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EL PASO MORNING TIMES. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1918. AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS. nam am MONSTER LOAN MEETING PLANNED 4 A Fighting Big Blaze 1 GKECSASM TOMl POSI rlVELl I 11 MY! THRILLING RACE IWOUNDED AMERICAN MAY ATTEND COMPROMISE with the Hun." Is th spirit In which the ten posters MAY HAVE RECORD' Ijinaiola.

and I'austo Miranda Mr. Fryer stated that the four-minute men will speak at Uie theaters every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday night furing the campaign. Syria League Active. Through the Syrian league of Democracy A. M.

Badouh. local merchant, yesterday purchased $1,000 worth of bonds. The El Pas.i league will be quite active In the coming campaign and members have been lined up for a whirlwind campaign beginning Saturday. The Syrian people of the city in the past war work campaigns have made enviable records. The local lodge of Eagles, No.

73, yesterday purchased $500 worth of bonds. Cash was paid for the bonds In one lump. The Eagles here have purchased $500 worth of each issue, paying cash. tdTII VI U1UA FDAHT1I enouncing the forthcoming Liberty loan, opening September 21, have een designed by American artists. All of fbe posters are Intended to 1 1 nil 9 rLHminu rnvm "hit the Hun between the eyes." Startling among the ten selected designs, both for its simplicity and the brutal directness of Its appeal, is th work of J.

Allen St. John. This poster shows the Imprint of a bloody palm and under it the words: "The Hun His Mark Americans are besought to bkt out the red Imprint with Liberty bonds. Answers Description of Man Who Has Escaped From Five Southwestern Jails. 'oTj( "Til Remarkable for Its Amazing Realism! After seeing this picture wc realize that our lives are sunshine and roses com Nothing Like It Ever Before Filmed! Actual battle scenes photographed under fire Scenes that the mind SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE pared to the lives of the fighters of Italy YOU DON'T KNOW YOU CAN'T KNOW WHAT THEY'RE UP AGAINST cannot possibly conceive until you NOT TO BE CALLED UNTIL YOU SEE T.

V. Dyke, former city fireman, has been In France a year and Is helping ti mil mil MlA hitr lha ttxn4 see them in this Adults 25c picture! Children 15c THIS WONDERFUL PICTURE! which has been threatening the entire world. Yesterday two negroes were taken to the detectives' office at headquarters By Detective E. W. Mebus.

They were booked In connection with an investigation of the disappearance of 300 pounds of lead from a plumbing shop. They were booked and searched, and Herman Johnson, a tall Ethiopian with a Charlie Chaplin moustache, went meekly to his cell. Not so his companion, who answered to the name Willie Terrili, for while the officer who had him In charge momentarily turned his back, TerrtU shot like a haie of moke before a 40-mile gale out the back door past the provost office so fast that tli? police did not have time to wonder what was raising the dust across the alley and down to the railroad yards on First street to Ochoa. There he spied a pair of box cars standing beside the warehouse of Bray and company, with a step ladder which fate, in kindly mood, had left leaning from the roof of the cur to the roof of the warehouse. Up that open pith way he sped and across the roofs of the buildings adjacent to Second street, where he disappeared from view.

Officer .1. K. Stowe, who was sitting in the jail office when Terrili made his getaway, jumped his motorcycle and followed as speedily as he could get his machine ir.to action, hut lost the trail when Terrili took the sky route to temporary Bsfety. Returning for his running mate. Gov.

Hobbv Will Not Convene Lawmakers to Appropriate for Drouth Sufferers. Coming Sunday Goldwyn Liberty Loan Film "The Greatest Game in the World," with Mae Marsh, Pauline Frederick, Mabel Normand, Tom Moore and Madge Kennedy. Coming Tomorrow FATTY ARBUCKLE in "Fatty and the Broadway Stars" WAR CONDITIONS GREAT OBSTACLE RUMOR OF SPANISH But Even Barnum Would Be Proud of the 1918 Circus That Bears His Name. Sot if Out Stowe again started out to 'FLO' CASE HERE UNFOUNDED-WHITE with LIBERTY Special to the Morning Times. Austin, Texas, Sept.

S. Governor Hobby announced tonight that he had declined to grant the request of the state council of defense, for a special session of the legislature for the purpose of making an appropriation for the relief of the drouth sufferers. The announcement wan made by the governor, after he had received official notification from J. F. Carl, of San Antonio, secretary of the state council, of the passage of a resolution by that body at Its Pullas meeting, asking for the convening of the legislature in special session.

Governor Hobby believes that the regular session next January can accomplish all with respect to drouth relief that a special session can accomplish. He says It la clear to him that an appropriation for relief in the form of a contribution can only be made upon the adoption of a constitutional amendment permitting It, and such an amendment can only be submitted at a regular session of the legislature. Death from tyflnenz. The first death in Texas from Spanish influenza was reported to the slate health department today by the county health officer of Jones county. The health officers wired as follows: "Suspect epidemic of Spanish influenza in this county from a person sent home III from Norfolk, Va.

All contacts have contracted the disease, which Is scattered over the county. There lias been one death." Appeali Filed. Appeals were filed In the court of criminal appeals today in the cases of V. O. Russell and Leonardo Ahiigndn.

both from El Paso county. Russell was convicted of the killing of Charles Qualey in the city of, El Paso on January 3, 1918, and given ten years. Abagudo was convicted of theft of over $50. One Man Supposed to Be Carrier From New Orleans Examined and Passed. WIGWAM Today THE USUAL GOOD FRIDAY BILL FORD STERLING In a re-issue of the popular Keystone Comedy "Court House Crooks" ONE OF ALFRED HENRY LEWIS' STORIES "Wooing of Riley" THIS IS A WOLFVILLE TALE WITH SCENES LAID IN ARIZONA IN THE EARLY DAYS With the army taking its men, both performers and general employes, and many women employes entering war work, Barnum B.illey's circus, which showed here yesterday to capacity audiences, Is finding I ho proverbial sledding rather rough.

Even tho press agent admitted that conditions were not as rosy as they might be. But despite all obstacles, the management nf the show made famous by the man who said pen. pie liked to be bunked succeeded In bringing this fur on their tour one of the cleanest, snappiest programs presented In El Paso for many months. They are making no promises for next year but this year they are spending more money than they have ever spent before to glfe to the public a show that Is above tho ordinary. Patriotic features were prominent in the two performances.

The show was repleto with new and novel features and pleased from tho gorgeous ('hlnese pageant. "Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp" to tho hippodrome races at tho The circus rings were "sawdustless" In line with the war conservation policy adopted by (lie management. SON Si The reported presence In Kl Tuho of a cum- of Mpanltdi Influents was not confirmed by Dr. Hugh 8. White, city health officer, who stated last night, that he thought thero was no trace of find Terrili and he did on Tays street, between Second and Third.

He was brought In and lodged in jail. Johnson, when his companion made his get-away, summed up the situation this wise: "Yo' all aln' got no call to be feared my running W'y I woul'n't run away ef yo all jes' nachelly put de Invite In wrltln' to get out o' here. knows what 1'se doln', I does. That other nigger just nachelly ain't go no sense, he ain't. He jest nachelly made it look bad fo' bof uv us.

No, sah, 1'se goln' to stay right In this yar jail tell I has man trial, dat's what I'se gwlnc do." According to J. E. Stowe. who made the second arrest of the man, Terrili answers the description of a negro with a police record in San Antonio for the last 14 years, who has spent at least one two-year term in the penitentiary and a previous period in the reform school. When Stowe was on the police force of San Antonio his testimony got the man a two-year penitentiary sentence In 1909.

He made a scene in the court room and swore that he would kill Stowe when ho got out of prison later Stowe saw the negro hero In El Paso, and recognized the former convict, although unrecognized by the man. He notified headquarters of the man's record and Inter ho was arrested by Captain Urcet. The records show that he broke Jail after ho was apprehended and escaped to Iteming, N. where ho was arrested, but again broke jail and proceeded to Douglas, Ariz, There he broke jieil and whs rearrested and sent In custody "to San Antonio. The police there reported that the negro had from that jail before he startod his in-agaln-out-again career.

the disease In Ml Paso. Dr. White slated he had received a wire from New Orleans two dnys ago that a man. who had arrived In New the superstar speakers the campaign of the Orleans on a boat, on which there were erford Is one provided for treasury depai Smith With the liberty several cases of the malady, had tnkeu a train for Kl Paso, and that although he was not infected himself, he wax thought to be a carrier. The man was met at the stmlon.

Dr. White said, ami artment. ham, publicity director for Loan committee, and Miss arranged to enter a float al of the Allies parade next will be one of the most at-unique of -the day. Miss lssume the role of Joan of i a complete suit of mall, Keller will Arc, clad CURRENT EVENTS AND WAR SCENES Result of Democratic Senatorial Contest in New Jersey Not Known .6 iWAM SCRE Light and aliadnw nf the grim buKinei of war portrayed In a gripping manner by men who bale been under fire will be featured at a monster mas, mrellng the night ofc. October I In the Interest nf the Liberty Loan Campaign, nhlrli I being arranged lor by the County feum-ll of Defense.

tin- meeting will even be more Interesting and more thrilling than the meeting to be held Saturday, when the fourth drive for war work money will be opened. An effort In belnj made tn obtain one of the wounded American heroew sent back to Hpeak during the drive for the evening of the serond. It wan announced yeaterdsy. With story will be featured nn ufldrrrtn by James i. McNary, pretddent of the First bank, who recently returned from a mlwlon to the battle front In France for the Y.

M. C. A. Tliese two men will tell about wr.r at It really li on the firing line, whe.e hundreds of men are dying dally for democracy, sir. MrNary will appear In Ills field uniform and will eahihlt trophlm gathered in the war tone.

Joint Meeting CounriN, The meeting at Liberty hall Tuesday night will be a joint meeting of all com a culture made of his nnnnl fluids, which curry the germ, showed that there were no germs present, and the man was released. Dr. White stated that lie had been requested by federal authorities to report any case of Spnnlli Infliiucuia in Kl Paso, mid Hint he luid inndo an Investigation, hut failed to find any trace of tho disease. Truckman John McDonald of hook and ladder company No. of tho city fire department, Is In the Hotel Dieu, suffering from a severe attack of In grippe.

Jt was reported he hud Hpunlnh "flu." I for By Associated rrasi, Trenlon, N. Sept. If, The for the Democratic nomlnatioi I'nlted senator was no a decision lonlplit than It heei the primaries Tuesday. With 23 districts mlKKlng In the George W. Ijimonle, former state TELEGRAM" IT ALWAYS ENTERTAINS AND PLEASES POPULAR PRICES Adults 15c Children 5c slate, bank- Republicans of Luna County Put Ticket in Field for November Special to the Morning Times.

Pemlng. N. Sept. 25. At a well attended and harmonious convention held at this plaeo today, the Republicans of Luna county nominated a complete county and legislative ticket for the November election.

The ticket follows: Representative In the state legislature, P. II. McLaughlin sheriff, W. A. rasa-man; county treasurer, J.

V. Schurtz; probate judge, Julius Roach county clerk, Alexander Hamilton assessor, Bollch surveyor, C. 8, Morgan county commissioners, W. V. Wilcox.

H. V. Whlthlll and George Dexter. F. E.

Samuels was chosen chairman of the county central committee, with A. A. Temko as secretary. liooihlai'K supplies llrxlro Nhoe Machinery vl 5 6. Oregon, I'Done Mot.

arles RILLED IN PLANK (RASH. Sacramento. Sept, Second Lieutenant Arthur Thlgpcn of Alabama, was instantly killed, and Second Lieutenant John Booker was slightly Injured when their airplanes collided while flying a few miles southeast Mather field, near here, late today. No further details were given out by the flying field officers. 1 lug commissioner, han 16.7112 Ct O'Connor Hennessy, former state tor.

16, 238; Alexander Simpson, City, attorney, 1 and Fran McMermltt, Newark, lawyer, li.ti AMUSEMENTS IImmmmmhi munity councils. All chairmen of all AMUSEMENTS nl AT THE sTSi iB'H LAST SHO ft inu I mounted on a gray steed, which will be standing in the middle of the float At each corner of the float, which will be appropriately decorated, will be a girl clad in the costume of a soldier, sailor, marine or Red Cross worker. Ilealgnates Musical I nits. Designation of the musical organlza-tii which will be used tomorrow night In the opening rallies of the campaign, were made yesterday morning by Brig. Orn.

J. J. Hornbrook, commander of the district. The schedule as announced by C. J.

Andrews, chairman of music la as At Liberty monument, the Seventh cavalry hand, and the Seventh cavalry regimental chorus of fifty singers will be posted The Fifth cavalry band, and regimental chorus of fifty voices will be stationed at Oregon and San Antonio streets. At San Antonio and Stanton streets will be the field artillery band and regimental chorus The, 31 4th cavalry band and chorus will be posted at Texas and Mesa streets. W. H. Fryer, chairman of four-minute speakers, has not completed nr-rancements for speakers at the four centers, but announced yesterday that Judge L.

A. Dale and Itev. A. V. L'pton speak at Liberty monument.

Sam Gillette will speak at San Antonio and Oregon streets, and Walter Scott at Stanton an. I "Ran Antonio streets. Four-minute speakers have been assigned to different motion picture houses as follows Joe Page to the Wigwam. Judge R. Isaarks to the Grecian, Joe Nealon to the Alhambra.

0. M. Wilcbar to the t'nlque and t'. S. Goen to the Bijou.

Ready response has been made to Mr. Fryer's call for volunteer speakers, among thp volunteers being: Judge Dun M. Jackson, Senator M. Dudley, Rev. P.

It, Knickerbocker, R. J. Anderson, Maury Kemp. E. M.

Whlttaker, J. H. McBroom, Judge W. D. Howe, Julius Krakauer.

J. 0. McNary, John Wyalt, Judge W. P. Brady, R.

E. Thomason and Tnm Lea. Spanish speakers who will address (he Mexican element are RED 1 CROSS THE MEN IN CLASS A1 A sound, healthy man Is never a back number. A man can be as vigorous and able at seventy as at twenty. Condition, not years, puts you In the discard.

A system weakened by overwork and careless living brings old age prematurely. The bodily functions are Impaired and unpleasant symptoms appear The weak spot Is generally the kidneys. Keep them clean and In proper working condition and yon will generally find yourself in ''lass A I. Take liOLft MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules periodically and your system will always bo in working order. Your spirits will be enlivened.

EVER" IttKLXEB oi'l'K iAi, MMS, H. A. Kye of Tucson. one of the officials of the American Smelting an'l fining company. Is at the Paso del Norte.

Mr. Eye was at ono time manager of the Rio Tlnto copper mines, near Tcrrazas, state of Chihuahua. He elates that Arisona Is generally very prosperous, particularly the cities of Tucson and Phoenix. In Tucson there Is not a vacant house, and the hotels are crowded with visitors. kniaHaVaVMMkVaBaVrSHnHHB councils will be on the platform, and all block captains will he present.

This will be the only meeting of the county or community councils of defense during next week. The first four Liberty Loan bond purchased in El Paso was sold yesterday to Morris Newman by Miss Neoml Keller, chief clerk of the Liberty Loan committee. Mr. Newman Is a local jeweler, and paid cash for his bond. J.

D. English was the first of the negro population of El Paso tn Invest In the fourth Issue of Liberty bonds, and paid oaah for a 100 bond, this also being sold by Miss Keller. Tills afternoon at the Liberty Loan headquarters In the Sheldon hotel, the full meeting of the El Paso county Liberty Loan executive committee will final details of the fourth drive will be settled at this meeting, wh'ch ever member of the executive committee Is expected to ntend. Rutherford to Speak tVe due-day. A telegram received yesterday at Liberty Loan headquarters slated that H.

Rutherford of Arizona, stnto senator, will bo in El Paso'for luncheon nest Wednesday and will make a speech In support of I ho campaign. Mr. Ruth A Picture That Stands on Its Own Merits CLEVELAND SQUARE your muscles supple, your mind active, and your body capable of hard work. Don't wait until you have been re- .1 Iw. rirut'lana You can tee many good picture, but seldom do you see one as fine as this.

A picture so fine so big so true that it takes precedence over all. Shows Start 12, 1:30, 3, 4:30, 6, 7:30, 9:00 RNTBBTAIN I II I TONIOH I Tonight, at building No. 126, an entertainment will ho given for Brigadier General J. Hornbrook. district commander, and the commanders and officers of the fifth and Seventh cavalry, with their wives and women friends.

nian now. 6o to your druggist at once, let a trial box of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. They an1 mnde of the pure, original, Imported, Haarlem Oil the kind your great-grandfather used. Two capsules each day will keep you toned up and feeling fine. Money refunded If they do not help you Remember sk for the imported QOLO MEDAL brand.

In three sizes, sealed packages. Adv. ADULTS 25 CENTS-CHILDREN 15 CENTS I AMUSEMENTS lAnvBRrisKMKr'm AlamdaTtater Phone 4831 i Bona Fide Sale Suits and Overcoats I tonk; innil TONIGHT AT 8:20 IIM 111 HUM nt Jitll OMCCIA ITALY'S M.tMI.M. SWORD. Those Kl Pasoans, who failed to visit the Grecian the past two days to see "Italy's Flaming Front," are hereby advised that today la their last and final opportunity to see this great picture It Is not often that movie fans have a tliance to see, a picture like this one.

NO MARKING UP AND DOWN Today "THE DECISIVE KISS" with EDITH ROBERTS LD-j "THE SHOW GIRL" I hi, i OKI I This Is one of those rare treats that come lust once In a while, and no one should overlook this last chance to see It. Tomorrow the Grecian will have Fatty Arbuckle lit "Fatty and The Broadway Stars." Sunday, the Grecian offers a galaxy of stars In the Goldwyn Special of the Allies NEXT WEDNESDAY Thursday, Friday and Saturday Liberty Ian film, "The Greatest Game 3 Shows Every Night In the World. Mae Marsh, Pauline Frederick, Mabel Normand, Tom Moore, and Madge Kennedy will be seen In thla picture to help boost the of Liberty Bonds. We have been in business one and a half years haven't advertised people don't seem to know we are in business. We Handle the Highest Grade Clothing in America Fashion Park and Atterbury System To let you know we are in business, a bona fide 20 DISCOUNT SALE on all suits and overcoats will be given for one week STARTING SEPTEMBER 27TH Crop Survey Shows Mcsilla Valley Is "Growing" Big Money By Times Hpeclal Correspondent.

Imh N. Kepi 26. Some Interesting estimates have Just boon made hy the I.sm ruees Bualnesa Men's asso'lHtlon relative tn Hie products of Morula valley this season. Thla re- UP Shows 7:15, 8:15, 9:45 Matinees Every Sunday Admission, 15c and 25c CHANGE OF PROGRAM Monday and Thursday "A NIGHT OUT" Dashes of Spice Sprinklings of Paprika I'llK i It XV, T.V I'lii war la lit A COMEDY AND TELEGRAM. The Wigwam today offers Its usual attractive Friday bill.

Ford Starling, the Inimitable, will appear In a re-tsaue of the Keystone comedy, "Court House Crooks." One of Alfred Henry Lewis' famous Wolfullc tales of early days In Tucson, an1 the Interesting; "Wigwam Screen Telegram," complete the bill Mil si, roi I. in on or I Chief of Police i 10, pollock yaalapaay received word that hi Hon, C. K. Pollock, who Is an appren'lco sesm.tr In the navy, left nn Atlantic port wltlt 1 port shows that though farm help has iiean scarce and saepage in some Instance have reduced yields, on the I whole farmer are making more money than ever before, and Mesllla vlley la I enjoying the most proeperoua period of It history. i Home of the striking figure for the season follow: 1 The cantaloup crop yielded th growers MWSM and I1S0.O00.

I Th 44 car of pr ahlpped from Ilk country sold for 140, ono. A complete survey haa not yt bean I made of the wheat crop, but from Indication this crop will yield I 'fticr wet 60 act la tuuliagu fium which 32 rare were shipped, bringing Something over Heverul atti ot fat hog have bn shipped from the valley nnd have brought the taimor haudsotn sum. O'NEIL'S PLENTY OK ALL WOOti MITHING. NOTlflNl, CHARGED. SOI, lis lit II.DINL, KOIIMFRI.Y ItVBODY'S Bill.

his ship IWO Weeks ago for a cnils on THK I NBKMKVr.B" I SMIIC i Are jr ju golnr to let "The Unbeliever" leave town without your seeing It? To-: day will he the seventh (lay this picture has been ahowlng at the Unique, and I you will now be able to get a seat with I waiting In line, to why not avail 1 of the opportunity of seeing a picture that Is so fine, so big. so true, it piccodcncd all others. REDi CROSS 217 TEXAS STREET many good crops of alfalfa, con ley, ont, bean, apple. SM4 hi toe and various kind of vegaUih lending IhatnMivea to the valley: parity. th Atlantic seaboard Th hattlesMM nn which yming i i MHtioncil will be on lh cruise about JO dajs, when It uiil mum prepared lor aa ou'rsaaji ojm.

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