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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-06-03

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tomben bon Menidenopfern miro bic |
pirtlhaftlt4e Not ni9t beboben; |
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nit gu re4nen, bab es nod Der
sfriessbeenoisung leiner 8emobner
unter eri4perenoen I'm ltdnben miro
ernd6ren uno erbalten t0nnen als
in ben 3eiten por 9usbruh oes
Weltrieses. 0ielfa9 pirb bic pirtz
ldoftlide Not srOber als friiber
iein.
Wos batte es oenn uberbaupt nit
Ser permeintlihen ueberp0lteruns
Guropas auf iid? 0os @ereoe bier
iiber mar eisentlid nur elm Nusbrud
fir bic unbefriebisenoen ipirtldaftz
liden 0srbdltnife. Mon iudte nod
oersn grtldruns uno erfano oas
billige Shlagport bon Der lleberDOlz
teruns. 0or alien in ben 3eiten
Der WirtI I9oftstri1en. ersdblte man
BON viiber5dblisen" Menl4en, oblpobl
in ben 3eitsn Der NrplperitGt audi
ale rermeintlid iiberfliiiiisen Sdnoe
ponouf 9dItisung fanben. Wdre
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permeiobar, ponn t0nnte bon Der
permeintlidsn ueberpolteruns iiberz
boupt ni9t mebr bic Reoe lein. Sim
gu tosnmt, bob bic groe nod lange
nidt oen 60dltitanb ibrer Grudtbarz
teit srreiht bat, oaB Der Grfinoerz
uno 6or16ergeilt auf oielem Gebiet
raitlos tdtig lit uno betpunoerunss<
piiroise Grgebnii1e 5eitigt, uno bob
ferner tpeite beute nod bru6lissenoe
9dnDerfldhsn Der menlhliden Grz
ndtrung nubbar semodt peroen
t0nnen. Sir piele peitere Millionen
Msnlden lit ouf Groen ieoe grndb>
rungsm0slihteit porbanoen. gDenn
bisber pielfo9 Not berrlhte, oonn
lag oas niht am uWeniaeniiberz
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ben pirti6aftlihen 8erbdltnihen, an
Der topituliltiiden proouttionspeile
beren 3iel ntdt etpa bic planmdbise
GrnGbruns uno grbaltung oes sez
IIomten Meni9ensei9lehts, ionoern
nur Der nadte @elbernerb 1T.
| grobe uirtldaftlide samieristeiz
ten pirD bieier aries i'm @efolse baz
ben. Die 8etdmpTuns Der orohenz
ben 9erormuns tpeiter 8oltsl9idten,
loie Ueriorsuns oller Meni4en nit
ben 5ubliltenSmitteln pirb bic
2lnlpannuns aller ardfte erforosrn
| Gin lpSialiltildes @emeinpeien mir
be oiele S9pieristeiten balo iiber@
pinpen. Oo aber Elm iol4es nur
elm Yrooutt Der Gntpidlung lein
tann uno fir bic nddite 3eit noh
nidt in 5rose tommt, gilt es fiir
unIers Mrbeiterbepegung. i'm Habz
men oes beutisen pirtidaftliden gu
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sunddIt 5ur Wieoerseiunouns, pann
aber CUR 5prtentpidluns uno gum
lpGteren 9luiitieg oes Wfenidsngez
| |lhlehts beisutragen. Cine unermeBz
lid arobe unp lpihtise 5rieosnsarbelt
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{ Snterel5en ser Nrbeiterlhaft eineu
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: ben Jattor biloen perosn. Deilsn ie'
E ieoer eineeoert. Mose ieoer CUR 0e'
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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-06-03

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Mrbcitcr-S SGnscricit-&unsert am :.
Smli, nad)mittass, in Der Central
Nrmorp NaQc.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-06-03
No. o.
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9tnti@en Srau@ so5> Yartei

Mdtnmg!
9iit oem Monat Suni mINcn bic &crammlnngen ser
Yrand) an Wod)enagen itattfnocn.
Bic nGditc Ycrammlnng fnoet Scmsemaf MittuudJ
Den Z. Snni abenos llbr in Der srd)6alc tatt.
Sebr wdtis Ennftc itebcn oni Der Sagesoronnua Gam
paanarbcit, SdmRfaiimna snr Saatsfonicrcm mdae @e
ric ocs Sraaniiaturs uNuaelcsnbetcm udtie acuua
fir jcoen Wenuin, in Der %crammlmng amucmo m en
Ser Srsauiapr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-15
POLICEMAN SHOOTS
AUTOMOBILE THIEF

Denver Ma ll-rn' l,J. uf ban
i"l Haidsari Wa- found tuda. under
The Fourteenth street ,ladu.I l.u-.
night Balsuri lis said 90 np.- stolen
tu automobile. boo which D., cu,uln.
tered fatrolmau Shn,WukUr 100 an
other machine According Dob rrr ufi.-
''i s story each tried tp crowd th,
ether int" the Niadu,t railing IaiI
.'tI Jumped from hi- machine. Iu
d' Nu ~" approach uoar tu, uuIiu ,uI
'ui disappeared 100 th, HilVu. gtrI.
shoemaker Ir.d az M, rrrritms
n1 whose body wa lnuuU u irH
husf- later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-15
EIGHT KILLED IN
BLAST IN POWDER
MILL IN JERSEY

1.HNStuNH u. y j Ma. E.zhL
mru are reported killed and a iul,n
injured .n an explosion TODAY a tho
L'pHuup p.uut ot the Du Puut Pow
drl company near here. Among ,h.
dead ur. believed Coo hc ZOO, .upcr,u-
trndeuy 1ui h0s assistant
pH.rrs u' the company said their
HD-t Information .. thut four mon
we're Nilod, R'sourrs said ten are
dead.
IN" slpcrintoudeU' wFo was killed.
Was " T. I.1VIo, ut Woodbury.. \.
% and uis assistant who lu,t h.- use.
AH- G'ui-, Marsh u. pauisboro.
N J
Tho explosion u...trpd IA ths
building Whore TIuItrutuIuuI an1
ifIh'uIul were manufactured. Flrs
followed the explosion and destroyed
, other small Duildug- nearby. Tho
explosion wa folt many miles away
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-15

S--r~''s--~~ -
unu. OF .Drptural nouuNs instead
OF muu4 together under tho con
Wuu standard col the cI.. H upups'
with solid front the h.... ut dark
ur~-
I'm lpu.hiup the propu-ou campaign
to puJ every christian w.u 1t work,
NI tu.E't,li'r proposeu 'uc appoint
mont of q special sccrotli. ut the in
totuauuuai committee of tine y. VI 90
A. 'o have chaYc of th" udcrmkinr
rrd b." outlined sumc OF Ihc general
requirements OF the organization, 'I
i- hard hn said, "to conceive of any
single effort which would so furthe'
toward rcNitnlizing thc .hurchcs ui
Nurth America and rcNtu- the in
ioroSt ui mon in them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-15
With High Treason, in
Dock This Morning.
SURPRISE PROVIDED
FOR LONDON PUBLIC
Irish Peer Said to Have Made
Long Statement to the Au-
thorities Which Is Expected
to Shorten Proceedings.
Also Charged


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du" "HD tn th' prominence ui Caste
mont Nul iu speculation ur '' h.s ul-
innate fate but also because % has
been expected ot.d'H would "' pro.
dt.ou which .d HN bare NId,-
spread plot rr-u'uF lu the revolt
Th,r, v4. lu unexpected number
D, applications. foy seats .n th, ntIe
court room out admission vas pee
-tuct,d to about iup persons. Hclud-
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lu ih' 'pur'I"om WIN hin1 was
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'|''I 'E thr b'iW'ue carry 100 the
war N'" went li"m ''lin'uF .' li'-
land WITH Hr i'us'T.
Attorney General SIT Fr'a'il'h T.
smith. \. IL hodNin ana II'''Is
Humphreys appeared i"l ih" pi"r''u-
ton ana PROFESSOR J. II M"i@hn ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-15
MUST HAVE 800 MORE
RECRUITS FOR GUARD
BEFORE MASTERING IN

NcW Mexico must Furnish at
boast 500 more men for her rcgi-
mrut ot infantry before DO can be
mustered into federal ..r.l lye. ac-
,urdiue TO- a telegram ~.ut to the
Evening Herald toda. Pos Major
T. Rupp,. now at Coum bus with
the stat" troops.
Albuquerque, the mayor urged,
should du her share toward FUR
u.hug these. having . Tor fur
u..hul only about 100 u.n.
The telegram contained q spc-
,yI appeal to Spanish -u,akins
men 90 enlist
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-15
Oil Magnate Declares There
Are Too Many on Rolls of
Institutions Which Mean
No Active Work.
BROTHERHOOD OF MAN
SHOULD BE EMPHASIZED
Capitalist Pays Tribute to
Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION as Great Force for
Obtaining Cooperation.


cleveland 80. May I'.J J"hh '
lturho,"N'r. Jr- MAJOR '''h'Ial H'''-
afd Wood tud Assistant secretary 't
the Navy Frnnklin - F"'S'''I' were
| speakers ti to-day e'Sei"h' "i Ih' we
| tornati"ral NJ G. y ''nN'nli"'
here and then presence caused In-.
usual interest ih the ''' bi"ti'''
ut the organization MI '"'kcl'H.
'nlu of welfare work H''u- d"N" ln mo
mines ui Colorado Nh''h arc ''h'
| tr"i.'I Nf 'h' I,". N'i'li'i 'n''i'~'-
| 'ru'iH wood In' i''hIN '''"-'-
N,lt viii HpN'u lhI. afternoon 'l I'VE
army and navy .''ilHn.
JOHN - i;".l"i'N't. Ir. Hddr'- ".
! today session "i ih' h''inhl"h.
! contention "i tu' N"uns Nrn 'hii-
ii'r associations OF N'r'h N'u'Il. .'..
! urged " 'tluphltr l' '' .i'''' VITO
! otrr christian u'u '' N"ih move
| n'ui
| pure,i.Il,r iu ms morning apdrrs
( i.ld th, d.ippst,- now Co orgunilr %
! IrN.I4t.trity .ttu-tH which n, declared
! v.ild .yc,u thr forces of evil out 81
.,up,tittnn A.. scored th, mini.
It.r- who breach Hover, bois Of ,u.r"
r.uri,p rppucd p.tti.an dcuouiut.
IrouaI..m ana stepped outside his sub.
f,., o.. t,k, , nirs al business mon
Vb,.,,.. r,ttcutnr tb.tr hank accounts
,p tn, ,v.r An t.urope.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-15
PRESIDENT OPENS
BIG ARIZONA AREA
TO HOMESTEADERS

Washington May 10 President
WILSON today made available to entry
'i n.Wr-fuad"rs more than Il haIf
million acres of land ia the Dixie ra-
i"nd forest n Ari1ona Abou: onn-
iour'h "f the area already n.s Loen
MED Oh by forest home steaders.
Fhe laud Withdrawn is In Moisye
county And IL described a. vaius BILE
for grazing purposes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-15

Resumed dI-,H.-ion ON rural
credits bin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-15

Too busy to come down? Phone
our Personal Service Bureau.
Phone 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-15

Continued On Page seven
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-22
FL PasoanS Returning.

Mrs Earl 2 Rogers. who has been
spending the summer visiting in Iowa
J and Chicago. is expected 20 return Sat
, urday-
Mrs. C. d. Leon returned the first OF
the week from a visit In Trinidad. Colo.
. ner former home she viii spend tho
winter At the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. a ZieEler.
Mr. and Mrs. 4 j. aIcQuatters. with
their daughters. Misses Gladys Nc
Quatters. Ouida McQuatters and Euge-
MA NcQuatters, and sons. Frank Nc
Quatters. A J. McQuatters. jr-. and
. William McQuatters, who have been in
Dallas for several months. are IN Fl
faSo again for short time guests AT
Hotel PasO del NOrte. AIr- AIcQuatters
viii remain in business here. but Mr..
McQuatters and her children will %
20 Los Angeles. calf. 10 spend the
winter months
Miss A Louise Dietrich. Miss Emily
D. Greene and their guest. Miss H r.
Moss. who have been spending the past
two weeks at Rest Inn cottage in
CloudcrofJ. have returned 10 Fl PasO.
Miss Dietrich has been in New York
city all summer. taking a course ia
advanced organizing and teaching
nursing classes at Columbia Iniver-
sity- She also did much through the
summer in work with the visiting
nurses connected with the Henry Street
Settlement
Capt Thomas Franklin is back from
the coast, looking fine and fit and
after his frightful automobile accident
early in the summer is nothing short
Of miraculous Capt. Franklin was
caught under an overturned car and
mis- skull fractured at the base For
five days ne lay unconscious at the
hospital, and the whole month of July
is 10 him an absolute blank memory
failing him at every point. though the
doctors tell him he was delirfous or
semiconscious most Of the time When
he left the hospital he weighed 1f5
pounds. but after a months rest in
California he has returned ready for
hard work again at the TT PasO Dairy
company's plant of which he is general
superintendent The only reminder OF
his hurt. saws the captain. is an az
lection OF the eyes. which makes 10
necessary for him TO wear lenses of an
extra ordinary design. The doctors
hold out hopes that even this trouble
may cure itself in time capt Franklin
says that the doctors give credit large
y 10 MS powerful physique for the
favorable result in his case. and ne is
glad now that a radical operation was
decided against, and that nature was
wisely left much 10 her own devices 10
work repairs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-22
WOMEN'S
STOMACH TROUBLES
The Great Woman's Medi-
cine Often Just What
Is Needed.

We arc so used to thinking OF lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as
a remedy exclusively for female ills that
we are apt to overlook the fact that it
Is one Of the best remedies for disorders
Of the stomach.
For stomach trouble of women it is
especially adapted, as 1t works in COM
plete harmony with the female organ
ism, since it contains the extracts of the
best tonic roots and herbs. 1t tones IN
the digestive system, and increases the
appetite and strength Here is what
one woman writes showing what this
medicine does:-
Newheid, N. W am so pleased
to say / can recommend Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound as an eco
nomical and beneficial remedy in most
ailments pertaining to women. At
least l found it so by only taking two
bottles. l had indigestion in a bad
form and / am now feeling in the best
OF health and owe it all to lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. -
Mrs. BURR WILLIAMS, RID. No. %. New
field, NY.
Many women suffer from that call
gone feeling" and "feel so faint -
while doing their work. Ten chances
to one their digestive system is all out
Of order. A tablespoonful Of lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after
each meal should completely remedy this
condition in a few days,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-22

~HE fortnightly dinner dance Of
the Toltec club Thursday night
- was an unusually pretty party.
as. being practically the beginning Of
the winter season, all the women We're
attired In their newest and Ioveliest
party gowns and the big ballroom
presented a beautiful picture. with the
gay Nominations the rose decorated
tables and the bright colored gowns
and flashing Jewels OF the women
about them. set of by the black Of the
mems suits or the uniforms Of the army
officers.
An orchestra played during the dim
ner and for the dancing between the
courses. For the entertainment Of the
guests there were exhibitions OF the
newest society ball room dances. the
Ritz waltz and the Plaza" foNtrot.
given 10y Miss Clara Louise West and
Ernest T. Ryan David HolEuin played
violin solos and r. Z VauSurdam
sang.
Very unique decorations ornamented
the table a which Mr.. and Mrs Frank
i Torres entertained a large party of
guests Four tall crystal vases. filled
with American Beauty roses and joined
by bows and streamerS Of green tuile.
surrounded an open space on the table.
where number Of very cleVerly
modelled statuets danced i'm burleSQue
style the faddiest of the new society
dances American Beauty roses We're
scattered in a pleasing design about
the table The places We're marked
with simple white cards bearing the
name Torres embossed in gold The
men guests were principally Harvard
graduates. who are here with the vari-
Gus regiments Of the national guard
IN the party were AR and Mrs. Alfred
Kerr. Mrs Max Weber. Misses JcuetC
Fail Sarah Bridgers. Dorothy Quigley
Mary Gates Redmond. Enid Ainsa
Agnes Stewart. Mary White and Gladys
McQuatters- Capt A. Lowering. Lieut..
Oliver WalcOtt James Selden. Howard
Rand Bruce Robbins Hugh r Mac
Michael. Steven Mann. Charles Qualey
and Jack Cummings were the men
Gen and Mrs George Bell. jr-. were
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs T. =
Stewart Others in their dinner party
were M and AIRS. ". W Turney. Mr..
and Ms J. +. Williams and Mrs
Waters Davis
Capt. Fay W Brabsou was host TO
Mrs. William r. Allsire Misses Floy
Barnhardt and Genevieve Hornbrook
Lieut. Frederick @. Rogers and Lieut.
Vincent Meyer.
Lieut.. Edwin y. Hardy entertained
Al dinner Lieut.. and Mrs James L
Collins, Mrs. Walter H Neiu Misses
Estelle BeTrien and Mary Hill Lieut.
Robert MEG Littlejohn and A. :.
Janewav-
Mr.. and Mrs. Claiborne Adams-s
guests were Miss SJarrOw Smith and
Lieut. r H Boiling.
Capt and Mrs. r. J. BesH had as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-22

FOR the first time in the history OF
r the Cloudcroft Baoy sanatorium.
4 the institution closed the year
with a balance in the treasury and for
the first time In its history was man
aged by women exclusively. the Fl
Paso Equal Franchise league being in
charge the whole season How is that
as proof that women can do business in
q business like way
The report Of the sanatorium work
for the summer was presented by Mrs
= J. Fennel. president OF the Equal
Franchise league and chairman Of the
board of directors of the Baby sana-
torium committee, at the meeting OF
the league Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs H. A Taylor on West
Missouri street The Baby sauatOrium
was opened under the management Of
the league on May Is and continued
caring for sick babies for three months
and a half. with an average OF 10 ba-
bies at time the entire summer. Miss
Emily n. Greene, a trained graduate
nurse OF III Paso- was in charge Of the
Sanatorlum as superintendent. with a
corps OF efficient workers under her
The league undertook the mana cement
OF the sanatorium upon learning that
on account OF its financial failure the
preceding year. ID was to De closed
Through the cooperation of the various
women's organizations OF the city. the
league raised the sum Of 5000 during
save the Ba bies' week. last spring
The league undertook the manage
ment Of the sanatorium on the under
standing that II was not TO assume any
OF the old debts: the former board Of
mana gers We're to retain the response
bility Of paying these
After paving ali Of the current ex-
penses for tine season just closed.
there is balance on hand in the
treasury OF S40e- This big balance was
principally due to the fact that toward
The close of the season Il number Of
very generous contributions were
made. The Cloudcroft cOt1aEers, IN
der the Craftsmanship of Mrs w :
Tilton. raised over $3.50 through vari-
Gus entertainments given during the
summer for the benefit OF this fund
Nerrick Brecb contributed the pro-
ceeds Of one night at his moving pic
ture theater. and a number Of anOuy-
nous contributions were received. in
addition 20 the fees paid by the parents
Of the sick babies who could afford 70
pay
When the league took charge OF the
sanatOrium- the supply OF bed linen
and baby garments was practically
exhausted. The league has completely
stocked tine sanatorium with new
supply. The board Of managers Of the
sanatorium for the summer was com
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-22
BEAUTIFUL DECORATT TONS & DRESS
MARK THE TOL Tee DINNER DANCE
By RUTH MoNRo AUGUR.

, their dinner guests Mesdames 3. T.
Hammett and L H. Montgomery, Ar
and Mrs. Charles Davis. Mr. and Mrs
j. A. Happier. Mr. and Mrs T. +. Neff
and Mr. and Mrs. ". 3. I-atta-
Mr.. and Mrs r Emmett Hines en-
te~tsined at dinner Dr. and Mrs. W r.
Jameson. Mrs George Nidmer. Mai
Mathew r. Saville and Capt " F.
Godsou-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. : Crombie's guests
were DIT. and Mrs r L Ramey. Mr.
and Mrs G. r. Finley, Maj and Mrs.
William Elliott Nj and Mrs Joe F.
Wright. Miss Sue Crombie and Capt
Clyfard Game
capt FTtzhugh T. Auerdice enter
tanned Mrs NJ o. Tyler. Mrs. Margaret
Kinnou Stevens. Miss Birdie Haw kins.
MAJ Arthur r. kerwin and Capt +. r.
Hill
chison's dinner party were Mr. and
AIRS j. " Dudley and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles r. LOOMS
Lieut.. Col and Mrs. James B. Allison
We're the guests OF Lieut. and Mrs
Henry B. Lewis
In party dining together We're Nh.
and Mrs Horace w Broaddus. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles II. Leavell. Mr- and Mrs
r A. Whitaker Mr. and Mrs T. @
SearIe lIr and Mrs. o. l. sweeney. and
J- +. pevereauX-
Another dinner group was composed
of Mr. and Mrs A T. Coles. Mr. and
1Irs. r " McAfee. Mr.. and Mrs. ". L
Gaines. Mr.. and Mrs ". D. Wise. and
MAJ and Mrs. George g Barnhardt-
capt F. NJ Clement, Lieut. ". c.
LeCompte. and Lieut. z. Wood. of the
First Pennsylvania cavalry. dined to-
gether
Ar and Mrs. Zach T. White enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. W T HiNsou and
Air and Mrs. " F. Race.
At another table were Col and Mrs.
l. g. CovelL of the 32d Michigan in
fsntry.
Judge and Mrs. Julius A Buckler had
as their a-ests Gen Roger Williams.
of the kentucky national guard r y.
Smith. Miss Marion Ainsa and Miss
Henrietta Buckler.
A. r. Stocker of 81 Louis. enter
tanned Misses Katherine Pfaff. Airs.
Josephine Nations Norfit. Lieut. J. J.
Cham 'erlain. Lieut. c. K Rheinhardt
and Lieut. David Arnold
Members Of the Nest Xsleta Country
club enjoyed q pleasant dance Thurs
day evening Music was furnished by
the 2-d Michigan infantry band and
the applause was so persistent and
Tie response Of the musicians So gen
erous that IL was ] o'clock FRIDAY
morning before the regular program
Of T. dances mad been concluded Pres
ident ". J.. PAYNE was present looking
after the comfort Of the guests and
members More than 80 couples We're
present during the evening Tn order
10 furnish refreshments for the large
number of dancers who have been ar
tending the club functions recently
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-22
The GOSSIP CORNER
By RUTH MONRO AUGUR.

side. but now-thinlz OF -twosing- be
tween dances on the mesa rim. moon
light swept. or gazing through the
clear night upon the myriad lights Of
pet below the mesa, Is * any wonder
the new place is more popular
That part Of society that frequents
the weekly hops al Fort Bliss was a
little more dressed VI than usual at
the party this week. everyone seemed
inspired TO get into their best and gay
est raimeut- That always means q
sayer party. for when people are biz
ackadaisical as 20 how they array
themselves for a frolic. the event IS
rather unfrOlicsOme. OF course there
are exceptions. but isn't that usuall-
the rule9 Mrs Phil Whiting. Of BOs-
ton. Mrs. Bobby as she is known by
her intimates. was particularly stun
ming figure AZ the Wednesday night
hop. She wore a very nifty black and
white hat. a very fetching sleeveless
gOwn-she has wonderfully good look
ing arms. YOU know-and the Whitest
and fiuffiest and biggest white fox fur
scarf which completely covered her
neck and shoulders. II was very effect
i've in more WAYS than one. One Off
Ger in particular. who was rather
warmly damp from the eXertiOns OF
GancinE-the evening was rather warm
was heard TO murmur. as he mOpped
the perspiration from his brow. IF
Mrs Bobby and that FUR 20 BY me
again 7 shall drop dead from sun
stroke"
Enid and Marion Ainsa are certainly
having gay vacation this summer,
these two popular daughters OF Dopu-
lar mother have been very much enter
tained the whole summer and espe-
cially now that the time for their de
parture for school IS so rapidly aD-
preaching