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12 -i, liHb. EL PASO HERALD Faculty, Study Courses and Better Buildings Great Necessities, He Tells Texas Exs. at Dinner; W. H. Burges, Alumnus From Chicago, Says Vinson Is Roll of Alumni in War Called.

linOUGII the creation of a faculty, courses of study and housing of the first class, tho of Texas may establish 'ivith the institutions of learning which will take the lead in this country during the reconstruction period T.hich will follow the war. This was I he statement Dr. II. E. Vinson, jiresident of the university, made before the 350 persons who attended the third annual dinner of the local Kx-! association or tne of Texas at Hofei Sheldon Saturday night.

Dr. urged tipon his hearers the importance of workinp: ihe attainment of these three objects in the near future. W. If. Buries, of Ohicapro, formerly of El Paso, addressed those who at- the dinner, characterized the university as an institution which, proven by the trials of tho past year, bad taken a place assured in the affections of the people of Texas.

Time to Plan for Fiifiirc. is no time to talk of the Dr. Vinson. "With the very foun- being torn from beneath our fret, this is the time to think and plan for the ace which to be the Kolden agre of the world. is the time to to build; a time to find the w'orthy things th.at have been proven by the fires of the past, and to plan for their fixture.

CoIIeKc 3Ian Gowl. colleg-e man has distinctly rrade good in the world war. The rjVition of his work. The value of education is less discounted than it the boasting of the made is less often. The is in the minds of the jroople a great respect for the great beds of col- The 100 senior classmen of the university of Texas who were commissioned at the Leon Springs training school are doing their part til demonstrate the value of college Three Neceimar.v.

"There are just three things which make the university what it ought to be. The first is a faculty of the first class. A university is made up of men, not of buildings, and collfge education is but the stamp of one man upon another. have a good faculty at the University of Texas, as a whole, but not the best in the United States. We establish a faculty of the first class under the policies which have directed the university for the past years.

To build faculty of the lirst class, we must give its members opporttinity to do good and recognition of this work, and adequate mcnej' compensation for such work. Best Men Arc Paid the University of Texas is laigely a training' school for other universities, because pay f.nough to keep our best Tn the tuo years have been president of the university we have had to give up some our brightest faculty members to other schools, because thpy paid more. go myself, under the'same circumstances. read, no doubt, of the percent salary raise for members of the faculty which has been recommended to the board of regents. 1 recommended this increase, because hope to build a university of the first Standard The second necessity for the uni- James Keanes Picture Proves a Big Triumph The first KI Faso made picture is destined, in the opinion of film fans, to become one of the best known features produced in this country this year or any other year.

The record breaking business drawn by Spreading is a distinctive tribute to James Keane, who conceived and produced this splendid photoplay. The powerful moral taught by the picture has cre.ated a deep impression here, as it doubtless througii- out the world. As surely as brought tHriffith into fame, so will Spreading ing to those who have seen the NGSilEE ieini AS At The Elsie Ferguson Will Appear Appears at Grecian Today in an Artcraft Production in by Irvin S. Cobb. In the big motion picture tion.

Fighting written by Roi Cooper Megrue and Irvin S. mony during the impeachment proceedings which he said. Vinson has shOAved that no man may lay hands upon the university of the people without suffering the Among geanre of the i of rcnn i Mr. Burges asserted that lie had examined the famous Wrenn librMrv of Chicago, which was purchased by (Jeorge W. for the sity of Texas last week, in person, lie that it was equaled by no other library of its kind in the United States.

U. S. Goen was toastmaster at the dinner. He read telegrams of regret for their inability to attend the affair from U. M.

Dudley, now in Austin: Eugene Harris, former yell lead- ei- of the association, now in the military service at Camp Stanley: Ewing Thomason, also at Austin, and from Tnman Sharp, on behalf of W. E. his son, now in the army of the Great Sensation. I Elsie Ferguson will be seen today 'and tomorrow at the Wigwam in an Artcraft production of Song of Edward Sheldon's tremendous which is presented as the attraction at sen.sation. Mis.s I'erguson is re- the Grecian theater today tomor- i garded as the most beautiful woman row, a Goldwyn picture, is of the speaking stage, and as tlie big- back to American audiences, the in- gest find of 1917 in the screen world.

I ternational favorite and famed beauty, I Her natural beauty is enhanced in Maxine Elliott, who is making her this picture her wonderful ward- first appearance as a screen star. Elliott has not been seen on the stage in several years. In resum- i ing dramatic work as a star in motion I erguson in this photoplay are after-j noon frocks, street and house dressep, equipped with a role which makes de- the apparel worn by versity of the first class is an ade- ciuate course of study. I want to see the ot neprligees. evening gowns, afternoon and evening otiter wraps, opera, cloakK and outdoor Miss Ferguson also wears many of her jewels, including a priceless string of pearls.

Song of is somewhat different from the usual sociological drama in which a woman of beauty is the central figure. Miss F'erguson i is seen as a beautiful young salesgirl in in Oriental goods store which has ivranches at Palm Feach and Atl.intie City. Her wonderful beauty makes her the recipient of attention from the human wolves of society. Circumstances are against her and she. unlike most of the heroines of similar stories is unable to resist the temptations and courses, but I do want to see the present courses raised to their proper standard.

TVe do not have as high a standard as Harvard or Yale, because we are a part of the school system of the state. we had so high a standard as these schools, there would be an interval of four years of study between the high school graduate and the first year of then we have a universitv of the people. Dream of Greater Personality, the standards of the university are raised, so will the standards of the school system of the state be raised for advancement in educational systems comes largely from those who have had the advantages of higher education. dream is the dream of a university with a personality of its own personality common to Texas. It be the Harvard or the Princeton of the south, but it will be a university of Texas.

Better third necessity for a university of the first class is adequate buildings. We accomplish the ideal things we desire in the we now posses.s. A university of the first class be maintained on 40 acres of ground; 400 is more like what we need. these three things are accomplished, we will not have to concern ourselves about the number of will take care of itself. we accomplish these three things, we be able to keep students or 5000 students is not beyond the possibilities of the institution.

Puta It I to El men and women in this room can start a fire which never will die out in this state if they care to do so. things are not yet the plans of the board of regents. It takes more than a recommendation from me to make these plans an actual accomplishment. The board has had these recommendations presented to it I believe the regents themselves are ready for these plans yet. But I told them that come back next year and the year after and continually with the same recomraen- dations until action was taken re- i garding them.

must quit trying to build a university of the first class on a Dr. Vinson dwelt at some length upon the war work which the uni- VINOL CREATES STRENGTH Positive-Convincing Proof It is all very well to make claims, but can they be proven? We publish tiie formula of Vinol to prove the made about it. Liver and Beef Peptones, and Manganese Pepto- nates. Iron and Ammonium Cit- rate. Dime and Soda phosphates, Cascarin.

Any doctor will tell you that the Ingredients of Vinol as published above, combine the very elements needed to make strength. All weak, run down, overworked nervous men and women may prove this at our expense. There is nothing like Vinol to restore strength and vitality to feeble old people, delicate children and all persons who need more strength. Try it. If you are not entirely sat- Isfied, will return jour monej Burges characterized Dr.

Vin- without question; that proves our son as the champion fairness and your protection. Kelly world, hen our former gov- ernor started a fight with Dr. Vinson slie the But "ar. the drama has the fortune to read the names of the following members of Girl in the the Ex as.sociation of El! a five reel feature production Faso who now are in military service: is the best mystery story of Frank Eoftus, E. Harris, M.

Pol- the lard. Da VO Mulcahy, H. D. Oppenheimer, L. E.

Highnote. R. C. son, J. r.

Holmes, W. E. liall. Inman Sharpe. W.

Jjoef, Frank Feuille, Hugh ColdAvell, Colbert Coldwell, Davis, Edwin Frank Harwood, Norma Morrisson, Clark Wright, Dr. M. B. Wesson, D. Newman.

Albert Tatum, 3Tanuel Esca.ied:u Elgie Means, Charles Lambert, Earl Weisiger and Allen Grambling. Entertained by Woraen, Included in the entertainment program were recitations by Miss Sadie Ruth Aldridge and by a quartet composed of Mesdames Robert Holliday, W. D. Howe. Victor Moore.

C. Andrews and .1. Pearce, accompanist. The annual dinners of Hie heretofore have been confined to members of the association only. Because of the aid which was given the university in the recent controversy with the former governor of Texas, many other El Pasoans were invited to attend the 1918 dinner.

Members of the graduating class of the high school were guests of the association. The main dining room of the Hotel Sheldon was filled to overflowing with the ulents and guests, so that it was iiccessary to accommodate many in the hotel grill room. The dining hall was decortted with Texas state flags. Committee and Those in charge of arrangements for tho dinner were: Adrian U. S.

Goen, Robert Holliday, W. P. Brady, J. E. Quaid, Prank Lyons, W.

E. Loose, Voctor Moore and Charles H. Leavell. Officers of the El Paso exsudents of the University of Texas are: U. S.

Goen, president; Dr. B. AVesson, vice president; A. R. Grambling, secretary; Robert Holliday, treasurer, and Eugene Harris, yell leader.

Pollard, Adv. Druggists, El Paso, CHARRED BODY IDENTIFIED AS THAT OP" AN IN VK.V I'OR, Denver, March identification of the charred body found the furnace of the New Westi ern hotel here last Friday as that of James Houf, inventor, wag In the hands of coroner William P. Horan today. Mr.s. A.

J. Slonecker. of Trenton, sister of Houf, arrived here yesterday and identified the body as that of her brother, Houf. An inquest to determine, if possible, the cause of death, whether murder or suicide, will be held late todaj'. The police cling to a suicide theory.

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Buckeye Incubators and Brooders. OF SUNNYBROOK IS WORTH SEEING A very pretty little pastoral play. of Sunnybrook pleased large audiences Sunday at the Crawford theater, but largely because of the fine ability of the Emma Bunting company and tne fact that the play was beautifully staged. Tlie play itself was a little thin. It bears evidence of having been revamped and enlivened with comedy bits and with little situations to appeal to tlie audience.

The company plays up to the full possibilities of the piece and a little bit more, but with the best in- t.entions of Kate Douglas Wiggirs, a play come up to the mark of and Littlest At that of Sunnybrook is worth seeing, with Miss Emma Bunting in the rnle of another of her child impersonations. The play is so devised as to make her about two thirds of the show, George Whitaker did well in his part as Adam Ladd, or Mr. Aladdin. Frank Wallace had a good character part as Jeremiah Cobb, the village stage driver, and Miss Bertha Leigh and Miss Louise Ferguson faithfully characterized maiden aunts, Miranda and Jane Sawyer. II.

S. H. AMUSEMENTS mands upon her talents. Ini emotional possibilitie.s it surpasses anything: she has hitherto attempted. Odds" tells a story of big business ventures in the automobile industry.

Miss Elliott is seen as the wife of a millionaire manufactijrer, a' beautiful and loyal woman who. by 1 her wit and her loveliness, brincrs his powerful enemies to account. W. Blake (played by f'harles Dalton) plans the ruin of James Cop- ley and eventually has him sent to prison. Mrs.

Copley (Maxine Elliott) contrives to trap the unscrupulous Blake, who is the head of great finan- cial forces. Through her beauty she 1 wins his confidence under an assumed name, and finally is able to eet the! evidence necessary to convict him and free her husband. Allan Dwan. director of has carried out the ideas of the authors with great care, so that the production Is an example of excellent photography and artistic scenic displays and lays special emphasis on the dramatic element Adv. i Train Bnlletfn.

All afternoon and night pessenger trains were reported on time at the union station at noon Monday. Believe Dumont Cierman I Salt Lake City, Utah, March evidence that Frank Dumont, arrested here Saturday by L. Mays, registrar of alien enemies, is possibly an active German spy, has been collected. The new evidence ia a map of the western states with a line drawn from Fort Douglas to Mexico, for uso by escaping prisoners. Adyertlswoent.) Leave Your Baggage 8 8 Checks at Longwell's.

Make no mistake. Telephone No 1. Eroploxnient Reorgranlicil. W'ashington, D. March organization of the United States employment service into a bureau of the department of labor with John B.

Densmore as its director, was announced today by secretary Wilson. Pkixa Auto Livery Phone 1006. Autos. Taxis, J1.50 and S2.00 per hour. Tuesday IN MAIN FLOOR BLOUSE SECTION nr UESDAY we feature the newest ideas in sport Coats and Vests.

Smart sleeveless models in pretty designs. Tiimmed in contrasting color. Hip and longer lengths. Made of JERSEY WOOL CLOTH JERSEY SILK The colors include greys, violet, purple, navy, emerald, maize, rose, mustard, tan, old rosCy white and black- Every woman and miss will admire these smart new creations that are taking the country by storm. Never have We offered a novelty in women apparel that made such an instant hit.

The values are exceptional at ...........................................................19.95 To $15.00 Floor). Little Plaza Phone 4580 Store Of Mail Orders Given Careful Prompt Attention present small ration Is still further reduced, will be exhausted within the next six or seven weeks. Dr. G. E.

Cameron, Dentist, 5th floor Bldg. Phone 1837. Henderson Aamed Senator. Charles B. Henderson was appointed United States by Gov.

Boyle! to fill the vacancy caused by the death of senator Francis G. Newlands. Pnenmonic Plagiie China, March. The Camera N. Oregon Islands To Have Merchant 5Iarlne.

Manila, P. 1-, March Gen Francis Burton Harrison has signed bills establishing a Philippine mer- chant marine and appropriating 6 000,000 in gold for the purchase of vessels to start the enterprise. Dr. Magruder, dentist. Caples Bldg.

COl RTS HAVE JI RISDICTION OVER BRIBER V. Washington, D. March 4. courts have no jurisdiction over bribery at general elections for the selection of federal officers. preme court decided today in ing decrees sustaining dem indictments in the fraud case.

Ninety nine persons char learns this fraud at the 1916 general 1 in ilearns tnis, CLARA KIMBALL YOUNTi. Clara Kimball Young's newest picture made by her own company and distributed by Select Pictures, is being shown at the for the first time today. Mis.s Young, always the artiet superb, rises to great heights in her delineation of the simple little country girl who blossoms into a Parisian butterfly. All work and no play makes a dull boy and that is perhaps the main reason for the ever growing popularity of Clara Kimball Young. Her superb artistry has taught her just the exact proportion of an emotional portrayal, heightened by light comedy relief.

In she follows this course of announcement means that all the na-. Here is a talc of a simple country girl tional parks will be open hereafter 1 Porto Rico Goes Dry. San Juan, Porto Rico, March Porto Rico went dry at midnight Sat- pneumonic plague has spread to urday night. Thie followed the action Shantung province from Shansi last August which the election of last province where It has been preval-' July failed to repeal. ent.

Four deaths have occurrcd Tsinanfu, capital of Shantung prov-, AGAI.NST ALDERETE. I Alleging ihat liquor was r-HinoPR Ar-'Tnn Cnra Franson Fraternal club after an CHJROPR ACTOH, ora M. ranson. I HnH heen QD-nincsf C. 1002 Montana.

Ph. 9004. Alloired In Yellowstone. Washington, D. March of park to motorcycles during the coming season was announced last night by secretary Lane.

A recent order admitted motorcycles to Yosemite park and ignorant of the art of personal adornment which her husband, a young man about town, requires his womenfolk; undismayed, she sets to both automobiles and Offlrer Velllon Rcfovers. Motorcycle officer S. Veillon, who his love, and emerges! was injured on February 4 when he from her chrysalis so to speak, a fell from his motorcycle, to Parisian butterfly with the aid Sunday afternoon. The dressmakers, manicurists and other completely recovered. injunction had been issued against the thereof, county attorney W.

i H. Fryer instituted contempt pro- I ceedings against Ike Alderete Satur- day afternoon. was set for 2 oclock this aftenoon before judge W. D. Howe, 34th district court.

BAT GUANO i 1 Mr. Geo. C. Davis will be found in his office. Room 617 Building, Phone 1939.

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thp Ohio poneressioua I hc onvi jas a result of the decision will nut be compelled to stand trial. Gnn repairing our spsciaity. Allen Arms Cycle Co. 404 X. Oregon Adv.

love. Miss polished perform- 1 anee stands out all the more for the artful quips and quirks of light comedy which she employs now and again. Sirltxerland Isolated. Geneva. Switzerland, March the closing of her frontiers at midnight Saturday, Switzerland again finds herself completely isolated in Europe.

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2:30 and 8:30 Thereafter Inre Premcnts the Greatest Film Spectacle Money Loaned On LIBERTY BONDS Also bought, sold, exchanged. SECURITY LOAN CO. Cor. San El Paso 2754. Today Tomorrow SHOWS 10:45, 12:30, 2:15, 4, 5:45, 7:30, 9 P.

M. UNIQUE Edith Vision of Joan of Arc inspires her to lead Women of The CRAWFORD ALL THIS WEEK EMMA of Sunnybrook cd. and Sat. VT UKEK: of the Storm From June Powerful Story Legion of Women Actually Fighting in the Trenches This picture tells the story of the famous of female the life they were compelled to lead with soldiers of the opposite sex. Woman's Club Aaditoriuni nnd C'alifornia Enrichetta Soprano Signor Philip Sevaita Harpist Pianini flc.

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