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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04
Bv RUTH MoNRo AUGUR-

Three weddings viii be important
events for the week Inc ilfsl - ~
marriage Of Miss Hattie Mae LoretA
and Eugene t. Harris II VIII occur
Tuesday evening in Westminster Pres
bvterian church. Rev W NJ talrleS
VIII perform the service mere nav
been a large number OF parties give.
ina their honor since the ammo uilct llle "a
of their engagement Mrs. J. W & koD-
lusor entertained for Miss Lorelz inns
morning with breakfast ana MSS
Alicia swami and n lsS sue LdttleI are
entertaining this afternoon III her uohot
al the home OF Miss Lattner. on North
Campbell street
on Thursday there viii be two we'd
Cings- Miss Luisa GrlSSs-t eEan aIlc
Mai Ernest Calvin Lee OF the 5-nu
Michigan infantry. viii be married IN
Tie late afternoon. and Miss Margaret
Cunningham and Harry hurry VIII De
married in the evenlns- MISS feEan ;
marriage viii be a quiet ceremony 10
occur in the home OF her parents. Alr-
and Mrs 4 r. Fegan. in Richmond j er-
race Mai Lee and his bride viii make
their home in Detroit Mich where
Mai Lee - pracJlc-n- ph} Slclau-
Miss Cunningham and Mr- hurry VIII
b,- married in Trinity Methodist church
at $50 o'clock The bride viii be at
tended by her sister. Miss Vernon Gun
uin-han. rs maid OF honor. and By Miss
Nelma Casey as bridesmaid. and little
Eleanor HGmphrieS and Helen Dale. as
flower Girls William hurry VIII be ms
lam. the brides brother. viii be the
..roousmen- Miss Mabel AIurrE- the
..roorn's sister, viii sing before the
marriage ceremony, and Mrs. j. 9 Bal
lard Will be ner accompanies ana VIII
rlav the wedding marches An lnIOr-
NAL reception viii follow the ceremony
This will be given at the home OF the
brides parents. 1ir and Mrs y. H. Gun
rtiu.n.uu. in Richmond Terrace Both
gIr hurry and Miss Cunningham nave
taken active part in the work OF the
youn.- PEOPLES society in Trinity Meth
odfs- church and they have been en-
tertaiued al many parties during Jhe
mast few weeks. This afternoon Miss
Cunningham is the guest OF honor at a
party given by Misses JuSnlla , 9lnlll
and Roua shea Monday MISS elTfia
C.sev viii entertain FOR Miss cunning
ham Tuesday. Miss Vera Ballard en-
tertaius in the afternoon and IN the
fy.afu.. Miss Cunningham VIII enter
tain her bridal party
Am unusual event and one which
PROMISES TO be most entertaining IS the
musical which viii De given Iuesuay
afternoon bv Mrs T. ~ W hitaker ana
Mrs T. W L-auier in The Toltec club
Mrs George CTOmbie. AIRS taIrlS
Walrh-I and Miss sue Cromble VIII en-
terrain Wednesday afternoon from 4 10
o'clock al their home on MohtaH9-
street with an informal tea
Miss Florence Naucey- OF Rome %;
who is visiting her sister. MIS- DoialI
T. GHEes. viii be the guest OF hellol
III q bridge party TO Ice given py MI
Tohn y Fnlov- on SATURDAY Afternoon
al her home on Upson avenue ,,=,,
lr and Mrs Frederick deoIsr b--i
iu.S are -oIu. 70 be uos- 81 = - -
dance NJ their home on East bouleN''iN u
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04
Women's ORGANIZATIONS.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Daughters of the Queen Of Heaven viii
he held Tuesday afternoon al $50
o'clock ia Marquette hall
The FL Paso chapter of the paugh-
tiers OF the Empire viii meet THURSDAY
afternoon. at the home Of Mrs r E.
Alves. in Hawthorne Place
Mrs. Roy d. Barnum entertained the
ButriusI1i Crochet club Friday after
noon 1t her home on Epson avenue
The afternoon was passed IN fancy
work and refreshments We're served by
the hostess. Mrs. j. f. Qualtrougn
will entertain the club next week al
her home. SIS Noble street
The monthly meeting % The Robert
E. Lee chapter Of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy viii be held on Fri
dav afternoon at g o'clock in the audiLo-
rum o. the Alta Vista school Inc
CHAPTER will be the guests Of Mrs. Eu-
nice Payne. the principal OF the school
Following the business meeting. over
which The president. Mrs. B. " c. VIII
Iaus viii preside. viii be snort pro-
gram. which is in Mr. Joseph r. HurN-
thars charge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04
FORMAL OPENING OF WOMAN'S
CLUB HOME TO BE MADE A BIC
EVENT; ACTIVE SOCIAL WEEK

on Friday night Saturday night Robert
Reaney viii entertain his high school
friends with dance at his home in
Richmond Terrace There viii be the
usual Wednesday night hop az Fort
Bliss. the Thursday night dance at the
West Nsleta Country club and the sat
urday night dance Of the Fl PaSo Couu-
Try club. given in the TOltec club build
iEG-
Mrs Walter 81 Drury viii entertain
Wednesday afternoon al her home ON
West Boulevard. with tea. from to
o'clock. complimentary 10 Mr. Drury
mother Mrs N. ~ prury. OF Evanston.
Ill who is visiting AR and Mrs Drury-
Mrs. = y Bassett is entertaining on
Friday afternoon from $50 TO o'clock
at tnc Toltec club with an afternoon
The Pioneer Bridge club is going TO
be entertained by Mrs. f. NJ Bray on
Monday afternoon in the tea rooms on
Montana street The Jolly NelEnporS
club Will meet Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs D. J. Meuttmanu- Mrs Charles
Heidrick viii entertain the Wednes-
day Crochet club on "Wednesday after
THURSDAY Mrs f A. shelton will en-
terrain the Fancy Work club. Miss Ma
lei OCouuOr viii entertain TIE II = $50
alumni chapter OF the Zeta Tau Alpht
soroitv on Thursday The Idle " ives
club will meet Thursday with Mrs o.
O. Roberts Saturday Mrs FRANK W.
Murchison viii entertain me Luncheon
club The women OF Temple vi Slll.lt
viii give a bridge party on THURSDAY
in the Progress club rooms for the n-he-
tit Of the temple fund Mrs J. Callsher
is in charge Of the table reservations
Mrs. NJ O. Wright is giving the tirst
two parties Of a series this week Both
affairs VIII be luncheons, one IS 10 oc-
cur on Wednesday ana the other on
Thursday.
Mrs. William H Allaire will enter
tain on Tuesday afternoon with
luncheon at Hotel F2so del Norte-
The I'll PasO Equal Franchise leas ue
will hold its regular meeting THURSDAY
afternoon in the chamber Oh commerce
At . o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04

T was twinkle, twinkle. little star,
sure enough when Miss Edith Ma
i loney turned on the lights at the
Halloween hop at Fort Bliss and peo-
PIE have been talking of nothing else
since. Miss MaIoney represented
Maiden America with q short and
very fluffy gown of carleton. made in
alternately red and white ruffles. with
a tight fitting blue basque bodice. COW
cred with white stars. which when she
pressed the battery key. twinkled forth
into stars of tiny electric lights A
row of wee electric lights edged the
skirt and finished the point OF the III
tie basque as Well giving a very da]-
zlinE effect With this costume she
wore hat Of many irills OF Wnlte
forming the brim and red and Whlte
crown with a blue band Miss Aaloney
has the distinction Of having worn the
fnaI fancy costume that has ever ap-
peared here at fancy dress ball The
incest thing about il in my opinion IS
that she not only originated the idea,
but executed il. making the dress ana
the hat herself People who can ne
useful and capable as well IS ornamen-
tai are the real sort after all
Mrs - IT. Jordan has been the mo-
five mower back OF the benefit concert
which was given Friday night by
Rafael pfaz and Oliver Denton. for the
benefit OF the pipe organ fund OF the
high school Mrs. Jordan suggested
bringing these musicians here Tor this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04
Mrs. George Franklin and Mrs.
c. L. Sirn1ons Bridge HoSteSses

" 7, Foxworth. J. W. B. Robinson
sian MAYER. Percy Williams. Jack H.
Roman Kenneth MacCallum- j. Row
land t;iIchr:st. r Earl Fletcher. Franz
T5urbas q. ". Lyman. Hal T. Chrisile'
" r owen. Roy y. Davis, c W Groom
iohn Grant. LanEfOrd j. Locke anu u
L. Ray.
Mrs. Bliss Albro entertained with an
informal bridge party Friday afternoon
ar her home i'm the Deluxe apartments
COMPLIMENTARY to Mrs. Earl > Hartman H.
of Pirtshurg Pa. VINO is visiting her
mother. Mrs. II. y. CLANCY Mrs g q
Porter won the high score prize ana
Mrs Hartman was presented win q
r-Iest prize. a two course luncheon was
served after the games The CUES Us
were Nesdames Earl = Harman- JolIi
Ifbert Frank I-angau- C. g Porter II
y. Chaney, Lea Wilmot and Ames =
Albro-
Mrs. William Jefferson Deavitt en-
tertafned the Friday Luncheon Bridge
club at her home in the Wallace Annex
I.sFrance Roses decorated the luncheon
table and pink and white was the color
DIan of the luncheon Bridge follow ed
he luncheon Mrs. r r. Foster VIII
entertain the club next week at ner
home in Kern place
Mrs l. c. WitherspOOn entertained
the Friday Bridge CLUB at her nome III
sunset Heights. Mrs. a 7. Averili won
the high score price. Miss Alma Jones
received the second prize. The club
viii meet on FRIDAY, November l.. at
the home of Mrs Fred J. Feldman-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04

~ o each one Of YOU. my sisters.
say that never before has il been
SO easy TO make your complexion.
no matter how deficient il may be now.
even more beautiful than you have ever
hoped il TO be- And I say more YOU
can be as sure of 10 as that the sun Will
rise tomorrow ] have never seen il
fail Thousands are doing IL every day.
It's very simple You mix the follow
ing formula Yourself at home In a few
minutes Its far more economical than
buying prepared creams-and there's no
comparison as 10 results After all,
that's what YOU waut-resultS- Well.
just get from the drug store one ounce
of ZintOue ana mix II with two table
spOOufuls Of glyceriue i'm pint of wa
ter. Then its ready Use il lavishly
and every day AT the end of few
days you'N say if IS marvel I know
whereof speak and I want YOU to start
today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04
Miss Maude Austin Becomes
Bride of DR.. Hugh Grouse

Both are well known in FL Paso and
have many friends here Dr. Crouse
has resided in FL Paso for the past Il
years and is one OF the leading sur
seems OF the city. lie is fellow IN
the American College Of Surgery
The bride is the daughter OF MI
and Mrs W H. Austin, and was porn
ana reared in FL Paso- She IS SISTER
OF Mrs. James l. Mari
Dr. and AIRS Grouse are spendlh
their honeymoon at Hotel virginia al
Long Beach. where the bride has been
visiting for several months
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04
Dat OF Town isitors.

Miss Edna Quisenberry. Of FRISCO
Texas. arrived IN IL Paso. IlesdaS-
She expects TO remain here Tor the
winter studying music
Rev. J. y Jessup. for IS years pastor
OF the Christian church in Little ROCK.
Ark. was in the city yesterday en- route
to Los Angeles, Calf, where he IS 10 De
pastor Of the MagnOlia avenue Christian
church. While here Mr.. JesSup was the
guest of Rev. Perry J. Rice, OF the FIRST
l,hriefian church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04

@R HUGH GROUSE and Miss
Maude Austin. Of FL Paso. were
H. married Friday afternoon in
Long Beach, California
News OF the wedding was received
by The Herald in a telegram from its
Los Angeles correspondent saturday
morning.
The news viii come as a surprise
to friends Of both Dr. Grouse and his
bride. as no engagement had been an
nounced.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04
FL Pdsodns Returning.

: y Schwabe returned from Callfor-
mia. where he spent a few weeks. to-
cerher with Mrs Schwabe- Mrs Schwabe
will remain in Los Angeles for few
months longer.
Dr. z. L Ramey. president OF the Fl
Paso Rotary club. returned today from
PHILADELPHIA where he attended the
clinical congress Of the American Col
Iege of surgery Mrs. Ramey and the
children stopped over in luoianap 0iis
Tor a visit. on the return from Philadel-
phia-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04
ANNOUNCEMENT.

ID. r. BaehHian. watch maker. former
IL with the A T. Foster CO. has opened
a watch repair shop on the fourth floor.
room 4zl Mills Bldg His many years
e,.nerience as adjuster I'm the Walrham-
Tl.sfn Hamilton. Howard. South Benz
Watch Factories and Omega Factory
lBienne. Switzerland has made him an
expert in watch making II your watch
whether American or Swiss make needs
reDairs. il will pay YOU 70 see an expert
See Bachmnn first
Fourth Floor Room f-l. mills Bldg
advertisements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04
About Ell Pasoa.1s.

Mrs. and Mrs J. T sullivan have
moved from PA south Kansas street 10
their new home. 3119 Douglas street
air and Mrs. A X Macfarlane. OF
r.10 Montana street. are the parents OF
q baby boy. born Tuesday at Hotel
Ar. and Mrs. O. II. Thorman. Of 1920
silver street. are the parents OF a baDy
daughter. born October - The BABY
mas been named Adelia Louise Thor
man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04

MILLER Made dresses 10 measure
Best grade OF serge $1,000. also house
Jasc-ir.rfon. The. Miller Made Co.. -uo
Fast Missouri s. Phone 1el---Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04

80 rhe Canton linen luncheon sets.
baD5 embroidered. at S11-5o- Beach )
Art shop. city National Bank Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04

W ~. 7iaEing an advance bid for
zour Holiday Trade. To prove this
we ask YOU 10 see our present window
.dfsplad Of Partisan Ivory Novelties
We regard this as one OF the most com
-lere displays ever made iu FL Paso
md from IL YOU will be able 10 select
Christmas Gifts that viii be hignly
apnreciated. ii is our plan 10 have TINS
wear large stock of articles suitable
Tor Gifts-not overlookiEg the fact that
Fountain Pens will be- q big Item
The window display is in our NILS
Lr-nlla.nn- Er.u.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04

We have moved from che w mite
T45use 10 3Os Herald Bldg. where We
are better able 20 care fO- you Mn
cheIoe Sisters Beauty Pariors--AdF-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04

SuperfIuouS hair. moies and all facial
tlemisheS removed Features corrected
Miss Grace A. benson Face Specialist
- Ruekler Bldg--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04

fail Here il is To a half-pint OF
water and haIf-pint of alcohol Cor q
fun pint of bay rum instead OF water
and alcohoD add one ounce OF beta
GuinoI Mix ii yourself at home; II )
TO trouble. and you are sure Of results
This costs much less than the pre-
Jared hair articles in the stores Try
il and YOU can bet on II that IN q
short time vou'U look like different
woman. YOUR hair viii grow as YOU
never knew it to grow before You X
q proud of IT,
MISS T o. R.-Cheer up. grille
once met a young lady, mighty
sweet character. with "a face 50 covered
with blackheads il looked as though Sne
had been shot AZ with buckShot ] ~
her TO go to- the drug store and get
some powdered neroNiu. sprinkle some
en- sponge and rub IT on the black
heads J told her they'd 60 away n
o few minutes She couldn't believe IT,
but they did You try it, and you II see
for Yourself. too
MRS FENISH-pOn't fool with the
bust. my dear Coutrivances are dan
cerous- II anything in this world can
devotion the bust. this should Add two
ounces of rUetone and half CUP =
SUGAR 20 half pint OF water NiNi
Take two teaspooufuls after meals and
on retiring
MISS MARCIA RET N-There'S moth
ing vain about my tellinS you InaC
the face powder made after my own
formula and now sold in drug stores As
-X-lcsSa SUrott Face Powder. Tor
fiftv cents. iu white. flesh and brunette
tiuts. is the most wonderful powder YOU
ever used. 7 had il made 10 avoid the
challSiuesS found i'm even the hlShest-'
priced powders IL is q marvel of fiuer
ness and delicacy- You'll use no otheF
when YOU Try n once
MRS ~ElNSf.Ic- never make 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04

safety First" Druggists
lis Bldg Eooerts-ba 4Het bus
Depot Pharmacy--Ad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-04
By
NALESkA SURATT

her hair reaches
below her waist
and is wonderfully
thick and silky
This case is no eX-l
ception- I n av y
narar known II TO
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24
gicucr Standardization.

rStea ouf ben 9if9 Oie OufIsuOeIt
ReIeosn4 fir 25 pf.
sd liebe Did" gu hsrubgeiebien
preis fir 40 pf.
Rod iinO bic Sage Ger ROfsn" FaE
10 Of.
,Gpise aiebs" nit aIaDisrbesIsis
iune fir 2 M.
nSd bsim Souper" fir 1,50 fntt
fir 3 M.
.Obne 2iebe III oas aeben" ina
Ieidtsn Gtite orran9iert fur 80 pr
sd Tdnitt es germ in ale RiUben
Elm" fir l M.
r0as bat tsin @oetbe s'i4risbsn-
fir so of.
.Mein Gneel biIt Du4 in prodis
bono nit 9olbbrud fir 3 M.
Die llbr4. Die &rOne beg Gee
bens~ unb Der fdOnIte Goeltein@
ouIommen fir 1.20 30.
nSo. 9u Diff msiu" SoIonItiid fig
60 pf.
nWoblduI nod 9etrunten" IN 5ebns
ter auflose fir 20 pf.
.Du muBt mid lisben" NIT Singers
fob fir 20 pf.
80 Suesno, tpie biit 0u 70 fdonS
In Gd~peinsIsber gebunoen fir 8 Wa.
30 tebr 5uriid" pierbdnOig fir SO
qf.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

@efrdntte @bre. @af.
sSOren Sic NAL, !9err Mirt, bas III
aber feline Dirt unb WeiIe, einem bier
bicie tribe. iamubiss MlaRs als 8isr
Dorouleben!"
@irt: @ntiduIoi9en Sic, mein
9err, aber auf mein Bier LAB ib
nidts tommen! Das bat mir nod
teiner gefast! Mein Bier lit gut.
boditens 1T bas @las idmubig!~
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

@eIungen. Molersgattfx
tsur Di9tsrseattin): .llnb pie IN
IS nit Deinem Monne, -. In bsr
oufseregten 3riessaeit. Der lit. bod
ouG fart nerbOsg"
Didterssattin: ~No.. -. Der bids
tel iid bait 70 briber ipes!1
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

Gin Sat9en. Mama:
gbitb, bu biit iebt idOn gu alt, um
nit tleinen Sunsen gu fpieln.
Goitb: Nein, Mama. Sc alter
i9 tperbe, beito better sefaIlen iie mir.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24
"a. Tortfesunsl.

eeht fuGte er einen Nusenblid unz
Ter bouaefdriebenen NOtisbii9ern; CT
fon0 oun boID bas in Jrose tom>
menbe unb brou9te niht LANCE gu
bIGttern. Bis er Die 3eidnung fanO.
Darunter Ttanb elm in erregter, leioens
idoftIi4er Stimmung bingenortenes
Geoi9t: Gr las:
.0o Iiegit bu, mein idintmernoes
Mdrdeuf6loB2
SIM 9feih Der Srdltnie p~erborgen2
Can't Siirgens raaenbc itol3e Burg,
@etpnbrt gegen Summer nno Sor9en,
WRit eoloenen 3innen uno Siirnteu bon
Stabl,
D2it Mtnrmortaninen i'm feltlTwen Saal,
Weit eiiernem Sor
NIs S6ubtuebr Oaborl
Bonn Surm Der 8Gdter eibt ben elm
Signal.
Sun 9ofe it6 tunppnen Die &1apper dus
nal.
Sic Sore aufl Sic 8affen our Sanol
Erompeten ertonen
limb @lpden bro9nenl
Galutidiilie 0onnern ipeit iloers Sarol
GS tpeber Die Sabnen bon 3tnren ntto
Sitrml
6erein lpren9t Der Sitter ipie braulsrs
Der Sturm;
Gor Ii6 Die Erin5eilin nit goloenem
9aar,
Rie f6on Der Srnum ieiner Stnobelt
k~
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24
Ounce.
Der @omnn zines iuneen Mdofens bon
GItiabetb &nDlcnfttcrna sWScuiter.

ginsio beredtiete lleberiebung aus BEN
G@meoil9en bon NanliHe 8latbtF.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

prOfeffor gum aanoiDaten,
Der feline aufnartuns ma4t): Mit
tOnnen Sic mid, gu 10 unpaTenOer
3eit ft0ren!?
&anoibat: Gnti9uIbigen Serr
profehpr -. id 9Iaubte. sic pGren
ni9t gu Saufe!
Washington Journal., 1916-03-24

Sn Dem ensliI4en Spra9furius,
mo Die Suseno beioerIei gei9Iedts
gleid5eitig unterri4tet puroe, bate
@unDOr au ibrer srOBen geitiir5ung
einen eifrisen @erebrer. Gs mar elm
grobtnodiser, breitf9ultriger iunaer
MafdiniIt nit tr%dftisen 4rbeitsfduz
fen unf einem eelben ftruppiaen
9oari9opf iiber Der breiten Stirn.
Seine Musen perfolsten @unbor tpie
Die zines treuen 9unbes feinen Germ,
unb ebeniopenis pie Der bierbsiniae
The Holbrook news., 1916-03-31

maintains branches in Hol- brook, Winslow and St. Johns, has been sold to T. M. Quebedeaux, president of the Mckinley County Bank of Gallup, N. M. Mir. Quebedea1x has for years been identified with some of the largest fnancialintesests in New Mexico and Western Texas, and is probably seek ing to enter the field in Ari- zona.
 The News is unable to verify the truth of the ru- sale as L. c. He IT, ing, cashier of the Holbr0ok branch, declined this morn ing to give out any informa- tion about the matter.
The Holbrook news., 1916-03-31
Field Notes from the Office
 - of, the County Engineer

The road drags are. busy these days.
 The state concrete bridge on the "Old Trails High way, four miles east of Holbrook, is now completed and all travel is routed that way; the temporary road across the Rio Puerco is now closed.
 The Petrifed Forest road is at present in better condi- tion to travel than any other in the county, not excepting the new state work east of Winslow which is peculiarly bad just now on account of loose gravel. This will be remedied in time, but could be much improved by a heavy roller, such as the county has recently purchas- ed. Eventually, what now seems to be the very worst stretch of road, will be the finest in Northern Arizona.
 Contract road work is be- ing executed in all parts of the county. and other con are in course of pre- paration.
 The repair and the equip ment for the Taylor bridge has finally arrived and an early completion of that bridge IS promised.
 The remaining work for the completion of the pier of the Shumway bridge will soon be finished and the steel placed in position, High water continues.
 The road bond petition has been faEorably indorsed by the Commercial Club of WinslOw.
 CHARLES E. PERKINS,
 County Engineer.
The Holbrook news., 1916-03-31
Flaestaf VIII Celebrate

The following communica- tion to The News, under date of Flagstaff, Mar. 29, is self-explanatory:
 Flagstaff will celebrate. Flagstaff Lodge N. 499, B. P. o. Elks, will handle the Fourth of July celebration in Flagstaff this year.
 Arrangements are not all complete or the program made up, but from the plan on paper it looks as though Flagstaff will have one of the best celebrations in it's history.
 The cardinal principle of Elkdom is patriotism and it is especially fitting that they should have charge of the celebration of our Nations Birthday. All proceeds will go toward building an Elk's Home in Flagstaff.
 Very truly yours,
 R. A. MORSE
 l.. RILEY
 Committee.
The Holbrook news., 1916-03-31
;. H. JORDAN,
M. E. Church Serpices
County Attorney

Next Sunday morning at II o'clock, in the Methodist church at Holbrook, the third germen@in the series "Christ Before Pilot" will be preach ed by the pastor.
 These sermons are chara- cter sketches of bible chara- cters. First was Judas, sec ond was Peter, third is Pilot.
 There will be special music by the choir: Everybody come and be welcome.
 Rev. ". B. Cole, Pastor.
The Holbrook news., 1916-03-31
cThe Mtkqdon We'll Recetped

The St. Johns Stake Aca- demy gave a very pleasing performance of "The Mix ado" last night in the Pas time theater: Twenty years ago HFhe Mikado8 was one of the most popular comic operas on the road, and it has lost but little of it's popu- larity since, judging from the crowd that.witnessed it's presentation last night.
 As an amateur perfor- manee that of last evening ranks high. The leading parts were well taken and the music was good. Fol- lowing the close of the opera a dance was given, which continued to an early hour this morning.
The Holbrook news., 1916-03-31

Mayor Ed win M. Capps. of San Diego, R. w. Pridham, Chairman Los Angeles County Supervisors. John $. Mitchell. President Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, Edw. Rainey, representing May or Rolph of San Francisco. C. H. Heilbron, Vice President of the Exposition. Mayor c. B. Sebas- tian of Los Angeles, J. F. A. Strong, Governor of Alaska, Hiram Johnson, Governor of California, and Franklin K. Lane. Secretary of the Interior.
 At 12 noon, President Wilson pressed a key in the White House at Washington which rang a great goag sigral5g the open Ing u the second " year of San Exposition, At this salutes were fired from battleships in the barbor and U. s. Marines on the grounds.
 Flags of IS nations were un- furIed and the Stars. and Stripes were raised on the Plaza fiagpole by Miss San Diego. Tomasino's Royal Italian Band played the Star Spangled Banner. ''