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EL PASO MORNING TIMES. TUESDAY, JANUARY I. 1918. II MRS. SAMUEL PERKINS Another Private at Cody I TT rilCII QDClin JESS CLOSE NEW MEXICO MEN GO TO DALLAS FOR TRAFFIC MEETING "Musher "Lingo Puzzle for All But Old Time Yegg men; Here 's List of Hobo Slang Professionals of Old School Bout Vocabulary Peculiar to Their Clan; "Outsider" Finds It Hard to "Horn in" on Their "Line o' Gab." Dies of Lobar Pneumonia to thf Morning Times.

lieminir. N. Vee, 31. Private Herman Johnson, company tt, tsr.tli infantry, died at the liasa hospital here today of lobar pneumonia. Ilia rather.

Armed Johnson, lives at lake Preston, south Jack Vernon and Siatnlih Hamilton were arrested here la-l niirht for violation or Hie oidln.ince passed reutly bv lh city council prohibitihir lattoidiu. I hey were tiled in police eoini ilns moriilna- and given (Jay jail sentence. Hamilton was released on condition that lie li-ae town and Verdun will be held for further Investigation. Soldier Intending to Desert Returns From Mexico and Surrenders After crossing into Mexico Willi tre intention of deseriiny, a I tilted States soldier voluntarily returned to the I ml ed Slaps I'l'oin Juarez Monday, and surrendered to military authorities. 'Iwi other deserters are said to be in Juare.

aecordtnir to unofficial reporls received at dislricl Iteadipiarti rs, i hey are said lo have been arrested In umfuiin by Mexican aullurllies Minday. nabblls Burglar Second story nun. Means Prunes, cherries. Haok-Tltl, Jug. Hanker Jugger.

Plow a sale kick In the sopher, tiaik a joint. Bond Juniper Lamster. Cofree Ja a. Crowd Push, big; push. Chain Slang.

1 -elective luck, bull. luainonil lloek. Pollar-Huck. hood sniffings. hood fruni back door -Hand out, push out.

Good appearance Throwing- a front. Girl-Moll. Hat kvplece. Holdup Men-Stlckups. ail Stir.

pen. Jailer Screw. Jewelry --Junk. Knife Cluv, FISTED GUY According to Jack ley, Who Hauls Over Hot Coals IX A recent Issue of a lliliaiv paper Jess Wlllarcl qme out slurv of the, many he matte io secure I lie Johnson match. He also ill 1 1 in I (1 thai he has tirosslv imposed upon on the xpense account, and that he paid the family expenses or Tom Jones anil Jack t.nrle.

Ihe lollnninii Is Jack turlcv answer tu Hlllaril's story: "In the first place when I first brought Willard eat rrnm Los Angeles, to make him tl'o proposition ami outline my plan, I paid his railroad fare ami expenses. 1 met him In Kansas City, and Iliera on a trurk In the station outlined my plan to land Johiuon for him. Ilo was in l.os Anpelcs, with absolutely uo prospect and penniless, lie bcciimu so enthused and evened that all ho would say was lhai it sounded toy good to bo true, and was Impossible, ISext I look lilin to New Toil! and he pleaded with me lo lake Ins Irieud Archer atonic said he did not wain to impose on roe, but he would appi-eriule. it. I his wish, and 1 can mention rinht here tiiat Ins mend Arrlier, al lor two days in New York.

tried to diseouiane him, lold him nolh mic would ever come of it, and when Villn.nl listened lo mo and told Archer It) "ould stick, Mr. Archer Jumped on a train, paying Ins rare Willi money 1 fcavo Willard lor personal expenses, and returned to hia home Kansas. Willard was matched with Johnson, as 1 had planned and the world knows what a complicated ertort coiioitions forced on me. Johnson, a liiKllive from jus-lice, it was neces-ary lo circle the frlobc. to hud him, and what were the en-cout afc'emctils In making the match? tv-ry sport writer, with the exception or cue or two personal rrieuds, who had supreme coulidencc in me, called it a Joke mutch.

'And I mm that moment oil. despite all the severe criticism, Willard made money. He bo! ouiy made, likuicy, Lut despite a contract that Messrs. Weber, I'razer, Jones and myscir entitled us to our per-ci'iiuto', we took iiothuisr and permitted Villaid to take every cent, we took him to tailors and dressed him decently, and when we irnt theaters to pay him j'er week let him keep it, xvnereas berore he was matched with Johnson he could not et fu cents a week. W'e paid Ins lines and cxpeii-es to till dales, established lumoie- i hrti-f.

was chained and dailv recemts rail as "Polly and Her Pals." Mother of "Polly" of Mlsi Annette Monorla tilers, eldest dauB Corners. st I.uuis at the tender seventeen was niHrried lo Mr. Samuel Perkins, a younir )iay-and-oats merchant or Birch, the county scat. With her husband and family she later removed to ixew York City, where she has since ensrasred in many prominent society affairs whenever her family duties allowed, tt STOCK'S GROCERY REMOVED TO 60H North Oregon Street i being well known amour Mrs. Perkins' is most aptly expressed in the words: "It won i Know you re nrivm AMUSEMENTS Watch for our specials, which will appear in this paper Friday morning.

AllW.IWISI Tolice court visitors who are not acquainted with the "lingo" of the underworld rind it dimcutt to understand many prisoners, simply because they have a language all their own. Where It came from no one knows, but now and then a word is added and today a successful detective or patrolman must be able to understand talk xviuch would sound as strange as a language from foreign shores to the average citizen. Although they mix the language of their clan with Knglish xvhile before the bar in police court, tt Is when they get together that they speak their own lingo. They have adopted much or the common slang and added mysterious words so sue cessrully that the "outsider" or "guy rat" tenderfoot cannot "horn In" on the "gab." However, some of the thler and holm slang ts familiar to the average man who has read ihe books of Jack London and Joslah Hint. it Is the older hoboes and yeggmen who use Ihe lingo, and "musher" are becoming lew and far between in hi J'aso.

The southwest, and especially this particular section, Is not tho most popular place in the country among "dips" and "second story men" who make a business of "pulling Jobs" regularly. This is due to the rai that It is hard to get away anil one has to "mush" quite a distance before reaching another "burg" where one ran "lav low" until the "dicks" forget him. Now and then an old-llnier "drifts" in and It Is with Joy that the officers xvho have worked In eastern cities, listen to his talk. Arraigned before Police Judge Hen Jenkins, the oldlimer tells Ills story like this: "Vou see, youronner, It all conies off something like dis: A shack ditches me in the yards an' I lnoichcs wnl my inush and keesler down to the mini stem of i this burg we I runs Into a tin ran wot I stops me an' calls a (lick. Just because i they rinds a gal in my keester they calls the paddy wagon and slams me in the stir.

I alter the screw ti-isks inc. takes a bunch o' Junk otren me. Honest, youronner. I didn't gloin that Junk, honest, and I didn't have that gat in my brume a tall." Hut the average type or holdup man the police deal xvith here are local -products and have yet to learn all the lingo or the proresslon. following in a brier glossary of "crooks' slang: Arrest Pull, MANY CATTLE SENT TO BOSTON MARKET Cows Which Should Remain on Ranges Glut Eastern Pens, Reports Disclose.

Receipts of wstern dressed cows have been very heavy on the Hoston market the last three months, according to a report received at the hi Poso orflce or tho Panhandle Southwestern Stockmen's association, ills report lines up with figures recently furnished W. Amonett, secretary of the association, by the government showing that cat tie that should retrain on Hie range if possible are being slipped to market in large numbers from west Texas, Mexico and Oklahoma. Had It not been for Hie drouth these shipments would not have been made as they consist largely ot range cows ami calves. A majority or the best firormed men in Ihe dressed meal trade have expressed the opinion to the Hoston representative of tho government bureau ot market luat heavy receipts or dressed slurr in the GREETINGS Will Discuss Common Use of Terminal Facilities and Elimination of Prohibitions. Spci-ial tii tlie Mornmtr Tillies.

anu Ke, X. Ih'C. 31. Mruibet'S or the Mctuo stalo rui'oratlon rum-missiim have luvitoil to attend the omfi-rem uf tiarrii- expcutltei In lie helil In liallai, Trias. January i to dis-riiss arranifi'iiients Im' rninninn tise uf terminal raeilitlrs aim rarallel lines the sonthwesl, etniiiiialiiiK rciiupetitlve Kiiii waivitiir ennipetith I'nnlrul or siiln'itntlon of irafrir.

Chairman Mush Willnius, uf the I'oiiinnssiDii: liecplver II. K. Twltrliell. of the Mexirti f'piilral; A. Hawkins, and others, left fur 1'allHs.

leili'ial litiflivvov liiiililinar ami Iniprov-Unr aetivliies will bo tin -der llio jiinsiliclKui of aovermiinet orri-emls in iMInraito after January 1, ln-stertil i'f ihe rraiu-lseii ofrice. The orriee of the stale, enif ineep was Inform-iM today of tills change. r.ownmr V. K. l.tiidsey lias arnnteil a pai.ion lo Mrphr-n who was aeiu in mo suite, iTiorin Mi-litKil from Curry eoimty tn AiiKiist (il the present year- In servo's term of Iwo anil oiie hali years.

Jose H. Sena, clerk or the supreme conn, anniiiiiiceil loilnv Hint until rnr-ther tiotlee, no January session of the court will he lielU. Ihn oulliei'n Purely rnmpfiny, or St. I.ouls, Ims nnlifieil the auto In In-siiiaino, ilcpai tiiieiit that It Iihm ce.iseil tti'muir bonils in New Mexico, This Is the forportilion wltlrli recently raul 'lln stste eollcKe less. Arilelcs or Imorpoi ntion have been rileil tiv the llilii Minmir company, or Mima 1'e, cai-ital of wlin-h Is sulis-Til eil.

aro J. A. Pnvis, J. II. Wni.il, Ashley Pun.

I. Hui'lon I Iioiiiisoii and II. W. Sinllh. The eniii-pnnv will tin a general minlnir Imslness.

The Hlun Water liivesiuii'iit eoinpany of Arizona lias incorporated under thfl laws or Mexico and lias lieen admitted to oneiale hi this state. It ha a ciipitaliatlnii or si.nno.nw) with an ofrice at i.alliip. T. I'. Talle, or Krench, Is president.

Tti corporation will do a livestock and ranclimir Inisiuess. lioi eriior I indslcv has honored the requisition of the Kovernor of the auiln of Hlun rm- llottiird lirek. ho is eliui iie.l Willi shuollllk- Uilll intent lo kill. Hick Is believed to lie ill 'allup. under arrest.

Favela Expected to Clash With Villislas I Within Next 24 Hours Hv Associated Press. Presidio, lexas, pee. Pedro l-'aiela. xx ith a column or Mexican federal mi ally, which left njlnaica lal wee, is appi'oiicluinr Pnloinas, where villa rolhtweis are encamped, mid a batlle is exiiected to iiccnr Itiere xxithlil the next hours. Paloiuas Is miles southeast of iiJiiuiKa.

and has been the rendcivous or Villa followers since they evacuated ojlnaisa. I 'In the stiicklinlders or the Hlo Grande1 Valley Hank 'I rust cnni Paso, I noiicis is hereby Klven llial Ihe annual meeting' of the stoekhohlers or Hie Ilio lirando Valley Hank nisi company of; l.l I'asn ill ho'tield al lis ori lce on I ties day, January nl 11 i. rut' the election ot directors mill for tlm transaction of such other hiiniiess as may limpet ly come belora ihe incciing', II. V. WATSdN, Ailv.

Dashlcr. Isl.VAfllll MIUI.AMIS' SI ri.USSdll. Jly Associati'il Press. San iancisco, iee. Hoyle, or will niipomt a successor to 1 1 10 lute senator lands.

In Carson city. January le indicated today, liovernoi-Hoyle. was hern on hu wuy from Wash-It kiwi to Carsnii Cllv. Jlalihll-Ardnln." Adv. A Solid Comfort $5.00 a Month Begin luirli as awn), ami allowed luiii to keep i In the world, will give the world soine-every rent, whereas hi, daily eipeua-I thing else to talk about In Iwp newest Vfln-were tinder .0 per day for his camp.

ln, Havana, mevious lo his arrival. I arii mired As "Thais' on the stare she. won We Wish You the Happiest of Happy New Year's Peyton's Market We will be closed all day today MARY GARDEN IN ROLE OF SPLENDOR Is Supreme in Her Greatest Operatic Role, "Thais," at Grecian Today. Mary r.arden, the most talked of woman honors In every civilized part ol the globe a3 -Thais" In motion pictures the rule is immortalized, and "Ilials wll (ro down in the annals of film history as one of the o-reatest runts the. screen has ever known l' Presentation to the famous story by Ana As is typical In all r.oldwln plays, the I I am a world celebrity in this picture alone, they have surrounded her will a wonderful cast, and the production Is one of supreme splendor.

Tho gowns worn by Miss Harden alone cost as much as the average production complete. "Thais" will he shown at the fircejan today and tomorrow for the hist two days. The first show today stuns promptly at one p. m. Hundreds were turned away lost night and those who wait for Ihe night performances are likely lo be disappointed.

AI.IIAMIIIM "(M Kit Tuesday you will liave the opportunity to see one of the most wonderMl patriotic productions of the year, entitled "over There." This Is a Select picture, made by the Charles lUchman Pictures ronwralion. Chrales fllchinan hlmseir heads tho cast, which is of super-excellence. The beau-lirul star, Ann ij. iNilsson, gives a Wonderful or "Hetty." the heroine of the story. Charles Hiehmaii, as "Monte Jackson," gives a brilliant performance, placing him foremost the ranks or filmdom's greatest artists.

From the very beginning to tne end of the picture your patriotism will be aroused. It will stir every loving American to the demands or the nation during its perilous hour. This big patriotic, story ts built about the thrilling scenes which followed our declaration of war xvith (iennany. It concerns the lives or Monte Jackson and his fiancee, Hetty Adams. Monte Ja'ksnn, being born Willi the fear of blood, refuses to enli-l and fight for bis country.

Come and see how he overcomes the spurious cowardice that enthralls turn and fights through "no man's land'' to the peace and happiness beyond. iNu advance In pi Ices, ioe and Urt I I LLITILll Ul LUU NEW YEAR IN CITY Lobbiet of Hotels Thronged With Viiiting Ranchers From Every District. New Year's eve found a laigd nuniuer or eaitlemen from all points In tne south, west lu I.I Paso. Monday evening the lobbies uf tie ZciKer and Sheldon hotels were with ranchers that many persons asked if a eallle growers' convention was in session. While, practrally all the visitors were optimistic and hoperul for a good sprin season, many expressed Hie fear that Jupiter I 1 1 1 i it st would fail to open Ida riood (tates i Hid proper time with the te-ult that imiKes would be hard tut auain.

rrnm Arizona caino the report that Kiass was plenum, and northern ew Imoo cattlemen say conditions ace fair. Handlers from Ihe Hi bend country ar a happy lid and look forward tu a prosper-ms new year. Those who have suffered losses as a result Hid ilroulli west Texas and exv Mexico are liopiuir for winter ram. Library Tables $7.50 to $50 Eaiy Payments Linoleum; Rugs and Ihtdt Under Special Stnrfe for him lo train in the most exclusive at tne and receipts mere han as hiKli a per day, and he was 'allowed to keep every rent. 'I earned money liianatrinif llussanc.

rlyun and others, and every onre In a to represent rue. and even these earnings, outside ol what I actually needed tor scam home expenses lenses. I used to nay for grocery I bills cuisuuied bv Villaid, and when 1 and two children were in l.l without I siillicient money to make i I Mrs. ihiilev pawned her rings mg expenses, time later I sent tiie money tu redeem the rings to meet or the 1.1 Paso police deportment, who expressed Ihem to Mrs. thirley.

'The Villanl expenses to come to Havana was domted by Havana business men, ami 1 Induced tlicin to do it. The race track, where the, nuilrh was held, 1 Rot donaled Ire.e from "Cnrley" Brown iud in addition to that got him lo donate 11,000 cash Hie day of the fight. "And now Willard tries to make an impression on how lie sacrificed himcir. "When the fight was over 1 borrowed from Harry Krazer to pay up my immediate bills, and faro home for my family. "Anyway, I will soon have my cae Willi willard In court.

Then all the testimony will ho under oath and the public can judge then who made the and nether I was entitled tu ten per rent of his earning-. "In rlosmg I want lo mention that was scoicil fi.r and Willard took a gambling cliaine to receive some niuncy out or the match by accepting fri per ri'iit above the expenses, but the chame to win fume anil roilone xxms greater than anv amount lie could make out of the actual battle. Sohse-oii'-nt happenings proved this to be true, lor Willard Is now a rh-ii man, and 1 know seveial fiirhters who wti sln to box Willard on the same terms upon which he signed to box Johnson. "I Mronglv resent anv talk rrnm Willard that lie made a single sacrifice or ioer pact five cents towards the expenses of my ramily. "I alwavs felt he should feel ashamed of hunscir to have pcriiiitlcu my wife to pawn her Jewelry to come to Havana, xvhen he had several hundred dollars Ins pockets from receipts or the naming camp.

sincerely yours. JACK CITil.kV." were over, but a couipai-lsotl of the the New Year Lawyer Mouthpiece Money kale, dough Jai k. Mush rinhrella. Iaine Monicker. Nickel June, Overcoat Heutile.

Patrolman-Hull, harness. Patrol wagon black Mjrlar, p.nlily x. agon. Physician Croaker. Pickpocket tup.

ouarter rwo bits. llevolver Gat, stick, smoke pole. lung- Hoop. Pun Tear. stolen goods -Swag.

successful thrri-Juh, lo turn a trick. shoes-hicks. Sleep linss, kip. Street-stem. Search Krisk.

sare Gopher. Sare blower Pcelman. switchman shack. satchel- keester. Shophrter booster.

To ratrh a train Grab a ratler. To pick a pocket I hit the leather, touch. To ask Tor a meal Slain a gale, batter a private. To tell haul luck story-Throw lua- jour reel. To walk Mooch.

To steal limit. Victim liooli, sin Ker. Watchman Tin can. NEW SIGNAL CHIEF Former Commander of Field Bettalion Fills One of Few Division Vacancies. Major Thomas Shrl.inie, asitnicO to tho i inoenlh r.nvulry 1 jt as division sifrnnl nfl'lrer, WTlvfil tn CI Paso si'Vflral (lays asro from ni OkIKIiotp, in ('njiininhd of tltfl spvfiitu l'-id nuintllon, 1IU nppolntin'nt fills ono or Iltn lew vacancies iPnmlninR- on the division surf.

Majur Sheihurno is well knovn hi Kl Vnit ih lie rh stnthuifd hcie villi the Fifth ciivairy. and nnrlnff lh Mhort lime tlml ho linn hrt'ii InTft Uh 1 1 pen busy re-ncwinur old BftpiHnirnnccf. The majur piTsnjiHl rnond of Majur J. ily, division adjnlant. Horn in Louisiana 1C7, Major Sherhnrne vhs npiMdnted secoiid llfntcn-nut in the J'irst i.otiMlana infantry on May in, 1S0K, for which he wns lionorahly hiithtnreil out October 'A of the.

sainn year. July 5, ixw, hp va mad" second licntcn-ant In Ihe Thirty-third I mint Maion m-rantry and receivt'd hln i-oinntission a- Drfit llciitenant ri i Seplrndier in. if uas miiMprrd out or the Tinny -third lnrantiy June 3o, im Kfhninry Hd, he appotniPd "econd llciih'nant of thn arltllerv corp-s rnd wan dischai (red July pi, July hi, of the ftamo year, lift received his commission an seronii Iteutennnt or the fcnyhth cavalry. I'nniKded lo firM llen-tcnant flihl a.ihfKtird lo Hit) 'I hn t'-eitlli cavalry March he was iran-reiTPd lo Ihe nirhtli ovendier I. I cm the Kijrhlh cavohy he was detailed to the signal corps.

KltM Ullh Iteitil. Ca tin in Willum Mnpp. or the Tuclflh cavalry, stationed at Cnluiohu. and son of a ria.sniate of Major (ineral (ieoi'K" W. Head, called on the division ai.d district rntnnandT at lit-adtpiarteiA Matnrday.

Shiip. wnn uas a riM'inher of the litlrt 'et I'oinl clas, I'liiii! lo I I Iho with hi- iiiothi-r, uho hern hH Kne.t at The Sliiip honiH in MaleiKh, where a monument i ('reeled to th memory or i.aplam Shitp'a rather, ulio tell at the hmie or mii Juan hill In Ujha iJni-iiiif Ute, Spanish -A niei lean war. Arie.r havnnc don Riiard duly in Yellowstone I'ark Pir mi months, while Hlatlonrd Fort Yellow If me, the lirsl wpiadion or the sevenlh ravalvy arrived Fort Hhs Monday moiniiiK The ipiad-ion rornpletcji tne retrUm'tit, who li i im-dep the command of olnnel it. H. Tompkins, and is a part of the firieenth cavalry division.

7n oriicers and ii iun thrt Omirtcrniasler tnptain Nufiicd. raptam L. h. Moline-, wjio ha l''n ap-pointed as-Ktarit tn l.ienl. iinlonel J(din A.

Wacner division (piarteriiiaMer, ex-peeled arrivi! noon riuin ll. Niagara, N. where he has been ulaltojied. AsvMnnl lo Ulllard, Second I. lent.

Wltif leld Houghton, the i rerve r.np, hH4 lieen as aUlanl lo t.olimel IPirry or u. dlMliel llileliKrcurp oineer, Cattle Movements Through El Paso Yards Brisfy Monday fiattle nimernenpi ihroiiidi ths 1 a I yard were. hrlk Monday. I he folfow-Ihff Mldiffnehls wre rrp-nteil inspectors of lie t'anhandle Stockmen's The Kraft company imported ifj riM or tU'tr at flolumliin, M. shifimerit was (n the, yards In this city Monday en route, to kan-as uiy.

fcron. Vm h'Md or steers a' ros tit, line at I ahens, 'Ihe sliipment pa "ted throuKh I ho jiiros en tout f) ahforina. Three car of alUe old hy 'rori7" f'av, of Ihi'iteve. to the 'eorjte oe i ommiioo company, pnviwi throoivh this city en ronP' to ktura ily Hoe car or inud raith oid hy hay Huller. of I'hoenu, to the iiwuy F.

i.ole -fminny. parsed throoirti en root to Kaica ll. atiOd was tditppmT ttto cars or cattle fiorn An, lo lh en In i.onimitlon company at Kani'di I on llartfun, emp ahlppM out ar of i alt'e to liif toi criipaoy at lly. nli-'n i ar ol hy th Flower Fot i.niVt) (ompanv, of ftokei', n. t', tfn: wift IN-niy ommi.iioii roiupanv, wee hipped tluouirli Una cit pfi toute kaiMas i lly.

When your tves NeeaCare Try Murine Eye Remedy Vaanioa iio t. cr.u at of saa or trm A liter of Peter and Marv Kllers, of Kllem friends that her Idea of home management you let your lines hang loose tho horse xll BIG SPECTACLE AT THE WIGWAM Thomas H. Ince's Superb Patriotic Picture Delighted Immense Crowds Yesterday. "The Zeppelin's ast naid." the wonderful Thomas II. lure patriotic spectacle, yesterday delighted crowds at the Wigwam theater.

It ts the biggest thing that lure has done since "Ciulization," and one of the best he will ever do. The pictuio xv ill be shown cgani today. Not the least important reaturo of the Inco production Is its momentous timeliness. This government is now convinced that the leaven or democracy ts working in (iennany. The mutiny among Ihe seamen or tho grand imperial fleet Is a case tu point.

All the evidence reaching the slate department at Wellington indicates that Ihe break was due to the inculcation or the. spirit or democratic revolution among the German people. That, In short, is the llieme of "The Zeppelin's I. list Paid" and many of Hie events now Stirling the Interior of the Mussinti empire were anticipated by Mr. Ince and by ('.

Gardiner xvho wrote the scenario and who iiuriihe.i's many or tho director' successes annmg his sci-ccn works. Kind and Howard Hickman are the featured players In the new due of the most spectacular scenes ever filmed forms the climax of the production, wherein is portrayed the destruction of a mammoth Zeppelin, riding high In the clouds. There is a device on the Zeppelin by which it can be blown to atoms and ll'ls the duty or every Zeppelin commander to thus dynamite Ins ship In Hi eevent or rapture to prevent the secrets of its construction from railing Into the hands or the enemv. The big climax or tin- picture cones when Howard Hickman, as tne com mander or the eppehn, throws hi sw itch when the iiiai-hme Is thousands or feet lii the air, sending the monster and lis new-clashing to earth In a mass or debris. NMV LHH'S AT Till: IIHOI.

The Year's bill at the Bijou will be one of a varied character and one that will please eervone who attends. The Yitag'raph is orfei nig a new comedy release or tie- polite, kind, in which real humor is presented without resortinir to Hie slapstick methods now so prevalent to gam a laugh. This comedy release, liHla.v is called amily lnver" and abounds In ludicrous situations, "ihe Wonders of and scienee" ts a wonderful scenic film or dirierent parts of i anada. "The Hclectlve" Is an Kssaiiay comedy In xihich Hilly Huge Is seen at his best and it will provoke screams of laughter. The above mm, when accompanied by the good music from the new pipe organ, will he ono that will put everybody In a happy flame of mind and start them off i right for the new vear.

"Tin: m'st ok tin; alls." i mule. ir yfiii contemplate turning over a new lear no New dear's day you should see I I he Lust of the Ages" at the Ininue. 'I lie I folly or attempting to hoard up money with a view of future happiness is clearly shown hi this remarkable feature and that 'the lust or rnwjiiet was the cause or the world's war Is dearly shown. Many actual i and interesting war seenes were espe-iclally obtained for this production and I critics say "It Is the dramatic sensation lor the season." Attend the matinees today, i Admission, sec; children, which ni-1 eludes war tax. Slllltl.LV MASON AT LAIIIILN.

"The Tell-Tale Step," a rive part won-dei-rul drama of great power, will he shown at the Garden today. Miss Shirley Mason ill play the leading role. Cody Sends Many Men lo Officers' Training Camp Hy 1 lines Sperial Correspondent. Camp Cody, Pec. 31 II wa ald today by Lieutenant ('.

A. hreuse of Hie statistical section that the complete list or those who have been recommended from this camp for the new orr cers' train lug camp, which opens next month at I. eon -prints, Teia-. is composed of nimie. The quota lo be from Camp Codv is b.lsed op Ihe present strength or the llilh divtvon.

ir. however, the war depart merit permits the ipiota to he based on the full war strength or the division the list as at present rnmpied will be ainrmeuii'd hv tno addition of forty-sit other randl-dales. sot niw nt nylon o. hole) Distributor. I IV iju Okt JiK for fvi'Ur friwi boTf ko rUiiotti-.

ot T'lU dr; TOM ON Solid Basis Prospective Furniture Buyers are invited to inspect our grand selection and special terms on furniture, coal and gas stoves, and floor coverings that give comfort and beauty to the home and are money makers for the rooming houses. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY 99 Premium total receipts tn September, iictober and and the (ii-st two weeks tu Peccmher would not bear out tins statement. or the tedal number of cows and steers received In frepiember per cent xvere lows; October, ry per tent, and November, ill per rem, wlille the first two weeks In Iieeeinber show 07 per cent. Tho receipts of western dressed calves have Increased as follows: September oer August. IHI pr rent Octobr over September, 40 per cent; per cent over oetober.

Ihe first two i eegs in neceniuer snows a oerrca-e oi per cent as compared with the cones ponding period In November. Reorganization of Arizona National Guard Authorized Special to the Morning Times. plucnu, rice. 31. Ileorgaiiization of tho national guard reserve of Arizona Is authorized In an executive order Issued by Governor lliml Iiecember ifH, and which was made public today.

Inder the military code of the state, the governor may Issue oiliers for the recruiting of the re-servo battalion up to ft in men and In tune or war may call the unorganized militia ot the slale into service if there are not eiioiign enlisiiiients to bring the reserve battalion to fuli strength As the unorganized mi! tia, under the law, consist of all able-bodied male citizens between the ages of IS and the governor power to di aft may be. lar-reaehmg. Ihe executive order merely authorizes the organization of such mills of the reserve battalion as may be necessary "lo iiialrita.il the peace and dignity of the Male of Arizona," having in new "the necessity for proper protection against possible ho terrerenee with tlie execution or the laws or this state hy ogenls of the enemy, and lo protect person anil properly from v.o-lenco of organized forces or any nalure whatever." I lie order specifies thai all rescue, units shall be organized by direction of the adjutant geneial or Arizona. Colonel Charles W. Harris, adjutant general, left last night for Washington to con lor Willi war department officials relative to the proposed reorganization of the re-serve milllia In tins slate, Heps to re-cruii the haitahou will be taken until hi return.

TO II II KM I SAI.Hf. Chirsjro. lec. 31. 'Jonrreie plan for (tir rciiibll.uilon or J'iiletine ty the Jeu wre TiiaOf! ItTf to'Mv at Urn twenty fim qt.nual of Ihe 1 ipraif Mill-11 Ihe rrihMlf! cil.

A urn-tmtt'-n appoirif-fl Ml-t a om- moil'if, ii ftpx-ei) X) I'alolnifj sftij Ihv te rouruUlK-'i for a It-nim tu in.ivj..i). The rtfliirat1 tiii tt the lueetl'ifr. A tnr vJ irilrs ft (ro to ('Jeanne Vt t-jii ti- i rIC lit Us nlinbilitnlion will rirruijud. kim i ni i itijiMir II A vK'niprl IT. Silt lake City, tfftMU lWora Atturnrv l1 lammcr of lh ln(TfcUto eonifftprce comtnisiofi t'wlay on i fti1 virtually I Uh dealer for a rf-Jiidiitii lu riPiK'it rl-H on rn-in tlifli mt.

Hie, j1' a r-'hi'-iio of fftlU (Hf hlJIMll--! HHnlA I tlmt the ri'ltivU he miK-mi r-fmv tt hut t9 lJVf ha hfcii I'vr'-hm on tn -at Jtrn. I Alwut liniiy lailiua-is tie Imol.cO. and Southern Bud Fancy Suites in All the New Finishes Good Furniture Easy Terms and Medium Priced for 1918 "Old Goods Taken in Exchange" Call and see the best selected stock of medium priced goods in the southwest. Yours for a prosperous year. Large bottles, per doz $1.75 Small bottles, per doz $1.15 Upon return of cases and bottles a rebate of 50c on the large size and 25c on the small size is allowed, hen This Is What It Costs DELIVERED AT YOUR HOME One Dozen One Dozen LARGE SIZE SMALL SIZE leSri $1.25 I a A Foutz-Moore Furniture Company 113 N.

Stanton 90c PHONE 4800 dry territory in violation of Texaa Lvw El Paso Brewing Ass'n Reed Go-Carls $7.50 Month Uo not solicit nor eliip orders from i.