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5.J00,00o peo-
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possible ex-
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in the Armenian regions, which men |
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she beenab
and
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Lorraine Iron.
Further than this, the German sue
cess in the early part of the war dis
closed a German determination to an
mex the industrialized districts of
France. Belgium and Poland. The great
iron deposits OF France are within
sight of the German frontier about
Briey. northwest of Metz. In 1870 Ger
many took a large portion of the Lor-
rains iron fields. She took all that were
then known. Since then discovery has
proved that the best deposits were in
French soil. Accordingly Germany at
Evening star., 1916-08-27

severe counter attacks against the
French at Fleu-
Germans Beaten in ry, on the Yer
Fleury Attacks. tho French have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Mrs. T. X Partridge has returned
from Long Beach. Calf. where she
has been spending the summer.
AIRS. J. g. Bevelle has returned from
seven weeks absence She has been
visiting in Kansas City and Topeka
Mrs Andres Garcia and family have
returned from Las Cruces and the Car
rama consul is now At home at 141o
Arizona street.
Mrs Lydia : Christy and Miss Jane
4. ChriSty have returned TO their home,
1850 Montana street. from Long Beach.
calf. where they spent the summer.
Mrs l. T. Muselwhite has returned
from an absence Of several months.
during which she visited in Memphis.
Tenn. Atlanta. Ga. Fort Meyer. Fla.
and various points in Mississippi
Mrs Ernestine Auerhach. mother OF
Dr. Leo B. Auerbach. has returned from
Ocean Park Cal. where she spent the
summer and is at home 10 her friends
at her sons residence, s04 Austin
street
Mrs. Julie Wilcox has returned from
Los Angeles and other California
points. where she has been spending
the summer and is with her daughter.
Mrs A. 5. Naldespino, ut her home on
Montana street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
About FL Pasoalls.

Q F. Kellogg has moved from his
ranch near Clint Texas. and is now
living AZ 1922 Fort Boulevard.
Miss Lula Jones kindergarten teach
er Of the Bailey school. will be at the
home OF Mrs. J. Y. WadIington. cor
East Nevada street. for the winter.
Mrs J. Blake GaIlaher and infant
daughter. Jennibel Gallaher. who have
been visiting Mrs Gallaher's mother.
Mrs. Fred HadlOck. at her home. T9S
Tobin place, since leaving the hospital
nave now returned to their own apart
ments, at 81 Myrtle avenue.
Anthony Francis OBoyle who fin
lshed his college course at State col
lege, y NJ, last May, has taken a posi-
ton as electrician at the Organ mines.
Mr. OBoyle is a brother of Misses
Kettle and Nellie O'Boyle and Mrs. j
F. Connects. Of 1906 North Florence
street. Fl Paso
Rev c L Overstreet christened two
babies Sunday morning before the
communica service at the First Pres
byterian church. These were little
Frank Howe Hunter. the son of Mr..
and Mrs Herbert Hunter. and Frank
Joseph Tibbetts, jr., the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank J. Tibbetts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
cards.

Additional tables at the Psi Omfra
Delta Phi card party. to be given Tues
day afternoon in the new Odd Fellows
Lall. have been taken by Nesdames IL
= Deadly. z. c. Hitchcock. c. NJ HoI-
lord F. a Henning. 5. ". FAINT. c. AT
lyman 3. F. jenkins. A. ". DePew. ".
9. Roe. b F. Littleton. g T. Water
rouse and E c. Humphreys
Miss Wilma Bernadine Schultz was
tne guest OF honor Saturday afternoon
az pretty bridge party. given by Miss
IVAN Pomeroy, al her home on the
boulevard The rooms were decorated
Win cosmos blossoms in an attractive
way Miss Margaret Bryan won the
hlgh score prize; Miss Esther Herring
ton the consolation prize and A guest
prize was given Miss Schultz Follow
ing the games the hostess served a two
course luncheon Assisting the hostess
was her mother. Mrs. ". T. Pomerov
ana her sister Miss Isabelle Pomerov
Inc guests We're Misses Schultz. Laura
henderson, Esther Harrington. Mar
garet Cunningham. Vernon Cunning
nam Isabelle Valentine Alma Morris
son. Rena Shea Netta Baron. Fave Nc
keyes. OF Deming. y. NJ. Vera Ballard.
Isabelle Springer. Betty Mary smith.
Cara Fink. Elizabeth Routledge. Anita
Chapman, Of AlamOgordo. EVELYN PAYNE
and Mrs. J. Blake Gallaher.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
Out OF Town isitors.

Miss Hattie Ingram. Of Opelika. Ala.
IS in the city visiting her brother. r.
T. Ingram.
Mrs W z. Smith. wife OF the Texas
congressman arrived in Fl PasO Fri
day afternoon. for a few weeks visit
10 her son, Breedlove Smith Mrs.
smith Is staying at the Paso del Norte.
Mrs VIII Caldwell and Miss Sarah
pelany. Of Tyler Texas who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII I. Wat
son for the past two weeks. have re-
turned TO their home Mrs. Caldwell
IS the aunt OF Mrs Watson and Miss
Delany is her cousin.
Miss Elizabeth Routledge Who IS
teaching Spanish at the Alamogordo
high school this year. and Miss Anita
Chapman. the music teacher of the
same school, spent the week end in FL
Faso visiting Miss Routledge's parents
Mr. and Airs. George Routledge
Charles ". Dempster. Of Los Angeles.
VINO Is the supreme secretary of the
Fraternal Brotherhood. is in Fl Paso
Tor TODAY guest at Hotel Paso del
Norte- Mr. Dempster viii meet with
the members Of the Fraternal Brother
mood tonight in the Knights Of Pythias
nall IN the Lauier building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
Dances.

The Saturday night dance on the Fl
Paso Country clubs tennis courts was
unusually we'll attended and there were
a very great number Of new people
I out. both national guardsmen and peo-
pie visiting in the city. The Eighth
cavalry band played for she dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. ". J. Quigley and Mrs.
James MagOffin chaperoned bevy Of
the younger school crowd to the Coun-
try club dance Saturday night The
guests met at the home Of Mrs Quig-
ley on North Campbell street. from
where they motored TO the club. The
AFFAIR was IN the nature Of farewell
for Miss Dorothy Quigley. who viii
leave Thursday for TarrytOwn. New
York. to attend Miss Mason's school
for girls In the crowd Of young people
Of the girls. were Misses Dorothy Quig-
ley. Lucille Harlan, Anne Magoffin and
Caro- Mitchell The boys were Joe Ma
coffin. Claudius Smith. James Ander-
son. Paul Anderson and Roland An
derson.
A very Jolly dance was given sat
urday night at the nome OF Mr. and
Mrs = J. Crmsbee. at the smelter. by
a group OF FL PasO girls. for a group
Of guardsmen Of the First South Caro-
lima infantry The dance was very
informal A buffet supper was enjoyed
during the evening Mr.. and Mrs J. J.
Ormsbee. Mr.. and Mrs Donald Rathbun
and Mrs. Harry Pateman chaperOned
the party. Among those present were
Misses Grace Fleck. Mary Lewis. Kate
Krause. Constance Pateman. Joy Crutch-
field, Jennie Potter. Elsinor Shelton.
Sybil Shedd. Louise Sanburn. Ruth
Critchett. Meta Ormsbee- Emile Orms-
bee, Dorothy Ormsbee and Charlotte
Ormsbee: Lieut. Henry Porcher. Messrs-
Milton Shedd- Henry Shedd, Deas Boy
kin. Gordon Sleeper, Ransom Richard
son. Pringle Rhett, william Ravenel.
John Pickett. John Erwin. Arthur StO-
ney. sam Stoney and John Morris
delightful informal dance was
given saturday night at the Fl Paso
School for Girls. on Terrace street, by
the principals of the school Miss Ora
w L Slater and Miss OLGA Tafel. IN
honor Of the teaching staff OF the
school. which is composed Of Misses
Georgina Martin. Annie McCreary. Fay
:. Sarles. Marion r. MaddOcks. Marion
+. Barnhart- Hazel Damon. susan Il
GrOthe and n c. Morgan The dance
was held in the music room Of the
school. A buffet supper was later
grated the rooms The guests in addl-
ton TO the teaching staff and the resi-
dent pupils OF the school. included
Airs. Warren Kyle, OF Boston Mass;
AIr. and Mrs. r. P Kyle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest l. ". Polk. Mr.. and Mrs. II. D.
Slater. Mai. Louis Tafel. Messrs- Alan
Pendelton. NJ Odhner. Roland Smith.
Albert Scholff and Gerrit Barger, Of {
Phillips Hc-ghton,
Charles Putnam. Eliot Carter, OF Mass
achusetts: Allen Smith. Frederick :
Kemper ana John Goldsmith. OF Gin Z
cinanti. Ohio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
END INDIGESTION
DR. STOMACH PAIN :
IN FIVE MINUTES
"Pape's Diapepsin" makes
sick, sour, gassy stom- 4
achs feel fine.

Time it, In five minutes ali stomach
distress viii so. No Indigestion. heart
burn, sourness or belching Of gas. acid
or quotations Of undigested food. -
dlzziness. oloating. foul breath or hesk-
F4pe's Diapepsin is noted for it,
speed in regulating upset stOmachs- II
is the suresr, quickest and most certain
Indigestion remedy 10 the whole world
and besides il is harmless
millions OF men and women now eai
their favorite foods without fear-theJ
know PaDe's Diapepsin viii save them
rom any stomach misery
Please. for your sake. get a iarys
Iltty-cent case OF Pape's Diapepsir
from any drug store and put yOuI
stomach right Don't keep on beins
misera oie-life is too shOrt-you art
no. lere long, so make your stay agree
able Eat what you like and digest IL
enjoy il. without dread OF rebellion II
the stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your
home anyway should one OF the fam
ilv eat something which don't agree
with them. or in case OF an attack OF
indigestion. dyspepsia. gast-itis o.
stomach arrangement at daytime
during the night. it is handy TO give TIE
quickest. surest relief known.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02

+ "dE Woman's club is going to make
big efforts 10 promote socia bility
u among the committee members of
the standing committees Starting the
ball rolling in this line, Mrs. c. H
Campbell is entertaining the members
Or her house committee today. This
scciability idea is a mighty good thing
erd VIII greatly help the spirit Of any
organization and a special effort in this
line is really necessary IN the club. now
that its membership has so very greatly
increased.
Styles in wedding invitations change
as rapidly as in wearing apparel and
the selection Of the kind OF invitations
now is just as important a thing 10 be
decided as the pattern Of the sleeves
o. the wedding gown itself The size
of the invitation. the width or narrow
ness OF the margin. the wording OF it.
the kind Of lettering and the paper are
all subject TO the whims OF fashion
Where the invitations Of . short month
or so ago read: Mr.. and Mrs So and So
request the honor of your presence"
II Is now the newest wrinkle to omit
the your. leaving line for the name
OF the person 10 whom the invitation
IS sent. 10 be written in This also ap-
plies to the invita- tions TO the reception
al the home Miss Barnadine Schultz is
using this new style in the invitations
1or her approaching marriage.
A certain few Of the Pennsylvania
rational gusrdsmen must be awfuIIy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
By RUTH MONRo AUGUR.

~HE classes at the high school are
beginning to form their class
= organizations and elect officers
for the first half OF school The NJ
Sigma class. who are the lower seniors.
graduating in May. 1917. have elected
James Lewis as president; Helen Muir
dock vice president; Mary Noble. secre-
tary; Fred Humphreys. treasurer;
Winifred Shelton and Frances Earl3
reporters. and Verna Altman, yell
leader
Frances Mayer was elected president
Of the upper senior class which sradu-
ates in January. 1917 Mary Heermans
is the vice president OF this class,
Myrtle Bedingfie1d. secretary; Arthur
Hathaway, treasurer and Margaret
Burr. reporter
The y T. class which graduates IN
May. 1918. has elected Willard Brown,
president; Harry Pearson, vice presi-
dent; Helen Reading. secretary and
Roy Wvler. treasurer.
The class graduating in January 1913
have elected George Mcclure president;
Madison Mudd, vice president; Marion
Howe. secretary treasurer and Charles
Thurston. erEeant-at-arms-
Russell RamaSe is the president OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
FL Posoans Awou.

Mrs. a. J. Fraser has gone To $.
Louis. ID be away for two weeks or a
month
Mr. and Mrs. o. II. Baum will leave
in a few weeks for san Francisco,
where they will make their home
Norman J. Morrison left the last OF
the week for Austin. Texas. where he
viii enter upon his final year at the
law colleCe Of the University OF Texas.
Three members OF Harmony Chapter.
order OF the Eastern star. viii leave
Saturday 10 attend the session OF the
grand chapter. which viii meet in
Corpus Christi on October 10. They
will be away a week. Dr. Matte T.
Hill attends the grand chapter as a
past grand worthy matrOn- Miss
Vivian Sheay goes as the grand Ruth"
for the grand chapter and Mrs Jose
phine Forbes attends as the worthy
matrOu of the local chapter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
Tie GOSSIP CORNER
Bv RUTH MONRO AUGUR.

anxious 10 make a nit with some fair
FL Pasoan. for where we have been
used TO seeing these officers from the
city of brotherlv love clad in their olive
drab or khaki uniforms. what was
everyone's surprise at the post hop this
week 10 behold these afore mentioned
youths logged out in the most immacu-
late OF white duck dress uniforms and
strutting about with almost peacOclty
joy in their new feathers II hasn't
leaked out vet whether they sent home
FOR their duchy clothes OF had 'em made
here special. but II an impression was
what they were after. they made it
Lieut.. George F. Stratmeyer and his
Bride. who was the very popular Anne
Lee Rix. are having a wonderful time
In san Diego, where the lieutenant is
stationed now with the aviation corps
They are enjoying all the beauties OF
the California Pacific exposition, toe.
and finding il an ideal place for their
honeymoon. There have been quite
number of officers recently transferred
10 the aviation corps who were sta
toned here last spring These are
Lieut. James r. AlfOnte. formerly OF
the seventh infantry; Lieut. L s.
Churchill. OF the same regiment Lieut.
Michael T. Davis. of the sixth. and
more recently Lieut. W j. East OF the
10th. They viii Be able 10 form little
Fl Paso colony Of their own II they
want TO.
The discussion nowadays is all about
the cut-in dance. introduced by the mi-
litiamen with their arrival in FL Paso-
some say IL is good fun. others merely
want il regulated others are for linz
Iting il to extras alone and then there
ere those who swing their little ham
mers square at IL and cry away with
il absolutely" From nice neutral a la
Woodrow Wilson position on the fence.
there is a good view for both sides Of
The discussion The cutting in reduces
formality at party and makes the af-
fair more gay and lively providing
everyone in the crowd Is congeniaI. but
from the girls point Of view. il is not
altogether desirable, because. for exam
pie she may have q dance with Tommy.
who is altogether delightful and an ex-
ceilent dancer, and no sooner does the
music begin and they start off than
In cuts Billy. whom she really dislikes
and who walks all over her feet when
ne oances-it gives the girl little choice
IN the matter OF course on the other
hand IL is very. very flattering for a
girl 10 be desired by a great number Of
men as dance partner and the more
men cut in for her the greater the
sign OF her popularity. on the boys
SIDE, II IS distressing to say nothing
OF provoking TO have the girl Of his
dreams snatched from him every time
ne starts out really TO eTdoy a good
dance A fair solution might be regu- 2
iaung cut-ln dancing TO one or two
dances on the program or TO the extras +
the discussion goes on and the I
cutting IN goes on. too.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
WOmen's Organizations.

The aid society of the First Presby.
Q terrain church will meet Tuesday after.
! noon IN the church parlors.
Mrs Jacob Gay. jr-, viii entertain the
Sorosis club on Saturday afternoon al
I her home, 1925 san Diego street
circle Three Of the First Methodist
churcn VIII be entertained by Mrs. E L
Cound at her home. 1113 North St
Nrain street, Tuesday afternoon at PAS
/ o'clock
The auxiliary TO the Order Of Rail
way Conductors will resume the regu-
lar winter bi-monthly meetings on
thursday afternoon in the Knights
OF Pythlas hall in the Lanier building.
Mrs Henry T. Bowie will be the
guest OF honor at a party to be given
friday night by the gins OF the Phila-
thea class Of the First Presbyterian
church, OF which she is the teacher.
The party viii be given at the home
OF Miss Marguerite IversOn on Arizona
The women's missionary society Of
Trinity Methodist church will meet
Iuesday afternoon at 3-30 o'clock in the
church parlors Mrs W H. Payne will
conduct the devotional exercises The
meeting viii be devoted entirely to
charge
The woman's auxiliary Of the church
OF st Clement will hold its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon AT
3 o'clock Mrs L H Tucker will be in
charge At the close Of this meeting
me Woman's guild OF the church viii
noio reorganization meeting with
the new president. Mrs II c MyIes
preSidlng- Both meetings viii be held
in the parish house
tb Mrs; " Horace A; Lay past president Of
union, was presented with a prett-
gold brooch by the members Of the
union Saturday afternoon. when the or
sanization was entertained with an in
I0rmal reception by Mrs Edward g
hitchcock, at her home on Federal
street Mrs. f L Harris presented the
pin on behalf OF the members and Mrs.
lay made a short speech OF apprecia-
llon- A brief business program was
heid, al which the president. Mrs
Hitchcock. presided. The program Of
The afternoon was in the charge Of Mrs.
= l. fiarrls- MS G. L Jones dis
cussed the dangers Of a city. to which
our boys and girls are constantly ex-
posed Mrs. Jack Burton sang when
the Boys Come Marching Home ac-
e9mpanying herself on the piano. She
also played piano solo. A recitation
4 m so Tired of Being a Child was
given by little Louise Jones' Mrs. J.
D. McMonteray talked on the benefits
70 q community from prohibition The
rooms were decorated with Quantities
OF golden rod blossoms and autumn fol
lage- The nantes were massed with
these bright flowers. American Beauty
loses ana carnations were used on the
living room table In the dining room,
Wnere three course luncheon was
served by the hostess. the table was
attractyely decorated with autumn
fruits Mrs. Hitchcock was assisted In
entertaining by Mrs. Helen Judson. Mrs.
r. A Taylor and Mrs J. D. Mcafou-
teray- Among some of those present
were Mesdames Horace A. Lay. Z. +.
Moulton, z H Yale, H A. Taylor. g.
l. Jones. NJ L Strong. G. r Coles. d.
l. Harris. L. NJ Peck. Jack Burton.
Joseph r. HurXthal. Y Del Campo.
Georgia Ferguson. Dr. Doris Bowibv
and little Louise Jones'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02

committee held a business meeting and
discussed affairs Of Importance con-
nected with its work. The committee
members were Mesdames James Craw-
ford. J. H. McBroon. G. F. Hawks and
A. ). !. Eylar- The guests were Mes
danes V. T. Raggio. J. D. Love and W.
R. Brown
Mr.. and Mrs c. Z. Kelly entertained a
number Of friends Saturday afternoon
and evening with an informal barbe-
cue at their ranch down the valley this
side of Fabens- The guests mOtored
down from Fl PasO. The affair was in
honor Of ex senator Joseph W. Bailey.
and some. of the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Claude 3. Hudspeth. Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Primm, Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood Hall
Mrs. Florence Hall judge P. r Price.
judge Ballard Coldwell. judge J. J..
Murphy, Park Pitman. a Allison. A r
Burgess. Rev Father James Maloney
and Rev. Father Perea-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02

z. AND MRS. JAMES s. NORRIS
Nj son announce the engagement
= = OF their daughter. Miss Alma
Hermin= Morrison. TO David Leroy
Pickens The wedding will occur on
October IS Miss Morrison is a grad
uate Of the high school Of the class
OF 1913. and later attended the Univer-
sity Of Texas. For the past two years
she has been teaching in the public
schools OF the city. Mr.. Pickens is con-
nected with the First National bank.
A number of social affairs viii be
given for Miss MORRISON before her
wedding. Mrs ". r Brown is enter
tanning in her honor with luncheon
guerite L Goering Will give a bridge
party in her honor on Saturday after
noon A number Of other affairs are
being planned
Mr.. and Mrs J. ]. Ormsbee announce
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Emile Louise Ormsbee. to Nelson
kheinheimer. The wedding viii C
cur IN the early winter.
Miss Alice Penny and Ralph Scott
were quietly married at noon today
oy Rev father Peter J. Weeks. 5. !,
IN the priests residence, adjoining the
cathedral OF the Immaculate Concep-
ton The bride wore a travelling suit
Of dark blue cloth with a small beaver
rat She carried brides roses. Only the
FAMILIES and most intimate friends of
the couple were present Mr.. and Mrs.
scott left this afternoon for California,
where they will spend their honey
moon, 10 be gone for several months
me bride IS the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs J. 5. Graham The groom is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ X. Wright
They Will make their home in FL Paso
afternoon the bride was the
guest OF honor at a surprise shower
given by the members Of the Friday
5et-Iogether club, at the home Of Mrs.
John T. Cameron. on Montana street
The guests were entertained with va
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
Engagements Announced of Miss
Morrison and Miss Ornsbee

, trola- The guest Of honor was pre-
scented with a shower of gifts, all
needlework articles. made by the
guests The gifts were brought in
arranged in small wagon. deliberately
decorated with smilax and white flow
f. ers. drawn by little Jack Cameron ana
Frances Louise Wilcher with little
Mary Scott acting as driver using
reins OF pink and green satin ribbons
The children were dressed in white An
ice course was served by the hostess
The rooms were decorated with quau-
titles Of cosmas blossoms and roses
The guests were Misses Alice Penny,
Jennie halL Nary Duden. Hattie In
gram. OF Alabama. Nettie Crozier. Mes
danes II Y Duden. B. G. ANTHONY
J. r Mitchell. f A. Mitchell. J. W
Hail. O j Allen. @ ". Rogers. Lynn
Reid, G. y Thomas. z. B. McClintock.
win Scott, NJ H. Camp and c. ~
Wilcher
Mrs Margaret Fisher and DR..
Charles Thomas. of FL Paso. were
married very quietly Saturday evening
IN AlamogordO. by Rev Mr.. Porter OF
the Baptist church They were ac-
eompanied by Mr.. and Mrs ". r Hail
Dr and Mrs. Thomas vii make Their
nome at 1881 Arizona street
Miss Willie Gertrude Collinsworth.
or san Antonio, and Thomas b Hum
per, OF Fl Paso, were married Satur-
pastor of the First Baptist church. at
Els residence, on Magoffin avenue
Miss Nettie Hester attended the bride
and the best man was Lieut.. Joseph r..
X CarvOlth. Of the 18th Pennsylvania
infantry Mr.. and Mrs. Humber viii
make their home for the present at
10 Arizona street The bride is the
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. W T Col
linsworth, Of san Antonio.
Miss Minnie Martin and Arthur D
,'-onr were married Sunday afternoon
by Rev j. F. Williams, at his home
On Magoffin avenue. The bride is Ton
san Francisco and the groom from
Los Angeles They viii make their
home in Fl paeo -N--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
ORRINE SAVED
HIM FROM Drink

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relief TO those being tortured by the
liquor habit, is the testimony of many
mothers. wives and daughters.
This scientific preparation promptly
kills all desire for whiskey. beer and
other intoxicants. II can be given in
the home secretly without loss Of time
from work No sanitarium expense
We are so sure that Orrine VIII bene-
fit that we say 10 you. if. after a trial
you fail TO get any benefit from its use.
YOUR money will be refunded Costs
only S10O a box. Ask US for free book
let telling all about Orrine-
Kelly & Pollard. Sheldon Hotel.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
CLASSES IN THE HIGH SCHOOL
HAVE ORGANIZED FOR THE TERM
By

met the last OF the week and elected
officers Mary Kelly was chosen for
president; Winifred Shelton. sergeant
alarms; Merle Huffaker. reporter;
Carol Bias. officer of publicity. and
Miss Eula Harper. of the teaching staff
Of the school the critic. The meetings
viii be held twice a month. on Thurs
day afternoons after school