El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06

HERE is a little woman going
about the streets and soldier
= camps or tine city carrying on .
work that will bring her reward
somewhere. some time, II not here
MIS-. Evelyn Utterback is her name
HAVING lost a husband and two broth
e-s in the service Of the United states
ARM. she fs devoting her life TO work
among the soldiers and those with
whom they come into close contact
BEING d professional nurse, her services
arc of -,urf- value to those with whom
she comes in touch Just AT preseIit
sbe is looking after half dozen young
mothers or near mothers whose nUS
hands are in the service. ana sIe =
alss doing what she can TOT
ciris-one in particular-Who nave
loved too we'll. but not wisely, since
the soldiers came to the border
TWENTY-FIVE boys from OWenspoIo,
Ky are in the service Of the Cnlteu
S+stes regular army in FL Psso or in
Mexico. and their letters TO the lolhs
back home resulted IN the tornatlol
OF a Red Cross chapter there- ME
T-rterhsck whose home IS IN tnat pref
- Ii+tIe Kentucky city, was selected
70 come 10 the border : the repre-
sentative of the Greensboro cnapteI'
with instructions to give relef wnete
= vas needed. either 10 soldiers OF
+bair wives and families. but TO give
particular attention to the iamlllss-
She has been here now seEeTal Weehs
and has been kept busy PrlqI 40 a.,
centinR the commission. she had sut-
fara5 three bereavements as result
Of the United Statess military pollcs
in connection with Mexico her nus
band vent out with the Funston eX-
e5ftion from Galveston TO Neracruz
and was killed on the picker Ahes "
Mexican snipers- Her brother Ven
down with Pershing into Mexico atter
Of he
,-icfirns al Parral. Another nrotner
vas in the regular service al Laredo
and also gave up his life since coming
ro the border. She has another brOthet
still in the service with Gen PershIng
HI Mrs. Ttterback may be seen con-
s+an+Iv moving about among her
charges. all of whom are seal'eIeu
IN widely different parts OF the city
offering consolation or help that Is
more practical. at all hours OF the day
and night. She is on salary, h--t all
save that which is necessary TO ouy
800 md clothing. she turns back into
the work which is enabling her TO par
tally forget her triple sorrow
II Il wasn't for the fun Of getting
biIls and greeting collectors every
month. wouldn't the first be m0noton-
Gus?
u c Booth disagrees with Geo
Theisen that ice cream eaten after
drinking bottle of beer will not hurt
fellow However. I don't believe D.
Q ever monkeyed with anything as
weak as beer. so I prefer TO believe
George Booth is authority on "nobby
treads--both varieties
Capt. A. P Watts, recently quarter
master at Fort Bliss. is q native Texan
and not ashamed to admit it. He played
professional baseball at one time in the
Texas league and is an old time friend
Of John McClosky. owner of the local
ball park In the Spanish American
war capt Watts was a first sergeant
in the same regiment Of volunteers
18th Texas in which Alfred Burges-
brother of VIII and R F.-was cap
tain Henry A. Hannigan. captain IN
the 22d infantry, and known to many
Fl Pasoans, was a first lieutenant in
the same regiment Capt Hannlgan
IS now Instructor of militia in the state
Of California. stationed at Sacramento
District attorney W. W. Bridgers IS
IN position to get at the bottom OF
things - a1'--i-O witnesses before the