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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26

The Alta Vista N. E. Sunday school
gave Christmas entertainment on
thursday evening at the chanel. The
entertainment comprised drills by mem
DeIs OF the infant class, songs, recita-
Ions and dialog in costume. Santa
Claus appeared at the close Of the pro
gram and well entertained the small
children, after which he distributed
presents to each pupil of the school
Mrs. j. Merkin entertained Christmas
DAY at her home, in the Magruder apart
menIs, with children's party in honor
Of the birthday anniversary Of her nan,
son, Byron Merkin. The rooms were
aIIractlVely decorated with Christmas
eVergreens and Christmas bells. Games
OF various kinds amused the Youngsters
ana each little guest received a gift as
a souvenir. Refreshments were served.
me children present were Ethel Cold
OFT Mary Magruder, Mildred Stolaroff
Byron StolarOff, Julia Hyman, Minnie
odckett' Mary Rose Yaffe, Robert Cold
Oft, Harry Goodman and Leo stark
Inc otner guests were Mesdames MaG-
rice Goldoft, Nathan Goldoft. Harry Nv
man, n. Yaffe and d. Stark
Little Miss Josephine Morfit enter
famed her friends Christmas afternoon
win q Christmas party at her home on
Mago1fln avenue. The bic Christmas
tree with its elaborate DECORATIONS oc-
cupled an important place in the deco
ration of the rooms which were
adorned with quantities of holly. mis-
tIetoe and flowers. Games and dane
ing were enjoyed and refreshments
were served: Among the guests pres
emit were Misses Nancy Williams Ma
ron Howe, Birdie Krupp, Paula Krupn.
Lydla Happer, Mary Happier. Margaret
Netf, Katherine Earle. katherine sea-
mon, Katherine Kilburn, Katharine
DICK, Mlnda Laskin, Frieda Laskin.
Helen Dunn, Alzyna Orndorff, Ber-
AJTn0DrTT
goItin, Louise Robinson, Louise Craw-
IoTd, Louise Beach, May Kranzthor.
Lillian Corcoran, Elizabeth Kelly. Anne
Kelly, Mary Kelly, Charlee Kelly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26

the bevy of this seasons buds" when
Miss Geraldine Merchant, daughter of
DR.. Alice G. Merchant, makes her for
NAL debut on Tuesday afternoon at
reception given in Hotel Paso del
NOrte. A number of social affairs in
honor Of Miss Merchant will follow her
debut.
Literary Society to Entertain.
The girls of the PhiIomathean Lit
erary society of the high school will
keep open house Tuesday afternoon at
the home of mayor and Mrs. C. E. Kelly
on Mesa avenue, and will receive all OF
the students Of the high school and
their friends
The art department of the WOman's
club will hold its meeting, which was
postponed from this week, on Deem
Der &c., in the high school auditorium,
and an interesting afternoon is ex-
pected by the club women.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26
FRANK SILVERNAIL
DIES DOING DUTY

Conductor F. P SilvernaiB senior
passenger conductor on the Ell PasO
&, Southwestern system, died at Tu-
cumcari, N NJ, Christmas night after
he had taken the Golden State Limited
to the end of his run, had checked
in at the station and had started to
walk to the hotel. He fell to the floor
and died in a few minutes. His death
was caused by heart trouble.
Frank Silvernail had been running
trains for the Southwestern system
since the road was taken over from
the old North Eastern management
he was never known to have had a
wreck, was known to all of the travel
ing men, railroad officials and the
travelling public who had ridden with
him. He treated all of his passengers
as if they were in his personal charge
ard his courtesy did much to make
the Southwestern system popular with
FL PasOans.
He was chairman Of the local branch
of the Order of Railway Conductors
and was ranking passenger conductor
out Of FL PasO. When he took ms
last run out of the union station he
left a family reunion at his home, gil
Wyoming street, a number of relatives
having come for the Christmas re-
union. His mother, who is So years
OLD, lives in Battle Creek, Mich, and
was unable to attend the reunion.
He is survived by widow, daugh D
ter, Mrs. Sig. n. Schwabe. wife of the
s. cretary of the Rio Grande Valley
Rank and Trust company; another
daughter, Mrs. J. II. Flack, OF Los An
geles; a brother, Alfred Silvernal, of
Chicago, and a granddaughter, httie
PUth Flack, of Los Angeles
Mrs Silvernail and Mr.. Schwabe left
Saturday for Tucumcari, n. NJ ana
will return with the body. The funeral
arrangements will be announced later.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26
Women's Organizations.

Famous American homes of art will
be the dominating theme for the dis
cussions and papers of the art depart
ment OF the Woman's club Wednesday
afternoon in the auditorium of the
high school Mrs. w. r. Brown viii
talk on the white House" in Wash
ington, D. c. Mrs. J. W. Lorentzen
will have as her topic, Georgian
Court" the residence of George Gould.
Mrs. II. 7. Bowie will talk on the resi-
dence of the late J. Pierpont Morgan.
Mrs. Claude Berry viii discuss art in
the home. Following the papers there
viii be a general discussion of the
topics presented by the club members.
Miss Alicia O'NeiI will sing. The pro-
gram will begin promptly at 3 o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26
FORTY-NINER AND STAGE
DRIVER DIES IN THE EAS

News has been received here by W.
L. Rider, of SIS Louisville street, of
the death of his 'fatherinlaw, William
H. jerks, at Nelrose, Mass, on Dec. "a.
The deceased was "a years of age and
was well known in FL Paso, having
lived here up to two years ago.
The deceased was an old sea cap
tain, having shipped round the Horn
in the gold rush of 1S49. He came to
Texas in the early fifties and drove a
stage coach out of San Antonio.
After a few years he returned to
Massachusetts and remained there so
years before again coming to Texas
settling in Ell Paso. He remained here
until two years ago. when he again
returned to New England.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26

mony viii be a very simple family af-
fair, with only the closest friends of
the young couple present, and follow
ing 1t there will be a wedding supper
for the families of the bridal pair. Miss
Hennlng has been the supervisor Of
caIdDoard construction work in the
primary grades of the public schools
for number of years and is very
well known and popular. Mrs. Harry
Lakeland will give a party in her honor
the night before her wedding.
Another debutante will be added to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26
Receptions.

Mr.. and Mrs. Miles J. Murray kept
open house at their handsome home,
2525 Montana street. during Christmas
day and entertained numbers Of friends
who called to extend Christmas greet
lngs. Eggnog was served. In the aft
ernoon Mrs. Joe Sheldon entertained
tne callers with piano music and a
number Of the guests entertained with
songs The Christmas festival was a
particularly happy one for Mr. and
Mrs. Murray inasmuch as their infant
child has almost completely recovered
from recent very serious operation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26

the Junior bridge club. Miss Anne Lee
Gaines viii entertain the S. S. CLUB
The Monday Luncheon Bridge CLUB
Will be entertained by Mrs. D. h
Bradley, jr., and Mrs. Emma NC
Laughlin will entertain the Entire
Nous club.
Miss Henning to Become Bride.
wedding, though very quiet, which
is of much interest to FL Paso people,
viii occur Wednesday night when Miss
Fannie V. Henning will become the
bride of Howard W. Coffin. The cere-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26
SON OF PIONEER DIES.
OF SMALLPOX G

Alex Milton, aged %, died at 1880
Christmas morning at the county erup-
tive hospital of smallpox. Milton, who
was formerly a fireman at the Sheldon
hotel, was son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Milton, pioneers of Ell Paso. A few
years ago they left El Paso, going to
Storm City, Nebraska, where they have
since resided.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26
FL Pdsodns 4moy.

Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Hathaway and
SON Arthur Hathaway, left Saturda v
Tor Del Rio Tex to spend New Years
week visiting friends and relatives
versity of Texas, who has been Of
home for several months on account
of i'll health, returned to Austin TODAY
to continue his study.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26
About qsoor,s.

Mrs sAllen D. Wilkinson is serior7s1,,
III al the home Of Mrs 7. David Porch or
down the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Newcomb. Of 7Oq
Dallas street are the parents of twin
boys born Wednesday at their home
Ben Levy, who is seriously i'll with
pneumonia, was reported to be slightly
improved Saturday. AS this was con-
sidered the day when his illness would
reach crisis his physicians are en-
couraSed about his condition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26
t. & P. FREIGHT CLERK


Harry Zuhlke, Sc years Of age, died
Friday at a local hospital Mr.. Zuhlke
who was a member of the Fraternal
Brotherhood, has been employed as a
clerk at the Texas e Pacific railroads
freight depot The funeral services will
be conducted Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock from sos Texas street under the
auspices of the Fraternal Brotherhood.
He is survived by his father. mother,
whom live at Kansas City, Kas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26
Now, For a New Year.

We extend many thanks to our GUS
toners for the splendid business ex-
tended us during the year just closing.
Our plans for the New Year embrace
everything that will tend to make our
Service the best in I'll Paso. In the
Drug Department we will always keep
in mind safety First" and ask that
the public keep us in mind when there
is anything needed We thank you for
your patronage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26
Cards.

Miss Alice Webb entertained with n
Christmas party Christmas afternoon
at her home in Highland Park The
house was decorated with Christmas
colors, red and green, and there was a
pretty Christmas tree Bunco was
played and Miss Aoelian Statham won
the prize.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26

T. Tarango, living at Santa Fe and
Ninth streets, was stabbed in the back
and seriously wounded Friday night
near the river. He was taken to the
emergency hospital, where his wounds
were dressed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26

Division among ourselves is the only
foe to be feared.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26

Home valley hogs are the best.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26
scott White & Co.

Safety First" Druggists.
Mills Bldg. Roberts Banner Bldg.
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26

Use home valley meats.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26
| Pnrties.

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2aut 9eri4t Der grnoeseDettsriparte
/ srtredt fi@ bic sesenpdrtige talte
@elIs Biz gum Golf DON
Merito.
Sn aDittsburs ipiitbeten am Gountas
inuerbalb elmer Stunoe orsi
Grobfeiier.
plilabelp1;a bate ebeHfaas fsbr untsr
Der 2sftisteit bss llnUsttsrs gu
leiben.
NeD Durf BON einem iaps.
rem 9 4neeiiurm
eimaefutlt.

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Hep Yort, 1. Mlr5. Gin pom
gorboiten tommenber Sturm fpiit6ete
am SOnntas iibsr Heip gort. Gr bate
Geaen unb SHnee i'm @siolge unb
idnitt bic Stabt fat pDlIig Don jeDem
Vertebr nit Der 4ubeupslt ab, oenn
bic 5eIesrapbens uno Selepbonleitunz
gen puroen mafentpeiie unter6rodeu.
Iu9 Srei Msni9snleben BAT bas linz
petter seforberi. Ben einem 8orbau
uber Elm 3rottoir, Der unter benz 9es
ipidt oes barauf lagsrnbsn S9nees
aulammeubrd6, fpurDtn elm Utann
ilnb ein &nabs eri9lassn, fpdbrsnb elm
WsdnI Der bur9 bic S6neemaiien
p6Iis aebIenbet mar, brett Dor einen
eiier6GbH5us lief BON o.m ct ii6ers
fobren uno gst0otet fpurSe. 2uberoem
lparen eine srobe an5abI 8srisbrsun-
fdle ail perSei9nen.
Der SabHpsrtebr ipnrbe aud fat
p0aia labmseIest. DE 3iiss siHgeI
pobl bon bier msift fubrplanmdbig a6,
dber iie blisben iebr baio unterpess
iteden unb bic bisr eirarsffenben 3ise
lfGmeH- init iiiHbenlanber 8erIpGfuug
an. Der na9 G6icaso beitimmts
1pentietb genturb limiteb" lieat,
Iout bier einsetroffsnsn 0epei6en, bel
OHining feit, ba umssitiir5ts 5elesraz
Ipbenpfoiien rie 9sIeiie beriperren.
@us dbnlihsnllriaden liesen am 6uOs
ion entlang NOD cine snnae 4n3abI
giienbabn5ise auf offeHer Strede.
Die bisiisen BUREAUS Der Selegras
pbenseIeuihaften ertldren, baB bic
Situation idlimmer 1T, als iie es lett
Sabren Bel einsm llnipetter gefpsien.
Die @erbinbuns Der g5eitern Union
nit G5icees II; p0lig unierbrofen,
0bidon bic Seienidaft so birette 2eiz
tunsen mad gbieaso bat. gsina6e 10
ihlimm iit ca lin Ole 9erbinbuna nit
p6ilaoelpbia beitelt, ipobin bic Ges
ieaihaf. 151 birette 9eitungsn beiibi.
Sn ben friiben a6enbitunbsH tonnte
nan in n6rbIiaer Ri9tung nur Biz
Spracuie telesrapbiren unb Gbicaao
fonnte nur iiber pbilabelpbia unb
piitsbura per sslssrapb errei@t
iuerbsn.I Die 2situngen Der poitdl
telegraph 60. iinb s6snfaGs in b5ier
9erfaifung. Rad bsm Often mar bic
ielegrapbifbs 9srbiHbung Bis nat
Bottom normal, aber mad anDersn
Ri6tunsen naren bic 0rGbte berart
serit0rt unb bsidGoist iporSen, oab
cine WoGe Dsrgsbeu biirfis, ebe ss ses
Iinat, ipieber normule 3uitanbe bsrs
beisufiibrtn.
Sdiffe, bic am SOnntag bier fdaia
iraren, tpurben DOR Sanbp 6oot sus
riidsebalten unb auf Weiiunaen bon
Ger 9nnbespetteriparte in Wdfbinas
ton bin perlieBen tsine S6ifie am
Sonntas ben bieiissn Sofen.
Dds Sturm5entrum mar am Sonns
tag 5u friibsr Stunoe &ap Satteras
uRb bas llnlpetter ipanbte iih bonn
nod Rorben 3u, oirstt iiber Rem gprt
binlpeaaebenb.
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idlieoene Der proieftirten @orIaeer
pollig ai,fgiebt, on ole Oppoiition &C,
.aen WaBnabmen 5ur 8ernagemeinc.
rling oeS Sbermalt 8eieses iInuer
mebr an llmfang 5tnimmt uno uon
neriGiebenen Seiten oie 9efiirdtllna
laut setporbcn it, oab ourG iold,e
gorlagen oic @irtiaufeit Ses Sber.
man ISeicbes beeintrahtigt peroen
f6nute. Sbne Sraee lueroen, ebe oas
5riiIt. Yroeramm oeftnitip ieitgeleet
miro. ipeitere Gcniererl5en NIT Dem
praiibeitten @iIlon itdttfilioen.
Setretdr 9rpan miro ain Moutag
Dem Sausfpnuiittee iiir ai,sp1rtige
sInaeleeenbeiten sIuitldruug iiber Die
Gage in Werifo geben.
Sm ssuIti5fommittee Ses SaiiicS
iperoen nm 9ienitng beibe Seiten
fpieoer ben aonpf fiir ino wioer
OnS getfaiiiinssarenoement begin.
iien tpeIhes 5raHenitimmrett &C.
uabrIsiitsn icas
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gtner bon ibnsn bereits gu lansidbris
g.r aerterbaft Derurthsilt.
Wiebsr bier Deutlde ben Werberrt bsr
Gremoenlsgion in bic 9dnbe
gefallfn.
1sutf9feinblider Reoutteur IN StraB1
burg ipsssn 8sIsioisuns bsr Ssb'
rerI@aft DsrurttsiIt.
Ter aaifer pirb bic 8sfss
higuHssarbeiteH auf

9erIin, /. Wdr5. aaiier Wfs
klm mirb in ben ndGlisn 3dsen ber
siniel 6elaolanb einsn 8eiu9 abfnts
ten. 9ort terridt gesenipdrtig bic
emfigfie SbGtigteit. gs iinb Die ums
fansrei6iien 8orarbeitfn I'M @anse,
ipet2e erforberli9 finh, I'M Der ses
planten Derientbaren Toppelbrebbaiit
fiir Qufifdiffe ben sebiibrenben Rdum
su peri@affen. Der 8esinn Des ei>
aeniliden Bans 1T i'm Qaufe oes ioms
msnben 1riihjabrs gu eriparteI. Mu9
bic 3abl Der G1uppen fur bIe 95dis
ierfIus5euee ipirD Dermebrt.
Der Qlusbdu bes Heuel Gatens
EelsoIanbs, an speIdrm Ieit lansen
sya6reu eifrig gsorbtitet iporoen. tpiro
Ssmndhjt been6tt isin. Dos Dert be-
binat eiaen gefammteH. gcitsnaiiifpano
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Wilionen Wsarf. Sn bieien 8etrag
iinb aud, bic Gelber einsei4lo1en,
ipsfd,e bic Neiarnlirung Der Batterisn
erbeiiht.
Giub erit einmal ale Qlrbeiten pollz
enoet, bann Gilt cine aiiteRs3lodaoe
aIs unm1slih.
Der aaifer nil fih fei ieinem Bee
Iua bur9 eigenen 4ussnldein DON ben
ssma9isn sortidritten iifsrseussn.
Geferrei4ifde Sffisisre
aIs SpioIe.
Wien, /. WGr3. Die Gnbe Der
borisen Wote sebrahte WeIbuns, bab
Der Dbsrleutnant geoDmil Sdnbrie
peaen Espionage i'm SntereiTs RuBs
lambs bonn bieIisen Wilitdrseriat gum
spbe bur1 cen Strans periirtheiIt
trprben iei. ipar irria. CT iDurbe MIR
nit nsunssbnsinbaIb Sabren ihpersn
aerfers beitraft. Dies ipurDe srit
beute amtlitb beionntgeseben.
Dor bem G6ipurseridt bat heute
aua Der GpionaeesproseB sesen ess
bomiIs 1ruber. Meranber Sdnbric,
feinen anfang genommen. Sn Der
6auptIn6e lisgt bds ndmIihe gefpeiss
material por. Beibe oerrietbsn ben:
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ibdft In Wien bic Mufmaridpldne,
bic 3ulammeniebuns einer Oipiiion
fir ben arieesfau, bic ariegsiiGrten
Der peridiebensn yormationen. jofpie
bic pldne ter befeItistsn Stobt
prsenpsl in 0ali3isn iinb 4nberes.
glIeranber Sanorie mar geItdnbig.
Gr aab on. baB er aIs Cffi3ier oesros
birt iporben isi, neil er iiberfiibrt
ipurbe. an feline ebemdlise 8raut amos
npme Hriefs heleibigenhen Snbalts ges
jdbrieben 3u bdben. Sein 8ruber babe
ssmeini, fie miibten fid bufiir RIDDEN.
Gle b1ttsn bann MuBIdnb ibre Dieniie
dIs Gpione angtbuttn.
gs IN alIgemein aufeefaIlen, SaB
Nublanb gum eriten -Wsole often ses
uannt iporben III.
DeutfdfeinbIi9er @sbats
teur GeIbftrufe
j perurtbeilt.
Herlin. /. Wdr3. Dom 5uitins
tiasn. geri4t in Girabburs 1T Re-
paiieur Sung bonn .Sonnal bqlliaees
2orrains1 5u elmer Celebrate DON
breibuHbert Ndrt bsrurtbeilt iporben.
81 iruros duf bic Mnilnss idulbig be-
fnnben. bic ltbrerIduft 0ffeutlid be-
lsibist au baben.
Sung bat in sineEl artiti ieinss
Glnites, tptld1es ipteen Ieiner beutIdjs
feinoIiden 9tnben3 tefonnt lit. bic
G<banpiura diIfseiieut, brb bic Setrer
i'm WsidsInnb ben GhiIIern bas
seItsh
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0Netterberifbt.

SIR Obio: SdSnes Wetter am
Montag, aussenornmen i'm noro0fli-
den 9bsiI, mo S4net IN Musf4t ftebt.
Am Dienitdg 5d5nes. wGrmereS Bets
ter; i@arfer Rorbueftninb. bsr iebO4
na4ldbt.
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.3~et ftan35fiiae 2uftiaiffer
,uerbeu Opfer ibres sefdbr'
li@en 8ernfes.
Stiiraten nit sinem 2nftf@iff eiseuer
aouitraition beim probefIug db.
Die &ommiifdre ber panamasausitels
lung bonn a6nis bon SpauieH
empfansen.
Bel ben parlamentsipablen in Der 1iirs
tel merDen faii burdpes bic aan4
Sibdten Der ResieruHa
erpdblt-
Ner Grubenarbeiter 4nss
itanb in n.rdntref9
An Gnpe.


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gnbe.
9arts. /. WGra. Oie glationul.
tebSrbe Der Union Der @rubenarbeiter
BAT am Gonntoa beThloiIsn. ben
Qilsjtanb Der Orubenarbeiter in ben
aoblenberaperfen in Giib.Trantreid,
fir beenbet an erflGren unb bic perz
idisbenen s3fpeiaperbdnSe lpnroen an.
aep'elen. lpIe Seiifs am Dlsnllaa nles
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tia finn. ausoem,r,t bott,
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tradtiicb, i,Sb.. credit hntt. gie
bpiSen griiSer blieb,n b,i b,m Mbs
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q miffarebeim Rs.
niapou Spanien.
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non s;nia oIlions IN oI,,sisn, sn'
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laut ben bier einastrpfFen,n Nad,.
ridtsn bic &anbibatsn bsr Reaieruns
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