousiy given as possible subject
for Eminent Authors 10 DRAMATIC,
VIII be done later in the year.
Harry T. 8forey Of vitagraph viii
soon appear in a series OF detective
plays Written especially for him by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
By B1OCENE BuRcB


bread In Two kingdoms. Two crowns
are also a sign Of a very changeable
and dissatisfied disposition
Baby must be carried upstairs be-
fore downstairs even il It has to be
taken into an attic. II this supersti-
ton IS not observed the child viii new
ar rise IN the world.
When a child smiles in its sleep It is
because 10 Is talking with the ANGELS
Peter Pan could tell you that all ba-
nles were once birds. and that IL IS
ven 70 put bars on all nursery win
doWs 50 that they won't forget that
they no longer have wings and nv
to fly back 70 the trees.
anyone who wants to find out what
sort OF a profession baby's future hus-
oand win engage in need only count
the buttons on her dress.
Rich man, poor man. beggar man. thief.
DOCTOR lawyer merchant thief
Buttons foreteu other things. too
live in. VIII
Big house. little house. pig sty, barn.
Ut her wedding dress BY counting.
SILK, satin. calico, rags
An old English rhyme tells the luck
mat comes when the first child IS a
First a daughter then a son.
The world Is well begun.
First a son thar daughter.
Troubles follow after.
Or II you like this version Of the old
saying better:
First a son. then a daughter,
You've begun just as you oughter.
1913, Thompson Feature
Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27

Harry Leon wilson. was the first 20
bloom following the calling of OF TIE
strike. With a cast OF extraordinary
ability Il was certain Of success Nor
man Trevor had the leading role He
received excellent support from such
artists as Ann Andrews, Cecil Xzpp
and Frederick Howard
Messrs- Harrington and Wilson
have produced a new angle to an old
theme. They have 2 fortune hunter
brought Up to date. IN this case Il IS
a woman and the play presents the
fond father trying. 10 save his son
rather than the stereotyped iiea OF a
mother fighting off suitors for her
daughters hand
An East side Product.
Trevor is George Washington ST.
yer. q product OF lower New York S
East Side, who has battled his way
10 stupendous riches. be Is a TtdoWer
with four grown children. three
daughters and a son The son has
been put through Harvard and has
acquired the desire for social class 70
the nth degree- Bis father cannot
see the value Of belonging 10 the
socially elect.
The young woman who IS to supply
the class which the Silver family
lacks Is induced 70 visit their home.
much against the fathers wishes
Finally. IN desperate e11orr 70
prove 10 his son that the girl IS
simply after their money and does not
love the son the father sets out TO
win her for himself He succeeds ana
in the courting that was necessary he
falls deeply in love with her. OF
course. il is reciproc1red-
TreYors acting was superb. He IS
called upon 70 display widely diversi-
fled characteristics. He is brutal,
blunt and sarcastic as the worried fin
ancier in the first act, appealing
when he tries 70 argue with his son
from contracting a marriage which
he feels would be wrong and finally
as lover he reaches the zenith OF
hts efforts.
Good EamiIys Little Cash.
Ann Andrews is winsome and sweet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27

a. the girl who IS long on family cut
short on cash Frederick Howard IN
the difficult role Of the son Is hiEhiy
amusing
To Cecil Tapp, however. goes credit
Tor the most laughs He Is tbs old sea
dog who was captain Of a AMP that
silver had sailed on IN his young days
and is being taken care OF In his Cd
age By his former emplcya His best
line came when the s0n was urging
him TO discard An evil smelling pipe.
which the son feared would offend
the tender nosfrls Of his brids-to-be-
"All right. ali right sid ths old
pipe. .ili Try one OF them cigarettes
Maybe lt'l take my mind of wanting
70 smoke
The Newer Ones
Other openings included "A Reg
ular Felier. NIgh-ie Nigh1a.
comedies. and -Lusmors.' 4 drama Of
Irish life
"a Regular Teller" scored the big
Ees- hit Of the three. Its comedy wax
Of the plain. uuvarnis1ed variety tt
evidently was written in q garage or
at least close by one Its principal
theme IS an automobile that runs
now and then One OF the scenes was
laid in a garage. Mark swan e the
author and the cast Includes Ernest
Glendeuuing and James Bradbury-
.NiehHe Nishtis" Is rather dscsiV-
ing as FAR a. the title goes Il leads
one to expect another bedroom farce.
and such is not the casa, although
there was considerable OF the risqus
present The play was Adoiph Elau-
ber's first presentation Hs q producer
and bids fair 10 be success The cast
Is wen balanced. tncluding Francis
Byrne and Dorothy Mortimer.
-Lusmore' was largely made Up OF
irish sentiment and dialect While IS
a rule such a combination Usually
produce a success .Lusnors- 5 the
exception The play lacks force. The
play is well acted but the handicap
Of the weak lines proves 100 much
for the cast TO overcome
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
Film Releases For
The Near Future

/ he Near Future
seCAcRED Silence" William
y Russell. Fox
Chasing Rainbows,- Gladys
Rockwell. Fox
-snares Of Paris Madame
Traverse. Fox
link" Mabel Normand. Cold
wyn-
a 8nsnt Earl" Louis Bennison.
Goidwyn-
The Dragon Painter" sessus
Hayakawa, Mutual
The Prince and Betty" William
Desmond, Mutual
THE Cray VOLTS Ghos," H B.
Warner. Mutual
The Lottery Man" Wallace
Reid. Paramount
BLACK Is White" Dorothy Dali
ton, Paramount
sadie Love" Billie Burke. Par
mount
In Aizzoura." Robert warwick.
Paramount
why Smith Left Home" Bryant
Washburn. Paramount
The Life Line,- Tourneur pro-
duction, Paramount.
The Twin Pawns," Mae Murray.
Pathe-
her Game" Florence Reed.
United.
Common Property" Robert An
dersen, Universal.
The Shutdown Trail" Monroe
Salisbury. Universal
"A Fighting Colleen" Bessie
Love. Vitagraph-
The Tower OF Jewels" Corinne
Griffith. Vitagraph.
The Fortune Hunter" Earle
Williams. Vitagraph.
The Woman Of Lies" June FL
vidge. World
The Blacls Circle" Creighton
Hale, World.
The Arizona Catclaw." Edythe
Sterling, World
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27

private life, happens TO be the hus-
band OF Lucille Stewart
Jack ait. Chicago newspaper man,
short story writer and dramatist, has
signed q contract which viii give TO
the Selznick Pictures Corp. for one
year the exclusive right to all his
stories and plays and original contri-
buttons to the screen Myron SELF
nick has entered into negotiations
with James Montgomery, widely
known American playwright, with a
view 10 having him write number
OF original screen plays for owen
Moore Some OF Mr.. Montgomery S
best known successes are. Ready
Money" Nothing but the Truth"
The Aviator" and Going Up
Dedham. a nice. quiet. peaceful lit
tie town IN Massachusetts was the
type OF town where the most excit-
ing thing that ever happened was the
death Of Mrs wilkins cat or 81 Per
kin's visit to town, until Mary Miles
Minter thrust her presence upon the
conventional inhabitants All the little
there have been signs OF soap and
water on the heads OF the adolescent
youths. Miss NIinter went to Dedham
10 take eLteriors for Anne OF Green
Gables he principal locale CT which
represents the typical small town
And Miss Minter is having as much
fun as the children. They wait for her
in front Of the house each morning.
follow her TO her location. follow her
back at night and serenade her after
supper Dedham mothers say they
never had so little trouble with their
children as since Mary Niles Minter
arrived IN town.
Constance Binney in her first
Realzrt picture. 'Erstwhils Susan
has just finished
''The mystery Of the Yellow Room,
the Emile Chautard picture. which
Realart Pictures viii release, Is fin
ished.
Where Clara Kimbau Youngs last
picture for the Select Pictures cost.
completed. less than $40. 1000. her first
picture for the Equity Pictures Cor
porauon, Eyes OF Youth" VIII cost
close to a quarter million dollars Miss
Young paid A H. Woods more for the
story Of Eyes OF Youth" than the
entire production Of THE Better Wife"
cost Milton Sills, Edmund Lowe,
Gareth Hughes. william Courtieigh,
Rudolph Valentino, and Ralph Lewis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
Line O. Cheer
Each Day o. The Yea

BY JOHN KENDRICK BANGS.

THE THING To DO.
II IT be true as some profess
/ That earth's a bowling wilderness
The thing to do. it seems to me.
Is not to view it hopelessly,
But just to buckle down each day
And clear the wilderness away,
And with our voices loud and strong
Transform its bowling into song.
TIE UPWARD WAY.
I STROvE to win the topmost heights,
l And when with toll I'd landed there
I found before ne other flights
That lured me on. I knew not
where.
And each new day as up I sped
New vistas opened Tar and wide,
And loftier heights lay there ahead.
A ringing challenge TO my pride.
And so J climb. and climb. and climb.
And thank God for those spacious
skies
Whose spreading vault IS proof
sublime
That there IS always room to rise.
Copyright, 1919. by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
Some New Photo Plays To Be ShoOn
Ell Pnso Movie Fans In Short Time

ZAsU PITTS. IN THE other Half"
L appears In a story telling how
sentiment was Infused into a huge
business through events which befell
certain members OF the lower crust"
who came IN contact with the family
Of money king. The principal role
is that Of THE jazz Kid" who ezerts
great influence among her more for
tunate townsmen. although she is
handicapped by working in a laundry.
Among the cast are Florence vidor.
David Butler. thomas Jefferson ana
Frances Raymond
Elsie Ferguson has the leading part
in The Witness for the Defence"
screened from the stage play A
young woman. betrotneu 10 the son OF
a wealthy man in England, leaves her
home for India al the request Of her
father, who is i'll. In india to save
her father from poverty. she consents
to marry an army officer, who turns
out TO be brutal and dissolute- Then
the husband is killed Stella is ac-
cused Of the crime. How she energies
from her grief and apparent dishonor
forms the climax.
Dorothy Philips Is TO BE seen II
Paid In Advance" In the picture a
young woman is confronted by the
bitter choice Of going the lowly way
a few moments after arriving in
town Of the Klondike IN the gold mad
days in the Yukon Driven to despond-
ency. the girl offers herself in mar
rage TO the highest bidder. and is
won by a man who, although detested
by his associates, yet has an honest
heart. The main interest is IN the
girls fight to overcome the obstacles
that surround her. William Stowen
is leading man
Olive Thomas, featured IN "Prud-
ence on Broadway" has the role OF
young Quaker girl. apparently
gentle and unsophisticated, who in
reality is clever and worldly wise
Her father sends her away TO school
that she might learn the ways OF the
world, and the result Is she Is sought
after by many suitors- A married
man IS among those who give their
attention to her. and when he lends
money to her, after she has lost at
cards, It appears that he has the girl
in his power. But there IS another
man in the case
Harry Carey IN THE Ace OF the
Saddle" IS seen in his role Of Chey-
enne Harry. The story tells how
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27

are all supporting Miss Young in her
new picture Miss Young hereafter
on the screen She viii hereafter de-
vote three months TO each production
instead OF four and five weeks
House Peters, the romantic actor, Is
now under the productional manage
ment OF Harry Carson and his pic
lures VIII be released through the
Equity Pictures Corporation Monte
Ketterjohn viii supply the stories for
the Peters films in which Vincent
Serrano. Mildred Rezrdon. Ruth Sin
clair, Gsreth Hughes, Mary Alden. Ed
ward Kimban, Pauline stark and 9TH
ers viii appear. Love, Honor and
Obey" is to be the first production
and It win be shown early in NO
vember.
IN Rough Riding Romance" the
first Of the new series Of Tom Nix
pictures to be produced by William
FOX. Nix plays the part OF a western
er. who never has read a fairy tale;
but whose ''side-partner," aged eight,
is a perfect fiend at them
When Peggy HyIand. the FOX Film
star. was working in her new picture
OF circus life, The Round"
in which she appears as a gypsy, much
time was spent on location. and the
news spread in the neighborhood that
there was q genuine gypsy encamp-
ment- One day a shy young country
girl approached the Fox star and Of
fered her twenty cents 10 tell her
fortune. Miss Hyiands who IS full OF
mischief told the fortune in the usual
gypsy fashion.
RaouI A. walsh. who Is directing
his brother. George walsh. IN From
Nav On" adapted from Frank L
Packard's popular story. says he is
tired Of seeing George pose as q hero.
while. IN his own experience he has
no very vivid recollection OF George
specializing as the good brother IN
early days.
Friends OF william Russell. the new
Fox star are commenting on the title
Sacred Silence" Bill Russell is noted
for his caution IN the use Of words.
At luncheon in the Hotel CIaridge
New York City. lately he was heard
to say that a man could 90 through
life never uttering a word outside OF
poker talk"
Through the search for q suitable
location for 4 motion picture scene, a
miniature Grand Canyon has been
added TO the scenic wonders Of the
country. It was found by director J.
Gordon Edwards OF the William Fox
organization and has been officially
recognized as worthy OF preservation
by the state OF Texas. Mr.. Edwards
was hunting q location with a high
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27

Harry, living in Arizona, is troubled
by a band OF cattle rustlers, among
whom is the sheriff Of his own county.
And then he falls in love with the
daughter OF another sheriff, and the
girl persuades him 70 abandon the use
of his six shooter" But one day he
gets his hands on the revolver again.
and the way he does II is the thrill
moment OF the drama. Peggy Pearce
Is leading woman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27

Among the delegates attending the
international conference of women
physicians being held in New York
are two fror South America. three
rom China, one from Russia, five
from Switzerland. four from Norway.
one from Holland, four from France.
three from england and seven from
Canada
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27

ALL bright babies. so they say. mus;
n fail out Of their cribs before they
are Il months old. It Is only a weak
baby. one who wiz grow up 20 be so
eontented that he win never amount
to a row Of pins that does not want to
see the world at the tender age OF II
months.
A child with two crowns viii break
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27

CO1E people 90 through lie with Irritating tranquility
- without getting tit by automobile, falling
'ut Of an airpane nothing thrilling unusual ever
haPpeus Sylvia Dreamer, who gets her Partisan gowns
and her motor BY working in the Movies is Of
this type She Graves adventure yet, in the Backton
studios recently, she complained that nothing hap
pens TO ne"
II have hunted adventure but Just can't find It have
LaLsn aplans FIGHTS 70 tempt fate vet fate won't Be