El Paso herald., January 13, 1917, HOME EDITION, Image 4

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DENTISTS ILL
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Deming Man Says Publicity
in Herald Reaches All
Western Dentists.
T n ists of the southwest tiill meet
- El Paso in convention on Jan. 22, 23
-.d .21 and much interest Is being
EHown In the gathering by the dentists
in the surrounding country
V varied and instructive program,
'eaturine Pr C S. Tuller, of New Or
leans, and Dr II. E. Keltie of New
T ork and fully cohering nerve block
irg eoi nuitive anaesthesia, oral sur
Ke X lta and all other modern ail
Va cemei ts in dent try has been pre
pared Tbeic vtll also l exhibits of sur
Rl fn"ixuments and devices of mter
e t tKe rrofessioi
D V! J Moran, of Deming, writing
to Dr H. nn Letord c El Paso who is
eoneited -with the committee arrang
i - lor the -neeting. savs
'iav. our program arrangement,
a - ri-eTs with m approval I be-
1 e? . "v f uli be well to have some
-tii ) i Tlu El i'-iso Herald, as it
ill nearlv all thr dtnuns
Ir the i.i"iriit Make a, lttle n i"
L ut 1 e j-o u thinjrs in store for the
s t at crid this meetiiip. uh as
e vei laies and approved im thods
I r n 1 "tistrv that .ir t
brouKht to us by some of the ablest men
of the profession
' I feel we are going to have a good
meeting and. since tecuring the serv
ices of Dr Tuller. I know everyone at
tnding will be well paid for his time
and expense, by this man-s work alone '
ltLFlGEC DIUIAKS I-tO.
Inacio Iglescias. a refugee from
rasas Grandos, Mexico, susfuned i
broken leg Friday night when he
slipped on the cement sidewalk in the
311 block of Alameda avenue Iglescias
was -emoved to the emergency hos
pital and later taken to the home of
two friends
Rjj- GOODYEAR TI11ES from Boss
SJ2 Texas. Adv
BUDGET Fill !
If U0 1
Subscriptions Continue to
Pour Into Chamber of
Commerce Saturday.
Subscriptions to the chamber of com- j
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ALHAMBRA
LAST SHOWING TODAY
THE FAMOUS BROADWAY STAR
VALESKA SURATT
In William Pox's Thrilling Play
"JEALOUSY "
The Story of a Woman Without a Heart
SHOWS START EVERY HOUR, COMMENCING AT 11:00 A. M.
ADMISSION 10c, 15c, 25c
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1TUNIQUE
Francis X
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"The Gre
M Wm. Christy Cabanne's Master Production of Romance. Love. Mys-
fRAsas x bushmaw nthe gkeat SECZEt? lei7 and Power, Written by that Famous Author, Fred de G-esac
Love Is the faster Key
merce budget fund continue to ' se
cured, and at noon Saturday a otal of
nearly S35.&06 had been signed up. with
a number of soliciting committees jet
to be heard from. This exceeds the
amount of "uibscnptlons secured during
the first week of an canvass con
ducted since the budget fund system
w as inaugurated in El Paso.
All the lists reported show Increases,
not only in the amount subscribe 1 bv
those who are on former lists, but in
the number of names on the list In
dications are that when the lists aro
finally compiled and classified, It will
be found that the compilation will be
very nearly a directory of the business
men of the city.
Ml Am Liberal.
The retail drygoods men of the city,
who were solicited by a committee, of
which ilaurict Schwartz Is chairman,
have thus far signed up nearly $1000
n'ore than they ever did before, and
there are about 20 new names on the
list The saloon, restaurant a d hotel
men, who contributed In former years,
are increasing their subscriptions this
vear and scores of new names are be
ing added to the list The bankers,
brokers, commission men and wholesale
merchants are all contributing very
liberall and chairman John 1L Wyatt
of the 117 budget fund committee is
encouraged to believe that the $75 000
isked fo- will be secured
1i f.o ttrr lonng Men.
T E Lcutnn. assistant cashier of the
Firt Nitmral bank, h been named
RAWFOR
THEATRE
FINAL WEEK OF
VAUDEVILLE
Starting Sun. Jan. 14
Matinee 3 P. M.
l the chamber of commerce as chair
man of a committee to organize the
young business men of the city and
i rouse them to a point v here they will
take interest in the affairs of the big
commercial body, either through taking
a mem rslup in the chamber of com
merce or in contributing to tho budget
fund Mr Benton will name his own
committees and will plan the details of
the campaign whuh he feels sure will
bring the vounge 'cment among the
doctors, lawers, bankers, merchants
and ckrk-i in Ktorts or in offices AH
who join thf chamber of commerce be
tween now and Jnnjary 26 will he en
titled to participate in a nominating
convention, which will be held the night
of that dav. and In the election of di
rectors, which will take place on Wei
nesday. January 31.
But C.OODYKAK TlItES from Boss
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Bu GOOUl l!lt TlItES from Boss
Hi Texas. Adv
Twists Turn Tumbles
4 Kasting Kays 4
Aeriahsts Supreme.
Martini & Maximillian
Those Comical Tricksters.
"II
That Unlocks
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May Marya
In Dainty Originalities
The Vernons
Put the Trill in Ventriloquy.
Pathe Photo Plays
4 Shows Sunday
ie urear
-THE STOHY IS THE GREATEST EVER WRITTEN FOR A PIC
TURE OF THIS KIND. IT HAS LOVE, MYSTERY, WEALTH AND
PLOTTING BY MASTER KINDS.
-IT HAS THE CROWNED KING AND QUEEN OF MOTION PIC
TURES AS THE STARS
-THE PLOT IS CHOCK-FULL OF THRILLS BUT NOTHING CHEAP,
TAWDRY OR IMPROBABLE.
-IT WAS WRITTEN BY THE MOST SUCCESSFUL PLAYWRIGHTS
OF MODERN TIMES AND DIRECTED BY ONE OF THE WORLD'S
MOST FORCEFUL DIRECTORS
Admission 10c
COME TO THE MATINEE
WIGWAM TH
TODAY and TOMO
The Idol of Countless Millions
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TODAY
IS H
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One Entire Week of Laughter
BEGINNING WITH A MATINEE
Popular Price Matinees Wednesday and Saturday
THE COMEDY OF TEMPERAMENT AND TEMPERATURE
The Farce Comedy
which ran for One
Year at the Eltinge
Theatre, New York
and broke all records
for big business.
THE LONGEST RUN
OF ANY FARCE ON
BROADWAY
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PPIPFQ SUNDAY MATINEE AND EVERY NIGHT 50c, 75, $1.00, $150; BOXES' $2.00
rmbllO POPULAR PRICE MATINEES WED. AND SAT, 50c. 75c, $1.00. NO HIGHER
ADVANCE SEAT SALE DAILY AT THE CRAWFORD THEATRE BOX OFFICE, 1 P. M. PHONE 3966
A METROPOLITAN CAST and SUPERB PRODUCTION I
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AND
Clf SUNDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 21
MATINEES DAILY THEREAFTER
Nights at 8:00 Owing to Magnitude of Production Matinees at 2
MOST GIGANTIC PRODUCTION IN THE HISTORY OF THE THEATRE
WITH ALL IIS WONDERFUL STAGE EFFEC1 5 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF 20
SEE the Pomp and Beauty
of Babylon, the Magnificent
and the Mighty Pathos of
its Downfall.
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TWO M1LLI0M BOLLfif imm
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SEE the World's Greatest
Paintings Come to life and
Move and Have Their Being
Before Your Eves.
In the Sweetest, Prettiest Sory ever Told by Her on the Screen.
"The Pride of the
Clan
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HOVE? 5TCUGGLE
THROUGHOUT
XTSfE A0E&-
THE SECOND OF HER ARTCEAFT FEATURE PRODUCTIONS
PICTURESQUE AND SPECTACULAR LAND AND SEA SCENES
IT IS A CHARMING ROMANCE LAID IN BONNY SCOTLAND.
Come to the Matinee Don't Get Crowded Out at Night
Remember Today Is Saturday and All Wish to See Her
COME TO THE MATINEE
Special music on the 810,250 Hope-Jones Unit 2 to 5 and 7 to 10
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Absolutely Mr. Griffith's Only Production Since The Birth of a Nation
The Perfect Love of the Boy and the Dear One Midst the Pitfalls of a Great American City.
The Feast of Belshazzar, the Greatest in all History; the Thrilling Race of Train and
Automobile with Death; Paris the Beautiful under the Scourge of Catherine De
Medici, the Arch Plotter apd Real Ruler of France.
The Betrayal of Belshazzar and the Eye-Staggering Combats on the Walls of Babylon.
FOUR WONDER STORIES IN ONE SWEEPING GLANCE
THRILLS! MYSTERY! ROMANCE! ADVENTURE!
SEE
Price
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2.00
$1.50
NIGHTS: Lower Floor 51.50 and $2.00 Balcony ... $1.00, $1.50 Gallery 50c Boxet
MATINEES: Lower Floor $1.00 Balcony. . 50c, $1.00 Gallery 25c Boxes
PHONE 3966
Seats on sale at Crawford Box Office Friday, Jan. 18, at 1 P. M. Mail Orders will be received and filled in order of receipt.
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SHOWS START
River of Roman
10:45. a.m.
12:00 m.
1:15 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
3:45 p m.
5:00 p.
6:15 p.
7:30 p.
8-45 p.
10:00 p.
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