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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
Parties.

A jolly picnic was enjoyed by the
members OF the junior missionary So
ciety OF Trinity Methodist church
saturday at Washington park Mrs
W A, Trayler. the head OF the society,
was in charge Of the young people
and she was assisted by Rev. and Mrs.
C. Wesley Webdell, Mr.. Trayler, Mes
DANES G. L Jones George B. Oliver.
NClney Brown and J.. j. Ayers. The
time was pleasantly spent in playing
games and at noon a picnic lunch
was enjoyed. Among those present
were Lucille Ayers. Frances Ayers,
Crawford, Helen Ferguson, Frances
Tcwner, Grace Gibson. Claire Wool
bridge, Winifred Fitzgerald. Frances
oliver, Morton oliver, George oliver,
Marie Order, Louise Jones. Alviua
POrtillo, Jerry -Iorriss. Lawrence
Graham, George Wingo. Ralph Jen-
kins, Richard Finley. Milton RObsin-
son, Lawrence Fitzgerald. Robert
Fitzgerald, Robert Reeves. Ben Rob
erts, Robert Hines. Madison Baker,
sam Baker. and Clarence Roberts.
The intermediate department Of the
missionary society viii have a picnic
next saturday afternoon at Washing
ton park.
Miss Reba Elliott viii be the guest
Of honor at a number Of parties this
week Mrs W J. Warren viii enter
tain for her Tuesday afternoon Miss
Erna Mae White viii give a party in
her honor Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Beulah Brown will entertain Thursday
and Miss Mary Wadlington viii enter
tain Friday. Miss Dema Fleck viii
give a party in her honor Saturday
morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
School Notes.

The William B. Travis club Of the
Children Of the Republic met Satur-
day afternoon in Bailey school and COM
pleted its organization. The constitu-
ton was signed by Il charter members
who were Wilbert Schaefer, Albert Sill
berberg, Damon Hadlock, Frank Harris.
Haskell Porter, Albert Evans, John
Stahl Louis Carson, Nathan Poll,
Nathan Snider, Steven Parker. Lewis
Springer, Kenneth Clifford and lanes
Vance Albert Evans was elected
president; Nathan Snider was elected
vice president; Kenneth Clifford, sec
rotary; Mrs. Mary Ross Kiester. direc-
tor and treasurer; Damon Hadlock.
standard bearer, with Nathan Pozil, Al
bert SilberberE. James Vance and Louis
Carson as color guards. After the in
stalation OF officers, the flag ritual was
given In full This was followed by the
adoption OF a club yell "Rah. rah, rah,
Who are We? Bailey boys Of ". B. 7.
G. What do we learn and what do we
do2 To salute the flag and love our
country true" The next meeting viii
be held At Washington park on May 1.
picnic lunch viii be served to the
members by the Daughters Of the
American Revolution. The business
meeting viii be held at $3.50 o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19

The woman. on the count Of one.
takes q long step forward on her left
foot with dip; on the count of two.
shorter step on her right foot on the
count Of three. a short step on her left
foot, on the count Of four she makes
full pause
The man. on the count Of one. takes
. long step forward on his right foot.
with dip. on the counr OF two. a shorter
step on his left foot; on the count OF
three short step on right foot, on the
count Of four. full pause
Both dancers should gradually
straighten up on the three last counts,
raising arms
The salutation. winch comes at The
conclusion Of this first figure, is really
part OF II because 10 serves as an adorn-
ment. IL progresses from the position
shown in the reproduced photograph
into a salutatiou in which the dancers
face half toward eacn other and half
in the direction they have been NOV
The execution Of the ssIutation. from
the moment each dancer starts takes
two full counts. and the raising OF the
BODY from its salutlng position TO one
OF erectuess occupies two additional
counts Therefore, the evolution re-
quires four counts OF the music.
From her pose shown in the illustr1-
tion the woman starts a quarter turn
TO her left. lifting the heel OF her right
slipper and turning On the ball OF the
foot As she does so she allows her
above and TO describe an arc. which
finally carries her hand behind her and
somewhat above her head
in her swing TO the left the woman
carries her left foot hack TO a point
ABOUT 70 inches in the rear of the right
and at right angles TO IT, the knee
being bent With both feet flat ON
the floor the woman now drops her
body. keeping the right knee as
straight as possible The posture car
ries the line Of the body backward,
from the waist down. but the torso is
inclined forward with the head and the
right arm dropping naturally in front
until the right hand rests gracefully i'm
the folds Of the skirt at the knee.
The man executes his part Of the
salutatiou with his right foot carried
back and behind him. the leg bent;
and with the left knee straight. the
right arm up and back, the hand hold
ing the woman's left hand. the left
arm swinging straight down 10 the
left and clear of the body The woman
looks straight down. in her part OF the
salutation and the man looks into his
partners face
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
Women's Organizations.

The Graduate Nurses association Of
FL PasO county will hold its regular
meeting in the County Medical society
rooms in the Roberts Banner building
Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The Aid society Of the First ConGre-
gational church viii meet Thursday at
the home of Mrs Miles Hanson, near
Tsleta. The members will take the II
o'clock interurban car and will have
luncheon at Mrs. HausOn'S home
Miss Birdie Krupp entertained the
nembers Of the Sigma Delta Sigma clLL
Saturday evening at her home IN sunset
Heights. a brief business meeting was
first held and then the guests were
taken on an automobile drive about tn9
city. returning later TO Miss krupp s
home for refreshments Mr.. and Hrs.
Hlyluon krupp and M and Mrs Victor
Carusso ChaperOned the young people
The next meeting Of the club will be
saturday. May l. at the home OF Miss
Helen Stewart on MagOffin avenue.
Mrs. K P Rankin IT.. entertained
the Beta Beta club Saturday afternoon.
at her home on East Boulevard The
afternoon was spent in sewing and
playing bridge Miss Meta Ormsbee
and Miss Madge Steele won the prizes
Refreshments were served Miss M2dg5
steele viii entertain the club this
week.
The Dorcas missionary society OF
Trinity Methodist church met at the
home of Miss ellen Sampson. on
North FL Paso street. the last Of the
week. After a brief business meet
ing a social time was enjoyed and
refreshments were served Those
present were: Mrs B. L. Murphy,
Misses l1la Mcdaniel. Edna Richard
son. Elilelia Richardson, Isabelle
smith. Betty Mary Smith. Erin Md
dleton. Pearl Ponsford. Ruby POns-
ford and Helen sampson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
Out Of Town isifors.

Mrs. John WEIGH. Of sos North Camp
bell street. is entertaining Miss Bennie
OConnor, of San Antonio
Mrs :. Stellman, OF Chihuahua, Mex.
is doing nicely after an operation at
Providence hospital
Mrs A. NJ Beaver Of Natchez. Miss.
has come to FL PasO to make her home
with her son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. O. Sutton.
Miss Lizzie Johnson. who was i'll
for some time in Hotel Dieu, has re-
covered sufficiently TO return to her
home in Las Cruces.
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Shrock, Of Sierra
Blanca, are visiting Mr.. SchrOck's sis
ter, Mrs. w A Trayler, for this week.
Mr. Shrock is here TO take Masonic de-
Erees.
Mrs T. Britton. OF Warrenton. is Wis
itinE her nephew, Joseph HurXthal. and
his wife. for a short time. Tuesday
Mrs. Britton, with Mrs George 4 Hurx-
thai, Of Warrenton, Va, will leave for
California TO attend the exposition
Mr.. and Mrs. W H. Land have re-
turned 10 their home in Fort Sumner.
y N. after spending a few days in
Fl PasO at Hotel PasO del NOrte. Mrs.
Land was formerly Miss Marie Cloman.
She viii return TO Fl PasO within a few
weeks and will be me guest OF her
cousin. Mrs. u. G. Sutton Before Mr.
and Mrs. Land left Mr.. and Mrs u. &.
sutton gave a little luncheon for them
at COncha's restaurant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
The Arru.

Mrs Charles S. Farnsworth and her
mother, Mrs j. H Bosard. have gone
@ San Francisco TO remain while
Maj. Farnsworth and the 18th in
fautry are stationed at the TARGET
range i'm New Mexico
Mrs Lewis X Underhiu viii leave
about the first OF the month for her
home i'm San Francisco. to visit for
several months while Lieut.. UnderhiH
and his company are on the target
range.
Mrs. John i. Morrison will leave the
Ilrst OF May for the Presidio. san
Francisco, where she will remain
while Col Morrison and the Sixth in
tantry are ON the target range in
Doua Ana county, New Mexico.
Mrs. Alfred ~. Bjorustad LEFT sum
day night for san Francisco, Calf.
where she viii remain while Can't
Blornstad is with his company on the
government target range. in Dona
Ana county.
Invitations are out TO the reception
and dance 10 be given in nohor of
Col Harry G.. Hale, of the Goth in
fantry, by the officers and their
families Of that regiment The re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
About Ell Pasonns.

Mrs. s. Kelsey is doing well at Hotel
J. T. Willard is i'll at Providence
Mrs. W. S. Taylor is i'll at Provi-
dence hospital
Miss A. A1eKenon is sick at Provi-
dencs hospital
Mrs. L B. Allies is much better. She
is at Hotel Dieu.
NJ D. Lincoln, who has been i'll at
Hotel Dieu. is improving.
Mrs r. r. Smith is doing we'll after
an operation at Hotel Dieu-
Miss y Capps is doing well, after
being quite i'll at Hotel Dieu.
Miss Olynda Naquin is i'll at her
home on East Rio Grande street.
Mrs. c. + Ferris is improving from
her illness at Providence hospital
W. Z. Orr is recovering from a serf-
GUS operation at Providence hospital
Mrs. P a Clark is improving at
Providence hospital from her recent
illness.
Miss Bess Brown is improving at
Providence hospital from a recent Op-
Grafton.
Miss C. Eggers has returned to her
home after few weeks illness in
Hotel Dieu.
c. Stewart is improving after an
operation the last Of the week at
Hotel Dieu.
Mrs. Frank Ray is improving at Ho-
tel Dieu, where she has been i'll for a
short time.
c. Brooks is doing nicely at Hotel
Dieu, where he has been i'll for a
short time.
Miss Vera Scott has returned to her
home after undergoing an operation
at Hotel Dieu-
B. c. Sargent has returned 10 his
nome after short illness in Proyi-
dence hospital
Mrs. George Wester has returned TO
her home from a short illness in Prov
idence hospital
Mrs. H. B. Golze, who was operated
upon recently at Providence hospital
is doing nicely.
A. Briggs has returned 10 his home
after being i'll at Providence hospital
for a short time.
Mrs. N. Carr has recovered suffi-
GENTLY to return to her home from
Providence hospital
Bert ". Brubaker. who was recently
injured in an accident, is improving
at Providence hospital
Mrs. Q. Stambaugh IS improving at
Providence hospital. where she has
Deen III for a few weeks.
MISS Marjorie Foutz, who was i'll
Tor a short time at Providence hospi-
tai, has returned 10 her home
Il Lawhead, who was i'll at Provi-
oence hospital has improved suffi-
GENTLY to return to his home
MT. and -irs- Roy X. Marsh. OF the
Lakota apartments, are the parents Of
a baby daughter, born Sunday morn
ing.
A F. Diehl, who was i'll for a few
weeks in Providence hospital. has re-
covered sufficiently to return TO his
home.
Mr. and Mrs L. L Butterfield are the
parents Of a baby daughter. born sun
day at their home, I52 North Piedras
street
Mrs r. P. Mosson, who was i'll for
a snort time IN Providence hospital
has recovered sufficiently to return
TO her home
Miss Dora Gibson, who has been i'll at
Providence hospital after undergoing
an operation, has recovered sufficiently
to return to her home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19

660THE PANLOWANA" is the first
OF the new social dances which
/ originated last summer. Hav-
ing I'm mind the creation OF dances
which would tend TO make more com
plete the entire social dance fabric.
designed each dance TO fill a specific
1 cannot say that any Of these dances
Of mine is superior 10 the others but
I do feel that. combined, they will be
the realm OF society dancing and to
be gratefully welcomed by both dancers
and dancing spectators.
In the beginning with "the PavIo-
wanna which / shall plctorlally illus
trate and describe III SIX articles, I
wish 10 say that IL is performed in "a
time and is OF Spanish character.
Though demanding many open" posi-
tions. IL is not difficult because IL par
takes OF the sOcaned fancy" elements.
CCsisting Of five figures, which We
may roughly divide into three sections,
the PavlOwana" begins with the
dancers in an open position. The
various steps require, first "A forward
walk side by side. the inside hands
clasped- Then follows series Of back
ward steps. first IN open" then in par
TALLY closed" positions. and after this
"a formal salutatiOn performed by the
woman as well as the man.
Progressing, the partners now eX-
eCute a walk around figure. with
arms on hips. and commence the fifth
figure with a turn by the woman under
her own and her partners arms From
this to the next step. which is half
walk around" is a simple and effec-
tive development and with its compile
tion the partners are prepared TO re-
sumo the first step, starting the dance
anew.
The start OF ''the Pavlowana~ Is made
by the woman with her left foot. and
the man with his right. Standing in
fun open" position, side by side. the
woman on her partners right. they
clasp hands and move forward in three
stately steps the FIRST one about -
inches in length, the others OF about
six 10 eight inches each. As the steps
continue the dancers bring their
clasped hands forward, gradually rails
ing the arms to a point above their
heads and before them.
The photograph herewith shown rep
rcsentS myself and my partner at the
finish OF the first figure. The count
Of one two" three" -four" is
proper 10 use even though the music is
"a time And it proceeds in this fash
ion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
IA Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of this date 1901.

Islander upon the city Of FL Paso.
published in the Colorado City clipper
has stirred up a storm Of indign2 ton
among the people Of this city lnat
threatens to raise the hair Of the editor
before it subsidies The article in cues
tor alleged that bubonic plague exists
~ Il Paso's Chinatown
II. C. Gerber Of ParraL is a business
+. S. Deal. a Tucson merchant is in
the city ON business
Felix Martinez returned this morning
fr1G business trip 20 Las Vegas
Charles Newman and his mother VIII
leave tonight for q trip TO California
c. IT. Brown. mining man OF Mag
daleua, n. r., Is a business visitor mere
Charles Ross Of Albuquerque, Is a
visitor in the city. He viii remain sew
J.. s. Patterson. Of Clint. Tex. is I'm
the city on business. He Will be here
" r. Juan and T. G. Ascarete came
from Las Cruces this morning They are
en- route to their ranches in Mexico
T. =. Hunt, commercial agent Of the
Southern Pacific went TO Tucson this
morning He viii return in a few days
and move his family here
Col. W c. Greene, president OF the
Greene Consolidated Copper company,
is expected here tonight He has been
IT. New York and is accompanied Ly
1lTs Greene
AIr and Mrs Fowden. Of Riverside.
Calf. spent yesterday in FL Paso. They
are on their way 10 Georgetown, VII
hanson county. Tex. and stopped off
here day TO visit their friend. Harry
Edwards. In the O. H. car department
Joe Qualey. viii known mining man
OF Chihuahua. arrived in FL Paso from
New York yesterday. Nfr. Qualey has
been very i'll in a hospital in Chicago
since he left here but Is now entirely
recovered From here he will visit his
mines in Chihuahua
j. d. Hubbell will leave tomorrow
for his home in Havana, Cuba He VIII
return On about two weeks and give
his attention 10 the ranch properties he
purchased recently near FL Paso- lie
proposes stocking the ranch with fine
cstttle and hopes to make IL one OF the
best ranches In the west
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
Receptions.

Mrs. r. 3. Homan entertained with
a delightful reception Saturday after
noon at her home on Arizona street in
honor Of her sister. Mrs. 7. y. Jones.
Of Tyler Tex. and Of DR.. HOman g
sister, Mrs Willis r Smith. who has
recently come here 10 reside. Mrs
HOmau and her guests Of honor re-
ceived the callers in the living room.
which was attracuvely decorated with
pink carnations snap-dragOns and
ferns Airs. ~. =. Miller met the
suests at the door and the guests
cards were received by little Mary
Virginia HOman and Robert Homan.
Tea and refreshments were served in
the dining room. which was decorated
in yellow suap-dragOns and jonquils
Mrs r. f. Thomson and Airs. j. B.
Gray poured tea from a prettily dec
GRATED table, which was covered with
Mexican embroidery and ornamented
with jonquils, snapdraEons and ferns
i'm crystal basket. Yellow tulle tied
the handle of the basket The host
ess was assisted in entertaining and
serving her guests by Alesdames
Frank W. Berkshire. W. L. Foxworth,
G. %. Rucker, T. W. Lanicr. c. l.
Vowel, H. l.. Wright, Misses Estelle
Berrien. Lola Bess Smith. Nellie smith
and Emily Kemp. About $50 guests
called during the afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
Weddings.

Edwin o. Daue. of Chihuahua. Mex
and Miss Carolyn L Freeman we're mar
ried sunday afternoon in Palms Court
By Rev. Herman G.. Porter only a very
few OF the most intimate friends were
present. Mr. and Mrs Daue viii make
their home in Chihuahua
Miss Verda Barnes and HarIand
kiofcr were quietly married Saturday
evening in the church OF st. Clement
by Rev. Henry Easter Only the families
OF the young couple attended the cere-
mcuy- The bride wore a gown Of gray
silk with a pink chiffon hat and car
ried pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs Kiefer
will make their home in the Fenneu
apartments, where they will be at home
to their friends after May /. The
bride is the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
for a number OF years Mr. kiefcr is
the son Of Mr. and Mrs. c. G.. Kiefer-
The wedding of Miss Reba Elliott
and Otto Armstrong viii occur Satur-
day night at o'clock in Westminster
Presbyterian church. Rev J. L. Abbott
viii perform the ceremony. Miss
Beatrice Pateman viii be the maid Of
honor. Mason Pollard will be the best
man. -Four of the brides school girl
friends viii be the ushers and brides
maids They are: Misses Mary Wad-
liugton. Dema FlecE. Beulah Brown and
Anita Maetze Immediately after the
ceremony Afr- Armstrong and his bride
viii leave for east Texas on a wedding
trip. Upon their return they viii make
their home I'm their new bungalow in
Richmond Terrace.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
EIPnsoans Amau.

Mrs. L. a. Powers and children left
today for Attica. Indiana. where Mrs.
PoWers's father is seriously ILL.,
J. r. Childers, Of 1905 Bliss street. &C
compauied by his little granddaughter,
Alice Jane Combs, left today for Mis-
souri, and Kansas. 20 be gone two months
on a business and pleasure trip
Miss Frances Foster. who has been
visiting her aunt in san Francisco for
several weeks, while attending tho
Panama Pacific exposition. is now Wis
iting her grandmother in san Diego
and attending the Panama California
exposition. Before returning to Ell Paso
she viii visit friends in Los Angeles for
several weeks.
1Ir. and Mrs. J. Raymond left Sat
urday night for California. where they
win make their home. Mr.. Raymond
has been the assistant manager of
Providence hospital for several years
He will be succeeded by W. C. White.
Mrs Raymond has been the superin-
tendent Of nurses for some time. Miss
Edith Patten. Of Los Angeles, sue
ceeds her in that position.
Practieed years with skill and success
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
41sT DISTRICT COURT.
p r RrHre- R-.wfsIfmu

Exparte Sidney Lloyd Rothmzn.
application for writ OF habeas corpus
for custody Of child; fled.
". ". Page and Maud Page vs.
Joseph 3. 1IcSpadden and Clair Z Nc
Spadden, trespass TO try title; fled
Lamar Davis vs.. z S. Newman tres-
pass TO try title, on trial
City Of II PasO vs. Pablo Telles.
trespass to try title; filed
City OF FL PasO vs. George Look
and S. Storms, trespass 10 try titlss
filed
Shirley Eaton Hulett vs. Ethan
Jospeh Eaton et al, suit for Petition
filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
The COURTS
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Hem ID. CIavfnrl. nre.laInr

VIM. p Balm, charged with violation
or Mann act; jury disagreed
C. Garcia, charged with altering a
government check; plea OF guilty en-
tered sentenced TO six months in jail
and fined s1O0.
United States vs.. John q. Nay Ct al.
charged with using the mails 10 de-
fraud. found not guilty and released.
United States vs.. Clare L. Rogers.
charged with embeZzlement OF s25,-
600 from the mails; on trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
More steInway Pianos.

The last shipment OF these world Re
noWned Pianos was entirely sold al
most Immediately after arrival An
other shipment Will arrive this week
and We suggest placing your order at
once. II Paso Piano Co.. ". r. Schultz,
Prop 2OS south side OF Texas street.
Oldest house in Fl Paso.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
Musical.

Mrs. IT. il. stark and Mrs W r.
Brown VIII give a recital IN the ball
room OF the Paso del Norte Tuesday
evening Il Sis. ana all their friends
are warmly invited TO come. This Is
the recital that had been planned for
last SUNDAY but was postponed on ac-
count OF Mrs Brown being delayed 10y
floods in New Mexico. Mrs. Stark's
vocal interpretations are always de-
lightful. and no one has cone more than
Mrs Brown TO develop and gratify the
musical llsle nr LLL. oltL-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19

HlFIan F0Olf FreaIdInE.
Aurelio Gonzalez vs. T. II. Bruce,
suit for dana ges. filed.
VictorianO Avila vs. r. D. Love Cattle
company, suit on contract, filed
T. c. Lyons vs. Harry Rosenberg,
individually and as survivor Of the CO.
partnership OF Harry NJ Rosenberg and
as independent representative Of NJ
RoSen berg. deceased. attachment. fled
state Of Texas vs. Jose Perez. carry
ing a pistol, filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
s4TH DISTRICT COURT.

Ethel Littel vs. FL Paso & Southwest
ern, suit for 10000; damages for per-
sonal injuries; judgment for plaintiff
for $500.
Exparte Tom Robatham. habeas cor
pus proceedings released on giving
bond for $3.50
Ella ~ Carr VS.. s. ". Carr. divorces
filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
0sTH DIsTRICT CpURT.

sam Dreben VS.. Leonardo Canaan. suit
for commission; filed.
sam Dreben VS. First National bank,
garnishment, filed.
E. HinOjOs VS. Southwestern Paving
company, suit for damages; on trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
ELPnsonns Retnrnino.

Mrs. V. P. Stafford and daughter.
Miss Nell, are expected to return soon
from Los Angeles. Miss AIadaleue will
remain to complete her term in school
there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
How To Dance the Pavlowana
Seventh of Series of IS Articles the Modern Dance
b NILE. ANNA PAvLOwA

Mile. Paylowa's =
newesi social dance.
The PapIowana.
Photos posed By
Nile. PapIOUa and
her dancing partner,
". Cuisine.
Photo copyright, BY
Max RabiHof.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
,. J. Murphy, Presiding.
State Of Texas vs.. s. II. Veati
" j.. Hawkins. murder; bound @
INFANTRY REGIMENTS TO
co ny RANCE UEnN

Infantrymen OF the sixth and 18th
infantry regiments viii go to the
rifle range in Dona Ana county. y. ~.
Wednesday for a month on the range
The regiments Will 90 with their
complete camp and field equipment
and viii spend the entire month on
the range as the annual shoot