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EL PASO MORNING TIMES, MONDAY, APRIL 14. 1919. 5 AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. WIGWAM wan ANOTHER SUPER-FEATURE UNITED PICTURE THEATRES Today and Present the Popular Star Tomorrow Only DUSTIN FARNUM In Roger Pocock's Tremendous Story "A MAN IN THE OPEN" Big from every one of its many -M.

P. News. Breathless suspense. There's action every second. -Variety, Wednesday and Thursday Situation follows situation at breakneck speed.

-Mg. TeleBeautiful Elsie Ferguson in graph. "THE MARRIAGE PRICE" Forceful realism, splendid -Trade Review. ZIELONKA RETAINED BY MT. SINAI FOR NEXT FIVE YEARS Reports at Annual Meeting Show Church in Excellent Financial Condition.

Rabbi Martin Zielonka will continue to serve the next five years as rabbi of Temple Mt. Sinai. He was re-elected last night at the annual meeting of the congregation at a salary of $6.000 A year, the officers elected being: President, Sol I. Berg: vice president, Gus Zork treasurer, Ed. Sanders: secretary, A.

S. Jacobs: trustees, A. it. Goldstein, A. Stolarof and Ed Lachman.

The report of Treasurer Sanders showed the church in a flourishing financial condition, $12,000 having beeul raised for various church expenses during the year. The Community Hall committee, which has charge of the social department. reported that it had turned over $1,000 to be used in paying or off the church's indebtedness. The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent society offered to give $1,500 in Liberty bonds for the same purpose. A banquet preceded the business session.

It was served by the Ladies' Temple Aid society, Mrs. I. Laskin, president. During the dinner the service flag of the congregation, bearing 57. stars, was folded and placed in a box, together with the names that each star represents, to be saved for all time.

TAKES BENCH TUESDAY. Charles Pollock. newly-elected police judge. will take the bench Tuesday. Judge Pollock needs ho introduction to the public for several months his witty sayings and wise decisions during the time he previously served as judge, published in the Morning Times under the head of "Pollockisms." were widely read throughout.

the southwest. MISS ANNE WHITE DIES. Miss Anne White of California, sister of Dan White, died Sunday at Providence hospital. The funeral will be held today at 4 p. m.

from the McBean, Simmous and Hartford chapel. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery. Anchorage, Alaska, April -Logging operations to furnish lumber for bridges and snow sheds on the Anchorage-Seward line of the government railroad next summer, are nearing completion. Sufficient logs have been cut by the Alaskan engineering commission in the neighborhood Mile 88 on Turnagain Arm to make about 1,000.000 feet of lumber. The commission's own saw mill will cut the timbers.

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PHONE 3762 Dustin Farnum at the Wigwam Famous Star Will Be Seen in the Super-Production, "A Man in the Open." Popular Dustin Farnum will be seen the Wigwam today in "A Man in the Open," adapted from Roger Pocock's famous novel. The story is an unusual one. It deals with the career of a sailor who is shipwrecked on the Texas coast and picked up by the cowhoys. He lives the life in the open, but has two different love affairs which furnish the real action and surprises of the picture. Than Dustin Farnum there are no better portrayers of the western and plains man.

He looks the part and he acts it. He departs somewhat from his usual style in this picture owing to the unlooked-for situations. His efforts to reform the woman of the underworld whom he has married forms an interesting study "A Man in the Open" was produced by the United Picture Theaters of America. This is an organization which is made up of the exhibitors themselves. Their committee arrange for the pictures and the stars.

As a result this association has yet to disappoint an audience with a bad picture. Farnum's "The Light of Western Stars," which recently played to big crowds at the Wigwam, is an example of the class of pictures which the United offers. -UNIQUE-LILLIAN WALKER. The character of Fran, portrayed by Lillian Walker in "The Love Hunger," showing today and tomorrow. will find its admirers among those who like people to be a bit different from the average run.

A girl brought up under the canvas tops of a circus is bound to create an original philosophy for herself, especially when the has the strong background of heredity which Fran had. When Lillian Walker, in the part of the circus girl. precipitates herself into the household of a hypocritical minister, her philosophy produces A reaction from which issues the heart of the whole story. She is the one bit of freshness in a dried-up, puritanical community, a. strange place in which to seek the happiness she hungers for.

A Ferris wheel and its stalled engine finally help her in finding the relation between herself and happiness. The Scenes of country life are true to type, and the act in the lions' cage is hair raising. Allene Hale, seen a8. Grace Noir in an original vampire type, does a fine piece of acting. "The Love Hunger" is an adaptation of J.

Breckenridge Ellis' "Fran." ALICE BRADY-ALHAMBRA. Alice Brady, is the showing popular stage and screen star, at the Alhambra today in a most delightful play, "Marie, Ltd." This story is breezy and somewhat spicy and relates how a mother in fashionable New York endeavored to sacrifice her daughter to her own ends by marrying her to a fashionable rounder. The up-to-date woman is going to love "Marie, and the men are apt to find it a revelation. Alice Brady is charming in the stellar role, giving that impression of intelligence so often lacking in screen "Celestial Contrasts." a Burton Holmes travelogue, also forms part of the program today. Wednesday, John Barrymore will be seen in a screen version of E.

Oppenheim's story. The Malefactor." under the title of "The Test of Honor." Thursday, the great Theda Bara will appear in her latest play, "When Men Desire." GRECIAN- RAY IN "THE GIRL DODGER." Charles Ray will be seen at the Grecian theater today and tomorrow in the picture that made the biggest hit of any Ray has ever had. "The Girl Dodger." This picture was shown at the Ellanay theater recently and was the talk of all those who saw it at that theaterin fact, many have expressed themselves as wanting to see it again. In "The Girl Dodger" Ray is seen in another one of his lovable boob parts, al boy who is afraid of girls, and yet who. through peculiar circumstances, is thrown in the company of chorus girls of the "wild women" kind.

"The Girl Dodger" being shown at the Grecian theater today and tomorrow. Don't fail to see it. ELLANAY-ENID BENNETT. Enid Bennett will be seen at the Ellanay theater today only in very latest Thomas H. Ince play, "Partners Three." Little Enid Bennett is one of the Ellanay's biggest little favorites and has made a decided impression in some of her recent productions.

In "Partners Three." Enid Bennett is seen in one of the most powerful dramatic roles she has ever portrayed. Tomorrow the Ellanay presents Anita Stewart in the second big production at the head of her own company, "A Midnight Romance." This picture was produced by the world's greatest woman director, Lois Weber. It is a lavish, magnificent production and one in which romance, mystery and thrills abound. BIJOU-PAULINE FREDERICK AND THE IN THEIR LATEST COMEDY, TODAY. The Bijou will present today and tomorrow one of the best double bills ever shown in the town.

Pauline Frederick, of a woman's devotion. The "Drews" in a A Paramount special, "Sold," a story will be seen also in their latest two-reel comedy, "The Amateur Liar." said to be the best one they ever made. PERFECTION BRAND POULTRY FOODS W. D. WISE FEED CO.

Seed and Poultry Supplies. Chihuahua and West 2nd St. Phone 11, EL PASO REPAIR Bicycles, Parts and Repairs Full Line of Bicycle and Metorcycle Tires. 316 Stanton Phone 139 ELLANAY TODAY--ONE DAY ONLY! ENID BENNETT The Girl of Real Class in a Story of Gripping Dramatic Power, "PARTNERS THREE" ELLANAY TOMORROW BIJOU: TODAY The best double-bill ever shown in the town. PAULINE FREDERICK in a (Paramount) special, "Sold" A great drama of woman's devotion.

Also "The Drews" in their latest two-reel comedy, "The Amateur Liar" The best one they ever made. Don't miss itlaughs galore. WALKS 120 MILES TO ENLIST; FLAT FEET CAUSES REJECTION 6 HE Tennessee mountaineers are among the most hardy and athletie people in the United said H. H. Archer of Knoxville, a discharged soldiers, who was registered at the Fisher yesterday.

"When the war started a young mountaineer walked into the recruiting office att Knoxville, where I enlisted, and wanted to join the army He was examined by the doctor who told him: 'You won't do. You have flat feet and you couldn't stand the marching' "The young mountaineer turned away with a sad look on nts face: Waal, I'm right sinart sorry, he answered. 'Yuh see I kinda wanted to take a lick at the Kaiser. I walked 120 miles to git here, an' it's goin' to be a right smart troll back Mr. Archer comes from the land of the unafraid moonshiner, where It fe not thought discreditable for a lead ing citizen to have a little private still on the side.

"The operations of the moonshiners have been cut down greatly he said, "Up in the Big Smoky mountains there are still many stills which still elude the revenue officers. There in where they make the famous corn whisky, and I guess they don't waste much time letting it NEW PROVOST ASSISTANT. Lieutenant James W. Goble yesterday succeeded Lieutenant Willam L. MoAllister assistant to Major Burnett, provost marshal.

Lieutenant McAllister has been discharged from the army and is going back to Chattanooga, to practice law. Want to win a prize? Send some of your favorite recipes to the Pure Food Editor. -Adv Is your HAIR Nappy Stubborn Unruly? Buy a box of EXELENTO POMADE QUININE which is a guaranteed Hair Grower. Removes dandruff. Cleans the scalp.

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TWISTS "Marie, Ltd." -The Feature Shows Charming Settings of Fifth Avenue Shops and Street Scenes. -The Fashion Displays Are Sufficient to Make the Picture Popular With the Ladies. BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE Celestial Contrasts Wednesday Only John Barrymore In E. Phillips Oppenheims' story, "The Malefactor." "The Test of Honor" Thursday--Friday Theda Bara "When Men Desire" hua City was at Campbell's hotel yenterday. W.

E. Clayton of Hachita, N. was registered at Campbell's hotel yeater day, J. R. Love.

cattleman of Marta, Tex was reisgtered at Campbell's hotel yetterday, C. T. Brown, prominent mining man! of Socorro, N. was registered at the Pay del Norte yesterday, Dr. E.

B. Perrin of Williams, Ariz. was registered at the Paso del Norte. yesterday. D.

Flanigan, attorney of Ariz. was registered at the Paso del Norte yesterday, LEAVES FOR SAN DIEGO. Major T. J. MacAulay, commandant at Taliferro Field, Fort Worth, who arrived in the city Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock after a no stop flight from that field, left vesterday morning from the landing place at Fort Bias for San Diego at clock.

Major MacAulay left with the intention of making a noatop flight to Rockwell Field at San Diego. Bootblack supplies Mexico Shoe chinery 215 S. Oregon. Phone 1362. -Adv Cure Headache WITH LAMARINE WAFERS THE IDEAL LAXATIVE For Sale at all Drug Stores- Lamarine Laboratories, Atlanta, Ga.

Another big Ellanay success! Another picture that will be the talk of the town! Another hit at the house of big hits! ANITA STEWART -In her second big production at the head -See this wonder girl in of her own company. a wonderful romance! -A story of a maid and a man--of midnight and the moonlight! -Of young hearts and ardent love- -mystery! Produced by LOIS WEBER The World's Greatest Woman Director. A Midnight Romance" -With Anita Stewart as the girl of mystery--but whether in the garb of a day maid, of a society favorite, or in her one-piece bathing costume--she's a dream! LAVISH! MAGNIFICENT! WONDERFUL! RAY DAY At The Grecian! Everybody loves CHARLES RAY And today you'll see him in his GREATEST PLAY "THE GIRL DODGER" This is the picture that made such a big hit when shown at the Ellanay recently--those who saw it then are still talking about it! CHARLES RAY SO GRECIAN THE -Is Greater Than Ever In This Picture! It's at A Also Tomorrow COTOPIA The GRECIAN. Don't miss it! TODAY About El Pasoans and Visitors in the City B. R.

Lanneau, cashier of the Bank of Duncan, Duncan, was registered at the Sheldon yesterday. Smith Machine Co. Motorcycles-Repairs 313 S. Kansas St. Phone 981 BIG SAND BED IN ALASKA.

Anchorage, Alaska, April 13 SoundInge for the proposed government railroad bridge across, the Sumigna river, 150 miles north of Anchorage, have disclosed a geologie formation, that is worrying construction engineers. Extremely fine sand, in which are mixed large boulders, constitutes the bed of the stream, and depth of 30 feet the sounding drill has not yet reached bed rock. The boulders refuse to resist the drill Instead, when touched by it, they wink Into the loose sand. H. Snyman, son of the famous General Snyman, famous Boer general, was registered from Mesilla Park at the Sheldon yesterday.

A. F. Simpson and wife of Silver City, N. were registered at the McCoy vesterday. They made the trip by tomobile.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Quabling of DougAriz. were registered at the Me Coy yesterday.

C. F. Munroe of the New Mexico State College was registered at the Pano dell Norte yesterday. W. E.

Baker and wife of Canutillo, Texas, were at the Paso del Norte yesterday. G. W. Varn, automobile dealer of Vallsote, was registered at orndorff yesterday. Barton Smith of Lord burg.

N. M. was registered at Campbell'a hotel yes R. L. Grat, cattleman of Van Horn, Texas, was registered at hotel yesterday.

J. W. Robinson, merchant of Chihua- CRAWFOR THEATRE TONIGHT. 8:15. Matinee Saturday, 2:30.

C. B. Wood presents MELBA PALMER AND COMPANY In the New Style Play, "THE GIRL HE COULDN'T BUY" pronounced hit," is what they all any. 35c, 50c, (Plus War Tux). Use Times Want Ads At Today The UNIQUE Tomorrow LILLIAN WALKER -Of the Sawdust Ring, Love Hunger" From John Breckenridge Ellis' novel, "Fran." Taming lions is easy compared with taming human beings," is the decision of "Fran," after living a while in the village of Littleburg.

Shows, 11:15, 12:30, 1:45, 3, 4:13, 5:30, 6:45, 8, 9:15..