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line Goldberg, Messrs. Albert Pos. j.
Tatle, Of Fitzgerald and Misses Ida
Dunn, Rosa Lease, Ida Robinovitzs.
of Dublin, Ga.
Mrs. r. G. Noyes and family and
Misses Nell Noyes and julie Foster
leave the first of July for St Simons
TO spend the summer They will be
joined later by Misses Resale and
Elizabeth Floyd and Georgia Foster
Who win be their guests Savannah
News.
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The STORES TO
CLOSE EARLY

We, the undersigned merchants
have agreed to close our places Of
business each day Of the week, except
Saturday at 6 p. m, commencing
Thursday, June 18th, 1916.
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INTERESTING LADIES MEErlNe.


The Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church entertained the la
dies of the congregation in the church
parlors, Monday afternoon. II was
their privilege to listen to a most
enjoyable and instructive talk by Mrs.
w. G. Wrisborough, superintendent
OF the Woman's Auxiliary of the
Southern Presbyterian church. In a
forceful manner she spoke OF the op.
portunities, needs and progress of the
work in the Foreign Field: and then.
with equal earnestess, she told of the
conditions. in the home land. One
startling fact that made lasting i'm
towns west of the Mississippi River,
that are without churches" A pleas
ant social hour followed the address
during which the young ladies of the
Christian Endeavor society served re.
freshments.
Miss Mildred Wade Is the guest
of Miss Emma Lewis at Jamaica.
Miss Fanny Smith leaves next week
TO visit relatives in Jacksonville and
st. Augustine.
Mrs Fred Cowman and children of
Macon are visiting relatives here for
several days.
Mrs r. L. Shackelford. Of JeSyl Is
land, is spending several days in the
city.
Miss Belle Walker has as her guests
her brother. Mr.. Maxwell Walker of
Patterson. Ga.
Mrs. Wade Mcdonald and Mrs Err
nest Mcdonald and children have re-
turned from n visit TO Savannah.
Mrs. d. T.. Roche will have as her
guest shortly her sister Mrs. J. ID.
Hampton of Thomas, Ga.
The friends of Mrs. c. w. Blanton
are grieved to know that she contin.
ues Ill at the hospital.
Miss Clara Pyles entertains infor.
mally Friday evening at her home on
Union street.
Miss Jessie-Lee HUFF has as her
guest Miss May Louise Wilcox, OF Sa-
vannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Dickson and son
are the guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Nal.
colin Jones in Macon.
Mrs. u. p. Roche and Mrs. Mary
Griffin leave today for Savannah,
where the latter will undergo an op'
GRAFTON on her nose.
Mrs. A. L. Church and Miss Julia
Church leave this week for st. 10
seph, Mich. TO spend the summer.
Mrs, s. J. Gordon has as her guests
Mrs. b. f. Lewis. Miss Frances and
Master Wade Levi, of oglethorpe,
Ga.
Mrs. W. A. Schoeppel has as her
guests, Mrs. John Beaton, Miss Stella
and Master Wilbur Beaton, Of Way.
cross.
MIR. and Mrs. Mumford Tison and
little daughter have returned TO Sa.
vannah after spending the weekend
tho guest Of Mrs. ]. Il. Danforth and
Mrs. Maud Symons,
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Wengrow have as
their guests, Mrs. Goldberg, Miss Pau
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HOW TO FEEL GOOD TOMORROW

HOW TO FEEL GOOD TOMORROW.
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or some of the other conditions caus
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and you will feel better. in the morn
lg.
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Stomach Troubles and Constipation.

olUWdCH TToUpIes ana CohstlpatIon.
II will cheerfully say that Chamber
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tory remedy for stomach trouble and
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N. Y. Obtainable everywhere.
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When you want help. when
you are going to sell, when you
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WHAT COULD BE LEAsANTER
THAN TO SPEND THE WEEKEND
AT HOTEL ST. SlMoNS?
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MkyR's,s%ss1sIastp.. REMEDY
W STOMACHtnleSsSI!

Gail stones, cancer ana Ulcers OF the
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CITY TAX NOTICE

Save money by paying City taxes
now. Discount period expires July 10.
Yours truly, n. ID. RUSSELL.
Clerkof Council.
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AsHEViLLE, N. c., ......... .s15.4o
On sale daily all summer;
Final limit, Oct. 81.
ATLANTA, GA. ....... 5 $50
On sale July IL and IL.
Final limit July 10.
ATHENS, GA. ........... S e.10
On sale various dates
Returning within Is days.
BALTIMORE, MD. .,........ $3.50
On sale July 5, 6, Z, and .
Final limit July 10.
BUFFALO, N. Y. ..... .$37.4o
On sale July s, and 10.
Final limit July 23rd.
BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. c., .$12.4o
On sale various dates.
Good returning within II days.
CINCINNATI, OHIO $23.35
On sale July IA, Is and 16;
Final limit July 25th.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN 49,. $500
On sale July to inclusive
Returning within 81 days.
KNOXVILLE, TENN. .........$t4.5o
On sale various dates.
Returning within is days.
LOUISVILLE, KY. .........$2 1920
On sale July 81, %. "a and 25
Final limit August list
LAKE JuNALuSkA, N. c., .Sf2.75
On sale July 8 to 14th
Final limit July Goth.
NASHVILLE, TENN, ...$17.25
On sale various dates.
Returning within fifteen days.
WAYNESViLLE, N. c., ....S12.75
On sale July 3 to II inclusive.
Final limit July 26th.
Summer Tourists tickets on sale
daily to resort points in the Land of
the Sky" and the Beautiful Sap
phire Country" For literature or fur
Their information call on or address.
E. L. McGOUGAN,
General Agent.
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The Majestic Cigar, RsaGe only with
the best tobacco grown IN Cuba, by ].
M. Prim. Mon who are judges of q
real good smoke buy the Majestic"
Sold at all drug stores.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01

"HANKSGIVING night was very
gala time at the Toltec club 1t
u was the occasion Of the fortnight
~ dinner dance and the assemblage
was larger and cayer than usual, so
much so that it overlooked into the
smaller dining room and the guests
danced in the hall as well as the ball
room. The scene presented in the ball
room was especially pretty. All Of
the tables were decorated with very
tall vases containing big. shaggy,
[. lOng-stemnned. yellow chrysanthemums
Crepe paper luncheon clothes covered
the tables. ornamented with deep Dor
ders in Thanksgiving design OF tur-
keys and autumn foliage There were
small turkeys and pumpkins Tor the
bOnbOn boxes and the favors were va
riOus sorts and sizes OF head coverings
green and white stove pipe hats
white naval officers caps, and the most
carnival appearing, little, close tlttlng
caps, tipped with a small gay coloreo
balloon, giving a very saucy erect 10
the Wearers. The columns OF the bail
room were decorated with ucklers OF
orange and black paper carrying 9uI
the horse show colOrS. and, suspended
from wires overhead. were many bal
looms of various col0rs- Through the
evening. negro cabaret entertainers
sang and did clog dances and slap suck
comedy Miss Alice Allison. the very
clever banjo player. who is one y the
headliners at the Crawford vaudeville
theater this week, delighted the guests
with some very good banjo music.
In keeping with the horse show week
which began Thursday afternoon, the
table at which Carl a. Beers, .presi-
dent IF the Horse Show associstioh'
entertained a dinner party. was deco
rated with a miniature saddle IN the
center, fixed upon a raised stano.
Three, long dashed whips were grouped
about il. tied together at the top win
= big how of orange and black ribbon
Extending down the center ~ the
table was a wide orange ana -black
ribbon runner. On either side tull size
stirrups were laid along the table very
fal1 ornamental wicker baskets. filled
with big shaggy yellow chrysanthe-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
Beautiful Decorations At The
ToLtec Clubs Dinner Dance

NUNS and tied with Dig bows OF black
ribbons, were at each end OF the table.
table The name OF Capt ". +. H
GodsOn's horse. 'Butterbal," the blue
ribbon winner Of the saddle horse class
in the Thursday afternoon events, was
attached to particularly pretty little
black horse and another toy horse bore
a little tag labeled "Old Roman. the
name OF the horse owned by M Beers.
The guests in Mr. Beers's party in
cluded Dr. and Mrs James vance MI;
and Mrs II. r. McClintocS, Mr. and
Mrs r Emmett Hines, Capt and Mrs
Victor 8. Foster. Miss Anne Butcher,
Capt. W f II. GOdson, Capt John W.
Converse: II, Of philadelphia and Il >
Mr.. and Mrs. James Graham McNary
entertained the largest dinner group
of the evening. Their guests were MT
and Mrs W. W. Turney, Mr. and Mrs.
L. :. stewart, Mr.. and Mrs W H.
Burgess. Mr.. and Mrs ]. A Happier,
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Stackhouse, IT.:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Williams, MI. ana
Mrs W. L. TOoley, Mr. and Mrs Donald
s. Gillfes. Mr.. and Mrs Henry 3 Beacn,
Mr.. and Mrs. h T Bowie, Mr.. and Mrs
J. r Primm. Mesdames William o
NicNary. and Robert L Holiday, Miss
Florence Yancey and A p. Coles
Cant and Mrs. William B. Graham
entertained a group composed Of Col
Charles Weybrecht. OF Ohio; Lieut. Col
Alexander \. Stark, Of the medical
corps. Mai. and Mrs. T. ), Grant: tnlIu,
Capt. and Mrs. William C Gardenhire
and Capt. and Mrs. Austin NJ. Pardee
Capt. and Mrs. J. p. Hasson's guests
were Mai and Mrs. William Elllott,
capt. and Mrs. James W Furlow ana
Capt. and Mrs T. r. Warner McCabe-
Lieut. and Mrs Walter Gullon
showed their partially for Kentucky
coloneis in their dinner guests, for IN
their party were four colonies from
Kentuckv These were Col William
CoIston. Col. Jouett Henry, Col Robert
J. McBryde and Col Allen "; Gullion-
The other guests were Col Alfred has
brouck. Mrs Peter Hume, MAJ FREQ
= Rash. Capt and Mrs. Raymond W.
Briggs and capt. Sidney Smith.
A dinner group dining together IN
Guided Capt and Mrs Dean Halford
Mesdames James L. Collins and trane
:. Bowen. Miss Elizabeth Davis. Nal
Cooper VIM and Lieut. sumner waite
Lieut.. A 5. Janeway and Lieut.;
Horace StringfellOw. ir. entertained
Misses Mary Hill and Marie Rlester-
Can't and Mrs. Irving j. carr were
hosts al dinner and their guests we're
Gen. and Mrs. George Bell, IT., Cen
md Mrs. Roger Williams, Lieut. Col
and Mrs. Henry H. Whitney, Lieut. COL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01

s.TRoM the tongues of cats and
their evil minds may the good
Lord deliver us" I really think
that petition should be added to the
church litany. Recently it was my lot
to occupy a seat at an entertainment
in front OF a group Of as sharp
tongued cats as il has ever been my
fate to run across. 1 knew none of
them by name or sight but apparently
they not only knew everyone in the
audience but knew their personal his
tories, past. present and future as
we'll BY the time the entertainment
was finished there was hardly a human
in the hall that their sharp tOngued
remarks or pointed innuendos had not
absolutely 2nnihilated- 1 happened to
know a few OF the women whom they
were tearing to pieces. One Of these.
who was referred to as That thing"
has contributed hours upon hours OF
her time and strength and any amount
OF her personal funds for charity: for
helping poor women and sick little chill
dren and looking after the Unfortu-
nate OF this city ! wondered what OF
good deeds and OF altruism there was
in these critics lives that they should
presume to set themselves Up as
judges OF the universe. They were so
shocked that certain persons in the au-
tain clubs and that the churches toler-
ated their membership. When one con-
siders the power OF suggestion and
those little understood currents Of
thought and their effect upon the sur
rounding people. it was really appall-
ing the amount of venom that was be-
ing turned loose on a helpless world.
After all. in the final judgment, so we
are told in the good book. the good are
to be separated from the bad on the
basis Of deeds-'I was a stranger and
We took me in. hungry and We fed me,
naked and We clothed me. sick and in
prison and We visited me- / am afraid
some people are going 20 De very
greatly surprised when they arrive at
the world beyond and find their social
circles rather split Up.
Hats. no matter how beautiful or
how becoming to their wearers are 10
be frowned upon very severely at the
Gadski concert at the WOmau's club.
The club. both figuratively and liter
ally speaking. has set its french heeled
KID boots very firmly and irrevoc7bly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
PRETTY HORSES AND CHARMING
GIRLS DIVIDE INTEREST AMONG
THOSE AT Ell PASO HORSE SHOW

"a number of men playing guitars and
ukuleles- The guardsmeu sang and
played during the pauses between
events. Occupying the seat with the
driver was Mrs. Guyland y. Blanchard,
OF Denver, wife of Capt. Blanchard.
commanding battery B. Capt Blanch-
ard and Capt Victor ". Hungerford,
Of battery C. were With the Cuardsmen.
Not spill marred the splendid rid
ing of the many contestants and sew
the judges were obliged to extend the
period OF exhibition.
Dam the Best Jumper.
The cleanest and neatest jumping OF
Dan exhibited by Gen. F. st. 7
Greble. and ridden by Lieut.. V. p. En-
win. IN the open jump The contest
called for twice around the ring with
FOUR 4-1oot jumps without wings Inc
horse made two laps with an almost
perfect score, although falling in max
ing a perfect score. just touching in one
Of the jumps. Needless to state, he
easily won first place in the event
The prettiest event Of the afternoon
was the musical drill. given by 10 men
and is women. TO the accompaniment
OF the band The intricate evolutions
Of The drill and the perfect manner in
which they were executed, brought
forth round after round of applause.
Postpone Good Event.
What would probably have been the
most interesting event OF the AFTER
noon, the jump for women. was one
Of the events which had to he postponed
on account of the early darkness This
event. in which were entered some II
the cleverest women riders OF Il PasO,
viii be staged this afternoon.
The finals:
Class Troop horse competition
Government horses, enlisted men;
Prizes: First. cup and s.; second, rib
bon and s.; third, ribbon and SO. Won
by Honey Boy" exhibited by troop Y,
Eighth cavalry: rider. sgt Burns, h
troop; second, Impact troop /. Eighth
cavalry. rider. Pvt. Brooks; third Mex"
troop NJ Eighth cavalry, rider, Pvt j.
3. Gertner-
LanShOrne's Horses Win
Class 1.-OfiiCers' charger class
Officers private mount, ridden by Off
Ger Prizes: First cup; second cup;
third, cup. Won by Bob" exhibited
by Capt. G. 2. George, rider. Capt 9
P. George: second. "Whitemarsh, Col
G. T. LanghOrne. rider, Col G. y. Lang
horne; third, Rebel Col G. T. Lang
horne. rider, Capt. W II. COwles-
Class Saddle horses. shown IN
pairs. ANY three gaits- Prizes First,
cup: second, ribbon: third, ribbon Won
by ''Butterball." exhibited by capt W.
F. h Godson. ridden by Mrs J L
Collins. and ''Esta NOche." exhibited
and riden by Emmett Hines second,
Prince" rider. Mrs. C l. Eastman and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
EXTREMELY Poor
circulation
Would Feel Like Heart Was Beat
ing Its Last Beat And Would
Turn Numb and Blind.

Jacksonville, Fla.-Mrs. Ralph Cir
win. of this place. writes: over ten
years ago I began to be rundown in
health and seemcd TO be getting worse
all the time. suffered with stomach
trouble. constipation and extremely
poor circulation. In fact. always had
a dead feeling in my limbs and arms,
every morning. which would be much
worse than severe pain. It Was ter
ri5le. in fact, 1 was a nervous wreck.
would turn blind and numb all
over and would feel like my heart
was beating its last beat. / was
worse all the time. Getting weaker
and more nervous every day. Ny
weight went down to H.. tho my nat
ural weight is 125 pounds.
Ny friend recommended that
1 try CarduL It cured her of being
nervous wreck. She became a healthy
woman after using Cardui so
went ahead and tried Cardui. 1 began
improving Immediately and didn't
have a single blind and numb spell
after taking it. used bottles.
1 was so glad found out about il. Tor
it did me so much good. Was the only
thing ever got that cured those awful
spells
Cardui. tine woman's tonic mas stood
the test of actual use for many years.
Try IT, For sale by all drurgists-
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
By RUTH MoNRO AUGUR.

- INTEREST was well divided between
the pretty horses and the pretty
l. girls at the opening day OF the
fourth annual horse show, Thursday
afternoon in Washington park.
The park presented a scene Of much
animation and color. The exhibition
ring was outlined with wide streamers
Of orange and black bunting, the colors
OF the horse show association. The
bunting also decorated the grandstand,
combined With flags. Around the ring
were parked a large number Of auto
mobiles filled with interested specta-
tors and in the field beyond were the
horses and riders awaiting TIE events
in which they were 10 compete
The army events provided a great
amount of interest. FL Paso would
scarcely be able TO have a horse show
If il were not for the military riders
stationed here
Mrs. James i. Collins. riding Capt
". F. H. Godson's beautiful black horse,
''Butterball," was q general favOrite
and the audience was well pleased
when the blue ribbon was attached TO
the bride of her mount
Mrs Margaret kinnon Stevens drove
the blue ribbon winner in the single
drivers class. The horse, Brownie"
which belongs 10 Tilemon Lepe, is a
very SPIRITED nlSn Stepping biaCks 1ulA
OF pep and life Mrs Stevens was a
most attractive figure in a dark blue
riding coat with white riding trousers
and brown kid boots and a small black
hat, ornamented with a rosette of the
horse show colOrs, orange and black
Mrs Stevenss riding in the musical
drill won much favorable comment
She sits her horse splendidly and rides
like a trooper.
Musical Drill Attractive Feature.
f1rf71 &c " a
cotiilion on horseback, was the center
Of attention. Capt W +. H GOdson
directed It with whistle signals and the
Eighth cavalry band played the music
Mrs Walter H Neill, who was for
merIy Miss Hilda Sauer. led the girl
riders and Capt. Emil Engel was the
leader of the men. Mrs Neil is one
Of the very best horseWomen in this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
Miss LyLah Shaw and Arthur
Carroll Haze Home Wedding

suit. with trimmings Of mole fur. Her
hat was Of gray velvet and silver lace
trimmed with small gray plumes- She
carried a bouquet of pink roses and
ulaideuhair ferns Miss Doris Littell,
her younger sister, was her attendant
She wore tailored suit of green broad
cloth. Her hat was of gold lace with q
crown Of green cloth She carried pink
roses. The bride was given in marriage
Nv her father. ". J. LitteIl Harry
Owsley was the best man. An intor-
NAL reception followed the ceremony.
Refreshments we're served in the din
ing room, which was decorated with
pink and white carnations. The bride
cut the wedding cake, which was pref
thy frosted with roses and doves Miss
Aline Ports cut the dime. The ring
was found by Miss Gratia Chew Harry
Owsley cut the button and Oliver
found BIZ Mrs. Marshall Cooper in her
niece of cake. Mr.. and Mrs. InEoe lett
later in the evening for Chicago,
where they will spend their honey
moon. The first Of the year they viii
20 10 Dallas, to make that city their
home.
Miss Heloise Green. of Topeka, kas:,
and Fred @. Kramer, of Brooklyn, n.
Y. were married Thanksgiving day al
high noon by Rev. Henry Easter, in the
church Of St. Clement Mr.. and Mrs
D. Bell Cleaver attended the couple The
bride wore a travelling suit Of French
blue broadcloth, trimmed with mole Iur
and hat to match. Mr.. and Mrs
Kramer will leave shortly for an eX-
tended trip to Honolulu and Japan:
They are at present at Hotel Paso del
Norte.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
Colds

Exposure, poor ventilation.
damp clothing, sudden
changes of temperature,
over-exertion are common
causes of colds.
At the first sign ore throat,
sneezing or 7ght chest, take
Dr. B-ea Pin lar Honey the
soothing haney ease he throat,
the antisepic oalsams kill the
cold germ and cut the phlegrn.
Pleasant to taste, the children
love to take it. Have a bottle
handy for Group. bronchial
colds and grippe.
Look for the Bell and formula
on bottle. At all druggists, 25c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01

hart entertained Thanksgiving day
with a dinner, complimentary to Mrs
Lyon The guests were Mrs Lyon,
Misses c. George. Beulah West, Ruth
Dodge, Messrs- George Mayer, Dr.. W
D. White. ". Daugherty, Billie Childers,
Joe Schwartz, and A NJ Lockhart.
Mr. and Mrs J. {. Gething enter
tanned at Thanksgiving dinner at the
Valley Inn. Tsleta Their guests were
Miss Virginia L Bean. Miss Margaret
Gething, Lieut. Thomas G. Hearn and
Lieut.. Arthur r. Underwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Murphy entertained
Thanksgiving night with a dinner for
u guests at their home on Rio Grande
street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
Bazaar.

The ladies' Of the Calvary Houston
Square Baptist church will hold ba-
zaar Friday and saturday, December
1st and md at I0a F. Franklin 81. All
kinds OF needlswork and an especially
fine display % huudkerchiefs for sale.
coffec-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01

New shoes will be needed for Christ
mas You viii find the best selections
and the lowest prices at the Sample
Shoe Store at los South stanton Joe
lehman the proprietor. extends a spe-
cial invitation to everybody in Il PasO
TO visit the new store and take advan-
tage Of the very reasonable prices at
which reliable shoes can be bought.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01

Send = cut of any dress that you want
and we VIII quote You prices on cost
Of the same, made to your measure.
We send you order blanks The MILLER
Made Co.. EOS East Missouri St Phone
1S12-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01

Bob" rider. Capt. c. P George; third.
George W. entered by James G. Nc
Nary. ridden by Mrs. J. 3. Anderson,
and kelly Denmark" owned by Mrs.
A. P Coles, rider, c. A Beers-
Class 12-Gaited saddle horses All
animals 10 show five gaits- Prizes:
First. cup and $50; second. SIS or cup;
third. s.. Won by George W" eX-
hibited by J. q. McNary. rider, G A
Beers. second, "Highwave." ". L.
Tooley, rider. II. c. Lambert; third,
Kelly Denmark" Mrs. \. P Coles,
rider T. ". Eddie.
Brownie a Winner.
Class iS.-Single drivers. Either TO
drive. Prizes: First. cup; second. rib
bon. third. ribbon won by Brownie
exhibited by Fileman Lepe, driver, Mrs
Margaret kinnOn Stevens; second,
Baron L. Texico Transfer company:
driver. H Q Lambert; third, Dan,
FlemOn Lepe, driver, Miss Beulah
class 21.-Open jump. -Four four
foot jumps without wings; Prizes
First, cup; second. ribbon; third, rib
bon. Won by Dan" exhibited by Gen
+ St J. Greble. rider. Lieut. Y P
Erwin. second, Red Capt. E J. Pike,
rider. Capt E. J. Pike; third. White
marsh" Col. G. T Langhorne, rider,
Col. G. 7. Langhorne.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
Why Not
4 sensible suEgestIon.

Madeira linens-handkerchi nap
kins. doilies. centers aud sets Beach :
Art Shop. City National Bank Bldg