El Paso herald., January 05, 1915, HOME EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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PRESIDENT MAY
ViSITEL PASO
En Route From California,
He May Stop Here to See
City and Big Dam.
P'f 'blent Woodrow Wilson may visit
T"l I'.-ibo and the SIO.000.000 Klephant
liuttr project this spring.
Tie president has announced that he
nill islt the California fairs In the
pnns He has also accepted the tord
t itiop f Dallas to stop there on his
fin Jrom the coast Los Angeles has
also received p tentative acceptance
f on the president for a Btop there on
his trip This will make it necessary
for the president to pass through El
lio to reach Dallas.
The chamber of commerce, the Ro-t-iry
and Adclubs will unite In Inviting
tlie president to islt El Paso and the
riephsnt Butte dam. While the dam
v ill not be completed and ready for
formal dedication, the first waters for
iirigpti.i the Rio Grande valley lands
will be turned into the canals this
sptlng and arrsngementK wHI be made
hv the 1 eclamation . service engineers
to have the president officiate at this
Informal openirg of the big project
Intranational Kvent.
The visit of the president to El Paso,
following the Mexican developments In
which he had a prominent part. Is ex
pected to attract even more attention
than the Taft-Dias meeting did here
when the two presidents met In' El
Paso and Juaret
It will he president Wilson's nrsi
1 isit to the southwest and his first per
sonal contact with the Mexican people
on the border. This feature will be
n.adc a prominent one on the program
of entertainment which will be ar
ranged for the president, providing he
can top in HI Paso.
The invitation to the president and
hi party to stop in El Paso will be
forwarded to Washington soon and
many prominent El Pasoans will urge
its acceptance
RAILROAD JKKN BEGIN
EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN
General passenger and city ticket
agents of the Southern -'acific system
in the principal eastern cKlea will visit
Kl Paso In the next few weeks in the
course of an educational campaign that
ij being conducted by the railroad.
The agents In Boston, Buffalo. Phila
delphia, Kansas City. St. Louis, Cincin
nati. Baltimore, New York. Pittsburg.
Birmingham and Atlanta are Included
in the trip.
The object of the campaign Is to
familiarise the agents with all the
points on the western lines. Parties
of about ten are being arranged and
will stop at the principal points along
tin; line to San jTranclsco and San .
Diego. Two of the parties have al
ready -waited El Paso and have been
shown about the city by local repre
strtatives of the G. H.
Athey eleth-llneA weafber strip keeps
out the cold. Sathbun-MIx Co. Adv.
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A SAFE INVESTMENT.
When you buy real estate or lend monev on same,
you should have the title guaranteed. "
"It Is Better to Be Safe Than Sony."
Stewart Title
Capital $300,000.00 ,
Office: Fourth Floor Two Renublics Bldg.
Phone 339. J. E. QUAIDf Vice President.
LElfUI
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ELNSOCUI
Is Recommending Juarez to
Promoters of Johnson-
Willard Fight.
Decision should be definitely reached
today by the promoters of the Jack
Johnson-Jess Wlllerd heavyweight
battle as to where the fight Is to be
held. El Paso business men are to
day at work raising the fond to guar
antee the office expenses of the pro
moters and expect to be able to wire
today some time to Jack Curley and as
sociates that the sum is in hand. Curl
ley himself wired The Herald from
New York as follows this morning:
"Have returned to New York. Will
bold meeting with all interested par
ties today and will strongly recom
mend Juarez as the fight spot. Cer
tainly appreciate all your kind treat
ment as well as everybody I met In
Juarez and EI Psfso.
"Jack Curley."
LAS VEGAS PRIEST MAY
BE ELECTED "BLACK POPE"
Albuquerque, N. It, Jan. 6. Rov. Fr.
Marra, of Las Vegas, is mentioned
prominently for selection as head of
the Society of Jesus, it is learned upon
apparently good authority. Father
Marra left Las Vegas some time ago to
attend a conference of representatives
of the order In Rome, which will select
a successor to the last "Black Pope,"
who died about the same time as Plus
X.
It Is stated that lie carried authority
from most of the IS provinces of the
order in this country to represent them.
Each province is normally represented
by two delegates and the father was
one of those chosen to represent the
province in which Is New Mexico.
AMERICANS "WITH INTERESTS
IN ISLANDS OPPOSE FREEDOM
Washington, D. C. Jan. 5. Amer
icans with Investments In the Philip
pines appeared today before the "-nate
committee working on the admin'-tra-tion
bill foa greater measure of self
government for the Philippines, and
opposed any declaration of a specific
time when complete independence
would be granted.
Martin xgan. Interested in the Ma
nila Times, believed the United States
should retain control for the present
of many important g .-ernmental func
tions in the islands, but that the Fili
pinos could be trusted to deal wisely
with many of their Internal affairs
now brought to congress.
"EMPTY" GASOLINE CAN
EXPLODES J ROY BURNED
Safford, Ariz., Jan. 5, While playing
with some matches and a gasoline can
which he thought was empty, Milton
Waddlll. young son of William Waddill,
was badly burned. An explosion threw
blazing gasoline over bis face and left
arm. His eyes escaped injury.
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PHONOGRAPH,
k the master of all musical instruments, and it must necessarily become the
greatest of all musical Educators. We feel perfectly justified In. advising you
to buy no other phonograph until you have first examined, heard and care
fully compared the merits of the Edison with the corresponding points of any
other.
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BATTLE DECIDED
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Fierce Fighting For Days
Before Fall of Steinbach,
Held by Germans. -'
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one day the buildings captured on the
preceding day, but always returning
to the charge with greater violence
and making a further advance. Every
alley was an ambush and every house
a little fortress.
Germain Use Incendiary Bombs.
The French finally succeeded in slip
ping around the enemy's right along
the Steinbach brook and then com
menced a fierce combat for the posses
sion of Steinbach itself. The church
and the cemetery were twice taken and
twice lost Since hand to Hand fight
ing was now- going on night and day,
and from door to door, the Germans;
unable longer to use their artillery,
resorted to incendiary bombs and set
fire to a number of barns and houses
occupied by the French.
A changing wind, however, obliged
the Germans themselves to quit the
first line of trenches, being unable to
control the fire, and the flames finally
reached the ammunition reserves.
The explosion which occurred when
the ammunition caught fire made the
little town tremble as though from
an eaithquake.
Defence Finally Breaks Down.
Still the Germans held on till the
morning of January 4, when the last
courageous resistance of the defenders
was worn out by the persistent and
impetubus charges of the chasseurs and
the whole town was occupied.
This point, the gateway to Cernay
(Scnnhelm) which commands important
routes to tho south, to the north and
to the east. Is no longer tenable for
the Germans.
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THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
Washington, D. C, Jan. 5.
The day in congress:
Senate:
Senator sdge submitted an
amendment to the ship purchase
bill to exclude ships of belllger-
ent nations.
Senator Works spoke on pub-
lie health.
Philippine committee contln-
ued hearings on the Independ-
ence bill.
House:
Indian -appropriation bill was
considered.
Foreign affairs committee re-
sumed hearings on the proposal
to prohibit exports of war munl-
tlons.
Governor Goethals of the
Panama canal zone explained
canal fortifications and other
measures to the committee.
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Lester and -Moore
The Yankee Doodle Girl
nnd Her Soldier boy.
The Twq Hoyts
'Letter Buck Bill and Ennnl(n
De" Vcre Bros.
'" Some Noe!ty Acrobats
PICTURES
"THE WOLF'S TOtEY"
A stirring 3-reel drama
"A PAIR OF QUEENS"
A Good Comedy, Featuring
Fred Mace.
11 a. m. to 7 p. m.
Pictures only, 10c and 25c
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FRENGH IN NEW
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Big Guns Wage Heavy Duels
Between the Germans
and Allied Troops.
(Continued from face One).
that fighting at a point two miles east
of Steinbach resulted in the French be
ing driven back. French attacks were
repulsed In the Argonne and near Arras.
In northern Poland the situation Is said
to be unchanged, while to- the east of
the Bxura river the German attacks are
progressing. The text of the communi
cation follows:
French Trench Illown Up.
"In the western arena of the war, at
a point north ot Arras, we have blown
up a French trench 200 yards in
length: we also took some prisoners.
The counter attack of the enemy at
this point failed.
"In the Argonne we repelled several
French advances.
"A French attack between Steinbach
and Uffholz was repulsed after a bay
onet encounter. (Uffholz is two miles
east ot Steinbach and directly north of
Scnnhelm, Cernay.) '
Germans Advance Ncnr Dollmow.
"In the eastern theater of the war
the situation in west Prussia and in
northern Poland remains unchanged.
Our attacks east of the Bzura, near
Kosslow-Bin-Skupl, and south of this
location, are progressing. We also ad
vanced at a point northeast of Boll
mow. There are no changes cast of
the Rawka nor east of the heights to
the north of the Rawka.
"On the right bank of the Pilica riv
er the condition of the roads and the
unfavorable weather are interfering
with our movements."
Turks Fight Stubbornly.
An official communication from the
Russian general staff In the Caucasia
gives details of the fighting in the re
gion ol Sari Kamysb, in trans-Caucasia.
The statement follows:
"In the region of Sari Kamysh on
Jan. L the great battle continued, ob
viously to our advantage. The enemy,
however, continued to offer an obstinate
resistance.
5000 Turks Captured.
"We captured the SOth regiment of
infantry almost, completely, including
the commander and 60 officers. The to
tal of Turkish prisoners amounts to
5800 soldiers, 40 officers and several
surgeons. We also captured six pieces
of mountain artillery. 14 machine guns
and ammunition.
"The next day the fighting was still
going on. Our troops recaptured some
positions which the Turks had occupied
and took three machine guns and more
than 760 prisoners.
Regiment Routed liy Bayonets.
"At one point a, company of a- Cau
casian regiment was dispersed by bay
onet charges, while two Turkish com
panies were cat to pieces by artillery
fh-e.
"Our troops are operating under con
ditions exceptionally painful on account
of the cold and snow in a high altitude.
The morale of our soldiers is good and
they fight with ardor."
AUSTRIANS REPORT RUSSIANS
ARE DEFEATED NEAR G0RLICE
Vienna, Austria, Jan. 5, via Berlin,
Germany, and London, Eng. Army
headquarters issued the following
statement here today.
'The enemy's attempt to break
through northwest or Gorllce, Galioia,
again failed at the .cost of heavy Rus
sian losses. The height south of Gor
llce, which was fiercely contested, was
taken and an unusually large hostile
battalion was defeated.
"A number of subalterns and two
troops were captured, as well as two
machine guns. .a. hostile aeroplane
also was shot d6wn."
SAYS GErtMAXY DOESN'T EXPECT
l. S. TO HALT WAK EXIOItTS
Washington. D. C Jan. 5. Chairman
Flood, of the house forelKn affairs
committee, today told proponents of
legislation to prohibit exports of war
materials, that the German govern
ment, through the Berlin foreign of
fice, has made ft plain that- it did
not expect the United States to stop
such exports
Las Cruceg, N M. Jan. 5 Informa
lon has been received here that the
..'io Grande at Klephant Butte was
.urned from tho flume through the
sates of the dam today., While the
ilam was being built ,to Us presort
height te:.rttl(if ot tho. river passed
through-'tHe flams at the. west side
of Ujb, ' titer, T6 capacity of this
Norn wafC MU0 .eiftlcfeet per seoond.
TheB-'&r the flume passing through
the rdanY will nbw he filled up with
concrete,
A meeting of the directors of the
Elephant Butte Watr Users', associa
tion was held hijns yesterday.
Stockholders, Notice.
The annual meeting of the sharehold
ers of the American Trust and Savings
Bank, -for the election of director's and
the transaction of any other business
that may come before it. will be held
at its banking rooms Tuesday. January
12th. 1S1B. at 9 'nnlot am- w 1?
iztn, isi6, at 9 'oclock a. m:
W. U.
i-arre, aec-y. Adrettlggment .
Announcement.
Tom Lea, J. G. McGrady and It E.
Thomason Have formed a law partner
ship under the firm, name of Iea, Mc
Grady & Thomason, ajd will tingage in
the general practice at lajv.
Off ices, suite (t, Plrrf National Bank
building. Advery$emefit.
' Piles Cured la (J to 14 Dajs
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINT
MENT fails to cure Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protradlng Piles. First
application gives lelief. 5C.
CRAWFORD
Aik Those Who Know
"BROWN OF
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Tonight 15c to 50c
LADIES' MATINEE
TOMORROW 10c
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"Made-Iia-ES Paso
r The Climax of Whitewear Values r
$1.00 Brassieres Wow On
At
95c "White Blouses Now On Sale
At
$2.00 New Royal Worcester
Corsets.'Npw ,..., -
Regular $3.95 Crepe De Chine
Underwear . .
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'BROWN OF HARVARD'
COMES TO CRAWFORD
"Brown of Harvard," Henry Wood
ruffs great success, is being given by
the Lyric Players at the Crawford this
week. Bert Gagnon plays the title
role of Tom Brown, a college man as
he is, rather than as he is painted.
Gagnon's interpretation is a bit differ
ent from that of Woodruff in the orig
inal play, but he puts everything into
the part that belongs there and makes
it a real character.
The supporting cast Is well selected
and a number -of additions were made
to the players for ttaja production. Miss
Pollock phtys the ptt ot Bvelyn Ken
yon, who Is In love with Tom Brown,
and is seen te advantage, especially in
the tea party in Tom's room and in tho
boat race scene, which is the big one
of the Dlav. Everette Walker plays
"Tubby" and gets away with aU tne
laughs in the comedy part, in spite of
the fact that he is small where "Tubby"
is supposed to be big, bulging with fun
and fat Lyman White has a difficult
part and does itwell, aB Gerald Thorne,
who is working ills way through school
and is stroke oar on the 'varsity eight.
He overplays It a bit in the big scenes,
as he has not yet learned Bert Gag
non's suppressed manner which makes
his work so fine.
There are complications and counter-complications
In the college play,
all of which w6rk out right in the end.
Gladys Bursh introduces some excel
lent ragtime violin solos. Miss Pollock
sings ragtime' cleverly and 3ert Gag
non and the men of the east sing col
lege glees much as college men sin-j
them. The scenery is good and the of
fering is one of the best the Lyr.c
Players have given in El Paso. N. M. v.
TODArS AMUSEMENTS.
CHAPLIN AT GRECIAN.
Sid Chaplin (Chas. Brother) is the
big feature at the Grecian today in
ertitled "Gussie the Golfer." This Is
what the Motion Picture News says
Labout the comedy, "sia unapim aim
Max Swain, better known as Ambrose,
unite their forces in tms reel, wnn wo
result that there Is literally almost a
laugh in v?ry foot Chaplin truljf
must be aeen to be. appreciated, as his
off-hand, incidental actions which he
performs with perfect seriousness
cause most of the laughs. Ambrose
lias a totally different style, which
is equally good. It is 'the best Key
stone Komedy to date."
"Zudora" episode No. 6 will be shown
again today for the last time. It is
fine! Don't miss It: Advertisement.
ABW AliHAMDItA POLICY.
Commencing January 8, 1916, the Al
hambra theater will be conducted and
operated under new management. The
policy of the house will also be changed
x-i a straight motion picture house at
popular prices, showing the lushest
class of pictures to be obtained, and
will cater Ko the wishes of Us patrons
in every particular. The Alhambra will
b conducted by the Alhambra Theater
company, und will be managed by T. v.
Fulkerson, who h. s been cor.m ted
with the picture business in El Paso
since picture- (playhouses became the
nnmiia. . m n m tit fmirtesv &nd com
fort will be the aim of the new man
agement, who will strive to deserve
the patronage of all. Watch the papers
for the opening bill, January $. Ad
vertisement. ,
ocim. vnrtM THE GOLDBN AVEST."
In presenting such pictures as "The
, Girl of the Golden West," which will
' y.n ahnvn tnmnrrnw. the WlgWam does
not exaggerate when it says that it
1 sets the photoplay standard for El
Paso. Nine out of every ten high-class.
I costly pictures which the El Pasoans
1 have the privilege of seeing are at the
Wigwam "The Girl of the Golden
West" Is one of the best of the entire
lot and was produced Dy me iiiEKy
branch or the Paramount company. In
association with David Belasco hlm
lelf The prices will only be 10 and
20 cents. Advertisement
THE BIJOU.
A two-part Vitagraph drama, en
titled "Mr. Santa Claus," will please
everyone who attends the BIJou today.
This is a pretentious picture with a
large cast that does excellent work.
The play Is really more than the title
implies and you will like It. "The
Vanishing of Olive" will alc be shown.
Coming, next Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, will be "The Spoilers," In
nine reels, by Ilex Beach Adv.
CRAWFORD "UROWN OF II VRVARD"
The present attraction at the Craw
ford. "Brown of Harvard.' is the great
et attempt .inrt hhoeis of the Lvric
l'lajeis. 'Hit; puMic mtciest Is unuu-
Pioneer s " ' .PUe
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Coatimwes T m t t w .
W i t fa. Uae ss ailed Values
MONDAY and today The White Howe ha been crowded
J to its utmost capacity with the hundreds of eager
shoppers who were wild with enthusiasm for these wonderful
values. In this great Whitewear Sale we how larger as- '
sortments of fresh new garments, better qualities and
LOWER prices than ever before. The economies are worth
coming many miles to secure and we invite the women of
El Paso and the Southwest to come again tomorrow and
every day this week if possible. Note the specials below
selected at random throughout the store.
Undermtislin Specials
Regular 45c and 50 Undermuslins
now on sale at
Extra Special Values in New Fresh
Undermuslins for .
Extraordinary 75c Undermuslins
now on sale at
Our Regular $125 Undermuslins
Now on sale at
Hundreds of Other
Extra Specials Titr'isgfiiOit the Store
50c White Gloves
Sale
59c
69c
$1.00
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95c Middy Blouses
At '.
$1.25 To $2.50 Blouses New On Sate nC
All Parisiani White Ivory
Now ONE-FOURTH OFF
Arcade Wisadow Displays'
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biliousness, indigestion, constipation,
the sick, sour stomach and bad colds
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Don'i pot in another day of distress.
Let Cascarets cleans? and sweeten your
ftomach, remove the sour, undigested
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Hair coming out! If dry,
thin, faded, bring back
its color and lustre.
Within ten minutes after an appli
cation of Danderine you cannot find a
single trace of dandruff or falling hajr
and your scalp will not itch, but what
will please you most will be after &
few weeks' use, when you see new hair,
fine and downy at first es but
really new hair growing all ever the
scalp.
A little Danderine immediately
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seats, ask Central for 6470. The prices
are 15 to 50 cents. Advertisement.
BAnGAIX MATINEE TOMOHHOW.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, is women's
bargain matinee at the Crawford, when
10 cents admits any woman to any
seat in the theater other than box
seats. Advertisement.
HART, THROWN FROM BUGGY. LIBS
IN FROZBN POOL FOR HOURS
Toysh, Texas, Jan. 5. "Lylnr in a
pool of water which had been partly
frosen over, and insensible from the
cold, and from the effects of being
thrown from his buggy, Dig Hart was
found by Sam Koen and Walter Wads
worth. Hart had started to town and his
ouggy naa girucit ine post 01 tne iiosle
gate, throwing Mm eut and stunning
him. He had fallen into the pool of
water and had been unable to get out
His groans were heard by the two mec
who rescued him but it Is believed he
had been lying in the water for nearly
three hours. Despite his experience.
Hart is now all right
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waste matter and constipation poison
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you out by morning a It-cent box
keeps your head dear, stomach ivt
liver and bowels regular and 70ti toft
bully for months. Don't forget th
children their little' insldes need a
good, gentle cleansing, too. Adv.
CATHARTIC
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difference how doll, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moisten a cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw it
i through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. The effect is amaz
ing your hair will be light, fluffy
and wavj. and have an appearance of
abundance, an incomparable lustre,
softness and luxuriance.
Get a 25 .ent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and prove that , your
hair is as pretty and soft as any that
It has been neglected or injured by
careless treatment that's all you
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
lot it if ou will just try a little Dan-
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DROVE WHOLE
. FAMILY GBRZY
Kansas City. Mo. Oct. 21. 1914
"My husband had a rash all over his
body, and soon the WHOLE FAMILY
was in the same condition. It looked
scaly and raised up on the arms and
body in big bnmpq. This trouble
burned and itched so that It would
nearly drive one crazy. It was always
worse at night, so we could not sleep
We all had this trouble for about two
or three yea is, and during that time
tried many remedies and prescriptions
with no results We tried Resinol Oint
ment and Resinol Soap and it RE
L1EVED AT ONCE, and before the
third jar of ointment had been used, we
-were all completely cured It has been
four months since we were cured, and
there are no traces of the trouble"
(Signed) Mrs S. A Clarkson, 15?0
Lawn. Ave.
Everv druggist sells Resinol Oint
ment and Resinol Soap For trial free
wntc to Uept 1-K. Resinol, Baltimoie.
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