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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
FEW 1911 FACES
IN MAJORS NOW

Jim Vaughn l. pitcher with the Cub.
The others Nultcr. Hcmplill knish.
Ctcc, johnson aud Blait. have passed
from major league ucv
~ the nine men Who worked fnt
Connie Mack In the 1911 Inaugural Rub,
Oldting va, th, only one who duplicated
In 1916 COLLINS and Murphy are with th,
white SOY. nprrl IL short,toppins for
the world champions nnd Baker Is ,Io,ns
chores for the Yankees. Brndcr l. viii
thr phiilrs Rognn who plsy,d I.,,.
iield In the ilrst snme of 1911. has Dis.
appeared and Harry Davis pnit active
N"fN year later
Even The Ret So, have been shattered
b, the bcmhnr,im,n, Of the year. U,,u.
e.. lewis and Gardner ar, IN. only men
Who played nof Rostun IN both IN, Isli
and the 1915 ,,,n,rs Sp.,k., ro,
sricunuSh present IN 1911, is with tte
Indians, Nnsurr Williams. Enslr ami
klcinoW have gone Joe Wood IL looking
Tor Job
Milan. Mcbride snn H,np. An ,h. Isl,
senatorial Un.lp ana ttc 0t.t d,, a..
sim with tho team It,~eye on, Nj.
Ian and N,ufid, v.,,k,I 4, ,,r A.,
game this srnson i.riivru. cunningham.
t.lbeif,ld t,ys.l.r st,,., and O,,, nts
IN the mIpors or on, ,t bss,b,u
N,,. 81, ,,.. 80. -. -.
A., a.. ,,t,U. wv. ,,, Wv. "" VIZ
.,,,, N, ,s,t .,.,..', ,''V''u =" WV. W
n,,,,,,, ,, a.. tI,s aa", w w." 60
,',n.,,.. .,r 49,, '','.,' , ""N. '",
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
HEpssssnrAT,vE HOO SAILS.
GIRL APPLIES MEXICAN
FUGITIVE METHODS IN
HANDLING NEGRO THIEF

NMAiLAS. Texas. April n Apply
II " ing the Mexican ley de- feuGs"
~ 10 an alleged negro thief who
entered her mothers hen roos, last
nilht. Miss Vivian Martin. aged 10.
prevented the negro from hskins q
haul. and to-day is relieving consrs,-
ulstions from her friend, on her bra.
very.
Mis- Martin was alone with her
mother In their home In q fashion
able district They heard a disturb
snce In the yard. and say negro
enter the chicken house Miss Mar
tin took her fathers pistol and ac.
coated the negro
You can run 20 the corner she
told him. and then I am going 10
fire " I don, hit you. YOU can go.
and ! won't call the Officers"
The negro ran when he reached
the CORNER the sirl shot twice. neither
Of which. however. took effect,
M negro of that description could
b. found hy officers to-day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
MOTHER DOESN'T CARE
FOR CHILDREN. HE SAYS

Becnus" his wife II alleged TO go To
public dances and " motion picture
deNotrc, iiardco Parsons htfdwnr. sales
man. has asked the district court Ia np-
point his mother to care for hts children
his attofncls filed u petition with the
court clery today praying Tor modln %
ton oi an orl"r entered Monday giving
the mother possession ot the two btbies
Mrs Parsons In y divorce action obtained
restraining order against her husband
Whrh prevents him from seeing the
children
The cross-action s founded un th,
hushond's assertion that Mis- rafson.
has neglected the children aud lyn them
In charge oi ncighhors 'On frcaucn,
/ occasions tcvitcs the petition she told
IN. Younger Of the two children that She
could knock the brains of the child on,
with a. little compunotion a. she ,uuid
cat meal '
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
MANAGER OF CONCERN
GIVEN S5.813 VERDICT

verdict awarding ' : Goodrich.
trustee In bankruptcy. tSia 10 damages
against ~ e Stahl. Ohio millionaire
Nas returned m the United states dis.
'rict court this morning Goodrich who
hns charge NJ the affairs of Williams a
60, dstunct corporation ui Hattah. was
suing S,shl Tor the recover, nf notes
oi an estate which he claims had been
vronefully converted
Seven car"s growing out Of N, same
itanAactinn are pending In the district
court ana ptohahlg Will b. s.ttcd h.
fore Stahl returns 90 HE home At ncllr
vue. Ohio Tie has filed claim with 1
" Taylor referee in bankruptcy. fnr
Ni.ooo and the hcsfIng ~ his clnim 9.
now In progress
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
ClIIrAG'J. AptN u HOGS Receipts
$500. ~, Gu.h. piba9t1. lzht
s. i5as1u. mixed p.5"19.io. heavy.
ElJusio, rough, Si5H9So CATTLE
Heceipts Is. 100 ucadJ Nativ" beet
steers. titEIlO.l1i westeru steers s. 10
Tss6 No'., ere. 50 sjds 30. cows and
heifcfs. pLi0as 20; cslvcs. 81 cops ~.
sIIEBr II s eip's. 1909. stead We,hus
81 Hns1O lambs 81 son il.6j
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, Aprl - Hogs Re-
otip's. $500. higher BulIt ns 3Op 30.
heavy, "5',a go hgh, 50 2bp9E pigs
- ga9oQ CATTLE Receipts 100"
steady. sne Ted steorl. ,o25V9ij
dresrsd be. & steers, jNOoqg 2b. southc u
steers. T2 tds15 cows, s. 5ons Is. he'
ers. 800 tlOoO. uockers 81 iSdkI5
sHEEr. s~ipts. Jooo steady Lambs
so i5U ll.6',: earrings ~ 15G 10 10
vethcf', ! tibds5I, ewes. s. ponNij
81. LOUIS.
ST LoUhs. Nprn 81 HOGS Re
crlpis. O5 ", lower rigr and lights
y 50de bJ mixed md butchers. - i5d
$50. good b-svy. ts1Sa9N CATTLE
Receipts, ~ STEADY Na,ive beet steers
81 jo1si5. year'.nF steers and hrI'ers
~ 26asI 10 COWS and heifcrs - G0d6 0O
native csl ~. 5000 10 10 SHEEP ~.
ceIpts. non p. nominal. ycarlins orthefe
" oOd 10 lambs. 10000 80. ewes
g. J01ss5
iFr. WORTH
TT WOI It'll Texas, April = cat
IT, a., ht" 'I1s, ,o,s ZOO ,, stead. n.''e' .no
lower. Hui 4. 50 20ae<O. SHEEP n,
ceipt,. LOO stsady Lamb, s. Oop y Ol
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
MARKET EXCHANGES CLOSED HOLIDAY
Produce and Provisions
CHICAGO

,HlCNGO ,prl ~ HDrTEE TN
s.'tl.I ..vm,r. 3up}tr. EGGS re
rolptr. 3nal5 Da..I. uuD banged loTN-
TOEs lhglcr. receipts. ~ cars. Ahcm.
gnn. Wiscunur. lannesotd nnd Dlkoto
white. IUusUr. Munr-otD ana Dakota
Dhlps ijUs3. POULTRY. Alive. lower
fowl. lI. -pringf a0D
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS 'IrN Auu, 20 ~ TIER
EGGS and POULTRY Uucnurgod
ST LOUIS
Sr LOUIS. Npri 81 ErTTIl. EDGS
and POULTRY Unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
ATTACK ON SHIP
WITH AMERICANS
MIGHT Be FATAL
Break Would Follow Unless
Germany Unable to Reach
SubSea Commanders.
HOLIDAYS MAY DELAY
REPLY FROM BERLIN
Bryan Hurries TO Capital to
Talk Against Possible
War With Teutons.

WASHINGTON. April y Should a
German submarine attack a peaceful
hhip carrying Americans pending the re-
reip, Of the reply Of Germany 10 tho
American ul,lmHium m immediate
brrsk In diplomatic relations could he
prevented only by proof that Berlin Of
ficials had been unable to communicate
With submarine commander,
In explaining III" demand of the United
States Thursday officials said tlat while
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

containing burning rag. lie obeNed ~
-trlctions 50 hi- petition states, an
there followed an explosion not sche +
Lled In the scenario His injuries coz
sisted of painful burns upon the arms
l'gs face. head. eyes. and total loss OF
sirht for one week Tie ~ unable Ia
usr his right hand a, present. he says
" the time NJ the explosion Yout va.
employed at the Grand thcater In cush-
INK. then under the management Of VI
tFaU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
QUAKER OATS COMPANY +
ON WINDY SIDE OF LAW

CHICAGO. ApnI u rhs quaker Oats
company is net op'fsths IN violation uI
thy sherman set according to de-.
,iFion handed down here ftidn, o.,
Judges NJ the lnited states circuit court
~ appeals The finding came after two
dnNs ~ sfsumom based upon testimnn,
taken In various cities " tn rountp
s,rcc the sui, WAS illod In June. lait
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
ARCHAMGEl CLOSED TO
ALL FOREIGN CARG0eS

NEW YORK. April ,i.--rhe Russisn
governments decree cIcsias the por, NJ
Archsns,l 10 all ship csreoss escep,
those exclusively for use b, the govern
m-nt has been brosdeoed TO include ali
white s-s and Arctic pctts. n sss en-.
nounced here Friday b, the Russian
commercial at'sche. !, wss believed IN
marine circles tha, the erAer has 10 A.
v,,h the movement 81 Russian uocps
10 France
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
FIVE OF CREW DROWNED
WHEN DUTCH SHIP SINKS

LONDON, April - \ lIu,ds die.
patch from Nmuidsn saws the butch
steamship l.oicNJk Van Ngsau Nsa
sunk rhutsds, afternoon Shr went
down IN slN minutes i1,e of her crew
we're drowned. rhifiN.sN survivors
have been landed Al Nmuideu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

'lNlL HfhNhE tANhlNNli'N-N
s,sll ,,o setsie. vice, examination to ill the poe,
lon NJ fursi IRE. delivery carrier opcrst-
SATURDAY At the federal building sev-
eral have sisnired their Intention o'
competing
BANKRUPTCY PETITION Arthur
q clark druggist o, Oklahoma Ci,y.
Thursday filed F, voluntary petition IN
bankruptcy with IN. clerk Of the fed g..
az =, 4, soo .,, ,.,.,. a, 1900 .l
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CONDENSATION ,WARD-John y
Cusford ~ D~vsr v,s awarded oom
rens~t ~tlon at IN. rat, o ss Tor Is,
| w.cks by the .,,.e indus, f,aI commits
wh,l. .mn,oysa n, ,n. Ill.,, sw,,,.,
/ compsny a, new,
/ NESs pJSSrp CIJ'R-Thr Mem
p,nn., club .ni boid n. regular month
N m,e,ins p,,da, ,yepins a, ss
o'clock In IN. L-. .Huch,n, hotel Abcu
liis ar. .,r.c,.d !, .,,.na n Y pu,
university =, y,,n..,,. v,li h. IN, min
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- 800 ~ '''f'''" ~ 49, ", - "''N
.eip"n'et Tools on Mesi SECOND sno'h'
NY" cn "eu hsh'n "olch
MeN len'h, w rrnnp,Nsn'n hNenae
sff' smoun' o' pfare anu '"rpe' Htu''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

MORSE QUOTATIONS.
Market for horses b. restricted pflncipsIi,
n the rEf trade For sound. IN good Nesh
). :" years old. 'he following prices pre-
vail
ARTILLERY horses iig to " hands .itisuiU
Cavalry horses 10 20 ~ hsnds. ,o9ili
CObs. 1. and inch TO - hands CSC 4!
What other trade there 10 Is ssllint bsios
these prices.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
.S|xTy'.TWO fine
HOUNDS ENROU1E
T0FAJNT WOLVES
Five Pa,ats OF Blue -B|ooded
Canin'ss Have Caretaker
In Their Own Car.

'Brr.a-ru I-f-f Ruiz Uun Hfa-o-
o. .wrr-r.r Row Row Ro~r-t-r'"
"So~ yol i-,ll be- still In thsh or MN
knock yo' l,R.,is ~; vid this whip
'Bro.t-r =! Ruff Ruff
Keep 'u in ihah. M said
"Brun
Such Ia Tu lmpressionistic description
Of one of tue most unusual incidents
that ever elppen"d In oklahoma CltN
that ~ f,' ,1f the bluest hlood-d pscks
Of foN houn u In the United States wait
ix In one freight csr In the yArds "
the Santa re for few hours. prepsra-
tory 10 sta rhG IN IN. last leg ~ their
journey n, m Memphis Tenn IN bliss
Okla Whe - phey viii engage SATURDAY
In q big " ~ drive and hunt on the lot
Ranch.
The hour sls. siXty.two In number are
divided In Uwne ship among Joseph n
Smith Of lexington. Ky. u " Fred
erick Of 0i-. Miss W I spears OF
Pyhalis. NJ ss r q Jane. ~ Sharkey
Miss IN - \ Christler Of Memphis.
Tenn. and T. ~ Torrance of Memphis
Already a. Ranch.
Mr. Spea q AMI negro accompanied
the hounds The remainder uf the dos
isnriets pr u -dcd the freight cat and
We're n, tho ioi Ranch Frida, awaiting
the arrival ,,i hCy and keepers. Mr.
Spears was ai p"lmar Garden. the guest
of Joseph 6stirr. one ~ IN. owners oi
, the iOi RAJ rh VINO was w tho citl fri-
dRv with he combined buffalo l.lNi
Ranch ,hov ~ ut tn. time a reporter for
The Times " -i,cd m, car In the Santa
te wards
The n.src, armed with long whip
was keeping, watch over the CANNES and
! Il was he NNio threatened to knock OF
] their respect > - 'had. unlc. they re-
/ Trained front az imitation " Heur'
| Fords peac's ship
wN " Only . eiu"
! Nr instant. 'later, however hc disclosed
ihs, the Sh ~ was merely fc hluf anr
tia, he wo,stint harm one hair Oi th'
foNhounds bodies Ne was true
southern dA vN and loved doss as de-
Noutb rs II" loved q good horse,
"yassah" - said In anseNr to an In,
auiy. "Nh sleeps with the dog oval
/ In that oswn sN Noshs. they neyah hi,r'
and they do ~ srovl Vety much No,
zee. th-y'- ,p acquainted: they's hun,c,
% much ,rs ;e,hch. sab rheys Al
/ q ends. os o SPEAK Al nc,sh ha- {,
Ne. the ~hip on EN- An Just threaten
EN- and the, bushes up'"
jus, as he Z, nished another negro cam,
gr and With TIA, frecmssonrl that exist
among the members NJ the black rae
horned In ~ The conversation
Oh. man, he said delishtedly. ~ NJ
gpsed ,htoug b the cracks In the s,ocl
CO. In .hichn the doEs were travelling
'dld you eva B see 80 many dogs an Va
l,fs'" Does ~ resll, ret paid foh rnln
elth 'cn," addressing thc n,hef dark,
vhu nodded ssscrt with an aif VI 10
pciiori,v
", se's o vour,.et
Way sl 10 Il shouted the INTRUDER
i"Ah'd ,ske e sre oi en- 10 nu,hin ics Il
80. 'em run
Tho dog pt their masters viii visi
the ici rsnci, to' shout ten DAYS Tn
ftclsh, csr kst Memphis last Tuesda
and. tts,rlir " b, easy stases Tea, he
Okishous = 4, this morning I, vi
lcnve n the . netnoon for pliss
som. of " animals were mputtr
from Enslsndl and their vsm. runs In,
fuut rsutes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

You haven't soi anything cn my bus
band. said the Woman IN the drus store
"oh ye.. ! have replied the druss,.,
he's wearing = rrious PLASTER hs hssn
paid m, fof ", yonkets Statesman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
Easy IermS-PriCeS | nM

rooms. modern. " 18th, too lots.
8 rooms and ! rooms. H. 9Th. clos. In.
u, $50. elsaI
rooms. " 9Th. modern. ii.1So. two
lot.
s.room brick bungalow. clear north.
west. price right
rooms, i.lnwood modern. two lots
clear ti.Is0
Ideal corner. jisis0. for your fine new
kic ar
20 acres good clear land near sprins.
field, Mo
spl.ndid husincss brick corner Nofth
ntosdWat. clam
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
Lots Northwest

Beautiful pair south front ims on 2s,h
street. nne block west ~ ClArs.n. must
he sold Within next icw days mskc offer
Mspi. 9se
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
LIVESTOCK
STOCKS
METALS

Htalnrd. llrtki "UltN, sTofy, sandy and
burf5 a. there value United fleece 10 less
'nhn 700 Binder twlne tied. ic less than
Wpolh uci Win glazed wool twin.
Mohnlr or Goat Hair
stained mI,d cottoy. hurry II thsu
Ja.us
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
MULE QUOTATIONS

ror sound. we'll broken mules from "a
: years old. fat with quality in the eiasa
the following nrtfes prevail
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
S, \, BROWN,

Walnut tii2 100 Rsum Rlnr
BEST Buy In citJ good looking i.room
story house, faces east IN Cls-ten
HlNd sstas- aud servants quaftrr
lot i0slso. hiSh. class n.ishhcrhood; !;
price 1850. $4,000 cash. balance good
tarms A.tN rsto r,mss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

a REArTIFT'L south front corner. 7js
$50. surrounded witt fine homes, near
Helie Isl. car Price for this week 81 $50
phon. W 10i,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
Vital Statistics
sisrss

Wuiam vi,,,, md wife iisi rs.t
Eighth glii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

| sen Blvd. on 1oth street 10. IL and 20.
acre tracts close to city. ZIG Westfnll
Bldg, CITY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
|able;d ksw@H
fer Busy FlA8

civil SERVICE EkAMINATiUN-A
ciyil service examination g. IN the pc-i
tion of rural fire.. delivery carrier opcrst-
inx from the nri;ton offie. viii he held
SATURDAY At the federal building. Sew
eral have sisnifed their Intention o'
competing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
NAY AND oE.t.
WILLING PRIcEa

'cou.o;sd hy Plan,fsf Milling Co,
Whrs' so hard ....... ..0 IS
Wheat SO o -nfi ... ........ %
Dotr so Vhltc ............. ~
corn 80 mixed ........... ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

ssvrrScEp ron FORGERY chs.
N Edmcnds. former mail clers charged
With iots~t,, pleaded suit, In the die.
uict cvutt ,hi. afternoon AMI Nss sen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

BANKRUPTCY PETITION Arthur
q Clark. druggist Of Oklahoma Clty,
Thursday filed voluntary petition m
bankruptcy with the clerk of the led
ctsl district tour' Lisbili,ios were stat
ed st ~. 500 and Assets At $500, all
claimed a. exempt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
TOR SAL {

..room modern. " And 81, tlico
ruom noisrn, " Lat ~. VI Tee.
i"'rocm modern. garage. 10, bQsi.o.
close In On " s,h ST. only $500 81 900
cash will handle this
have prospective huvcfs for mod
sfst" pllc.i residence, of from ~ I
F, C. M0REY
Phone " lltn tggt. " Main st
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

GRADING EXAMINATIONS E,sh,h
srsds examinations In the county schools
sw beina checked no In the supsrin.
teraents office. Of the tfs pupils ~ho
participated y Il expected that mor~
than half win rel.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

800 BUYS my 7-room modern home
close In: 81 900 down. good terms on
balance RIO Times
n MI CON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

'Bfr.a-ru I-f-f. Ruiz nun Rro.o-
os.wr-r.r' Row Row Ro~r-r-r'
"So~ yot T. ,ll be- still In thsh Or MN
knock yo' ln.Ns ~; vld this whip
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
Woman's Club Hears Discussion
of Christmas and Police Needs

thai the only effective way TO gain
this for Texas was TO give women the
vote. then the state and city authori-
ties would pay attention 10 their
wants
AIRS. J. J. AIundy SPOKE OF the pc
titiOn that had been presented 10 the
mayor and city council by the 81 Paso
Franchise league requesting the ap-
pointmeut of a police matrou for the
city Jail and said that no action had
been taken as yet by the municipal
authorities.
Mrs H. C.. Greer, Mrs W. : Tilton
and Mrs Carl Lee Smith spoke OF the
need Of q police matrol-
Al interesting paper on the realistic
novel. As expressed in the work OF IL
lott HARDY. Howells and Meredith,
was presented by MIS-. W. W. Splitter.
A piano solo. "False Caprice by New
land, was very artistically played by
Miss GreIa Palmer.
The Christmas season was Drought
to the club women in an able talk by
Rev. Father James IL Maloney, on
What Christmas Should Mean TO
Club Woman" He emphasized the
spirit OF Christmas as one OF love
and said that il should be characterized
by love for all about US as an express
sion OF the love OF the creator TO rs
through the advent of the Christ child
Rev. Father Maloney said that Christ
mas should mean TO the club women
OF the city the time 10 forget all their
little disagreements and chickering's
and result in a strong get-togetner
movement Of the women OF Fl PasO for
the bettermenr Of the condition OF
women generally He spoke OF the
great things that had been accom-
pljshed for women through the woman
movement and equal suffrage. He par
ticularly stressed the point Of greater
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
The Arrnu.

The soldier patients Of the base hos
pital al Fort Bliss were guests We'd
nesday evening at an entertainment I'm
one OF the mess halls at the hospital
Mrs Donna klugel was IN charge of
the program for the Red Cross so
ciety- Miss Eileen Klugel played =
piano solo, Garden Of Roses" Miss
Katherine Burr sang Baby Shoes.
They call II Dixie Land" and Along
Came Ruth" and gave a fancy dance.
Mss Margaret Hines rec!ted Breaking
the Charm" "katie's Answer" and
Hiss Kate Penour' Mrs. =. Burr and
Lila Blot sang two duets Nv Moth
er's Rosary" and Iona" Mrs Lou
Policy played their piano accompani-
meut. Mrs. Policy sang Kentucky
Babe" accompanying herself. Sergt-
Z. NJ Johnston. Of the hospital corps.
gave a number Of humorous readings
and with Pvt George AoenZ, of the
Fifth Ohio infantry. did n black face
act The hall was decorated with
Christmas greens. Following the pro-
gram the hospital corps men served
hot chocolate 10 the entertainers On
saturday night at the hospital, an en-
tertainment for the soldier patients
will be given by the soldiers of the
various regiments stationed at the
tort. with Sergt. L. NJ Johnston IN
charge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21

church. corner Of Montana and Lee
streets. Friday evening at 1880 o'clock
The program. which consists OF tab
leaux and music, follows:
Song By the school.
Prayer. W. A. Price.
Introduction OF the pictures. Rev. J.
II Jackson.
TabIeaux. Abraham and Isaac
Tabieaux. Joseph Sold Into Egypt
Piano solo. Miss Madeline Fisk
Taoleaux. Moses in the bull rushes-
solo. Miss Edna Pritchett
TableauN, Ruth and Naomi.
Solo, -Entreat Ne Not 20 Leave
Thee Mrs. Christie
TabIeaux, samuel
solo Miss Elizabeth Roe.
Tableaux, Esther.
solo Miss Hazel Allen.
TableaUx. David Amounted king.
song by the school
Tableaux. Annunciation.
solo Miss Isabelle Valentine
Tableaux. Mary and Joseph
Instrumental solo. Miss Marion Rull-
man
Tableaux. Nativity.
Quartet, silent Night"
Tableaux. The Shepherds
Quartet. While Shepherds Watched
Their FlOcks"
Tableaux, The Wise Men.
Solo. selected, Mrs. W J. Christie
Giving by the school, by classes. for
the mission school children.
\
The Highland Park Baptist church
viii have a Christmas entertainment
Friday night, December -. at the
church. beginning at 1880 o'clock !
program of songs and Rotations viii
be presented and there will be q
Christmas tee from which gifts will
he distributed TO the poor. The enter
tainmeut viii be given under the
auspices Of the sunday school. Those
POOR might bring them 10 the church,
II was announced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
A Beautiful Christmas Play Is
GiUen By Girls School Pupils

HRISTMAS carols. centuries old,
a little Christmas play and a
~ visit from Santa Claus made. up
a delightful afternoons entertainment
Of the students of the e Paso School
for Girls, given Wednesday afternoon
in the recreation room OF the school,
on Terrace street.
The audience OF mothers and eel
atives OF the students, and their out-of-
school friends were seated in big semi
circle arrangement OF chairs around a
beautifully trimmed Christmas tree
laden with toys Of all descriptions. The
entertainment began with the singing
by the whole school OF the old Ger
nan song. ..Tannenbaum" and of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-21
Ell Posoar7s Awau.

Airs. II. :. McHatten will leave early
Friday morning Tor the Lomsx ranch
IN New Mexico. 10 spend the holiday
season
Mrs \ Z.egisr and her mother. Mrs.
g .. Leon. will leave Friday TO join
Lr. ZieEler IN CarriZozo- y. n, where
they will make their home.
Mrs. II. BretLler was called TO New
York city this morning by the serious
illness Of her father. Mrs Brettler
will be absent for about two months
Before returning she viii visit her
daughter. In Brooklyn.