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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27

Miss Bessie Richardson now has 60
votes IN the University Scholarship
club scholarship contest The club
members voting Monday were Mes
danes W J. Rand, J. J. Wilcox. I. =
Mundy. j. J. Murphy, W A. White 10
seph Carpenter. Nathan Solomon, Frank
A spence, Otis c. Coles Claiborne
Adams, Percy McGhee. ST., August An
dreas, Misses Margaret GOering Anna
Washburn, Emma Hoffman, Gladys
Strickland ". J. Gallagher and Lucille
Smith.
The votes for the annual University
Scholarship, given by the University
Scholarship club for boys. stand Sc
votes for Manuel Escajeda and 40 votes
for Robert Marston. The voting will
close Friday afternoon. The club
members voting Monday were Messrs.
A. P. Averill, Ike AIderete. IT., Alberto
Aguirres II. T. Bowie. Roy D. Barnum,
William P. BixIer, l. A Dale. B. P.
Dubinszi, J. II. Beaver. P. J. Edwards,
=. W Earl. T. A Escajeda, Dr.. W. ".
Gay, F. B. Gallagher. J. VI Garcia,
Judge J. N Goggin, Paul L Guerra, P.
p Gardner, T G. Enron. B. Hector jr.,
Paul Harvey, ". D. Howe, Charles A
Kinkel, T. n Kinkel, Edgar Kayser,
Alan Mccormick. Z. NJ Monies, E Mon
toya, B. F. Nicholson, - Nagle. Lee
OrndOrff. J. NJ Pollard. Jose Rosen-
wasser, L. s. Stewart, Dr. B. F. Stevens.
Eugene F. Smith, Joseph L. Sweeney,
A J. Soto. ". I. TOoley. c. II. league,
- G. Tankersley. s. o. Welday. j. NJ.
Wyatt, ". L Watson, Louis Weber and
Louis Weber, IT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27

will be at the Rio Grande Valley bank;
Mrs s V. Young viii be at the state
National bank; Mrs. Josephine Nations
Morfit will have general oversight Of
all the banks; Mrs. Rutherford Milf
gan will be at the Union station and IN
charge Of the workers on san Francisco
street; Mrs. A H Anderson viii be at
the BucSler building; Mrs Fred
Mayhem will be at Hotel Paso del
NOrte and in charge OF the workers on
FL PasO street
The members Of the Ell Paso Equal
FRANCHISE society viii be at Hotel Orn-
dorff and in charge Of the Mesa street
corners; Mrs. H T. BoWles viii be IN
charge Of the workers at the Trust
building and Caples building and on the
south side Of san Antonio street
On the north side Of San Antonio
street, Mrs. Horace A Lay and the
members Of the W c. T. Z. viii be in
charge; Mrs. ". II. Pickles, assisted by
Mrs T F. kimball. will be in charge Of
the south side of san Jacinto plaza;
Mrs G. A Graham will be in charge Of
the workers at the city hall and court
house Mrs. d. r wilkes will be at the
Elite confectionery, Mrs. Helen JudsOn
will be at the corner Of Mesa avenue
and Mills street. in front Of HixsOn's
store. Mrs Joseph Spence and Mrs
Frank Spence will be at the White
House; Mrs. Edith C. Lane and the
Sunshine Helpers and Sunshine Work
ers' societies will be on the west side
Of san Jacinto plaza; Mrs. William HO-
garth will have charge Of the sheldon
block Mrs 7. J WOodside will have
charge Of the Zeiger hotel: Mrs. H 7.
Bowie and Mrs. r. L Daniel will be in
charge at the Popular block. with the
camp fire girls assisting; Mrs Paul
Heermans Will be at Every bOdy's block I
and Mrs. H. p. Deadly will be IN charge
OF the central part Of san Jacinto plaza
The monthly business meeting OF the !
Robert E. Lee chapter Of the United |
Daughters Of the Confederacy, was held /
Monday afternoon in Trinity Methodist !
church. Mrs. c. Z. Kelly. the regent. /
presided. The concert given by Miss /
Nellie May Bowen earlier in the month /
for the benefit Of the chapter, was re- /
ported a financial success. Plans were /
begun for the observance Of the ma
tiOnal Memorial day on May 30, and the I
following committee was appointed 20 /
arrange for this Mesdames j. H HurX-
thai. y. H Allen, B. NJ G. Williams and I
William Caples-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
UNIONS ASK LABOR
BUREAU REOPENED

Mayor Tom Lea and the city council
were petitiOned by the Central Labor
union Monday night to reestabiish the
employment bureau which was started
by the Kelly administration and which
was recently suspended by the new city
council because Of the ret-enchment or
der.
A strong resolution endorsing the
work OF the bureau and urging the
council to reestablish IL at once was
passed
T. W Langan. delegate from the
plumbers union, and William Sachs, OF
the machinists' union, who were at Aus
tin to attend the state labor convention
as the delegates OF the Central Labor
union. made their report Of the cOnven-
ton at the Monday night meeting They
reported the convention in favor OF
state plumbing Inspector against child
labor in the motion picture theaters and
favoring a large number Of other labor
matters which were embodied in 80
resolutions passed at the convention.
In addition to these delegates, the
local body was represented by ]. G.
Miller. Of the musicians union, who re-
turned Sunday. Fred ]. Schiuing,
OF the typographical union. also attend
ed as a delegate. The local delegates
represented 10 local unions. The con-
vention represented $4,000 union men
in Texas
800 in cash prizes for women. See
details Of Herald Ad Reading cOmpeti-
ton on Page Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
Dinners, Luncheons, Teas.

Mr.. and Mrs VIII Walz, and Mr.. and
Mrs. W X Ramsey, Miss Lucy Verne
Lieut.. Stuart ". Cramer. IT., Lieut. z.
P. Barnett and Russell Ramey formed
a dinner group at the Country club Sun
day.
Mrs. s. J. Gatlin entertained recently
with q dinner in celebration Of Mr.. Cat
Inns birthday anniversary. Pink and
white was the color plan used in the
decorations and in the ice course The
Gladys Green, Messrs- G. j. Kelly,
George Mead, Robert Roche, Z. Simp-
son, n Murray and George Taylor
Robert Martin ana J. W. Crowdus
entertained with a delightful Bohemian
supper Monday night. Their guests
We're: Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Crowen,
Lieut. and Mrs Thomas s Bridges,
Lieut. and Mrs. Leon n Logan Mrs
Stanley Johnson Of Chicago, Mrs a
Kraft OF chihuahua. Mrs Gertrude
Ledbetter; Misses Clara Hague ana
Anne Lee Rix; Messrs. Carl A Beers
John Roberts and J. Martinez
Mrs. ". N James, Of Merida Xucatan,
entertained with a delightfully."- lnIor-
nal afternoon tea Monday al the Couh-
try club. Pink and red sweet peas ana
ferns ornamented the tables about the
club rooms An orchestra played mu-
steal selections during the tea DAINTY
refreshments were served IN the dining
room at tables prettlly decorated VITA
2
and Mrs. Josephine Nations MOrfit
danced an exhibition "Canter" waltz
during the afternoon Mrs. James was
assisted in serving by Mrs. ". s Til
ton. Mrs Kenneth Oliver, Mrs. James
Vance, Misses Julia Coldwel, Emily
Kemp, and Maud Austin Among the
guests were. Lieut. and Mrs. Walter
Gullion, Lieut.. and Mrs Allen ". Gull
lion. Dean and Mrs S. H Worrel, Mes
danes Kenneth D. oliver, A W Eoster,
A P. Averin, S. H sutherland, R. W
BIcAfee, James Vance E T. Craig, Wal
ter ID Arnold, H c Myles, Carolyn
Payne Harris, n. T. Carroll Of Las Cru
ces: W. H Austin. T. f. Schley- Max
Weber, Lillian COrcOran, A Kraft. John
Leisk Tate, Josephine Nations Morfit,
n 3. Deason, J. r. Harper Paul VIII
lkinson, A. c. Scales, W. 5. Tilton. j.
Frank Coles, Otis Coles, James Vance.
C. E. kellogg, James J.. Mari, H. W
Broaddus, Helen Roberts, Misses Julia
ColdwelI. Emily Kemp, Maud Austin.
Valera Garrard. Beulah Brown. Maj.
z. A wilcox, Capt Clyffard Game,
AIessrs. ". +. Payne, ". H. futile and
Ed L Tinker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
ENGA CEMENT OF MISS LUCY VERNE
TO RUSSELL RAAlEY IS ANNOUNCED

choral mass was sung by the choir with
Miss Dixie Fassett presiding at the
organ. The wedding march from
Lohengrin was played for the bridal
party to enter and leave the church
The bride was dressed in a white satin
gown, with trimmings Of chiffon and
lace. The bodice was made with a
bolero Jacket effect Of white satin. Her
tulle veil was attached to her hair
with a wreath of orange blossoms She
carried an arm bouquet Of brides roses
and lilies of the valley. tied with white
streamers. Her father. n j. Kelly,
gave her in marriage. Miss Helen
Kelly sister OF the bride. and Miss
Phyllis Hickman were the bridesmaids
They were gowned alike in pale blue
crepe de chine dresses, with overskirts
of white lace and trimmings Of narrow
black velvet ribbons. Their bouquets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27

1.-THE fifth annual tag day Of the
Young Womens Christian associ-
- alton will be held Saturday. BY
4 proclamation Of mayor Tom Lea, the
day has been officially assigned 20 the
Y ". c. A. for this purpose. The assO-
citation IN FL Paso is so percent self
supporting: the remaining 20 percent
Of its budget fund is obtained from pri-
vate subscriptions and from the receipts
Of tag day Each year tag day has
been designated for some particular
purpose. The girls vacation cottage in
Cloudcroft was built through the tag
day receipts Of two years. This year the
receipts for tag day will go toward the
general work. charging the equipment
Of the girls gymnasium and TO provide
classes.
The boarding home is now self sup
porting and so is the lunch room de-
partment Of the association The gym
nasium classes are self supporting in so
far as paying for the physical directors
salary but not enough to pay the rent
Of the gymnasium room, or provide for
equipment
features Of the association. where the
employed women and girls may lie
down and rest during their noon hour
has to be paid for from the general
fund, as, Of course, there is no charge
for this feature
Mrs. J. A Potter will be in charge Of
tag day and Mrs. ". n. Pence and Mrs.
L /. Robinson are the field chairmen.
Mrs J. a. Rawlings will be in charge
OF the workers IN the residence dis
trict; Mrs T. ". Lanier. Mrs. K A.
GoOch, Mrs. K D. Robinson and Mrs W.
C. Mccormack viii be at the headQuar-
tiers in the First National bank build
ing to give out the banks and tags:
Mrs. II. B. Durkee. Mrs. Rue jackson.
Miss Anna Franklin and Miss Gail Lane
VAL be the committee to open the
banks; Mrs. William Graves and her
workers will be at the First National
bank 10 sell tags; Mrs. r F. Ebert will
be in charge at the City National bank:
Mrs. F. A. Jones viii be in charge at the
Commercial bank; Mrs. A. III. WaIthaU
viii be at the American Savings and
Trust company; Mrs. T. ". Berkshire I
VIII be at the Union Bank and Trust
6 company MIS- " c Mccormack viii
be at the Security bank; Mrs. n. %.
Ilpton viii be at the FL Paso Bank and /
trust company; Mrs. J. P Robertson |
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27

~. HE engagement Of Miss Lucy
Verne to Russell Ramey was
announced tEis afternoon at a
prettily appointed luncheon, given by
Mrs. VIII K. Ramsey at her home on
Mckinley avenue near the Country
club. The table was effectively deco
rated with quantities OF pink sweet
peas ana ferns and seven branch can
delabra with lighted candles In the
center was a miniature garden, ar
ranged with flowers and ferns and
here a wedding scene was represented
with tiny dolls dressed as the bride,
groom. minister and bridesmaids. At
each guests plate beside the place
cards were Eewpie dolls and beside
Miss Werne's plate was Kewpie doll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27

arrayed as a bride Miss Werne's mar
rage viii take place early in June.
The bride-tO-be is the sister Of Mrs
c. E French and has made her home
in FL PasO for some time Mr.. Ramey
is a young business man of the city.
After the luncheon, the afternoon was
spent playing bridge. Mrs. Ramsey's
guests were Misses Lucy Verne,
Martha Thurmond, Maud Austin, Emily
Kemp, Olive Davis, -alice Wulff. Estelle
Berrien, Wanda Race; Mesdames Will
lam Wall, Walter E. Arnold, r. Emmett
Hines, Charles LOomis. A L Cox. Harry
Lakeland, A H. Rodes, J. NJ Ridley,
James Vance and r. l. Ramey.
Miss Julia Kelly and Edgar Leigh
were married at nuptial mass in the
cathedral Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton Tuesday morning at : o'clock. Rev.
Francis Roy performed the service. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
The Arn1u.

Capt COnsuelo A. Seoane. Of the
signal corps who has been transferred
to Fort Woods. y. Y, will leave today
for his new station
Lieut.. Chester 2. Barnett. Of the 18th
cavalry, has been detailed TO service in
the Philippine Islands. He viii sail
from San Francisco in August
Mrs John F. Morrison left Monday
afternoon for the Preside. san Fran
cisco. where she viii remain while
Col Morrison is with his regiment on
the target range in Dona Ana country.
Lieut. 4. A. Hickox. Of the Sixth
infantry. and Lieut. Ohio T. NIichaelis.
OF the 18th iifantry. have been detailed
on a promotion examining board AT
Fort Bayard, y n. and will leave
shortly for that place
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
Lodges and Clubs.

The Palm TENNIS club, a social club
for playing tennis on the courts at the
corner Of Palm and Myrtle avenue, was
organized Monday evening with a SO
cial meeting at the home Of hOman
Schneider at $500 Myrtle avenue. Fol
lowing the organization Of the club a
social session was held at which the
tennis players were the guests Of Mrs
Schneider. An auto ride over the city
followed the meeting. The colOrs Of
the new club are maroon and gold, and
the officers are Frank Baca- president,
and Homan Schneider, secretary an
treasurer. The members Of the new
club are Misses Hattie Boone, Thelma
Boone. Nay Harris, Kathleen Harris,
Margarita. Harvey, Reba Moore, Edith
Taylor. Lena ButchOfslEy- 1lesdames
DOVE Schneider, Oliver; Messrs- Thad
AylesWOrth, Addie ellsworth, Tom
Schneider. Clifford Cunningham, Geo.
Kiester. J. Dawson, PaytOn Dean,
Leonard ButchOfsky, lobe Oliver, A. o.
fonge- Frank Baca and Holman
Schneider
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
University Scholarship Notes. Dances.

The annual charity ball Of the Catho-
lie Women's Benevolent society, which
will be held Friday night in Hotel
Paso del NOrte, is arOusing much in
terest among the social folk OF FL
Paso. Among those taking tickets are
Mr.. and Mrs Fred J. Feldman, Mr..
and Mrs J. NJ NealOn, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
MOye, Mr.. and Mrs n. :. Beach, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
L W. Hoffecker, Mr.. and Mrs Stanley
BeVan, AIr. and Mrs. James L Marr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Krakauer, Mr.
and Mrs. James A Dick. Mr. and Mrs.
W. L TOoley, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. stat
ford Mr.. and Mrs Max MOye, Mr.. and
Mrs. julius rkakauer, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
W. MCAfee, Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Sutton,
Mrs /. J. Gilchrist, Mr.. and Mrs Zach
Lamar Cobb, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Shell
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Simmons Mr.
and Mrs. Winchester Cooley, Mr.. and
Mrs J. L. Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs A.
Schwartz, Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Watson,
Mr. and Mrs W r. Schultz, Dr. and
Mrs. ". Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
st J Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Graham MeNary; Mesdames b F. Ham
nett, W. H Pryor, A Eisert, N. A.
Mediation, Richard Caples, James W
Magoffin, ". F. Robinson; Messrs Jake
Miller, n. o. Kane, A. H Wood. J. NJ
Mayer, II. F. Galligan, c. c. kiefer, @.
l. HOyt, J. W. Levy, c. r More head.
Robert Holiday, J. J. McCourt. Martin
Falomier. J. c. Peyton, Joseph c. Smith.
Frank Gerome, J. D. Foster, James
Clifford. d. B. Seaman. ". II. futile,
J. NJ GOggin. G. NJ Hanson, W. z
German, W. r. Taylor. H. L Birney.
S. ArOnstein. P. r Dietz, George FlOry,
o. 7. Bassett, J. A AIahoney, J. r Nc
Kenzie, J. NJ Wyatt, judge L. r Hig-
gins. the Clay-RObinson company.
Crombie company, FL Paso Sash and
Door company. Mine and Shelter Sup
ply company. Bryan Bros. Milwaukee
Beer company. --Ohlberg Bros, Bert
Ramsey company and Hirsch-UIlman
comnanv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
Out OF Town Visitors.

Miss Irene Holland. Of Dallas, is visit
ing Mrs. Paul Luclett at 1902 Prospect
avenue, and will be here for some time.
c. L. Fris and Joe Bargman. Of Hol-
land, Mich, are in FL PasO visiting the
formers brother, II. H. Fris, and his
family. on Bliss street. They are en-
route TO the California fairs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
Ell Pasoans Awau.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Thede have gone to
Florida. where they will remain per
manently. Edward l. Tinker has taken
their house near the Country club.
j. D. Mason, chief clerk in the gen
eral passenger office Of the Fl Paso and
Southwestern, left Tuesday on the Col
den State limited for San Francisco to
attend meeting Of rate clerks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
Cards.

Mrs NJ o. Wright entertained with
an informal bridge party Monday after
noon at her home on Montana street
Quantities OF honeysucl1le blossoms and
garden roses were attracuvely ar
ranged about the rooms. Mrs. J L.
Sweeney won the first prize and Mrs.
H. W. BrOaddus the second prize Re
freshments were served after the
game There were five tables Of
ulavers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
Autonobiling.

A party Of young people composed
OF Misses Margaret Davis, Camille Kib-
Ter, Beulah rBOwn and Wanda Race,
and Lieut.. Dennis z. McCunniff. Frank
Roberts, Joe Hole and VIII Crosby mo-
tored to Las Cruces Sunday They
made the trip in Mr. Crosby's Hupmo-
bile and Miss Davis's Hupmobile.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
TOMATO soUP on roAsT.

Take one can condensed tomato soup,
two tablespoonful flour, two table
spoonsful butter. one and one-half cups
milk, eight slices Of toast Melt the
butter and add the flour, pour in
the milk gradually When smooth add
the can Of soup undiluted when the
mixture is hot, serve at once on the
toast spicy and pleasing novelty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
Parties.

The second section Of the aid society
OF the First Methodist church viii have
a tackey party tonight I'm the church
The Highland Park amateur orchestra
will play a number Of musical selec-
tons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
FL Pasoans Returning.

Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Kirkpatriclz have
returned from a few weeks visit to san
Francisco, at the Panama-Pacific ex-
position.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27

When Ht the trHnsfer station. see the
Cactus Display in the north window OF
FL Paso Book Co, Mills Bldg. IT'S
handy. advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27

The Cactus Display in the north win
dow OF the Fl Paso Book Co, in the
Mills Bldg. is interesting and instruc-
tive. Don't miss it-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27

Always gOod-AvoDd~-., I--~~l fruits
and Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
About Ell Pasoans.

Mr. and Mrs Sidney Mayer will be at
home to their friends in apartment J,
Wallace Annex, after the first OF May
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27

See page Of today's Herald. 500 IN
cash prizes offered 10 women.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27

The Czarina Wdltz.
Photograph posed
Especially for The
Herald By Nile.
Annd PGloDd
and ". Cuisine.
Photo Copyright By
Max RabuOf.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27

Short, short-cake. Make real
one. None of your sPongy
layers-nothing soggy about
it-nothing chevy or tough
but crisp and flaky-crusty.
That's the kind of shOrt-cake
you make with Crusto.
Makes exceptional pastry
Just as it makes better bread
and rolls-just as it is better
for baking and frying of all
kinds. 1t is favorless, taste
less and odorless. You'll like
it better than lard or butter for
these reasons-re results, taste,
health, economy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27

800 in cash prizes for women. See
details Of Herald Ad Reading COMPETE
ton on Page advertisement
The Dermott news., 1915-06-10
From Judge Cook.
TO THE PEOPLE OF DERMoT1

TO THE PEOPLE OF DERMOTT:
 Many inquiries. letters and telephone essaees have reached me the last week regarding the expected condition of the rublic roads and bridges on the highways leading from nermott to the central and southern portions Of the the county. I he anxiety is naturally oGcasioned by the fact that mex week brings to Dermott the great Chautau- qua, the grandest and most compr, hen sive enterprise ever undertaken by any l city or town in Southeast Arkansas, and which all of Chcot county are unanimously interested and heartily promoting.
 The upper road by way of Gaines Landing is in good condition except the Clay Bayou bridge. and this has been again repaired this week and l am informed is in absolutely safe condition to afford safe conduct for all classes of vehicles. Men will be stationed near this bridge to watch any danger that might appear The opening of the dam on the lower end of the Boggy Bayou drainage project ha. repeatedly threat ened this bridge and its maintenance has been difficult.
 The new road, weather permitting, will be open for travel will shorten the distance and is a delightful drive A large force is now camped at the Estill Place on this road and are readily putting same in shape The under signed spent most of Monday and Tuesday on this road. going over same thoroughly and will remain there the rest of the week With reasonably fair weather. the good people of Der mott can rest assured that both roads will be susceptible of trave and every effort will be put forth Co facilitate the ease and convenience Of travel to and from Dermott not only during the Chautauqua week but for the entire season Assuring you that no effort will he spared i'll your interes; and hoping every success for the Chautau qua. Respectfully,
 Harry E. Cook. County Judge
The Dermott news., 1915-06-10
The Proof of That Victory

Paige dealers the have sold three and fou extra alotments of the Six 40
 For three months the huge Paige factory Scarcely thai year old) has been working night and day.
 We now doubling that capacity doubin the size of the plant to this overwhelming deman for the "Six -46."
The Dermott news., 1915-06-10
Epworth League

Topic The kind of living and think ing that makes leaders. Leader Elizabeth Layh,n, Scripture ban. ls:l1;; 2h ., i> Song
 Prayer.
 Loyalty to an Ideal Hts Byrd 4 definite Belie.ul God Mayme Mer cer.
 Hymn 434.
 Selectiye Thinking Marie Evans, Obedience Dell Anderson Open Discussion. Piano Solo Chrystine Kennedy Reading of Program League Benediction. XX
The Dermott news., 1915-06-10
No Tresspassing.

My place east of the Feezor farm k posted and anyone found thereon will be prosecuted All persons are warned against gathering blackberries or nuts. or hunting rabbits, squirrels, birds or anything else on said farm If necess- ary will use German methods to keep out tresspassers.
 2t w. D. Trotter
The Dermott news., 1915-06-10
Ten-Dollar Bugs.

The manufacturers of Ross Dead Quick Spray will pay ten dollars apiece for bedbugs, ants, fieas. mites, reaches and certain other insects 1t W I not kill This spray also kills and fire $ the home of mosquitoes. It is so cle m you may use it to spray bedspreajs i'd other furnishings. Sold in DermAtt by Henry Bordeaux and Hanchey Drlg Co.
The Dermott news., 1915-06-10
New Coats and Hats.

Women readers ot The Dermott News will 5einterested in Mrs. Bottom ley's fashion article which appears i'll this issue of the paper She describes the rew sport coat" and tells you how To make the latest ana pretuest ~S,ss of lingerie hats ot cotton oa- pro!iely There are pictures to make t plain
The Dermott news., 1915-06-10
No. 666

This is preseriptioe prepared especially
 for MALARIA os Chtll8 q FEvCR.
 Five os six doses will bresk cay esse, and , f taken thea e ioaie the Feves will not V return. lt acts on the liver better thss Cslowsl cad does aos eripe os siekee. 2Se
The Dermott news., 1915-06-10
In Paige Quality Lies Paige Triumph

The Paige Fairfield ''Sx-46' has proved the most successful the best selling. the most ed upon and the most popular sixcylinder motor car-of any price-introduced in this country this year It has been easily and ncontestably the distinctive event of this American motor car season.
 Those sweeping claims But has been sweeping We doubt if single motor has completely dom mated it's field the Paige Sx 40 has dominated the field of ALL "Sixes since it announced last January.
 It the of all the Automobile Shows alreadyin five monthwon the distinction being widely stuousy copied the in design unique in value and unique in the immediate and dis eliminating popularity 1t won.
The Dermott news., 1915-06-10

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  Thomas the pianist w M quartet fd her ten1 ae'"mpan1n"n will add app If of week.