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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11

es lit bier eine adil3e sln3abl bon
eimeritnncrn, ipelhe allf trifimen
t5uBe init SaIn5dr iiebeu. Sic erflor.
ten, Sab Siuneerte, ipenn nidlt 3nu.
icnoe bon Garran5asSoI0aten, meldJc
friibcr inter inn fGurpiten, nit
6reloen ibrem alten 5iiErer folgeil
perben, ipenn er Tie riifen miro.
Pm glbeHo bier eS, bab SalnJnr
lid in SuareJ perhcrgen baIte, bod
iuilroe Dem @eriihte ni6t alsemei.
ner @lautc seidenft.
GIpaio, 9sy., 10. 4pril. GIieso
gaoa, elmer Der beitbsiunnien Suris
fen i'm Siibtpeiten, friiher 9iitrittss
annaIt In SocOrro, q. 3d., uno Elm
republitanii4er syiibrer in jensm
Staats. ipurbe bier in @srbiuoung nit
Der GIudt oes 9snsrals Sala5ar psrf
Eaftst uub nit ibm ad)t anoere WleIis
idner. bic ale gu irsenb elmer 3eit cine
pi6tige Rple in Der msrifani9sn
ppIitit asipisli baiien. Inter ibnsn
befanb iid General sSsnatio Morslos
3arasofa, Der unter 5uerta geieblss
babsr BON 5ampicp setpeien mar, uno
Gsneral Moreelo Garepeo, friiber I'm
Giabe bes Generals Sro5ep. S1mmts
lide aht Mdnner iinb bei9ulbist, I'M
SntsrsIie bon ;5elir 9ias thGtig geiues
len Su fsin.
9aea latte SalaSar in beHen pros
seB iptgsn anseblihsr geridpSruns
pegsn bic omsritonifde Jlsutraliidt
nnb Meinsibs pertbeioist sebabt. Sn
fdmmtli6sn glntlusspuniten mar Ieia
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ner eriten 9srhaftune mar SaloSa-
Gus BEN Oefdngnib in Qlbuquercae
entiprunssn unb man iasts er ba6e
bamais sinen 8sdlh ssma4t, in
Gpnora cine Repoluiion ins Mert ~
febm. glea mar odmals idon anses
tlagt iporbsn, SalaSar sur 5ludt pers
bolfen gu baben. 0o9 mar er ipaier
freiseiprodsn iDorben.
Wafbiuston 10. 2fpril. =
Die gsriihte BON elmer bspOriisb,nbeu
3uriid3isbung Der ameritanifden Grs
petition purbsn BON nensm ipiberls5t
burd bic Mslbuns, bab psitsrs 5rups
pen iibtr bic grsnss gefanbt preen
ipiirbsn. unb aubsrbsm bal bas
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feds psitsrs erobs 1ant MoiOrs
truds srpeds @sriorsuns Der Mptors
uno QsropIane @susral gsrTbings nit
Gniolin astaufi fpcrben fsitn.
Ovpeihen an bas Staaisbtpdriss
msRt beuten an. baB bic Garran5as
gsborbsn nit gefOrsnib auf bic forte
gsIsbte 4nipeisnbtit nmerifaniIGtr
9ruppsn in Msyfto bIidsH unb baB fis
ssneist iinb 5l glaubsn. bab Der
3rsd Der expedition NIT Der Der,
Iasuns DON 9i!las 9auptiommanb0
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SsnatOr GaIIinssr. Der rspubIitas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11

niife Siibrsr I'm Senat, per5ffsnt.
lihte sinen Brief bss Ssnaiors 5aa,
ipelder an Der Greu5e eetpsi.n mar,
I'm iibsr bic oortissn 3uitGnbs an bic
Ssnaiortn Der Minberbeii su bsrids
ten. Ssrr Gag fast, Der llsbsrfall
ouf Columbus Isi m0glih sepOrb,n
infolse elmer srobtn Glide in Der
Grsn5 pairouilIi.ruNs. Gr fei in'
formiert iporben, bob ipsnn bic ames
ritaniihe Snpaiionsarmss niht ius
nsrbaIb elmer Wo6s bonn Datum isi-
rss 9riefss. 4. 2lpril, al n0llise &ons
trolle iiber bic msritaniIHe Norbneits
babn srbaIie, bas Grpsbitionsiorps
Suriidgs5osen ipsrbsn miiiTs.
4rmse Gffisisre srtIGrtsn, bab
bon jsbt an Snfanisris sur gsritdrs
flung Der aommuni!aiiorsiinie btnubt
iperben ipiirbe. bdmit bic aapaGsri,
fir bic ausi6lisblide @trfoIsuns Der
ganbitsn berfpanbt n.rben t5nne. Gin
3beil bes farbigen "a. Snfantsri,s
Regiments in Del Rio. 3eras, mel.
dss auf gnfudsn Der bortigen Be
borben 5uri:dss5osen tpurbs, Fat BE-.
reits 9sfebl srhalien, bic @rsnss 5u
iiberfdrsiter.
1rpbe b.utf9e unterfses
boote i'm g Saparstn
Meer aufgetaudt.
aopenbagen. 10. 2lprii. -
Seutidt llntsrieeboote, sr0ber unb
Ihnellsr, als lie je bisbsr ssIsben ipur.
ben. iinb i'm S9par5en Mt.r aufgs,
tau6t, ipie Der ~9oFiide 3eituns"
aus aonitantinopsl beriaiet ipirb. Ter
aorrsipunbsnt btbaupist. bab es ems
bisfsr 9oots mar, ipel4es bas ruiTiihs
SpipitalfHiff ~portusaI' psrfenti bat.
Or. q. 80. Matte pfGbirt
.ni4ti4uIbis."
Rspgort, 10. april. Or.
glribur Marrsn Mdits, ipelhsr Be-
tannt hattie, ieinsn GdDisssrpatsr,
ssobn 6. ped BON Granb Rcpibs.
gait. psreiftst su baben, pIdbirte bsus
is bura fsinsn Redtsbsiiiaub rnidts
itulhis', als er auf cine antIaae beg
i'm eriisn Grabe bern RiHkr
porsefiibrt ipurbe. Gein gnnalt rs.
fsrpisris iih iebo6 bns Rett, babI
isin alisnt invrbalb 5.bn Sngsn ans
Dsrs pldbiren biirfe.
Diitritfsantpalt Stpdnn srtlGrts
Tih NIT bisism grrangsmsnt sinpsrs
ltonben Knb Or. Wnite ipurbs bann
cbne Birsi6oft benz prossb iibsrtpiss
fen, fir ben jsbod nod tsiH Datum
nngefsbi III. Or. Maite jtanb niht
l1nasr als sipei Minuisn Dor benz
Ri6isr inb fprd9 tsin WOrt. gldb
riftsie er fsinen Bid auf ben 9obsn.
gs mar ausenffeinIih, bab er BON
Tsinsr aranfbsit ii1 nod nift b0Ii5
,rbolt bate, bic burh ben GtnuB BON
DrOsusn am Gage Dor isiusr 9ertafs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11

Sn reft itattlifer slnaabl waren
Sic W1itgIiaoer bes Geutiten Sano.
ipeb-pereins gu Der geitrigen Der.
iauunlllng in Der @aiblngton Elatt-
form eri3ienen, neil nidJt nur Die
8erlciung Der Sabres6eridte, icn.
bern ou6 Die Ginfiibriug Der neiler.
aDGbltcr s9eanten porgenrTnuen pur-
be, peld} leetere iib su einein
tpidtisen greianiiie geItaItete, neil
Der gun6esprdlioent ais 3eremonIen.
mcii,er auserieben mar. Ra9 8erle'
Jung oes 4Srotofoll5 Der lestcn
SiBung bur4 Den itellpertretenocn
Setretdr, SSerrn Grnit SeHlpel, ira.
ten 4rdii6ent grult 8eber ilno Die
iibrigen geanlten BON ibren glenltern
5uriif ullb Sun0espraiiOeut 8 enrD
Gper ann iiternaHu tcnporar
ben 8orliB. 2Sn ieircr slniprade an
Iie neuerrDdhlten 9cairtten mics er
cuf Die 99i1)tlgfeit her Eflidten bin,
Die ibncn Don lbren Aameraben ilber.
tragell pilroen ltno er fprad Die
!Soffnung aus, 6ab lie bieIeIhen sc.
1ttulid erfiilcn tuiiroeu. Sib all Die
QinDcien0en lpenten0, fiigte er nod
tiu5lI, Nnb er Die SSnitaIlirung ocr
rcuen @eantten i'm @eiiie hercr Dor.
3nucbnlen aeoente, Die ben @erein IN
trcuer aameraoi6aft uuO Ginigfeit
QcgriInoet baben, ein @eiit, Der bis
jeBt, D09reuo oes 41j6brigcn Bette.
hens ocs @crcins itet5 fortgelebt babe
nro 0er bcute, in bieier idtueren
,3eit, nod lnebr gebe1t uno gepiIegt
uer0en nliriie. Wht elmer peiteren
GrmatrlIng, lire 4fliften getreulidb
81 erfiiaen uno uofocm er allen oa5
Sa.rort abJenummen bate, erfl6rte
9err GoerEann Die folgeuocn Beam.
Ten ais geIesItb tiir Oas lauienOe
Sabr iIlt1Qirt:
prdiiOent: grHit Ds6sr.
Yt5eprGftbent; Otto &ruaer.
4Srot. Setretdr: Soiepb Wetb.
Jinan5zSstrstdr: s. Wm. Daaner.
S6osmeiiter: 9ermann R0ders.
9ruitees: Ssnrp Dei9mann, Rars
tin S4neiper unb Gbas. S6susr.
mann.
5ubnentrdesr: 2ouis Siesel.
Gabnen6sglsiter; glusuit 2anabans
imo ,9crnburo Niitrs.
Inter oem 8eifau Der 2lnpeienben
nabncn Die geaHten ibre Sise elm
unO Die 8eidoftsiiBln9 purbe fort.
gcicbt.
5err grnit Sempsl bsridtete aIs
Delesat gum StaDtperbanb iiber ben
Ysrlauf Der Issten Sisung unb aud,
bab Der @erbanD bic $1,000, 900
8Onbaussabe fir oas S9nsllDertebrse
Spfem einitimmig inboiirt babe.
9araufbin purben bic Witglieb.r auis
geforDert, bieier Gmpfebluna Jolse gu
leiften unb am Dabltase ni5i gu Der:
feblen, fir bic gOnOaussabe gu tim.
men.
9err Gmil Wie6e, Der bon 1905 bis
1908 i'm GsibbufarsnsRegims SO. 2, !
a0nisiu 9ictoria, sebient bat, nurbe
Sur Witglisbi4aft Dorgsi6lassn unD
bsfsn applitation sinem llnterius
4unss= =ausf4ub iiberipisisn.
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fabten gef9luiie, aud @steraneu, bic
In Der Oiterrsi4ifchsuugariideH @y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-11

idub ernannt, absr oubsrbsm ipurbs
jsbss Miislieb baSu aufsefOrbsrt, iid
als Giners9usI6ub 5u hstradten, iim
ben grfols beg 5eiies iidsrn gu 6if.
ten. Cine aufforberuns, bi, ale 5n
beobadtsn ii9 perpflihteten.
Rad S6luB Der 8erfammluns ma.
ren bic Mitsliebsr bic @dft. bss prGs
iibenten Gruft Wsber Bel einem aes
miithliden Sommers. on ipeIdem iit
an6 bas gbrsnmiteIieb. poitor Or.
+. 9. Dorm betheiliate unb Bel pels
diem man6er srintfprud auf bic
tapfersn Sampler i'm alien Batter
lanbe ausaebraft tpurhs.
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.gpr eilifxn gsd9in". f&rsibt Ml
Z. DaDis, sin aaiifmann In Bears.
rifle, ~. Ca. rtpurbe bas ainb tines
msinsr auHben pon Der Group bsfals
len. lin Wliitsrnldt lam sr inmeis
nsn aaotn iinb toufie cine Jlafdx
Gclsp's Sonsp & Ear, unb nod rcr
hsm nnbsren Mcrgsn mar pos ainp
r5lis fuiebsr bsrseftsut. Die GItsrn
erildrsn. fir Group unb Gridltungen
fsi ihnsn biefes Miiisl Iisber cls irs
sinb cine anbsre Wsbisin-. Disle icfs
DIR 9riefe, in bsnen Die Wirsuns pom
5oItp's Sonsp &c 9nr bsi Suiten, Gr'
tdltungen. Group linb aeudbuiftn ees
fhilbsrt finb, iiHb btrsiis sinssfaufen.
TaS RitteI pirb lbsrall usriawft
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2ofal Seridt.
Grutiher acknowledgements
Sie neEen geamten SurG gunocS'
praiiorut Spermann in lire
glemter einsefiigrt.
Ger @ercin unteritiitt bas Silfs'
innSs.@Dlfsfeit ourd llebcr.
Hafme BON 700 Sin.
laRfurtcu.

Sabresbcrid)te Der Seamten. - Sie
Siaweienben ais 6aite oes Eraii'
iiSeuten @eber. = Ter erite 0iter'
reidjiide @eteran ais WitslieS anf.
gcnpnmeu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

club building The tea is for the bene-
fit OF the furnishing fund for the
room
One of the social events that prom
ises to he most delightful, is the lunch
con to be given on Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. w. H Austin. for her daugh-
who is her house guest.
There viii be a number of smaller
club meetings through the week. Mrs.
J. J. Piatt is TO entertain the Pioneer
Bridge club on Monday.
Mrs. NJ. F'liey viii be the hostess for
the Jolly Neighbors' club on Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. : A. Tulloch enter
tains the Fortnightly club on the same
day Mrs. W. H Shepherd viii be the
hostess for the Army Bridge club on
Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Reese enter
tains the I Refuse to Tell club Thurs
day and Saturday the y. b. club viii
meet with Miss Anne MagOffin. Win
chester Cooley, jr.. will entertain the
Beta Delta Phi club Saturday night
There will be the customary three
dances that occur regularly each week
in the Wednesday night hop at the Of
ficerS' club at Fort Bliss. the Thursday
night dance at the West Ysleta COuD-
try club and the Saturday night dance
of the FL PasO Country club at the
Toltec club
Miss Margaret Johnson. who is the
guest of Lieut. and Mrs. Rex. H.
Rhodes. will be the guest Of honor at
a dinner party given Wednesday evening
preceding the dance at the post
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

season and viii be q discussion of the
Christmas customs in other lands. Miss
Anna Washburu Will be in charge.
This meeting was to have been held
on the afternoon of December II. but
as that is the date of the Gadski-
Moore concert at the Woman's club AID
as a reception is being planned for
these musicians FOR that afternoon. the
chapter decided TO change the meeting
day
The Call of the Little Blue Mite
Boxes" missionary pageant, was pre-
scented very successfully friday night
by the girls of the junior auxiliary Of
the Church of st. Clement. in the par
ism house adjoining the church The
members of the congregation Of the
church were the guests of the auxiliary
at the entertainment, which was given
as an appeal for the women of the
church to take greater interest in mis-
sionary work and to take more of the
blue mite boxes for the united trien-
NAL offering for missions. The enter
tainment was very pleasingly present
ed and all of the actors performed their
parts very cleverly- Mrs. W H. Sea-
mon and Miss EllinOr POrcher directed
the play and deserve much credit for
the success OF the production. The
parts were all most suitably cast. Miss
POrcher acted the role of Miss En-
cry" the general secretary OF the
woman's auxiliary to the board of mis-
sions. Miss A. Louise Dietrich was
Miss Thackara," who is in charge of
the hospital and the Navajo Indians at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

Fort Defiance, Ariz Isabelle POmeroy
was her little Indian maid in the first
scene and Ruth Rawlings was this lit
tie maid after she had become a
trained nurse Charlotte Ormsoee
acted the part of the spirit of the first
united offering for missions in 1883
Pearl PomerOy was the Offering spirit
of 1901. Gertrude Smith for 1913 and
Phyllis Riutledge for 1916. Miss Vivian
PomerOy was the mother box of the
little blue mite boxes and the boxes
We're Charlotte Hayes. Mary Allen
Page. Grace Stewart, Margaret Van
Den Brock. Luella AIidgeley. Moselle
Richards. Mary Wagner and Ella May
smith LuRee Knight was the voice
of the empty mite boxes. The actors
in the Chinese tableau of mission work
we're Virginia Knight and Dorothy
Ormsbee. William Routledge was the
Alaskan boy. Mrs o. 5. Osborne di-
rected these tableaux- Louise Kettler
and Helen Kettler were girls of the
Japanese tableau, which was directed
by Miss Louise SanbUrn- The older
boys of the Sunday school assisted IN
shifting the stage scenery and in serv-
ing as ushers- Following the play Mrs.
David Mcknight distributed a number
of the little blue mite boxes. Mrs.
Mcknight is the custodian of the unit
ed triennial offering social time.
with light refreshments. followed The
22d Michigan infantry band men We're
present and 10 their music dancing was
enjoyed the latter part Of the evening
The affair was well attended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
THOUGHNOT AS STRENUOUS AS
WEEK JUST CLOSED, NEXT WEEK
HOLDS MUCH OF INTEREST ALSO
By RUTH MoNRo AUGUR.

; book for the first meeting in NOvem-
Der. New movements in the theater
will be the discussion topic. Mrs. a.
p. Averiu viii present this under three
divisions: first, the work of the drama
league in America; second. municipal
theaters. and third. the Texas theater
movement The hOstesses will be Mrs
4. w Foster and Mrs. Horace W
Broaddus. Mrs. Carl Halpern Will play
the piano solos and Mrs Harry Barnett
will sing. Sergt- bearing. of the Penn
sylvania national guard. viii give
reading.
For Friday and Saturday, TO finish
the week. the WOman's club will man.
age a tea dansant in the auditorium
with an exhibit of the articles in the
clubs woman's exchange. to be held
IN the art gallery.
The Business Woman's CLUB Will hold
its monthly meeting on Monday night,
the members having supper together at
the lunch room of the Young Womens
Christian association, AT $50 o'clock.
This viii be followed by an informal
social time and a short business meet
ing
The Fl Psso Equal Franchise league
viii meet Thursday afternoon at
o'clock in the chamber Of commerce
Mrs. Mary W Edwards will be the
principal speaker. She viii talk on
tn Juvenile court work of California
The Robert Z. Lee chapter of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
will give a tea on Saturday, December
9, at their L. D. c. room in the Woman's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

FTER the pleasurable strenuOsity
n of the past week. with Thanks
L - giving. the horse show and 50
many social affairs all crowded into
seven days, FL Pasoans VIII be rather
glad TO ease up a wee bit on enter
tanning and being entertained This
does not mean that the week will be
duh, not at all. for there are many
events that viii interest wide circle
Of people but the affairs Will not crowd
on each other SO fast and furiously.
Marriages always are anticipated by
the friends of the young people most
concerned This week the wedding Of
most interest is that of Miss Lillian
Theodore Patterson TO Frank Young
Wadlington, which viii occur on We'd
nesday evening in the First Presbyte-
rian church. The bride viii be given in
marriage by her father, H. " Patter-
SON Rev Charles l. OVerstreet will
perform the ceremony Mrs. Walter
H. Scott viii sing preceding the bridal
party's appearance Mrs. ". R Brown
viii play the wedding marches. There
viii be no attendants. The ushers will
be Joe Wadlington. Fletcher Thomas,
walter H Scott and ". R Blair
Miss Patterson has been the guest of
honor at numerous parties. both large
and small informal affairs. since the
announcement of her wedding date.
Today she is being entertained bv Mrs
D V Fennessy at luncheon and by Mrs.
J. G. Barada at an afternoon thimble
party On Monday. Mrs Walter H
Scott and her sister, Mrs Jessie De
Blanc, viii entertain for Miss Patter-
son Mrs j. J. Knox is to give a
luncheon in her honor on Tuesday aft
ernoon-
The marriage Of Miss lila Gaylord
to Walter ". Scott viii occur on
Thursday evening. in Trinity 1Ietho-
DIST church at S o'clock Rev. P +.
knickerbOcker viii perform the Cere-
1nony The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. D. Gaylord. As her
father is unavoidably detained out OF
town. her uncle. Milton ). Graves, viii
give her in marriage. Miss Viola Gay
lord. the brides sister, will be her maid
of honor Miss Edith Scott. the groom's
sister. will be the bridesmaid Fred
Barnes viii serve as best man for Mr..
scott Clifford Gaylord, the brides
brother VIII be the groomsman. Mrs.
h H. Stark viii sing preceding the en-
trance OF the bridal party Edwin c.
Knickmeyer viii play the wedding
marches
The week will be a particularly busy
one for the Women's club members. On
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock the
monthly meeting of the board of di-
recJors VIII be held at the home OF
Mrs Charles b Stevens. on West Bou-
leNard- On Wednesday the monthly
meeting Of the general club will occur
at o'clock in the auditorium of the
club building The program to be given
viii be that scheduled in the year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
Good Old Homemade
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Made htnd-Easily and
CheaPly Prepared
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If YOU combined the curative proper
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simple homemade" cough syrup which
takes only a few 4=1utes to prepare.
Get from any druggist 212 ounces of
PineX { 80 cents WORTH, pour 1t into a
pint bottle and fill the bottle with plain
graduated sugar syrup. The total cost
Is about 81 cents and gives YOU a full
pint OF really better cough syrup than
you could buy ready-made for $3.50.
Tastes pleasant and never spoils.
This Pinex and sugar syrup prepara-
ton gets right at the cause of a cough
and gives almost immediate relief. 1t
lOOsens the phlegm, stops the nasty
throat tickle and heals the sore, irri-
tated membranes that line the throat,
chest and bronchial tubes, 20 gently
and easily that it Is really astonishing.
A days use viii usually overcome the
ordinary cough and for bronchitis,
Group, whOOping cough and bronchial
asthma, there is nothing better.
Pi1eX is a most valuable concentrated
compound oSNgenuine Norway pine ex-
tract, combined with guaiacOl and has
been used for generations to break up
severe coughs.
To- avoid disappointment, bs sure TO
ask your druggist for s2Ja ounces of
Pinex" with full directions, and don't
accept anything else. a guarantee Of
absolute satisfaction or money prompt
Nv refunded, goes with this preparation
The Pinex Co. Fl. Wayne, Ind.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
Won1en's ORGANIZATIONS.

The women's aid society of the Or
chard Park Methodist church will give
a pink tea at the home Of Mrs. Ethel
Atkinson. 100 Grama street. on the
afternoon Of December .
The Sempre Felix club met Friday
afternoon at the home of Miss Mar
garet Grandmougin. on Stewart street
Needlework occupied the guests time
pleasantly through the afternoon
Later Spanish luncheon was served
by the hostess The club will meet at
the home of Mrs Archie O'Rear in
the Hatred apartments on Thursday
afternoon
The State Flower Literary and
Crochet club met "Wednesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Fred Dougherty
or Westminster street. The Cecora-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
Sam katz's Own Storv

What | suffered from
catarrh only a chronic
victim of this plague
can understand. Icould
wish my worst enemy
no worse fate.
Not only physical
suffering, but hurnilia-
ton and mental distress
were my lot for years.
In that time I tried
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
Miss Orn,sbee, To Wed Tonight;
Guest of Honor At Two Parties

tions were emblematic of Thanksgiv-
ing After the general club business
and program were finished. Mrs John
Reese played several selections ON the
piano. a luncheon was served by the
hostess in the dining room, assisted
by Miss Edith Taylor. Mrs J. r. Nc
hennon was a special guest of the CLUB.
Those present were Mrs. ". G. Smith.
Mrs. E. z. Taylor. Miss Edith Taylor.
Mrs. John Reese. Mrs. G. A Sorrella.
Mrs. J. +. Mckennon and Mrs FPed
II Dougherty. Mrs {. 4. Sorrella viii
entertain the club at its next meeting.
The December meeting OF the Re-
becca StOddert chapter Of the Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolution will
be held on the afternoon of Thursday.
December Il. in the y. y r room of
the Woman's club building. on Mesa
avenue The program will be appro-
pirate for the approaching Christmas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

Infected '" '1e ussusuni
hen
Q land
becomes
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

The Friday Luncheon Bridge club
was entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. Leo r. Schuster, at her home in
Kern place. A violet color plan was
used in the luncheon appointments
A silver basket occupied the center of
the table filled with violets. Violet
mints and candies were about the table.
the place cards were ornamented in
violet design and the ice course was in
violet color The club will be enter
tained next week by Mrs. James L.
Collins, at her home on Magoffin ave-
nue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
] Am the Living Proof
That Catarrh Is
Durable

Some people say that catarrh
cannot be cured. | am a living,
healthy proof that it can be
cured, for cured myself and
have had no more trouble from
this terrible and most objec-
tionable disease.
| not only cured myself, but
this treatment cured my friends
and have told thousands, who
testify that they are cured. /
wish you could read with me
the letters of gratitude receive
from those who thank me for
having rescued them from the
horrors of this disease. They
are a glorious reward for my
efforts TO stamp out this Ioath-
some disease. Write to me to-
day and I'll tell you my secret
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

with dancing. No invitations are be-
ing issued, as this meeting is open TO
ali interested
The friends and members Of I4ar-
u1onv chapter OF the order of the Last
ern Star enjoyed a turkey dinner FIJI
Continued on Next Pase.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
Lodges and Clubs.

The Independent order OF B'Nai Birth
VIII hold a public meeting Monday
night. at o'clock. in the parlOrs Of
Temple NJ Sinai Following the pro-
gram there will be an informal party
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
Unlike Anything You
Ever Heard OF
Before

This secret treatment Is DIFF
ferent from anything you ever
heard of before. No salves, To-
tons, jellies, ointments, pastes,
greases, sprays, atomizers, neb-
ulizers; no masks, plasters,
bandages, baths; no massage,
electricity or vibratory treat
ments; no smoke to mhale; no
surgery; no instruments, appli-
ances or devices; no pain, no
operation; none of the old
ime-won methods, but a
simple, easy, pleasant, painless,
invisible way that heals twenty
four hours a day, no matter
wnere you are or what may be
your occupation. A secret
worth a fortune to you that |
give you absolutely free.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

Mrs Irving J. Carr was the hostess
Saturday noon at a prettily appointed
luncheon. given at her home in the
Rosemont apartments. complimentary
to Mrs. L s Grant, wife of Mai. Grant
third. The table was ornamented with
pink Nalence begonias. Mrs Cars
guests were Mesdames Z. S Grant.
James B. Allison. James H Bryson. Fl.
COnger Pratt. Robert + Grinstead,
Henry 3. Lewis and Miss Evelyn Jones
Mrs. Carr will entertain again on Tues
day afternoon with four tables of
bridge