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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
EUROPE W 0UL D
NOT LIFT FINGER
Docs Not Care What United
States Does in
Mexico
WILL BE NO INTERFERENCE.
Refuses to Accept Official State
mcnt as to Movement
Of Troops.
WILL BE NO INTERFERENCE
By WILLIAM It. STEAD.

Fl. 7Pctlai Adpie ~ ,inc Il1ncS- Dispatch. ii5t
London. March When half the
standing army OF a great power is
suddenly dispatched with horse, foot
and artillery to manoeuvre close to
the frontier OF n ncighboring state, no
ono in the Old World over; accepts the
official assurances that there Is moth
ing In it,"
In the New World things may be
managed differently, but with our Old
World habit of disbelieving an official
explanation as to peaceful Significance
OF military movements. no American
need he surprised that In Europe every
one believes there Is something behind
the army manoeuvres In Texas
President Taft's orders to tho army
rouse only a mild emotion OF inquisi-
tive curiosity No one on this sldo
OF the Atlantic would mobilize an army
or move q battlcshIp If Uncle Sam was
suddenly to announce that he had re-
solved to annex Mexico Friends OF
America would mourn such u diversion
OF the civilizng energies or great
republic to the purposes OF conquest;
her enemies would chucl1le inwardly
ut the thought that America was GO
Ing upon long, troublesome ana nm
profitable campaign, hat Mother friend
nor foe would lift a finger TO prevent
the United States doing what it
pleased.
Monroe Doctrine Accepted
That is one move In the great game
Of universal acceptance Of the Monroe
doctrine. No one ever dreams OF in
terfcrins In Mexico from this side
OF tho Atlantic John Bull has about
s2O0.000.000 Invested In President
Diaz's country, but from q dollar and
cents point Of view he would probably
tnIca IN -, a.
over all the country between Texas
and The Panama Canal. His invest
ments would he quito as safe end in
Il few years they would probably BIO
Gundrupled.
Official statements that American
ovcrtures for comprehensive treaty
Of arbitration between Great britain
and tho United States will rccrivc most
sympathetic consideration are ,Inivcr-
sally welcomed. The only regret on
this side Is that snch n treaty has not
been ratified twenty years ago.
On Monday the incorriglble and pur-
blind group Of little navy men Is to
open fire on the naval estimates. They
show an increase OF thirty-one and n
half million sterling. There arc none
so blind as those who will not 500. So
far from our estimates being eXces-
stre, they arc dangerously low. In
stead of spending two pounds for
every German pound spent In naval
Icontinued on Seventh page.1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
S t ATE OFFICERS
READY FOR DUTY
Majority Accept Invitation Of
War Department for Service
i'll Texas.
WIDE INTEREST is SHOWN
Belief Growing Locally That
Enlisted Men Will soon
Be Called Out.
WIDE INTEREST is SHOWN

one hundred and ten OF the lS6 Of
fccrs of the Virginia Volunteers ycs-
terday forwarded to the War Doparl-
inent, through their commanders thci:
acceptance of the invitation TO attend
the manoeuvres ar San Antonio Texas
rendered by tho department In most
cases these men Will go on demand
while In few instances they will be
ready for the second period OF twenty
ono days.
From information received from tho
War Department 1t is made known
that the attendance OF the militia OF
ficers will be divided into periods of
three weeks each. This includes the
tlino spent In travelling, which Is pre-
sumed to take about three DAYS each
way At tho end OF the first period.
me officers at the front will be re-
turned to their home stations. and =
new batch ordered to the frontier.
May Divide Lists.
This being true. II Is antIcipatod
that tho lists submitted to tho War
Department Will be divided and thu
probably not moro than fifty, and
perhaps only about thirty-dve Of
those who have volunteered. will bc
called out for tho first period This
aepends' OF course. on the number OF
periods and also on the policy OF tho
department. in either dividing each
states quota or else Of taking all
from some States at a time.
One thing this unuuestionably does
mean--tha is. that tho war game on
the Mexican border WIFI last for some
time. It VIII BIO seen that not less
than two months contemplated. so
far rs tho departments hand can 10
seen.
Intense Interest shown
Like bees, q swarm OF militia Of
ticcrs from all ovcr the. State gather
ed at tho office OF the Adiutant- Cen
oral yesterday morning. The warlike
preparations stirred every officer. and
there was all sorts OF suppressed excite
ment, discussion OF tho Texas camps
the probabilities Of actual strife. and
the length OF service to be asked o,
the volunteers. Nearly everybody seem
cd to think that the Nirginians viii
be called upon for more or less com
mand duty, since the regular army is
woefuliy short OF officers. and tho
militia commanders OF This state were
told ut the officers camp OF INSTRUCT
at Petersburg last year that they
might BIO ordered to temporarily or
permanently fill some OF the vacan.
cics at any time when the need arose
Among those, aside from tho gen
cral officers called to meet, who gain
cred at the AdJutant- Generals Office
We're: Major Clinton H. Wright OF
Norfolk. adintant OF tho First Rri-
gade; Major Stanley w. Martin. OF
(Continucd on Sixth pagc,l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
PROMOTION FOR MURRAY
lie VIII BECOME NInjor-GcpcrnI on
Retirement of Hodges.

Washington. March t1.--With tho re-
tircmcnt on Monday OF Major General
Charles L. Hodges, comma nding the Dc
partment OF the Lakes at Chicago,
Br1gadier- General Arthur Murray,
chlet OF the Coast Artillery. VIII he
promoted to the rank Of major general
OF the line. lie will remain in Wash.
1ngton for the time being for duty on
tho general staff. possibly as assist
ant to the chief Of staff. Major General
Leonard Wood.
Colonel Erasmus Weaver. chief of
the militia division OF tho War De-
partment. will become chief OF the
Coast Artillery, with the rank OF brig
adler general. Brlgadicr- General Rob.
ert IS. Evans, recently promoted from
colonel OF the Twenty-cighth infantry,
VIII succeed Colonel Weaver as chief
pf the militia division Of tho War Dc.
partment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
s47.s5 TO CALIFORNIA

Continued on Second -Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12

Via. Washing tom Sunset Route until Aprii
10 Through tourist sleeping cars. person
ally conducted. Lower berth, So: upper
$50. s.. u. BURGESS D. p. A. go L. Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
Killed a. Casas Grande..

Il; Paso Texas, March 81 i,--trt II = q I
members OF tho Foreign Legion ktllnlY s.
at Casas Grandes on Monday we Ysa
Raoui Made ro brother OF Presidents
Francisco !. Madero; r, a. fiarrtnEf6l al; 81
fortune, former resident OF New III
CITY; Gluaenni GarlbaldIi NJ RANKS
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
JAI ~ ~ 6OA ~ Employment Buresu,
90 s,,,, Ave Phone 1859 Bryant. Best jap
s.xs y.ysniS furnished u private families:
.ss,.r..s Investigated
fv4TTTTUP French. so; seven years expert
80, chzureur. mechanic; first elass refer
.-ss. soser. obiging. city. country. E6. Lewis.
e Eh ave.
----.-.-.--.r, - -..r. u ona q rnilr. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
PUBLIC NOTICES.

THE AsToR LIBRARY BUILDING WILL
sE cLosEp ~ 70 hEApEHs sr AETEH isfu TIE T6
EEEEMiT THE REMOVAL OF ITs CONTENTS
TO THE NEw LIBRARY BUILDING ON
FIFTH AVENUE. IT Is HOPED THAT THE
ERs ON MAY 24TH
J. 8. KILLINGS.
DIRECTOR: NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
O,p GOLD AND sllvEH.

--s-,s-,,,;c-I,s for diamonds. pearls. old
HIGHEsss sss,,bshed 1874 Mrs Lynehs s'n' "''
5GTEsT pRIcE caaREs 6aTGIas ola %EsEs sia
appnssWy wall st. t.--------.--------..--;.-
cnMp Z, ~ :, CURIOSITY SHOP buys old fo'd; q
JAGnhTS antiques. curos s,e rsi ,saNFrospeci
,,ss,'s.sh ave. BROOKLYN. lo. ------.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
$4,000

Of stock for sale in an established face lotion
and toilet preparation business; does not leave
LIT glossy eject on the skin that has hereto
re been experienced IN facial preparatione;
unlimited demand for such an article stock
! IS selling at par 500 per share; for full par
ticulars apply 10
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
$4,000.

boe- cash bonus to small investors, Plus "
interest or the short term development bonds
OF an irrigating land company; fortunes made
yearly: raising apples in Northwest undouoteo
security Send for prospectus
McDONALD.WIGGINS COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
rAc. SMILE LETTERS.

YHsSjHHhassa ,;:iJ Hasa IpSiaoai':a '"Esis Co.. i''
Nassau g.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
$4,000

7cz preferred stock in an establlshea business
manufacturing face wash cloths and children
underwear; business outsTew IT'S orlelhal qua.
tnTs in ore wear. one hundred per cent. OF
common stock will be given as bonus on all
preferred stock sold: shares So each; 20 dlv,-
fend inst paid Send for descriptive matter.
49, .Icn0N Al D-WIGGINS COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

CcOE-First class. understands plain and fancy
dIsses- best references. wages $23 20 ESQ, clty
o. COUNTRY Flsherty's Agency, 40 COLUMBUS
raj
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
POI.ISH

s25 oon worth Of 20 preferred stock for sale at
par $1,000 per snare. in 4 manufacturing com
panv making a speciality In great ueinaho,
man orders now on the books. show. ing large
profits the money to bs used for increased
BUSINESS. a prospectus will convince the IN
vestor. Apply 70
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
6 r G RI a RI S

Atlantic City. N. ]. Nest select location tront.
ipx the Ocean. Thoroughly modern. Courteous
service Bath rooms. with hot and cold. fresh
and sea water attachment. showers. etc Mag
nifcent sun parlor overlooking the BoardwaIx
and Ocean. Orchestra OF Solotste 9o,I prN''
ieres Aiways omen. Illustrated booklet
NEWI,IN HATNFS COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
pROVEN MINE.

200 900 shares OF Ihs capital stock OF de-
yeloped mine for sale; selling az Twenty-Five
cents on the dollar; par value 81 per snare:
only limited amount at this price for snort
time; send for descriptive matter
McDONAIn-WIGGINS COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
BUSINESS CHANGES.
CAPITAL

WAT - IN
Procured for manufacturers, industrih en-,
terprises. steam railroads. mining. gas, coai
end timber propositions through the safe OF
stocks and bonds. excellent facilities Tor plac-
ing high class securities Companies incorpor-
a,ed end financed Established 70 years.
McDONALD-WIGGINS COMPANY,
STOCKS AND BONDS.
25s-257 BROADWAY, NEW HOPN. n =.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
RONAFIDE.

We offer fer sal. One Hundred Thousand shares
OF common stock ot q developed mining pIopo-
sltion; stock selling AZ so cents on the Dollar
eompanys assets 100000. investigate this
unusual mining offer; send Tor prospeS.us'
McDONALD-WIGGYNS COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
McDoNALD-WIGGINs CoMPANl
7

4 limited amount Of 70 preferred cumulative
stork Of an established heheries company now
eneaged in the business Of catching nsh ana
rendering same into oil and fertilizer: demand
for the product unlimited and prohts enormous
STOCK sailing below par; send for Prospectus.
,rcDON ONAID-WIGGINS COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

COOK-Also waitress. parlormaid two first
class English servants open for situations
April 16; excellent investigated references
Waldorf Agency. u West SD So. Phone 500
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
HELP WANTED.
Male

rss Desy- Ss------,rTFN .,IrTFNTIoN! - Farm hsnes.
TYTloN ..A,isr - c1aclmen. married men,
h.D ei1. supplied 70 estates farms, 1rS,n ms
-.l-t,1ilss- ,,-.e. 1ffh
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

COOK Scotch Protestant cook; willing 20 as
sist laundress: neat young woman: excellent
references; city or coUntry. Mrs. Collier 3
Asency 457 4th ave. near 3lst 81
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

COOK and plain laundry by neat woman
country preferred. personal references. MIS-
Sonper's senoy. 657 9Th ave. tssth 81
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
'IAUIcMoBll.s INSTRUCTION.

rT a CHAUFrEUf,.ou courses Of ins,rac-
t,on are thor"Vsh. reliable ano prael>an We
artre for booklet. y Y hcDOoi Automobile En-
einsrrs. ii6 West 6sth: ..
Vg.' SIDE NV term 'ust start,ns. !ndividns'
~ A. ~ A road lessons Small 6ruua Slasses
] .M.S.As Foos'.L 800 W..' STR street
IMPERIAL AUTOMOBILE school. ::s vrsr
17th.--Road and practical Instruction b. ss-
perts "Qusiity--not auartity.
Fred N. Crouch. 2s2J u way. former instructor
N. Y. Taxieah Co. and Y. N. G A. .esu River:
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
icDoNALD-WIGGINs CoaPANY
AMUSEMENT

We offer limited number CT shares OF oe
inr device which has been IN operation foF the
last two years. this stock is destined 10 pay
very large dividends, company having pald o-Ye
last year. selling at par 800 per share. large
device being installed in New YORK. For full
psrticulars and prospectus apply
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
COPPER

Mine with big future now being worked only
in a small way on account OF lack OF capital
desirous Of increasing the output ofers lim-
tied amount Of stock 70 the public for 90 cent'
per share, par value S1.Oo Copper means tTe'
r,endous profits for the investor.
McDONALD-WIGGINS COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
uPHoL LsTsReRs AND DECORATORS

uPuoI STEERING In all branches. furniture.
hanglngs. bedding rugs. George LocAhart
Company, 90 West seth ~
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

nrsTIc DHEsSNAKER. fine litter. designer.
IL make street evening. afternoon gowns.
-, lss.ien:es .emodell!ng. exceptionally high
El:s woIk Phone 343e-Morringsid
.0lPANIOE --fsnne3 person. as companion or
f.sF>.o1s. adults cr children; wiling TO travel
.!.y recommended. Industrial Association
.-;.oyrlsrt Aselcy = West 42d st Phone.
~ rra-t
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

Tvr.rFECR. -Four wears IN one family; per
,s.si reference. ocloTed. aged %: neat appear
,-S " Lamb s Lawrence 81
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
MOTOR TRUCK

500. 900 &c. preferred cumulative stock for SAT-
et par 500 per share. giving as bonus on
share OF common with every two shares OF pre-
ferred purchased; company manufactures th'
latest device Of motor truck. Send for pros
pectus. n.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
COPPER.

NOFF EN-.
We are Offering an Issue II treasury stock
of developed copper mine. which 10 located
in the best mining districts OF Montana: Com
rany's property consists OF i3 claims. stocb ''
selling at 35 cents per share. par vaiuv SloO
non-assessabie. The money derived from the
sale o, this stock will he used TO equip the
mine for shipping ore. One claim alone Is
valued by az. g. Surveyor OF $l.OOOOoO Send
for descriptive matter.
McDONALD-WIGGINs COMPANY.
An opportunity for the investor to come IN
on the ground floor OF a successful enterprise.
manufacturing q staple chemical for which at
present the company has larger demand than
their prcs. M cap'tal wili enable them TO sup
ply For full particulars apply to
D-WIGGlNs COMPANY.
FOR sALE--A man WHO knows the salt and
soda business can buy splendid proposition.
partialiy equipped: present owner has not the
money to G., ahead with II. ana unless sou have
the money do not answer this advertisements;
hui II you have and viii write me. ! will put
you wise 10 great business. Address B. T.
Stcrwin sis Grant Bldg.. Los Angeles. Cal
HIGH CLASi, profitable. established mall order
business adding new de artnont. offers rare
Glance for Investment; sefvices optional; brsi-
pos, especially interesting to lady OF culture
college man teacher clergyman; investigation
eollciiet Fifth Avenue. Box 30. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
Eemaie.

YOUNG LADY o: refinement ana eiucation
VIII Ike 70 travel during the sgmnlar with
Ia rttls ase3 Or elce.l, lady. Address Miss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-09
THIS WEEK SIS FREE FOR
RULES COVE

The Star will Give away abb
solutely free of charge first
prize of $40 i'm gold and
three second prizes of So
each. The persons who pick
out the Greatest number OF
mis-spelled words i'm the adj
vertisements appearing be.
low WILDE the winners. The
name and address of every
firm is correct. But in the
body of the various ads will
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-08
A FASHION NOTE.
Beautiful Hair VIII Be Stylish This
Spring and Summer.

This spring. as always. beautiful hair
viii be much admired. Any woman can
have beautiful hair II she only goes
about it IN the. right way. As long as
your scalp IS covered with dandruff
your hair viii not be pretty. Dandruff
is not only ugly and dirty looking but
il ro5s the hair Of its vitality, making
il dull and lifeless and finally causes 1t
to fall out So the first step in hav-
ing beautiful hair Is TO get rid Of dan
druff Get a bottle Of Whites Hair
Tonic and apply regularly If you have
much dandruff a daily application will
be necessary for a while After few
weeks Of this tonic the dandruff will
disappear and you viii notice a cor
responding improvement in the looks
of your hair. The use OF Whites Hair
Tonic, where. persisted in, cures dan
druff and stops falling hair and causes
the growth of a lot of new hairs.
Whites Hair Tonic is made and sold by
Scott White & Co.. Prescription Drug
gists 204 Mills St. Also for sale at
Depot Pharmacy, San Francisco st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-08

Tuesday morning. after an eight
months visit with her brother and
sister. Capt. and Mrs. Howard Iaubach.
al Fort Clark. The engagement of
Miss Hague TO Lieut.. Alexander Cleary
of the 23rd regiment was recently an
nounced, but no definite date for the
wedding has as yet been set.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-08
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woMEN's ORGANIZATIONS.
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Mrs. Phillip N. Moore, president of
the General Federation of Woman s
clubs, arrived in the city this morn
ing, and will spend two days here.
Mrs Moore is making a tour of the
clubs throughout the country. This
afternoon she addressed the Ell Paso
club, at the regular meeting of the
music department, held at the home Of
|. Mrs. w. r. Brown. An Informal re-
ception preceded the program, which
was under the supervision Of the chair
man, Mrs. NJ P. Schuster
In the absence of the president, Mrs.
w. R. Brown, the vice president. Mrs.
]. d. Love and other club members
will look after arrangements for the
entertainment of the distinguished Wis
itor.
Tuesday morning an automobile ride
over the city and Juarez will be ar
ranged for the visitor, and Thursday
evening a reception will be given by
the club, for club members and their
escorts. complimentary to Mrs. Moore,
at the Elks' home.
En- route from the Philippines. Miss
Annie Robbins. national lecturer and
organizer of the ". c. T. u, will be
in the city for q short stay this week.
Miss Robbins will lecture Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock at Trinity Nj.
E. church. The lecture will be free.
Mrs. w L Watson will be the next
hostess for the Shakspere club Monday
afternoon at her home on Wyoming
street.
The board of directors of the Y. ".
G. A will meet Thursday morning in
the central rooms in the Toltec build
ing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-08
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DINNERS AND LUNCHEoNs.
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A delightful social affair of the week
end was the dinner given Saturday
evening at the Country club by Mrs.
NJ. P. Schuster. complimentary to Mrs.
Robinson Bosworth, the guest Of Mrs.
W. L. Brown.
The decorations were entirely in
yellow. Golden jonquils and narcissus.
central position, and vases Of the same
dainty flower were at either end OF
the table while ferns were scattered
over the cloth in artistic profusiOn
Tiny birds perched on the edge of the
glasses held the place cards, and We're
a unique addition to- the attractive ap-
pointments.
Those seated at the table were: Mrs
Robinson Bosworth. Dr. and Mrs. ".
L. Brown, Mrs. Erdix bearing; Misses
Frances Clark, Wanda Race Helen
Newell, Martha Thurmond. Regina
Schuster; Messrs. Robert Holiday, Bal
lard ColdWell Gunther Leasing, DR..
c. P. Brown, DR.. B. F. Stevens. Roy
Davis, Herbert Hunter, DR.. and Mrs.
NJ P. Schuster.
Mrs. C. F. Elliott entertained very
pleasantly Thursday afternoon at a
luncheon and automobile ride, compli-
mentary Sto Mrs. Horace A. Lays
guests. Mrs. J. Scott Rice and Mrs c.
F. Hickok, of Sidney, Ohio. Besides
the guests OF honor were Mrs. Moore
and Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. E. F. Hickok and Mrs Scott Rice
entertained at a Luncheon at the Har-
vey house Saturday. Those present
were: Mrs Elliott, E. NJ Moore. of
Santiago, Cal. Mrs. Reade and Mrs H
Lay.
delightful dinner party was given
at the Harvey house last evening by
Mrs A B. Fall, in honor of Mrs. HeaIy
of Baltimore, Maryland. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Fassett, Miss
Fassett, Mrs a. D. Teel. Mrs K D.
FRANKLIN and Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Payne.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-08
Ell PAso WOMEN ARE FORTUNATE.

Mrs. Ella TOlIe, Celebrated Face and
Scalp Specialist, Takes Charge of
The POsener Beauty ParlOr.
Mrs Ella To1le, from Denver,i has
Just arrived with full corps of skill
ed attendants and has taken charge Of
the Posener Beauty Parlor. Tt is a well
known fact that this establishment is
the best equipped in FL PasO, andl be-
ing IN charge Of a specialist, such as
Mrs. Tolle is, it is a certainty that FL
Paso women can now obtain a serv-
ice equal to that Of any in the COIN
try. = cordial invitation is EXTENDED
FL Peso women TO visit the BeS6ty
Parlor, meet Mrs. Tolle ard judge for
themselves.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-08

Mutt and Jeff are with US. Another
appearance today on Classified page.
Every day in The Herald hereafter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-08
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Ell PAsoANs AWAY.
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4 Mr. and Mrs w R. Brown left Mon
day evening for a few days visit in
Silver City and Albuquerque.
J. H Nations. accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs Josephine Nations Nor
fit, viii soon leave for San Antonio,
where Mr.. Nations viii attend the cat
tie convention, and Mrs. Morfit viii
s5sit fysends.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-08

High grade hair good Of all kinds.
We also manufacture hair goods from
combings. Elite ParIors. 216 Texas ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-08

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A quiet wedding celebrated affinity
NJ E. church was that of Miss Fay
NJ. Elsea and V. Arthur Gravitt. Rev.
c. S. Wright OBLIGATED at the eere-
mony The bride has been in the city
about year. coming here from Ohio.
The grom is connected with the Scott
White Drug company, has lived here a
number of years, and has many friends
Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock, at
the residence of the brides parents.
40 East Boulevard. John F. Moss and
Miss Mabel I. Wallen were united in
marriage Rev. c. S. Wright, Of Trim
ity NJ F. church performing the cere-
mony- Both young people are FL Paso-
ans and will continue TO make their
home here.
John F. HameI and Mrs. Halle M
Locket were very quietly married Sat
urday afternoon, March 4, at $50
o'clock, at the parsonage Of Trinity
NJ. z. church. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. c. S. Wright
The bride has lived here for some
time and has a wide circle Of friends
The groom is connected with the au-
diting department of the FL Paso &
Southwestern. Mr.. and Mrs Famel
will make their home on East Boule-
ward.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-08

Miss Myrtle Wilcox and Misses lii
lie and Louise Fisher of Marshall, Tex,
are the guests of Mrs. c. T. Nagle, 142
Newman, for a few weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-08

The Woman's Aid society. Of west
minister Presbyterian church. held a
very enthusiastic meeting yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. H.
Loretz, on Nevada street. The affair
was followed with refreshments of
sandwiches and coffee. Circle No. 4
of the society. will entertain with a.
children's party on Friday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock, at the residence of Ms.
Bradford Hardie, 1890 Rio Granhe
street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-08

Mrs c. W. Peterson and Mrs. E. V.
Clark of Chicago are visiting Mrs.
Peterson's sister. Mrs. D. E. Clune Of
1902 Myrtle for the winter months.