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EL PASO AMUSEMENT PAGE; WHAT TO SEE, WHERE TO GO Wednesday, Aug. 14, 1018. 6 mu ninnili ttiinintiiii i ninnimi i mm mi ni min i liyP I jj a I I YOU CAN RAISE YOUR OWN MEAT AND YOUR Hh I I OWN VEGETABLES IN YOUR OWN n-LL Commerce Chamber Would Welcome Texas and Oklahoma Railroad Orders. Should El Paso be chosen for the 1919 meeting of the joint railroad brotherhoods for the states of Texas and Oklahoma the chamber of commerce will furnish them a meeting place, provide adequate publicity and distribute souvenirs, it was decided at the meeting of the directors of that body last night. Arthur M.

Horn, representing the brotherhoods, was present at the meeting and stated that should El Paso be selected it was probable that at least 1200 members would attend. Herman M. Andreas and J. M. Wyatt were appointed a committee to confer with representatives of the brotherhoods.

Pour Orders Represented. The association of the brotherhoods is composed of the B. of L. F. the O.

R. the B. of L. and the B. R.

T. Representatives of the four women's auxiliaries, affiliated with the association, will also attend. No definite report was made by the committee appointed to assist the food administration. The committee, composed of J. W.

Kirkpatrick and Maurice Schwartz, decided to await the return of C. N. Bassett, district food administrator, before any further action was made. Want Flag: Carried Correctly. The reading of a resolution from the Cincinnati chamber of commerce, in which the carrying of the American flag horizontally in parades for the purpose of receiving donations was condemned, resulted in the passing of a similar resolution by the local body.

A picture of the Elephant Butte dam will be presented to the new branch of the federal reserve bank. Orders were given for the making of this picture together with a brass plate showing that it was the gift of the chamber. The report made on the books of the chamber by the F. G. Masquelette company was read and accepted.

Military Units Assigned. Report from U. S. Stewart and Otis C. Coles on the result of their trip to Washington, D.

was to the effect that all cavalry and artillery units to be trained under the new draft organization had been assigned. The report was by mail. Neither Mr. Stewart nor Mr. Coles is yet back.

Directors present at the meeting were: T. H. Rogers, O. J. Binford, George B.

Ryan, G. A. Martin. Fred W. Norton, W.

S. Crombie, Maurice Schwartz, Herman Andreas. J. W. Kirkpatrick, J.

M. Wyatt and W. H. Shelton. Government Is Not Regulating the Hours Of Gasoline Sales A recent issue of Federal Trade Information Service contains the following item with reference to the sale of gasoline and oil: war industries board authorizes the following: attention of the war industries board and the United States fuel administration has been called to the wide prevalence throughout the United States of a mistaken impression some order or recommendation has been issued from Washington with) respect to the sale of oil and gasoline, i some places, local automobile associations have even issued circulars laying down the rule that dealers in oil and gasoline must make no 6ale of these products on Sundays or holidays or after 6 p.

m. on other days, and stating is now an order from such order" or recommendation has been issued by any government authority or with any governmental approval. The fuel administration has urged that wasteful practices in the use of oil and gasoline be stopped and that all reasonable and proper measures of conservation be observed. No however, have been placed upon the sale of these products. is not intended to interfere in any way with the activities of automobile associations or others, who, after consideration of the local conditions, may seek to bring about some limitations upon the hours during which oil and gasoline shall be sold to the public: but it is desired that it be clearly understood that no orders or recommendations have been issued by any governmental authority upon this See the Fall IVindoiv Displays The Athletic Star Appears Tomorrow at the Unique in New Release.

Girls, you just help liking Bert Lytell in this new picture. For real thrilling, exciting adventure, Man's a new Metro play, starring the popular actor, Bert Lytell, which will be seen at the Unique theater tomorrow, would be impossible to duplicate. This is a screen version of the novel of that name by the famous author of adventurous fiction, Louis Joseph Vance. "No is a swift-moving story of love and adventure with a strong thread of subtle intrigue. Notwithstanding its title, the picture is not of war, being the description of an island of mystery instead of shell-ruined terrain between the contending armies.

The shows for Man's start at 11:30, 12:45, 2, 3:15, 4:30, 5:45, 7, 8:15 and POPULAR FOLLIES COMPANY COMING TO THE CRAWFORD Redmond Follies company, a musical comedy of twenty-five players, presenting a series of late musical successes, will open at the Crawford said manager Maxwell today. the cast will be Ed Redmond, very funny comedian, supported by Bobbie Deane. Marvin Hammond, Peggy Betts, Irene Noblitt, Joe Kemper, Hoyt Smythe, Ed Young, Earl Raynor, Eddie listen to a bevy of sprightly singing and dancing maidens who will interpolate the special series of melody hits in each production. the Garden a smacking musical play with twenty puckery melody hits, will be the initial offering, gauranteed to give one hour and ninety minutes of cyclonic Then again the new word "The musicalphoeinds, headed by Harry Beyersted on the ivories, Bert Beyersted on his violin and Harris Harding, known to the show world as the wizard of drumology, will give added ginger to the show, and this will be combined with special stage settings, novel electrical effects, elaborate costuming and a myriad of novel stage effects. It ought to be as the galley boy remarked after manager Maxwell had divested himself of the above and had gone.

ice Emphasizing Globe Values Moderate New Lines We not only show beautiful new Fall styles, but are emphasizing that Globe values are the best you can buy Paso. All departments show something new, but for the balance of the week we will make special display of the following: The New Fall Skirts We are especially proud of the Skirt Section. Every new style of the season is shown in both plain tailored and novelty skirts. Some of the models show the new fringe and tunic styles are numerous and sashes are very effective on other models. The materials cmbrace Poplins, Serges, Satins, Twills, Taffetas and Novelty materials.

colors are nickel, Java, turquoise, silver, gold, blacl(, and all staple favorite colors are included. The most attractive item about these skirts is the price Rack No. 3 at Rack No. 1 at $5.95 MAIL town people can depend on all mail orders being filled promptly and satisfactorily. TODAY AMUSEMENTS PRODUCTION OF GOLD IN CALIFORNIA DROPS San Francisco, Aug.

production of gold in California for 1918 probably will be 20 percent under that of 1917, said Fletcher Hamilton, state mineralogist. While the price of gold has remained fixed at $20.67 an ounce, the various factors of the cost of its production have advanced from 25 to 300 percent since the European war began, according to Hamilton. Mines have been shut down and others may be forced to. When this occurs, the shafts will fill with water and the equipment rapidly deteriorates, thus causing a more serious situation than the decrease in production attendant upon a cessation of mining, he asserted. problem is to find some way whereby the government can help absorb the gold Hamilton said.

Bonuses and a raise in the price of gold had been considered, he said. Following are the figures on gold production during the past three years: 1915, 1916, $21 in, 1J17, $20,087,504. El Pasoans Show What War Time Economy Can Do in a City Yard. I Is not necessary to buy any meat or vegetables for your family, if you only make up your mind that you will raise them yourself, at home, in your own back yard. And your yard does not have to be so big, either.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hall, 3308 Bisbee street, have not bought a vegetable this year and they have not bought any meat, cither. They have not had the luxury of round steaks, it is true, and have had. spring and summer they have had to content themselves with juicy! beans, cucumbers, squash, green young fried chickens, toothsome Bel- adii- aes, lettuce and other garden i gian hare meat and young turkeys truck, and fresh eggs, but they and their family have managed to get along very nicely, thank you, upon this fare.

They have two feet Hall pickled ten gallons of cu-j cumbers for this winter, betides hav-j ing all the family co; Id use during) the spring and summer. She says their water bill has not averaged over; I in the rear of their home, which they, $5 a month during the year. utilize for supplving the food for the' Next door to the Hall home is that family. In the rear, they have fenced, of Clark Crownover, where a garden off a small space where they raise equtally as good as that at the Hall turkevs, chickens and rabbits. home has supplied vegetables all rest of the space, they devote to vege- spring and summer.

Today the tables. Today they are growing their second crop of corn for roasting ears and are preparing for a big harvest T.Y LE LACK WE IX. Beloved i.s the bill today at the Alhambra and the stars are Carlyle Blackwell and Evelyn stars that are Alhambra favorites. This is the picture that was advertised to be shown last Sunday, but got lost in shipment. Beloved is a modern story with many laughs in it.

While it is based on the important fact that outdoor exercise will cure most ailments, tne comedy end predominates in the production. In fact, there is a laugh to every foot in thii most delightful production. Many extremely beautiful outdoor scenes figure in this picture. Beloved is without doubt one of the most delightful features of the year. It is interesting' and entertaining from start to finish and not a single moment throughout) the production is slow or Adv.

OF IPPLAI SE." Price of will be shown at the Grecian today for the last time in FI Paso. This strange story deals with the adventures of a man who thought he was clever enough to outwit the whole world, but in the end, saw the error of his ways, and atoned in a way that is at once startling and dramatic. This is an unusual picture in every respect and friends and patrons of the Grecian are urged to see it. Tomorrow the Grecian offers Chas. Ray, one of our biggest screen favorites now.

in his newest Thos. H. Ince success, Own Home Adv. Fall Dresses for Girls of Zephyr Ginghams and Crepes. Whether for school or every day wear these new Fall Dresses for the girls and misses will meet evfery requirement.

All the new Fall checks are shown and the dresses are finished with either white or colored collars and cuffs. Some are middy are belted models. These are priced as follows: AGES 6 TO 10 $1.95, 2 95 3.95 AGES 12 TO 14...................................... 2 19 3 19 4.25 Specials in the For the balance of the week we offer the following atractive specials in the Department: $1.25 Blouses at 08c; ool Norfolk Suits, extra pair of trousers, ages 7 to 14, special at 88.05; Guaranteed Corduroy Trousers, double seat and knee, special at ages 8 to 12, at ages 13 to 18 at $2.50. EL NEWEST THE COR.

OVERLAND DEPARTMENT STORE i SAN JACINTO STS. I U. S. SENATOR GALLINGER SAID TO BE NEAR DEATH Franklin, X. Aug.

States senator Jacob H. Gallinger was reported today in a serious at a nospital here. Ho is suffering from heart trouble, and physicians expressed anxiety regarding his illness. He is 81 years of age. AMUSEMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. BIJOU-TODAY of tomatoes and string beans. All of the Hall home. Crownover garden is full of cabbaires, tomatoes and other vegetables.

The bottom pictures are made in the yard Years Ago Today 14 From The Herald of Date. 1804. HE Russian minister has sent the Chinese government a strong note charging complicity in the Ryeshitel- ni affair, charging the Chinese commodore with cowardice or treason, and demanding a full explanation and severe punishment of the commodore. The Chinese government has demanded from the Japanese the restoration of the destroyer. Silver was quoted at 57 7-8; copper, 11 7-8.

Salome Lopez, section boss for the Sierra Mdare railway, shot and killed his old fatherinlaw. who was a laborer under his charge, today, for the reason that the old man interfered when Lopez undertook to beat his wife. Jorge Jaramillo, secretary of the Juarez City council and prominent in Mexican affairs, died today. Highest temperature, 91; lowest, 67. A three mile east wind was blowing.

NEWS BREVITIES mm AND (Advertisement.) peror Charles of Austria, with baron Train Bulletin. Texas Pacific train No. 1, due at 12:45 p. was scheduled to arrive Wednesday at 1:55 p. m.

Southern Pacific train No. 4 was marked up to 12:05, ten minutes late. All other afternoon and night trains were reported on time. The Camera N. Oregon.

Anna Held Funeral Held. New York, Aug. funeral of Anna Held was held today. After the war the body will be taken to Paris. The Government Appreciates the whole-hearted and unselfish interest displayed by the people in rendering practical service.

Many have sacrificed their own interest that the Government may benefit they feel well repaid for their loyal support and realize they are helping the government in time of need. This is the kind of spirit that will help win the war. Interest Paid on Savings Accounts he irst ational ank EL Osteopathic Drs. McCarthy McCarthy, 601 Maritn Bldg. Ph.

2406. Hay fever, catarrh deafness. Closes Yards to Foreigners. Washington, D. Aug.

Wilson has issued a proclamation putting into effect amendments to the act creating the shipping board designed to prevent foreign interests from obtaining control of American ships or shipyards. Avo'd trouble. Leave iJ-LiXj Baggage Checks at Longwell's, or Telephone No. 1. Can Knit Just a New York, Aug.

action of the war industries board in halting the production of yarn for knitting in order to conserve wool for army uniforms result in the Red Cross getting less wool than it needs, but does not mean a complete stoppage of knitting in American Red Cross work according to an announcement by officials of the Atlantic division. May Say So, But London, Aug. agency says it learns from a well informed source that the Austrian government is sending a deputation of selected pro-German-Swedish journalists to Servia to attempt to prove to the world that the treatment of the people of Servia is entirely satisfactory. Dr. Ebert, Dentist, 218 Mills Bldg.

Are to Vote for Kinsr. London, Aug. dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph from The Hague, says the Frankfort Stockholm correspondent, announces that the election of a king of Finland has been set for September and that it is probable either the grand duke of Mecklenburg or prince William of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen will be chosen. Burian, Austro-Hungarian foreign minister, prince von Hohenlohe, Austrian ambassador at Berlin, and count von Wed el, German ambassador at Vienna, are expected at German main headquarters today to discuss all pending questions, according to Berlin advices to the Frankfort Zeitung. Dr.

Magruder, Dentist, Bldg. Supplies, Mexico Shoe Machinery Co. 215 S. Oregon. Ph.

1362. WOM The Wigwam today offers an unusual picture, Two-Soul with beautiful Priscilla Dean in a dual role. The picture is taken from Gelett weird story, White It tells a tale of hypnotism which is as strange and thrilling as Jekyl and Mr. and as appealing as This picture played Broadway to big business in the face of the keenest competition. Come to the may rain at AMUSEMENTS.

Most Popular Actor Wear Old Clothes Longer. New York, Aug. the fact that the government has taken over the entire wool stocks of growers and dealers for war iises, there remains in the hands of jobbers and cutters-up enough material to supply civilian clothing needs for a year, Herbert Peabody, chief of the woolen division of the war industries board, said today in an address before the Natoinal Association of Clothiers. Mr. Peabody advised the clothiers to urge customers to economize by wearing their apparel as long as possible.

CHIROPR Cora M. Franson, D. C. 1002 Montana. Phone 9094.

TONIGHT Raymond Big Song Show Latest New York Musical Success Very Idea 11 Order Effects Commissions. Washington, D. Aug. war department order cutting off voluntary enlistment in the army pending action on the draft age proposals, includes a prohibition on the issuance of any commission in any branch of the army that was not in process of issue when the order was signed. Secretary Baker made this clear today in answer to questions, adding that application for a commission would not be regarded as entitling the applicant to exception from the order.

SLJIHEtt PRICES: Box Lower Floor 50c Balcony 35c Plus the War Tax. Week Com. Sun. Mat. 2:30 August 18 The Ed.

Redmond Follies Company PRESENTS The Smacking Musical Success THE GARDEN Twenty Puckery Mtlody Hits SUMMER Box Seats Lower Floor I cony -----Gallery -----Plus the War Tax WILLIAM FARNUM ROUGH READY thrilling and powerfully absorbing in its remarkable intensity and fire. From drawing rooms to snow-clad mountains a company of two hundred characters have startling experiences that will stir any audience. You never have known how wonderfully beautiful snow can appear on the screen, until you have seen it in AND the scenes of which are laid in the frozen North. fail to see it today, your last chance, a brand new production. REX GREAT STORY, BARRIER 11 to Visit Headquarters.

Amsterdam, Holland, Aug. EXTRA EXTRA NOVELTY DANCE THURSDAY NIGHT 8:30 COTILLION HALL by SCHOOL OF DANCING Boby JAZZ BAND Tickets $1.00 War Tax Included Ladies Free Is Blackmailing Ever Right? CARLYLE BLACKWELL and EVELYN GREELEY are seen today in one of the most thoroughly pleasing pictures ever filmed. This is The best of all Alaskan stories a The Beloved Even the title makes you smile. You will not only smile, but get some good laughs from this picture. Prices: 15c, 20c and 25c.

a A A GARDEN Open J. Warren Kerrigan Man 99 sV i Effecto Auto Finishes Are without equal. They are beauti- I ful and durable and are easily applied. Effecto Top and Seat Dressing dries in fifteen for Color Card. The Tuttle Paint Glass Co.

£10-212 North Stanton Street Phones 205-200..