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Plotters Covered Tracks Ad
mirably, the Investigators
Find; None Are Known.
rw Tork, April 15. Federal Inves
. iga'ors hsd made little progress to
tlav In their attempts to discover the
i KntitT of the men 'Who financed and
tii;etrd the alleged fire bomb con--pirarv
to destroy munition ships.
SKnt of the department of Justice
NBid today that the system of the Ger
man agents alHged to be lnvolyed in
iicaiructive activities In this country,
is so perfect thpt none of the rlng-
rafters are disclosed.
' Those who have a comprehensive
nowl'dge of such an undertaking are
nigh class men who will neither con
ies nor betray a single secret," said
apt Wm. M. Offley. of the depart
i ent "The men who hare confessed
rrr not entrusted with Important e
. t r-ts For that reason the six confes
sions we Uttve obtained are of little
ilue in going higher."
The whereabouts of Dr. Walter T.
"- ht-ele, the chemist who conducted the
iTtllizer factory In Hoboken. where It
is charged the bombs were filled with
iploBles, has not been ascertained by
thi authorities. His wife, who lives In
r.ogota. N J., said he had gone on a
t o weeks' trip Into the mining- re
gions of Pennsylvania Federal inves
t igatoi s are examining the banking ac-
nunts of Dr Scheele In the hope of
.iispovering whence he obtained the
J m.ooo check to finance the operations
pf the factory.
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If you find yourself "left out"
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It does not often take many days
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In levers or slubbuia cites, Resfoai Scnp
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How to Cure
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Keep out of Drafts. Avoid
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You catch cold because your system is
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throw off the cold germs. To recover you
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mdish
IS BACK H
"Every Little Movement"
Song as Tuneful as Ever;
Has Many Laughs.
Madam Sherry, a well known El raso
visitor, Is back again for a limited stay
and Is at home at the Texas Grand wltn
a company all her own. This company
Is called the Folly Girls and the 23
members give as good an Interpreta
tion of the famous French operetta as
some of the one nlgbt road show com
panies which have presented the wad
am and her musical comedy here In the
past.
"Madam Sherry" will never grow old
and its musical theme, the famous "Ev
ery Little Movement" song, will never
lose Its rhythm or tunefulness. This
song runs through the play and Is as
rare as a class of the old wine fr
which the play la named. It catches
the audience at the rise of the first
curtain, when Lulu, the dancer, and her
aristocratic chorus, perform a classical
dance to the tune of the swinging song.
Droll Characters.
Bobby Roberts, as old man Theophl
lua Sherry, ,who owns a yacht and has
many little peculiarities all his own,
plays the leading comedy part and Mils
dry, droll way of getting laughs with
no longer line than "I'm surprised," is
a distinct and pleasurable relief from
the slap-bang style of musical comedy.
Ills niece, vonne, shares the center
of the stage with her uncle. The part
Is played by Irene Mae Boyd and she
dances and elngs well and is good
looking along with it,
Billy Frawley, who is known here
locally as a dancer and entertainer,
was to have played the part of Eddie
Sherry, but he quit the company at
Isordsburg and the part was taken by
an understudy who, with only a day's
notice, learned the part and went
through with It well, considering his
brief time for study.
Iiulu Some Dancer,
Adrlenne Arthur, as Lulu the dancer.
is another attractive member of the
company, who Blngs In good voice and
makes love to old man Sherry's nephew
In the old fashioned way. Feplta Is an
other good looking member of the
Sherry chow. As tho gypsy girl she
sings the ""Gypsy Love Song" well and
Is sufficiently full of fire to make the
part real. Gene Post, musical director,
plays "Phllllppe," the supposed presi
dent of Venezuela and tho real presi
dent of the Janitors' union, and gets
many laughs.
Madam Sherry Is in three acts, 14
songs and 200 laughs. It has lost none
of Its tunefulness and fun and Is good
entertainment for all who have not
seen Madam Sherry before and for those
who have. N. M. W.
"POET AND PEASANT" TO BE
PLAYED AT FORT SUNDAY
"Poet and Feasant" will bo played by
the Eighth cavalry band Sunday af
ternoon at the Fort. The concert will
begin at 5 oclock and continue until 6
and will be directed by bandmaster
Rocco Resta.
The program for the concert Is as
follows:
March, "II Tradlmento," Rocco Kesta.
Overture, "Poet and Peasant," Suppe.
Paraphrase, " Melody In F," Ruben
stein. Ballet, "Dance 'Of the Serpents," Boc
calari. Waltz, "Breeze of the Night," La
moth e.
Medley overture, "Reraick's Hits No.
js, Lampe.
March, "On the Rocky Road to Dub
lin," Ephraim.
TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS
KITTY ORDOS'S FAMOUS BACK.
Quite frequently director Frank
and Colds.
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covery; touches the cold germs they begin
to shrivel and die. Your irritation ceases.
The cough eases and you begin to get
better. Dr. King's New Discovery is just
laxative enough to expel the dead germs
and poisonous secretions.
The ingredients in Dr. King's New Dis
covery make it an excellent cough and
cold remedy. Don't endure the annoy
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suffering. Don't take the risk of more
serious illness. Take Dr. King's New
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You will find your cough and cold under
easy and natural control and be assured
of a speedy recovery. At all druggists.
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Take a dose of calomel tonight and tomorrow
you will feel sick, weak and nauseated. Don't lose
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You'll know it next morning because you will
wake up with your head clear, your liver active,
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You will feel cheerful and full of vigor and ready
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You caA eat anything afterwards without risk
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ISE
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High School Entertainment
to Be an Elaborate Af
fair, They Say.
The preparations now In progress
for the coming high school per
formance on April 38 and 29 promise
success for the high school young mm
and women In this undertaking
Both comedian, comedienne, in the
persons of Elliot Chess and Esthei
Ingham, it is predicted, will give
thoso present a treat not to be casjlv
forgotten. Besides these, the heroic
character of Kennett Tracy; the, staid
old man, Mr. Maltland; the rough and
lllalnous person of Don Alfredo Sua
rex, will not fall in their appeal to
the public Again the sweet char
acter of Juanita. in her helpless condi
tion, together with her final liberation
from the hands of her abductor. Is ex
pected to strike A note of sincere
sympathy in the heart of the audience.
The dansftt to be given in con
, nection, andCnow under the organiza
tion of Mrs.Margaret Klnnon SteTens,
Is to oe a xeature. xne young women
to perform that evening are carefully
selected among the best dancers In
the physical training department and
there Is no doubt that their natural
grace and beauty will tend to make
their cart of the program most ar
tistic. Finally the high school symphonv
orchestra, of 50 pieces, will play a short
program at tho beginning of the per
formance, and then accompany the
dancing for the second part of the
program. Those who have heard it
before undoubtedly know what this
organization has accomplished so far,
and can readily imagine what its pro
gram will be this time.
Crane permitted Kitty Gordon to turn
her back to tho camera, while playing
in the big feature, "As In a Looking
Glass," that Is to be seen at the Alham
bra today, and it generally happened
that her gown was pronouncedly need
it be added becomingly decollete. In
producing "As In a Looking Glass" Mr.
Crane surely bore In mind the probable
spirit of the public, how eagerly It
Sould await a. convincing display of
iss Gordon's much advertised back.
The producers were extremely fortu
nate In having a star capable of car
rying so much responsibility on un
draped shoulders. Nobody is going to
be disappointed in Miss Gordon's beau
ty, from whatever angle it is viewed;
then her gowns are magnificent and
her acting of the best Adv.
METRO PICTLTin TODAY.
Today and tomorrow the Uninue will
have Hamilton Revelle and Barbara
Tennant In The Price of Malice," a
Metro production in five acts of flaw
less photodrama, replete with thrilling
Incident and exquisite romance. Ham
ilton Revelle is one of the foremost
romantic and dramatic stars of both
the stage and screen. Barbara Tennant,
the charming and talented young
actress, plays just as important a part
as Mr. Revelle In this picture, which is
produced on an elaborate scale. Several
of these scenes Include the wrecking
bi Binding oi a large yacne in ine ice
floes of Labrador, and Mr. Revelle and
Miss Tennant are tossed around in the
ice floe until they succeed In getting
aboard a small life raft The showa
start at 10:4S a. m., II. 1:15, 2:S0, S:45, 5,
6:15. 7:30, 8:45 and 10 p. m. AdT.
CAPT. R. J. REANEY T0
RELIEVE CAPT. CL0PT0N
An army order his been Issued directing
that Capt. It. J. naney. Klfhth cavalry,
detailed In quartermaster corns, effective
April 17. will proceed to El Paso for duty
ana. lunner instructions, relieving Capt.
William II. Clopton. jr., quartermaster corps,
who will return to Fort Reno and resume
duties there.
First Lieut. "W. E. Dawson. Slst Infan
try, is relieved from Walter Reed Hospital,
Washington, and will join his station.
Capt. S. L. Pike. 11th Infantry, la trans
ferred to ISth Infantry.
Capt. I B. Shaw, 2th Infantry, Is re.
lleved from treatment at Walter Reed Hos
pital. Washington, and will proceed to
Platuburr barracks. New York, for dnty
with SCth Infantry.
Capt. B. p. Browne, quartermaster corps,
Is relieved from temporary duty at Fort
Reno and will proceed to Front Royal, Va-,
for dnty.
Capt. C. ir. Allen, retired. Is detailed to
a.'tlve duty In connection with organised
militia cf Illinois and will proceed to Chi
cago for duty.
By direction of the president, order of
April 6 relating to Capt. W. T. Fatten, re
tired, 1s revoked and he will resume his
duties at the University of Washington,
Seattle.
CASSIDY TO CONTINUE IN
RACE FOR COMMITTEEMAN
Bisbce, Ariz.. April 15. A report has
been circulated In Phoenix that M. E
Cassldy of this city, who is making
the race for National committeeman
for Arizona on the Republican side of
the fence, has withdrawn. This report
is absolutely denied and it Is stated
Cassldy Is ir. the race until the gong
sounds.
El Paso Seed Co. Open Evenings.
BID San Antonio. Opp. Court House.
Adv
PUPILS P II
EL PASO HERALD
REWARD
MISS IRENE
Being Stage Struck Has Its-
Reward if a Girl Has
Stick-to-itiveness.
DOES being stage struck. In the
true sense of the word, bring the
expected Toward or success to tho
aspirant after histrionic honors? Tes,
emphatically yes, claims Miss Irene Mae
Boyd, one of tne cast of principals
comprising Stevenson's "Folly Girls"
company of 25 people now playing a
special engagement at the Texas Grand
theater.
And In answering this question,
which has been mooted since the stage
began. Miss Boyd, who 'modestly bears
the distinction of being one of the
youngest lngenue-soubrettes In a mu
sical production, has the right, through
personal experience, it is said, to so
SaMJamMiiMD
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NOT the least considered item of
expense for Kalem In staging J
Bronson-Howard's "Social Pirates
is the bill that la mountalng up for
gowns and hats of all sorts for Marin
Sais and Ollio Kirkby, the pretty por
trayers of the social pirates.
Kalem has found that securing
special costumes for a feature pro
duction is a simple task compared '
with tho task of catering to Dame j
Fashion's demands through the long ,
course of 15 two-reel pictures. j
'nrnMn rand ... .ititftlr tn nfllA
and write complaining letters "when
stars wear a gown too frequently In
ordinary productions and In the casa
of a series.' when they aro following
the characters with more than ordi
nary interest their demands are even
more exacting.
SltAKESPEAIlE rUTU
FROM TUA.MIOCSEII
A contribution to the Shakespeare
centennial celebration will be a
Thanhouser release on April 20,
"Master Shakespeare. Strolling
Player." Florece La Badle will be
seen in the etar role. It is a unique
offering since, without being a plav
from the pen of the poet of Avon, If
nevertheless brings into play the
characters he made famous. Around
Miss La Badle, as a girl of today, re
volves the Baconian controversy. The
offering is not a costume piece, for
the events about Miss La Badle blend
the world of today with that of
Shakespeare's time.
XOR3IANDY YII.LAGE
O.V ISL.AXD IV PACIFIC
An entire village, a reproduction of
Thiers, on the coast of Iormandy.
was built on San Clemente island, off
the California coast, for scenes in the
forthcoming Blograph production.
"Celeste," featuring Vola Smith. Miss
Smith and her company. Including
Claire McDowell, Jack Mulhall and
Jac Drumeir, spent two weeks on the
island, actually living the life Jihty
represent in the picture.
Mr. Sothern will not act In any
Shaksperean plays under his con
trict with Vitagraph, because Julia
Marlowe will not be able to play op
posite him. He will appear in three
features dealing with modern life,
opposite Lillian Walker, Anita Stew
art and Edith Storey.
Unable to stand the emotional
strain which the role of Mama, a
CONFEDERATES
April 26 Selected as Decora
tion Day By Camp;
Picnic to Follow.
The United Confederate Veterans and
the United Daughters of the Confeder
acy will observe decoration day on
April 26 this year. This was decided
at a meeting of the John Brown Camp,
United Confederate Veterans at a meet
ing held recently. They have also in
vited the members of the G, A. P.. and
the Spanish War Veterans' organiza
tions, as well as all other friends of
tho veterans to Join in the celebration.
It will occur at t oclock on that date
at Evergreen cemetery.
The Confederate Veterans .have no
memorial day but decoration day has
been celebrated on April 26 in the
south for many years and, following
out this custom, will be observed here.
Picnic to Follow.
A picnic will be given In honor of
the Confederate Veterans and their
families at 6 oclock the same evening,
at Washington park, with the general
committee of the Robert E. Lee chap
ter of the United Daughters of the Con
federacy In charge. The plans were
completed at a meeting of the commit
tee, held at Hotel Paso del Norte, Fri
day afternoon.
The hostesses for the day will be
Mesdames IC D. Franklin, C C Crews,
H. W. Broaddus, Joseph H. Hurxthai,
H. Cyrus, W. H. Loreti. . M. Bell. W.
T. Owen, E. A. Shelton, C. B. Hudspeth,
Misses Myra Prater and Myra Winkler.
On the general committee In charge
will be Mesdames A. Van Mourlck, J.
I Ely, Thomas CKeeffe, S. A. Vaughn,
E. F. Croon, Will T. Owen, B. M. G.
Williams, M. H. Boomer, Joseph II.
Hurxthal, a W. Fant, W. J. Buie, E. B.
McClintock and William Caples.
filrls to Aulat.
Agisting the general committee will
be Misses Kate Stoker, Helen Musel
white, Anna Franklin. Rosemary Pel
ham, Elizabeth Kelly, Mary Kelly, Mary
ON STAGE!
MAE BOYD.
decisively express herself.
Hot so very many years ago jiias
Boyd first became innoculated with
the state germ and, being active and
persevering, refused to be exterminat
ed, even when the edict of opposition
via the parental route was delivered.
Securing her first engagement, Miss
Boyd assiduously applied what talents
she had, which, augmented by a nat
ural endowment of good looks, physical
qualifications and an abundance of
good reasoning power and the deter
mination to win, bore fruit.
Miss Boyd has since been prominent
ly Identified with many of the eastern
musical successes of magnitude, scor
ing especially In the role of "Yvonne
Sherry" in "Madame Sherry," which
she created in the original road pro
duction. Miss Boyd is a great believer In
"stlck-to-it-iveness," and advises the
ambitious to -go in and win."
ZZZEEZZf
ilarln Sais.
In order that the aerial -Social
Pirates,' may have the proper mod
uli tonch, Mlaa Sala will require;
more than thirty gown during: the
fifteen-week life of the series.
girl of the streets, put upon her In
the ;'Quality of Faith," Miss Gertrude
Robinson Is reported to have fainted
twice while the photoplay was In the
making.
Mme. Petrova, at such times as she j
was not vampfring, edited a set of
classical dramatic dooks mat nas just
been published. She is an authority
on Ibsen, Sudermann, BJornson, Shaw
and Tolstoi.
!B DECORATE
Caples, Tama O'Keef fe, Mary Gates Red
mond. Emllv Kemp. Nell Boomer, Treas
ure Hartman, A. Hardy. Hattie Mae
Loretr, Dorothy Williams dura" Bess
Owens. A complimentary concert will be
given to the veterans In the evening by
the El Paso municipal band, directed by
J. G. Miller.
D. A. IU to Participate.
The Daughters of the American Rev
olution ha-re accepted the invitation of
the Daughters of the Confederacy to
unite with them In honoring the sol
dier dead on the southern decoration
day, April 26, which is observed by the
Confederate eVterans and Daughters of
the Confederacy.
MOOSE MEN INSTAL OFFICERS
AND DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT
Instalation of the recently elected
officers was held Friday night by the
Fraternal Order of Moose' at tho home
of the order on Texas street Follow
ing the Instalation ceremonies a. dance
complimentary to members of the club
and their friends was given, whilo an
interesting program or musical num
bers had been provided for the enter
tainment of their guests.
Reports of various committees heard
at the meeting showed the affairs of
the order to bo in a flourishing condi
tion, and that additional applications
for membership are being received
daily.
The officers installed are: James
Connors, dictator; E. F. Heffler. vice
dictator; William Domheckter. prelate;
Henry A. Glares, secretary; Morris
Ercnberg, inner guard; E. W. Dooley,
outer guard; Charles E. Ross, treas
urer; II. B. Taylor and W. P. McSaln,
trustees; E. It Miller, representative to
the grand lodge, O. I Bowen, alternate.
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pounds of beef every year.
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Warplane in Night Skies
Proves to Be Toy Balloon
Was It a warplane or was It a toy
balloon?
Charlie Stevens swore It was an air
ship flying over Mount Franklin and he
followed It In his overgrown Flivver
as far as the Courchesno bridge Friday
night. The Herald reporter thought it
was 'a xeppelln which had wandered off
from Germany in search of excitement
The light was seen by many people
Friday night and attracted much atten
tion as it was plainly seen in the west
ern sky.
When It was discovered that school
children who were having a plcnlo on
Mount Franklin had sent up some toy
balloons and this is believed to bo the
explanation of the mystery of the skies.
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