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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28

loWe'en symbols eud motifs viii pre-
dominate at all parties through the
Week IN the decorations and table ap-
pointments
A Halloween dance viii he given Fri
day night by Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
George Billings at their home on Eoule-
ward and Austin street
The annual Young Women-s Chris
tan association Halloween party will
be given tonight in the downtown
rooms OF the association
The usual hop at Fort Bliss IN Sat
urday night VIII be- held and the II
PasO Country clubs SATURDAY night
club.
Next 10 the Halloween frolics the
grand opera concert TO be given Friday
night in the Texas Grand theater by
Rafael biaz, tenor. and oliver Denton.
pianist. for the benefit OF the high
school pipe organ fund. VIII hold the
city's interest Much in praise of these
two musicians has been heard here.
so III Paso music lovers are warrant
ed in expecting a real treat A recep-
uon Tor the musicians viii he given
ON Thursday afternoon from TO in
Hotel PaSO del NOrte for the patrons
and patroneSses of the event and their
friends Mrs J. F. Bowen will enter
tain with a reception for the TWO mu-
slcianS some time Outing the week at
her home on Montana street. at which
the guests viii be the musical people
Bride-to-be affairs run continuous
enga cement ON the society calendar
Miss Hattie Mae LOrerz. who is TO be
married early in November. viii be the
guest Of honor at . number of parties
Today she is being entertained 10y Mrs
VIII T owen with a luncheon and this
afternoon by Miss Kate Stoker with
bridge party. Thursday Miss Milda
Connolly viii give party in her honor.
Friday. Miss LOretZ will be the honor
guest at a party given by Mrs. George
Franklin and Mrs. &. L. Sirmans. sat
breakfast complimentary 10 Miss LOretZ
and in the afternoon Miss sue Lattner
and Miss Alicia Swami entertain for
her with q card party.
Mrs David Leroy Pickens. who is a
bride Of a few weeks. viii be the guest
Of honor al a party TO be given Satur-
day by Miss Isabelle Valentine. at her
home or Rio Grande street
X
Many Of the clubs which discontinued
meeting during the exposition weeks.
viii resume their meetings Mrs. Y A
Pacetti viii entertain the Jolly club
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. w J. Quigley
viii entertain the Pioneer Bridge club
members Monday afternoon. Mrs Roy
D Barnum has the members OF the
Buttinski Crochet club as her guests
Thursday afternoon
The Business Woman's club viii meet
Monday evening at $50 o'clock in the
down town rooms of the Young WOm-
ems Christian association The mem
bers viii have supper together and
then viii enjoy an interesting pro-
gram.
The usual meeting Of the FL Paso
Equal Franchise league viii be held
afternoon at 3 o'clock The b
league viii return t. its old meeting
place in the chamber Of commerce. now
that the exposition is over. The lea que .
viii hold a suffrage rally Monday eve
ming AT s o'clock in the First Chris q
ton church The speakers viii be }
Richard F Burgess. district attorney +
l. :. GOen and John Fielding. jr-. and /
an article written by judge Leigh Clark I
will be read There will also be good }
music.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28
HALLOWEEN FUN TO MAKE UP
MOST OF THE SOCIAL AFFAIRS FOR
THE COMING WEEK; CUPID BUSY
BY RUTH MONRo AUGUR.

7 SN'T It nice that the majority OF
people never really at heart grow
i up If everybody grew up in heart
as well as in body, what an awfully
prim, weary. illusioaIess world this good
old round bali would become because
people are sensible and Just won't grow
Up in spite Of old Father Time. ---2lles
Halloween. Thanksgiving time, Chi;st-
mas. st. Valentines day and circus day
such happy. froliclzy. occasions. Hal
lowe'en is coming this week: SO is the
circus. Halloween Is such an auda-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28
Women'S ORGANIZATIONS.

The first meeting Of the Womans
club Tor the season will be held No
vemher in the new club house. which
IS rapidly nearing completion The
board Of directors Of the club viii meet
this coming Tuesday at the home Of
Mrs Charles 3. Stevens.
The St Patrick's altar guild members
were entertained Friday afternoon by
Airs. ". II Zinkler at her home on
Missouri street The afternoon was
spent in fancy work Refreshments were
served. The hostess was assisted in en-
tertaining by Mrs. Charles Foutz. Mrs.
A. Mckinney and Miss Mary Hickey.
Mrs. J. F Williams entertained the
members Of the Fancy Work club Fri
day afternoon at her home on Alagoffin
avenue All the members were pres
eut The time was passed in sewing
and light refreshments were served
by the hostess Mrs f a Shelton will
entertain the club at its next meeting,
November g
Mrs. H 3. Mcdowell was hostess to
the Idle Wives club Thursday after
noon at her home 1871 Hastings street
The afternoon was spent in fancy work
A two course luncheon was served at
the close Of the afternoon Halloween
symbols decorated the rooms The guest
o. the club was Mrs. A Mayes. Of
Tampa sas. Tex Mrs C c. Roberts. will
entertain the club on Nov. 2. at her
home on Bliss street
A Halloween party was given Friday
evening by Circle five of the First
Methodist church Aid society in the
church parlOrs. The rooms were at
tractively decorated Shocks OF corn
and sheaves Of grain were massed
about the pillars and pumpkin jack
o lanterns were used as lights. There
were = tables at which Halloween
games were played Apples were bobbed
Tor and there were all sorts of HALO /
we'en amusemen-s. Miss Dorothy Par
ker and Miss Hazel Spence played a
piano duet Miss Marion Pullman
played number Of piano solos. a.
Cassadi. OF the Third Ohio infantry,
sang Miss 4 Core. Of Washington. /
Pa told fortunes. disguised as a witch. [,
refreshments We're served.
The party was very largely attended. Z
Mrs A. A Jones was the general chair (
man Mrs s. E. Knudson was In I
charge OF the refreshments and Mrs. (
W. RAIDER OF the program. !
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28
TUo Dinner Parties At Sells
Floto Circus Tent On Monday

Capacity reservations have been made
for the fOrtnightly dinner-dance Of the
ToItec club Thursday night Among
those who VIII entertain dinner parties
are Mr. and Mrs. L. $ Stewart, Mr.
and Mrs Frank NJ Murchiscn. Mr. and
Mrs Charles II. Leavel, Mr. and Mrs
W L. Tooley. Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. Semple-
Lieut. and Mrs. Henry = Lewis. Mr.
l. Collins. Gen Charles NJ Clement.
cant. Clyffard Game Lieut.. Edward
Hopes. Lieut. T. X Tulidge and J. NJ
Wyart
Mrs. IT, T Crawford and Mrs. J. H.
Cav. of East Orange. y J.. viii be
she guests Of honor at a luncheon to
be given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
tana street. The luncheon is to be
the first of q series Of luncheOns which
Mrs Turney viii give through the sea
son.
Miss Florence Naucey. Of Rome. Ga.
who is the house guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald p. Gnlies. viii be the guest OF
honor at dinner. to be given Thursdav
evening. by Mr.. and Mrs. W l. TOOley,
al the Toltec club dinner dance
J. r. Brooke Will entertain this
evening with dinner at the Harvey
House. in honor OF Mrs. L. II. Mont
gomery. Of Austin. who is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Davis
Mrs W A. Walker is entertaining
This evening at her home. SIS North
Virginia street. with dinner in honor
OF the birthday anniversary Of her
daughter. Miss Ruth Walker
a dinner WIZ be given Tuesday eve
ming bv Col Charles ". Taylor al his
quarters az Fort Bliss preceding the
Halloween dance AT the Officers club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28

cious. picturesque. reckless sort Of a
nan -felloW-W ell-met chap that. as the
ringleader of FUN, he Jokes people out
OF their accustomed Urimness and sol
emnlty and gets them in a nice holi-
day state Of mind TO greet Miss
Thanksgiving and dear old Father
Christmas and Santa Claus later on
II fasOans have more fun than the
average time with Halloween In
stead OF making their neighbors
Srlef by malicious. practical jokes
and wrecked property. after the man
uer OF some GuSrrenerOuS tOMuSpeOulr-
II Pasouas have their fun in fancy
costume dances and ghost parties. And
tagging right al the heels Of Jester
Halloween is little fat Dan Cupid
having the best kind OF n time with
his playthiuss Of human hearts.
A number Of big Halloween frolics
viii occur this week at the various
clubs
At the Officers club at Fort Bliss
masquerade dance VIII be given Tues
day night that is expected TO be one
Of the gayest and most delightful
events Of the season
At the West Nsleta Country Club q
Halloween dance viii be given Tues
day night
The Elks viii entertain the members
and friends Of the order with q novelty
dance in the club house, Tuesday night.
The Hai-Wai club members. all young
people from the Y NJ. &. A the high
school and the Texas School of Mines
hlaAl-u44I lot q 1nztllnMt en- dance
Tuesday night in the odd Fellows hall.
Miss blanche White viii give a Hal
lOwe'en masquerade dance Tuesday
night at the home Of Mrs c. F Holz-
warth on Bliss street
Little Miss Ruth McNary viii have
Halloween party for her young
friends Tuesday at her home on Ari-
IONA street and a number Of other in
formal Halloween parties are being
planned
The fortnighty dinner-dance Of the
Toltec club Thursday night viii have
the Halloween features and the Hal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28

IL is surprising how each month
shows a steady increase in our bust
ness with men We realize that men
are just as uarticula- as wor-e7 when
il comes 70 Toilet Articles and Shaving
accessories We are Just - particular
when IL comes 10 selecting our stocks
For that reason We give satisfaction.
our stocks are complete and each
article is rightly priced
We believe We have the most com
plete stock Of Razors-both safety and
regular-to be found in the southwest
This applies to shaving accessories as
we'll
You viii be pleased with our goods
and our service. We are building up
% big business by catering to the spe-
cial needs Of men.
scott White 4 Co.
Safety First" Druggists
Mills Bldg. ROberts-B Banner Bldg
Depot Pharmacy.-Adv.
Lowney'S delicious Chocolates fresh
stock received weekly. Warner Drug
Co. Telephones 1912 73S.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28
There's No Room In
Business for Half
Trained People

Employers have neither the time nor
the patience TO finish the commercial
education of their office assistants.
That's why 1t behooves southwestern
people TO get their business training
at TINS school-an institution which
emphasizes thOroughness and which
has gained the complete confidence OF
employers.
Investigate before YOU decide That's
wise Try our work before you pay.
That's fair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28

DISAPPOINTED-It can't always be
avoided. Next time your druggist
hasn't the ZirOue for making my CON 4
pieNiOn formula. send fifty cents rOI
Secretary TO Valeska Suratt. Thomp-t
son Building. Chicago. III" and Il will
be sent 20 you at once
MRS. 3. o. T-Your hair IS brittle
because Of the soap and ordinary
shampOOs YOU have been using You
know they all contain alkali- That
dries up the natural oils Now. Just
dissolve a teaspOOnful OF eggol In a
cup Of water and use as a headwash
and you'll see how different your hair
VIII be All fatty accommodations and
dgndruff viii disappear like magic
XOu'u never use anything else Enough,
eEgol can be obtained for twenty-five
cents at the drug store for over
dozen Of these shampoos
QUESTION-Tou can hardly get a
face powder that isn't Chalky. 7 had4as
face powder made specially for my ON
Use for this reason II is now sold -
drug stores and known as ValeskA
Suratt Face Powder. at fifty cents, in
white flesh and brunette. You never
used d finer powder II is invisible and
gives q wonderful bloom 20 the com
plexion-
MISS Z. O. CT wish I had known
30 before. 7 could have saved you three,
years Of misery NY dear. you can get
I'D all those IlattNre-llS III q LeA-4
minutes by sprinkling some powdered
neroEin on a wet sponge and rubbing
f- over the blackheads- Tt works every
time, The nerOXin can be gotten 81
any drug store YOu'u he happy again.
poor sirl and vOu'u forget YOU ever
hed those humiliating little pests
HOPINC-It isn't right TO claim that
The bust can be developed in every
case There's always a doubt. Here's ;
q formula. though. which. IL anything
can should do the work and do II
ouicEly- To a half pint of cold water
add two ounces OF ruetone and a halS
Gun OF SUGAR. Mix thoroughly and take
two teasDoonfuls Of this after each
meal and at bedtime ANY drug store
can supply you with the ruetone-
can supply you with the ruetone.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28

For the meeting Of Texas FederatiOn
OF Women's Clubs in sherman NJvem-
Der 18th
All Texas lines have arranged 10 sell
round trip tickets to Sherman on No
vember 18th and 18th. and for trains
scheduled TO arrive at that point No
vember 18th at rate Of one and one
third fare
All tickets TO be limited u reach
original starting point prior to mid
night Of November 18th, l916.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28

We can give you the Rest Service
and range OF styles to select from On
wedding Invitations and visiting cards.
Announcements, too. Our way OF doing
business VIII please you. Fl PasO
Printing Co. los Main St.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28
a.5UIIER MADE

a3IIILER MADE" House Dresses Of
best grade Of Percale OF Bingham. made
10 measure. $50. The Miller Made Co.,
298 East Missouri Street Phone 1872.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28

For a pleasant and effective laxative
Try a . cent bottle OF our Cascara
Laxative Syrup. Warner Drug Co.
Telephone 1871 2-7a2 ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28

supernuOus hair, moles an dali facial
blemIshes removed. Features corrected
Mrs. Grace A Benson, Face Specialist,
25 Buckler Bldg.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28

g d44 nappy- The results proved I told
the truth It's wonderful hair grow
er. this I'll give il TO Won right here
Mix II yourself at home today. and
start using &c. Then you'll send me q
KISS by wire" Get one ounce of beta
fuinol from your druggist and mix
cohol. or fun pint Of bay rum instead
OF wafer and alcohol Rub into SCALP
very freely with the fingers every dav-
needn't tell YOU all the results. you'll
see them yourself in short time II
has the world beaten as q hair grower.
ma sing hair long. silky. heautifuL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28
WIZ Nnf

ChimayO InG. -1.e Scarfs. as low
as S1.25. Beach's Arr shop. City Ma
tional Bank BldE-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28
It Makes Han. Grow
They're Al Just Raping Over It
I've Nevg Seen Anrthing Like
1t In Al Nv Stage Career"
Says VGleska
Surdti.
Nv NALESkA SrRAT1

ny AAE~hA II hAA !.
THEY Thought I was acting
when I BEGAN telling some of
my friends about the results
OF hair grower which 1 had pre-
pared myself after several years
Of experimenting and looking
up on the 20 O." Well I said
III let YOU try il yourselves. and
I'm not going 10 ask YOU any
thing about the resIlts-Tll wai-
until YOU come back and say
something-Only don't mob me-
Well 7 wasn't mobbed girls but
J. was kissed. Think of il. But
they We're all women-evervon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28
ANSWERS To QUESTIONS.

rs " Fms To q u tsNIlONS-
Mrs T. @ G--Cheer up You'll he
one Of the happiest women in the world
IN few days I can promise YOU that
because your dream Of a beautiful com
pleNlon VIII surely come true If Won do
as 1 say Thousands have done it. YOU
can DO IT, Tt never fails stop using
all the prepared complexion creams
sold IN the stores and make your own
TINS way. In a few moments Mix one
ounce of zintone and two tablespoon
RUS or glycerine i'm pint Of water.
It's simple and wonderful Every spot
will vanish and leave your skin like
mat OF the fairies you've read about
You can be sure Of il
SUPER HARRIS too bad that
superfluous hair remover left a red spot
on your upper lip. but they an do thai.
Why don't You dissolve those hairs
away. instead of burning them Off
It's the only way Get sUlfo solution ar
the drug store and moIsten the hairs
with it. They just shrivel up and leave
the skin as ir was before and &c re-
moves every hair Use II anywhere on
the body shoulders. arms. arm pits.
face It's magic
MISS y r. What's the way One
actually gets wrinkles trying Co get
rid Of them by using the useless
wrinkle creams sold these days. Ny
dear. break away from them all for
you revelation I've known wonder
ful transformations TO occur iu week
from this formula 10 never fails Get
two ounces OF eptol at any drug store
and mix with tablespoonful or elE-
cerine in half pint OF water HUB lI
in thick. night and moruing- QUIZ
look years younger in miEhty short
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-28

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Shipment weekly Warner Drug Co.
Telephones 731-732-733.-Adv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-19
ANNIsTON

Anniston, July 1s.-(Special.)- )-The news that Capt. Arthur Harrison and 45 of his men had been knocked out by regular army examiners reached Oxford yester- day and aroused a great deal Of inter- est. The examination is said to have shown that Capt. Arthur Harrison was disqualified for active service in the field by weak heart, and his retention in the regular service as a recruiting of ficer with the grade of a captain is very gratifying to his friends. In cases of this kind vacancies are filled upon the gover- nor's recommendation, and it is said that several candidates are already in the field asking for the position formerly held by Captain Harrison.
 Lieut.. o. M Humphries, with five re. cruited men, who have enlisted during the past week, left Tuesday for Mont gomery. Lieutenant Humphries has been medical examination.
 Lieutenant Humphries stated Tuesday morning that the man who succeeded Captain Harrison will be appointed by the commanding officer of the Fourth Regi. ment as the company no longer has tht right to elect it's captain, as the regi ment is considered unit in place of thu company.
 The senior first lieutenant will be ap pointed to the position, and as there wil be a number of vacancies caused b, other officers being thrown out, Lieu tenant Crow of Oxford will stand a good chance of filling his captains boots, be-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-19
Florence Man Accused
 of Impersonating Police to
 Take Wife From Husband

Sheffield, July 1S.-(Special)-It has est crimes ever committed in this sec ton took place in Florence Saturday night when Will Abernathy is alleged to have Kidnapped young married woman by the name of Shellie Martin, taking her from her husband at the point of a pistol. According to the statements of Martin and his wife, which agree in general, they were together in the busi- ness district of Florence Saturday night when Abernathy approached, and told them that he was chief of police and was arresting them for vagrancy. He then, according to their statements, drew d pistol on Martin and told him ito beat it," that he was going to lock the woman up, and ordered her to go with him, which she did. She says he carried her to the woods where he forced her to drink and spend the night with him. The next morning sie was found making her way to her home at Ashcraft Cotton mills, and was said to have been intoxi- cated. Her husband, meantime, had re- ported the matter to the police.
 Abernathy was found and arrested and at first denied the charge, but later ad- mitted his guilt, it is said. He and the woman were placed in jail and prelimi- nary trial will be had later
 The charges constitute capital off, fense Martin and his wife are leoth un- der 20 years of age, and only recently moved to Florence, their former home having been in the country near Hunts vile. Abernathy, it is claimed, took ad- vantage of their ignorance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-19
EXCITING RACING
 FEATURES CIRCUIT Rain Interferes in Sweep stakes-NewcOmers Win
 in Other Events

Cleveland, O., July 1S.-The second day of the Grand Circuit races at North Randall furnished some exciting and gruel- ling racing which, however, was cut short by rain. But one heat was raced in the sweepstakes for 218 trotters and the 2:05 pace. They will be run off tomor- row.
 The two races which were finished to- day were won by horses making their Grand Circuit debut from the half-miie ( circuits. The Exposer won the 2:1S trot but was compelled to race four fast miles to win. The Exposer was third in the pool selling
 Kate Mckinney, ably driven by Nal low, caused a sensation by upsetting al predictions and winning the PIP pace She, too, was forced to travel four heats to win.
 The only heat of the Randall sweep. stakes, for 2:1S trotters was won by Ex- pressive Lou. Walter Cox drove Camelia home in front in the only heat of the 2:05 pace. The Beaver was second.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-19

The pond conditions on Main street in Oxford will be remedied in the near fu- ture by the city authorities. The recent heavy rains have caused two low places to fill up with water and several fam lilies have been greatly inconvenienced thereby. The raising of the streets by city authorities and the subsequent re- fusal of property holders to allow the passage of the water across their lots caused the present condition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-19
cause of his long service in the National

John Crossley, the young white man who was sent to the mines from this county on the charge of robbng the bodies of Arthur Gaboury and Roy Watson, and who escaped about two months ago. was captured by Sheriff Borders near the home of the prisoners father. Crossey was sent back to the mines this morning
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-19
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Lyric


 The generous applause accorded the five acts offered at the Lyric, both after. noon and night, shows the public ap- proval of the return to vaudeville.
 Klass and Bernie, the fiddle up boys. T are musicians that please both the classic lovers of music as well as the ragtimc fiend. and were forced to play several encore numbers.
 Handkerchief No. 15' also delights the audience and draws round after round oi deafening applause. while the Upside Down Boys" and Burley and Burley, ths comedy duo, come in for most deserv. ing share of recognition for their clever feats and comic stunts.
 The Edge of the World,'' with Miss Bettina as the spirit of color, was both puzzling and delighting. This is indeed a wonderful hoto-electrical presentation of the wonderful blendings of colors anG proved unique and interesting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-19
HALL
 ORDERED CLOSED
Commissioner Barber Recites Some of the Things Recently Seen There
 on Inspection Trips

Recreation hall, dance hall located at the corner of Fourth avenue and Twen- tieth street, and relic of the days when Birmingham was slightly livelier than it is today, will close it's doors on Saturday mission.
 Manager Lonnie Dunlap appeared be- fore the city commission yesterday and agreed to close the place after Com missioner Arlie Barber had spoken at length on the recreation furnished at the dance hall. According to Commissioner Barber, he found on recent inspection of the place an orchestra furnishing strident chords, composed of two negroes and white man. On other inspections, Commissioner Barber said he made other rare discoveries.