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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-11
NEW NIGHT SCHOOL
4 SUCCESS FROM
THE START
Fifty-five Students Ranging
in Age from Fourteen to
Fifty Enrolled at Initial
Meeting Last Night.

The board Of educatlon's new free
night schocl organized last night at
the Central schol building. Is "a sue
cess from the start The initial en-
rollment. made last night. b. nfty
five, including several nationalities.
and ;he ages ranging from fourteen.
the youngest, To nny, ths eldest
prospective student Eight OF the
students enrolled are women, nearly
all OF them being employed durlng
the day. as are u majority Of the
men. one Chinese ia included in
the list.
For tho present the ourse taught
will be confined 10 mathematics and
English. the pupils being divided in.
90 a number OF classes. so as 90 ac-
commodate an stages OF advance
ment. The first regular session foi
school work win DE held AT the Cen
trnl school on Thursday night. wher
practical work viii begin. New stu.
dents may enter at any time, ant
can be assigned to one Of the scV.
eral classes best Luited to their edu.
cational progress.
The volunteer faculty were all prs
sent last night and are prepared q
give their services for two night
each week 10 the work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-11

all others who wish 20 hear her and
see the clever chalk illustrations that
have won FOR her tbe s%obriquet Of the
wizard Of chalkc'Au." There viii be-
n admission Zee 10 this or 60 any OF
the lectures. 4 collection will DO
taken aud those who desire, may con-
tribute something toward defrnying
expenses.
The Herald" Of London, England,
says of Mrs Greene.
'Airs. Greene Is a fine artist, and
yields the crayon with skill. using
right, LEFT or both hands az nee with
equal freedom. Beautiful and humor-
GUS scenes grow with lightning rapid
ity under her clever fingers, while her
words. fun Of carnestncss or spark
ling with humor keep pace with her
crayons.'
The students OF the high school,
the eighth grade. The United States
Indian school. the Menaul school, and
the Harwood Girls school, are 20 hear
addresses from Mrs. Greene. She viii
also lecture 10 the Parents'-Teachor
association. and tho W. G.. r. L. From
this city the cartoonist goes To Santa
Re 10 give a series Of lectures and
thence 20 Las Vegas and other towns
of New Mexico, Arizona and Texas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-11
A c AND I'll
Experiences of Albuquerque Citizens
Are Easily Proven Co Be Iacts.

The most superficial Investigation
will prove that the following state
ment from a resident Of Albuquerque
Is u Read Il and compare evil
dcnce from Albuquerque people with
testimony OF strangers living so far
away you cannot investigate the facts
81 the case. Many more citizens OF
Albuquerque endorse Doan's Kidney
Pills.
H.. n. Schuster. 1905 $. Edith ST..
Albuquerque. n. NJ. says; "1n my
work Il Is frequently necessary q do
some heavy lifting. This constant
strain began to tell ON me. l had
sharp twinges In the small OF my
back. | had headaches and dizzy
spells and was In bad shape, I had
often heard Doan's Kidney Pills rec
commended and l gave them a trial
The first box strengthened my kid-
neys and drove away all the aches
and pains. Since then. / haye taken
Deans Kidney Pills when l have
needed "A good kidney medicine and
they have failed me"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn, Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
ana take no other.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-11
SEWER ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS
GIT SUSPENDED SENTENCES

T.. ~. Dunbar. as agen; Tor two
houses. Ben Sanchez, Nick Metz. A.
Vlvlani. and one or two others. were
before the court this morning To am
swer charges Of having failed To con
meet with the brought by
building Inspector Morgan. The
court after hearing Mr.. Dunbar, whp
showed that Installation had been
made Ia one house aid that he was
waiting for his principal 20 put up
the money for the other connection,
assesSed a fine Of $50 against each
OF the defendants, s~uspending Il for
one week when, if connections ave
been made tho fine will he RENTED
lNcwIandcr Gets suspended sentence.
John Newlander, arrested yester-
/ day afternoon on complaint OF his
wife for d%isorderiy conduct. wac be
( fore the court and was given thirty
DAYS I'm Jail. the court %suspending the
sentence during good behavior.
Evenicio Hernandez, Ysabellc Ro
driguez. Jose Gusierrez and Alberto
lCasado. all natives OF stormswept
Mexico, and on their way Jack 10
ioin the standard of villa, or others
we're found guilty Of being Migrants
land given ten dollars or ten days.
Casimiro Galiegos was fined $40
for beink drunk.
John Ooeiz and Ed Bell who
showed they had been employed by
the santa Re az winslow and were
here TO get their pay checks. were
dismissed.
T%eleforo Chavez, an old offender.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-11
ECONOMIST WILL
BE A FOR
N FRIDAY
Big Dry Goods Establishment Prac-
iicaIIy Through Moving la New
Store.

The moving OF the big stock ana
fixtures of the Economist 10 the
stores new home IT 30S-3iO West
Central. practically had been COM
pleted this afternoon, \ large force
OF men has been employed In hurry
Ing the moving of the stock and as
the fixtures Ia the new store we've all
In place Tor receiving the goods,
there mas been little deiny IN arrang-
Ing the stock. Messrs. Wcinmann
aud Lowinson that every
thing will be In readiness Tor their
opening In the new home. Friday.
the 18th.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-11
CHALK-TALKER TO
LECTURE HERE
Cartoonist aud Lyceum Lectur-
er of International Fame to
Make Eight Addresses in Al
buquerque This Week.

Mrs. Maude L. Greene. c|artoonist
AMI lyceum lecturer OF international
enown II booked FOR eight addresses
In this city Friday, saturday and sun
day of this week.
Mrs Greene VIII arrive on the west
bound train over the cut-om Thursday
evening at S.40. and viii be q guest
Ia the u. A. Po%rterneid and PITT Ross
homes during her stay.
sunday afternoon al ( o'clock In the
Central school building Mrs. Green
viii address the Citizens league and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-11
TONIGHT IS THE BIC
NIGHT At THE
AUTO SHOW
Society Expected to Turn Out
en- Masse for Society Day"
at the ArmOry; Photographs
of Exhibits Made.

Tonight. Society night is expect.
ed 10 be The big nlght at the Albu-
querque automobile show. "A number
Of out of town visitors being expect
ed, In addition 10 the society folk Of
Albuquerque. Mrs. W. G. Mcdonald
has In licatcd that she viii cad a
party OF ladies who win come down
from Santa Fe this evening. most oil
the ladies being wives OF state Off
cials. n albuquerque ladies are
expected 10 turn cut In large num-
beTs.
This morning the exhibitors made
a careful arrangement Of their
booths putting them In shape for
the photographer. who zoe "a pic
ture Of each booth, and also In pre-
%paration for the visits of the ladies
tonight.
The attendance last night showed
some three hundred paid admissions,
and this. IL is expected. win be large
~ increased tonight. a number OF
new faces were seen this morning
among the automobile factory repre-
sentatlyes. Including several general
agents Of we'll known automobile ac-
I cessOries.
The show win close tOmorrow
l"Good Roads Day and "a pressinf
invitation will he extended 10 ever
one Ia attend the show. An espe
cially elaborate showing Of road pie
lures has been arranged FOR tomor
row night.
Tonight there viii be the usual a.
fractions In music and pictures an'
a number Of special entertainment
features have been arranged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-11

expense OF e%Xtradition. iiisnop says
he can get himself and his company
out OF the hole as soon as he can lind
an engagement.
Juan Jacobo Padilla yesterday ab-
poaled from the decision or Justice
of he Peace Gnspar Garcia Of Santa
Barbara precinct. charging him with
drunkenness ana disorderly conduct
and sending him to the county jail
for thirty days. appeal bond being
furnished IN the sum ~ S20O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-11
LIVELY ROW AMONG
WEST TIJERAS
NEIGHBORS
Two Men Appear to Charge
That Woman Used Bad Ian
guage and Threatened to
Shoot.
n ASSESSED AGAINST
SEWER LAW

Iouis Clarion. owner Of a house AT
7io West Tijcras avenue, ana Percy
Ilawley. a tenant. appeared IN ponce
court this morning AZ prosecuting
Witnesses against Mrs. y. lsenand'
also a tenant " c%larion's. charging
that Mrs. Renaud a violated the
city ordinance In using violent and
profane language against them Inc
h.nring attracted a considerable
crowd into the court room' h pros
esutiun. CONDUCTED by +. \. Wtker-
son. introducing a number OF Wit.
uesres 10 prove that Mrs. henaud
rad used unseemiy language toward
the two men. and also against James
smith. a constable. who attempted
g. serve an eviction order on heI'
Mrs. Renaud and her HUSBAND
were the only witnesses for y de-
tense. which was conducted by At
torney W. G. Heacock.
Itawley charges that Mrs. ltenaoa
Lad circulated defamatory state
insnts about him among neiEhbors
.na that he went To the house Fri
day and again saturday morning 70
demonstrate with her ana To ask Ia
seq her hufband. lie swore that she
called him several rather unpleasant
names and threatened 10 go IN ms
house. get q gun and shoot nm
Clarion. who owns the u
styore that he was attracted ay ths
alteration with Iiawley and went q
inc rescue. only. he says. To be met
with a similar display % verbal py'
roteehnics and a threat to shoot. III
then says that ne sought To nave Ail
and Mrs. Renaud, who ~ been M
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-11

deported 'all we'll" Part OF the
crew Is said to have arrived todey lt
the Lobster head light station.
Revenue Gutter Iinds Boat.
Boston. Feb. 1.-THE reyenue cut
ter Androscoggin. bound to the MS
sistance Of the naval tug Potomac,
reported herself a. noon today OF
the Nova Scotia coast and 500 miles
from Bonnie Bay where she was duo
to arrive Friday morning Tho po-
sition Of the Potomac was sent Ia the
cutter boy wireless.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-11

Notice H. hereby given that from
this date. February N, 1914. will not
be responsible for debts contracted by
my husband, John Newlander.
MRS LULU NEWLANDER.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-11
TUG POTOMAC
AND E SAFE
az 1919 Wa 70 EvenIne asFala.I

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE navy
tug Potomac. with q crew Of &c.
locked In the ice Of the BAY Of ISL
ands off the Newfoundland a Il
safe at a place nea Rocky Point.
Crew All Well.
Curling. y. r., Feb. 1.-THE crew
Of the 4. s naval TUG Potomac IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-09
ETYAT7ENDS MILITARY DRILLS;
BOXES ALL FILLED WITH GAY CROWDS

Mayor and Mrs. c. E. Kelly had with
them Mrs Winston Pettus Mrs. Fred
Woodwork and Mrs l. H Tucker.
In the city officials box were alder
man and Mrs. walter Clayton and
daughter. J. ". Peak. J. J. ConnOrs, B.
5. Catlin and Harry Carpenter.
In the medical corps box were Gen
s. H. Lincoln, Mai. and Mrs ". 7. Da-
wilson, Capt and Mrs. ". II. Richard
son, Lieut.. J. W Meehan and Lieut. W
H. Lloyd, Of the reserve corps.
The occupants of the goth infantry
officers box were Maj c. J. Manley.
Capt John T. AXton, Capt. and Mrs
George r. Estes, Capt and Mrs. B. p
William 3. Graham and Lieut.. Robert
Cotton.
The 18th infantry officers box was
occupied by Mai ". c. Bennett. Capt
George Med. Weeks. Capt and Mrs c.
NJ. Bundel, Lieut. and Mrs. D. A. Henkes-
Lieut. and Mrs. !. A. Atkins, Lieut. and
Mrs. r. W. Kingman.
The occupants Of the 18th cavalry Of
ficers' boxes were Capt. and Mrs How
ard r. HlckOk, Dr. and Mrs lex H
Rhoades, Miss Olive Davis and Lieut.
Stuart ". Cramer Jr., in box No 2, and
Capt and Mrs. George ". Moses, Mrs.
II. c. Tatum, Mrs. Ben Lear Capt VIII
liam Brander and Lieut.. h. o. Amin,
The auartermaster corps box occu-
pants were Capt. and Mrs. ". /. Hunt
and children, Lieut. and Mrs Henry A.
Meyer, Mrs. ". 5. Tilton, Mrs. PeytOn
Brown, Miss Louise Lawrence. DR.. h
U. Darnau and Ut. Branch Craige-
In the 18th cavalry box were Lieut.
and Mrs. John Moore Thompson, Mr. ang
Mrs George d. McCreary IT., Of Silver
City; Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Ladd, Mrs Max
Weber, Capt a. ". Foreman, H. a.
Ladd and r. 7. Manahan.
Lieut. and Mrs. II. NJ. Nely's guests
were Mrs. H B. Lewis, Mrs. =. A. Rog-
ers, Mrs. +. c. Ditto, Miss Alice Wulff
Lieut. George NJ. Russell and L. Week
erie
The chamber Of commerce boxes were
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. George p
lie Baron, AR. and Mrs. ". l. Gaines
Mrs. NJ o. Wright, Mrs. Marietta Rag
Ian, Of Douglas: c. i. Sirmans, Glen
Sneed, of Dallas; Mr.. and Mrs. julius
krakauer, Mesdames Charles Pomeroy
Hsabel FlatO, Leila 7. Moore, Burt Orn-
dorff, Seth OrndOrff; Miss Anna Shell
ton; Messrs. Robert Holiday, Jack
Kennedy and J. c. Hayes
Mrs. Mycne Greer and Miss Marguer-
tie Beatty occupied a box.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. Race had as their
box guests Mrs. B. NJ WOrsham, Mrs
D. Mcdaniel Mrs. ". K. Ramsey, Mrs.
Vance Stewart, Miss Martha ThurmOnd,
Miss Anne ThurmOnd, Miss Lemire
Nebeker and VIII Race.
Capt Allen J. Greer's guests were Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Walk, Mr.. and Mrs L T.
Neff, Mrs. Mark Thompson, of Las
Cruces: Mrs. George Sauer, Mrs. F. c
Searle. Miss Hilda Sauer, Miss walker
Mcclellan and Ernest Sauer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-09
Church Affairs.

Mrs. G. N Merchant entertained the
members Of the woman's AID society OF
the First Conversational church Thurs
day afternoon at her home on North
Oregon street The time was given
over to planning for the work of the
society during the coming fall and win
ter. Among the activities Of the society
Will be a rummage sale TO be held soon.
Light refreshments were served by the
hostess at the close Of the meeting
Among those present were Rev and
Mrs. Miles Hanson. MeSdames Lee Bur
dick Z. Burt NJ F. Russell, Charles B.
Stevens. J. J. Tyndall, A. Livingston
and ]. F. Bowling Mrs A Livingston
Will entertain the society at its next
meeting, at her home, 200 Detroit
street
Officers for the coming year were
elected for the Highland Park Aid and
Missionary society at the annual report
meeting, held the middle Of the week
at the home Of Mrs. S. J. Craddock, S2T
Federal street Mrs. A J. Rose was
elected president: Mrs. c. II. Murray,
first vice president: Mrs o. T. Hendee
second vice president; Mrs j. E. Har'
mon, secretary. Mrs J. II. Nounkin,
treasurer. Preceding the election. the
yearly reports Of the mission work were
given. Light refreshments were
served by the hostess at the conclusion
OF the business. Those present were
Mesdames J. II. Earle, J. V Harmon,
a T. Clayton. c. ]. NorJhstrand. J. II.
founkin, j. X. Griffith, J. H. MorfOrd,
~. L Griffith and Miss Myrtle Boyd.
The next meeting Of the society will
be held October 20, in the church build
ing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-09
Weddings.

The announcement IS made OF the
marriage Of Miss Lavina L Logan TO
Chester W. DUNN. OF Chihuahua, Mex.
Mr.. and Mrs. DUNN were married early
in the summer.
Miss Anuabelle PEPPER. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Pepper, and William
r. Beynon, of Corpus Christi. were
quietly married Thursday evening at
the parsonage Of Trinity Methodist
church Rev. c. Wesley Webdeu per-
formed the ceremony The bride was
Eowned in blue silk and carried a bou-
quet of white carnations and ferns. Her
bridesmaid was her cousin. Miss Mar
Earet PEPPER who wore a gown Of blue
carrying a bouquet Of pink carnations
and ferns. Paul Heating was the best
man. Only relatives witnessed the
ceremony. A wedding supper and in
formal reception was later held at the
home Of the brides parents. so Tavs
street Mrs PEPPER was assisted in
serving by Miss r. Johnson and Frank
Page. The wedding guests were Mr..
and Mrs. ". Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. G.
Bunts. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman PEPPER. Miss
r. Johnson, Miss Margaret Pepper. John
PEPPER, Edgar PEPPER. Herman Jeper, fr..
Frank Page and Paul Heating. Mr. and
Mrs. Beynon will spend their honey
moon in san Antonio. They will make
their home in Corpus Christi, where
Mr.. Beynon is in business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-09

X OCIETY was well represented at
the first day Of the military tour
~ nament Thursday afternoon. The
gany decorated double row Of boxes sand ana
the reserved grandstano We ~
[-itb me most representative OF II
P p lso people. Cen. John J. Pershing
reviewed the tournament from In, INC
[rra1dstand. three boxes being filled
s55-f+b Lfs 1ersonal guests These were
Sir and Mrs. James G. MSNary Mr. y z and
Mrs. a. P. Coles. Mr.. and Mrs J. r vi
15swE SIr. and Mrs Frank Alnsa, Ny.
and Mrs. zach Lamar Cobb, Mr.. and
Mrs ". H Burgess, Mrs J. A. HARPER 759
Ms / H. Russell. Mrs. Carolyn Payne
Is-rfe Mrs Josephine Nations MorflL
Ms Lillian Corcoran. Mrs kenneth D
oliver. ". +. Payne, A n BroWn'
roger Brown. Frederick R smith w
@ Washburn, Dr. J. B. Brady, Wlnches-
Ter cooley. Jake Zein, Of Fort Worth;
S. J. Freudenthalt Eugene Harris ana .
7. Chandler. ,,-,- 49,. ~.
In Col. George H Morgans DoN were
Col and Mrs. Morgan, Misses virginia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-09
WOmen's Organizations.

Miss sue Lattner was the hostess for
the Beta Beta club Thursday afternoon.
at her home on North Campbell street
the guests spent the afternoon playing
bridge. Following the games, a three
course luncheon was served Those
present were: Misses TheO Patterson.
Hattie Mae LOretz, Alicia Swami, Mrs.
George BeaudeJte. E. P. Rankin, jr., and
Harry Vaughan
The Sunshine Helpers society met
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Miss Esuele Goodman on North Ore
gOn street TO plan for reorganization
for the winters work The society
last year SeWed the sheets fer the dav
nursery baby beds, and did other use
ful work TO help the nursery. Another
meeting Of the society will be held next
week and officers for the year will be
elected
The Merry Gossipers' club met
Thursday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Wyeth DOak and spent the afternoon
in embroidery work. Mrs. Harry Plat
Joined the club as a new member. Light
refreshments were served at the close
OF the afternoon. Mrs. J. R Ellis will
entertain the club next week at her
home on Wheeling street. The mem
bers present were Mesdames J. A Hen
dersOn, J. R Ellis, a F. Fegan, W. J.
Ritz, Harry Platt H. F. Griffit'J and A
Benson.
Thursday afternoon was spent by the
women in the neighborhOod of Miss
Margaret a Walsh's home. 401 Mon
tana street, IN making bandaEes for
the American National Red Cross So
ciety at the home of Miss Walsh. The
women rolled 200 bandages. They will
continue meeting at intervals until the
need for the bandages is supplied
Among the women working Thursday
for this cause were Mesdames N NJ
Redding, W G. Roe. John Cagney. J. C.
Roman, j. Z Morgan, J. / Drlscoll L.
L Mundy. Clarence Mueller. D. p. Beck
ham, A Wilson and Miss Margharetta
LeBaron.
In response to the appeal by the
National Red Cross society for band
ages for the victims OF the European
war, the sunshine Workers will meet
Monday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
j. A Potter, on East Boulevard. and
spend the afternoon rolling bandages.
The -Four Winds" club will meet Tues
day afternoon at the same place and
make bandages. Wednesday the
Women's Christian Temperance union
OF the city will meet at Mrs. Potter's
home and make bandaEes. Contribu-
tons Of unbleached muslin, sheetine or
other clean white material. viii be
gratefully accepted for this work
Donations may be sent to Mrs. Potter,
or TO Or. H. 2. Stevenson's Office on
oregon street Mrs. Frank Spence has
been appointed by the president OF the
Woman's club to represent the club in
cooperating with the local Red Cross
society In this work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-09

semple. Dorothy Morgan and Edith
Morgan.
With Col. John S. Psrke In his box
were Mai and Mrs Thomas r. Schley,
Maj. and Mrs. George Moore. Can't ana
Mrs. A. owen Seaman. Mrs. Is. T. Nick
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il Butler and Miss
Genevieve Parke.
Col. and Mrs Omar Bundy had as
their box guests Mai and Mrs Charles
s Farnsworth. Capt. and Mrs Alfred
W Bjornstad and Miss Matilda Fox
In Col James ~ Arrasmith's boxes
were the officers Of the 9th infantry,
Can't and Mrs. E. II. Agn-w, Capt. and
Mrs. l. J. Van Schaick, Lieut. and Mrs
l. K. Underhill. Lieut. and Mrs \ A
Hickox. Lieut. and Mrs. r. H Leavltt,
Capt Clyffard Game, Lieut. c. T De-
Witt Grubbs. Lieut.. L II. Cook and Miss
Violet Aitken-
Col E. St. John CrebeTs guests were
Mr. and Mrs. L. s. Stewart, Mrs. waters
Davis and Miss Virginia Stewart
The regimental and national stand
ards were at the corners Of each col
oneps box.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-09

The students Of the FL Paso School
Of Mines are planning for Hallowe en-
dance 10 be given at the school
A dance viii be given by the Ala
media Grove. No. 983. Tuesday night in
the Woodmen OF the World hall on the
corner Of Alameda and MaEOffin
avenues Mrs Frank Oldham, AIRS. W.
r. SwahOrd and Mrs Cora O. Clark are
the committee in charge
A party Of Ell Pasoans viii attend
the barbecue Friday night on the mesa
and then motor 70 the West Tsleta
Country club to spend tn eevening in
dancing. Those in the party viii be
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. AcNary. Mr.. and
Mrs r c. Semple. Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Howe. Mr.. and Mrs. Julius kradauer,
M and Mrs. Charles PomerOy. Nj and
Mrs. Richard Ainsa. Afr. and Mrs A. H.
GoIdstein. DIT. and Mrs. L G. Wither-
spoon. Mesdames Linnie IL WOlcott,
Leila T.. Moore. Ysabel Flato, Misses
Anna Shelton and Nancy Lakeland,
Messrs. Ed Edwards, A. Fitzpatrick.
r. Holiday, A Price, Dr. J. D Brady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-09
School Notes.

A debate on the resolution that the
present literacy tax should be a part
OF the immigration law. will be held BY
the sam Houston Debating society Of
the high school at its meeting Friday
Hlght in the school building On the
affirmative side will be Harry Welsch
and Maurice BlumenthaL On the mega
i've side the debaters will be George
Frank Brown, the newly elected
president Of the Forum Debating So
ciety OF the high school. will deliver
his inaugural address at the meeting Of
the society Friday night in the high
school building His address will open
the program Louis Eppstein Will talk
on the European war. LOwdon WingO
will discuss the new dances Russell
Mills viii talk on Roosevelt's South A.
rican trip Mott Rawlings will speak
on the practical ability of flying ma
chimes Arthur Hathaway will lead a
discussion Of womau's suffrage The
committee in charge OF the program
consists Of Don Piatt, Irving JungjO-
ham and Seymour Amstater.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-09
EtPasodns Awau.

Carl A. Beers has gone to Albuquer-
que to attend the state fair.
Mrs. VIII #. owen is visiting In
Santa Fe, n NJ, for a short time.
1ir. and Mrs II. Y. Ellis are visiting
in Niagara Falls. " Y. on their way to
New York city 10 spend a onth.
J. j. Ormsbee. Of the III Paso
smelter. left Thursday for Phoenix,
Ariz.. on business.
Capt A. c.. knowles. who has been
recently transferred from the 18th in
fantry 70 the Second infantry, left
Thursday night for his new station in
the Hawaiian islands.
Mrs l. J. Ayers. Mrs S. s. Birchfield
and Mrs. D. NJ Smith will leave Tues
day for Pecos City. 10 attend the an
nual state conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. south.
T. B. Walker. assistant custodian Of
the FL Paso & Southwestern office
LuldiDr. left tod-v. accompanied by
Mrs. Walker. for New York, to attend
the National Electrician association
meeting and exposition They will be
away two weeks.