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DUTCH ASK MAILS RELEASE.
Protest 10 ENGLAND mud France
Against Detention of VuIuabl~s,

BERLIN, Via London. April i7.-The
Overseas News Agency states that the
Dutch Government has made a second
protest to England and France concern
ing the detention Of maths 10y British
authorities.
The agcncy states that the Dutch
Government, In It's communication, In
reply to the recent allied statement that
German and Austrian authorities are
responsible for the sinking of mail boats.
says that all mail lost by destruction
in this way is in consequence Of acts
OF a and not by illegal Interference
with mail,
Holland demands restitution OF a
lnrg" quantity ~ mail. including reg
istered letters containing various yalu-
ables, which has been held up.
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CONSULT ABOUT SPIES.
Collector Malone Heads Conference
~ the Custom House,

Collector Malone, Deputy Police Com
missioner Scull, Surveyor Rush. Cant.
Onley. divisional superintendent Of the
Department of Justice: George Lamb,
legal representative OF the neutrality
squad; Special Deputy .Collectoy Stuart
and Secretary Fluher. held "a long on,
ference at the Custom House yesterday,
discussing the recent activity OF Ger.
man c~onspirators In bomb making, and
means OF improving the work Of The
neutrality squad In and about the Ger
man ships held here. The result of the
conference wal not made public.
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dents-in thirteen Of which there VA,
than i've years.
In these accidents eighty-tlre. per.
sons have been killed and $40 have
been injured. The last wreck was or
February 20 last. In II ten persons
were killed and s~eventy-hve injured.
From 1853. when there was a wrert
in which forty-slN persons were killef
outright m sixty persons injured, ther'
were few serious accidents on the New
Haven until 1911. when the long serie.
OF accidents began.
With the exception of the Milford
wreck on February =. last and lag
nights wreck there have been no seriou,
accidents during the time that Howar,
Elliott has been president or chairman
of the board Of directors of the road.
The record of New Haven wreck.
since June s. 1911. is as follows:
In
Date. Accident. Killed. turei
June S. islI-Four freight ,rains
IN collision near Fa,r1 cid Conn ..
July II. isli-F.dsral express
dersiieG near Bridgeport. ..... IL 10
August IS. l~sll-Train derailed
by spreading rails near Middle
cars crash into rear end Of train
at Berlin Junction Conn .,,...
January -, lsl2--Tuo trains IN
smash during storm near East
Freetocn. Mass. ..........
June II. lsl2-Train runs into
open switch near Clinton. Mass.
July Is, lsl2-Two trains IN
ma oh because OF defective sig
mails at S~ton!ngton, Conn.
at Dorchester. Mas ,....... a
October 3. isl9--Boston cypress
wrecked at Wes,port. ......... a.
November Is. 1919 Merchant.
Limited express derailed a,
Greeus Farms, near Bridgeport. =, 81
November II. lSl2-Rear end col
lision near Putnam. Conn
November 80. lsl2-Collision at
Willimantic ,........,.. :.
February -, Isl3-Locomotlve
runs into train standing at
Waterbury, Conn, ........ 2
June II. si3-Loconotiv. runs
into rear end OF Boston express
at stamford, Conn. ........., 2,
June 20. lsi3--Milk csrs strike
train at Canaan. .,,,,. ,,,...
September ., lal3-White Noun
tain express rams Bar Hsibor
express near North Haven, Conn. 81 u
Juls -, lsli--Picnic train hits
express train near Westport,
October q. lsi%-GiI, Edge *.
press derailed near Westerly,
February 90, i~sis-Express and
local In collision At Milford,
Conn. and freight train runs
Into ,.........., 10 Z
So So
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PARRAL GARRISON SET TRAP.
Tompkins Had Received Threat.
say Army Onicera.

pERsHiNG's HEADQUARTERS. Mexico
twi-cle.s TO Columbus, y. Nj, April II.
That Major Tompkins was in receipt OF
a written threat not 10 enter Par-al. from
Gen. Lozano. the C~arranIs commander.
IL the statement made by army officers
here. They say that the Tompk.ns de-
tachmen, was betra yed and ambushed by
the Carranza garrison.
II Is charged that the incident has
blocked the best route to Villas hiding
Mace.
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FLAGMAN FAR BACK.
Went Half Mile to stop Express
Saw MhAley.

Vice-President A. n. Wha,ey of the
Now Haven got into telephone com-
munication with bradford about 1896
hast night and learned that the local
train which preceded the express out OF
Boston by about half an hour had sent
. fiagman back along the track for
half a mile.
Mr.. Whalcy also said hat the express
when Il left I'ostor had explicit orders
to stop at Bradford station. A. far
Is could be learned At the local Offices
Of the road, nom on the express was
hurt.
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There vas a shad. OF sadness thrown
over the congress 10y the announcement
tina, Mrs. ponalA Mclean. former Pres
ideut-General, Is critically III at the
HON. OF her hrother-in-law, Capt. Wal
lac. Mclean. at m" navy ward IN Nor
folk. Resolutions OF sympathy were
adopted
Preparedness was the keynote OF tho
spec hes ~ the afternoon session. Each
speaker, including Mrs. story. made a
strong plea for defence. Mrs, John
Hays Hammond urged the women TO
"%prerare.' Newell Il. Woodwork. pres
ident of the National Society Of Sons of
the American Revolution. and ". !. Lin
coln Adams. president OF the New Jer-
sey society Of Sons of the American
Revolution, both made addresses along
defence lines.
Mrs. Story referred to the reduction
Of IN. debt on Continental Hall, which.
she said. was $4,000 when she as.
sumed the duties Of Prcsidcnt-Genera
and which now Is only $4,000. She
also said that she hoped To reduce that
to $50. 900 during this week. Mrs. story
announced the proposed purchase OF the
ground to the west OF Continental Hall,
a part of which the society bought last
wear. and the rest az which they plan 10
buy this week.
\ reception was held In the hall to-
nigh. by the President-General for all
the daughters in the District OF Co
lumbia as well AZ for the delegates "a
the congress,
pr. Mary Walker Is an object OF much
interest AT the congress. She Is an alter
note delegate and occupies "A seat In the
front row OF the gallery, 10 which she
walked with much dignity to-day, hold.
ing a silk hat in her hand and with her
Prince Albert coat tightly buttoned.
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DUMAS SESSIONS SUSPENDED.
CEsr Reported to Have Issued
lkase 20 Sttdc Opposition.

LONDON. April t7.-TheC Gar. 10y a special
imperial ukase, has suspended the sessions
of the Duma and the Council Of the
Empire until May 20. \ report to this
effect was received here from Petrograd
to-day.
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50 KILLED IN FIVE YEARS.
This Ia New Ravens Record. En-
Guiding Last NtRhts Accident.

Not !nc!ua!us last night disaster,
the New York, New Haven and Hart.
ford Railroad has had nineteen acct.
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o-r. .u...
Io.p. ".o"eu 'neir ehtlIc enort 10 De
$500 :" 'he WORK "i aviation ana
oNv ~ important administrative de-
a"s nas resulted IN recommendations
y. oe"sure winch l nave approved ana
carried out.
'"oe ensures however. ueal win
.auu'ea 10 ENFORCE ana MAINTAIN disci.
pi.me anu 10 observe legai restraints ano
"'"tais regulations Iney DO not dis
.iose III an! oH'cer OF the army an un.
"olrnS !notlNe'
Tue ifesiaef, mas approved the nnd.
Ihs or the court-martial and has CEN
advocate of the western department. for
his onic. and seniori,v ~ - ..o,,,r.s
him 10 observ. ,ow,rd inrior 49,
"Pursuan, 10 andInps ~ tho hna,d -,
inuulry the s.,r.,nrv ~ w. 80 -
sured Gen. Sc,iyen for his fai,urs nar.
sonallv IN .nn.rvIs. IN. 5,.,,n,,.as. -.
lures Of aviation orr. .dn,,n's,r ~,
II.u, 80, s,n,ua, s. ~. NI'''Vn.
TO n coordinate hr,rch ~, ~ .ps.'
MON, fniiu,, 10 nh..r,o ,,a
imnosed hv Ia. ,,,,h r..a.a 60
sonueI and NJ -, q
lion ..r,i,, - 49, -, u wa,
with regard ,o ~. n-o,ar,. -, ~ go
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IN iiinv II, ,h,, &c. wv W
s,nerIor o,,ncar -, ysa.,s W nns
hoth Con sNr,y., a,d siu's ea.
c,nsnres p,w i,yoiynd .ad ,h,s ,.aa"s
of the service from, ,h, n,,t,,,, Io,b ~
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the board tho sarr.t.,v ~, ~ No." 81
aue.,.d tho rbiaf a, ,ho ra,a. 80.
appoiut a rnnmi,,n, =, INC ~ -.
49, 49,
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Sin and u. Preservation by DR..
nsch.rd " Muller, ~ 80 postpsid'
- yns ot UlAi aud the Quartzismp
treatment 'Nss-isehin,lU Transit
- by DR.. Richard W. Muller,
tTlce Vie. All bookstores
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"Res,lessuess and imintenc. on tho
part OF some Of the men In the corps
with the slovness ~ progress made ~
not an unuaiura! result OF then zeal and
their youth. That those higher officer.
responsible. for tn. development 81 the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Weddings.

Miss Ruth L. Drenna and J. ". Elkin
were quietly married Friday afternoon
in the courthouse by justice OF the
peace A. J. Hall The bride is the sis
ter Of Mrs. ". Benward. Of FL Paso.
They will make their home here.
Miss Celia Martins. of FL PasO. and
private John NJ Betz. of company G.
Fourth Pennsylvania infantry. were
quietly married Friday evening at
camp Stewart. by chaplain J. DoIman.
Of the Fourth Pennsylvania infantry.
John ". Ralth. Of Tower City, Penn.
who is a Hlember of company G. of the
Fourth Pennsylvania infantry attended
the couple Mr.. and Mrs Betz will
make their home in FL Paso. where
the groom will locate in business upon
his discharge from the army. Mr.. Betz
is from fremont. Penn.
The engagement of Miss Rose Stolar-
off to Harold Potash was announced
by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs A
StolarofL at a bridge party. given Fri
day afternoon by Mrs. Stolaroff. in the
nouncement was written on small cards.
concealed in tiny gilded slippers, and
small gilded baskets. which were the
raVors- The marriage will occur early
in the spring. There were II tables Of
players The prize winners in bridge
were Mrs T. Calisher and Mrs. L Las
kin In buncO the prizes went to Mrs.
p. katz and Mrs Simon Turk 4 two
course luncheon was served after the
games Mrs. Stolaroff was assisted in
=! entertaining by her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Lyman Pink and white carna-
] tons decorated the rooms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Women'S Organizations.

The junior missionary society OF
Trinity Methodist church will be held
Sunday afternoon in the church at $50
o'clock.
Mrs. X. Collins and Miss / HaiIes
entertained The / Refuse to Tell"
club at the home Of Mrs. Collins on
Montana street The afternoon was
spent in doing fancy work. after which
refreshments were served The table
was decorated with roses and each
guest was presented with a cOrsage
bouquet OF violets- Those present were
Mrs. Lillian Roberts, Mrs o. Keen,
Mrs z G. Marsh. Mrs. +. J. Keegan,
Mrs. J. J. Coldiorn, Mrs. Chas. Reese,
Mrs. Clark, Miss Hailes. and Mrs. Col
day with Mrs. Roberts, in the De Witt
apartments.
The Red Glover club met Friday al
ternoOn at the home of Mrs. T \
1hurstOn, on West Missouri street The
time was pleasantly spent in crochet
ing Mrs. Roy D. Barnum, whose first
wedding anniversary occurred Friday.
vas given a shower Of paper gifts by
the members OF the club. Mrs. D "
Hasler. whose 25th anniversary Oc-
CURED Friday. was presented with
handsome set of silver spoons from the
club members. Mrs Thurston presented
the club with a pretty piece OF hand
decorated china her own handiwork
and the members drew for this, Mrs. g
Holzwarth winning it Mrs q. ".
Breta and Mrs. !. r. Segail were the
guests of the club. Refreshments were
served by the hostess. The club Will not
meet again until after the new year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
| Parties.

Society was largely represented in
the audience at the perfOrms nee OF the
Lilac Domino in the Texas eIranl
theater Friday night Mr. and Mrs, -
s Curtiss had as their box guests Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Kerr and Mrs. c. H.
Leavel Nj and Mrs Claude Is. huQ-
speth and Miss Bnuea Glider were IN
q box Misses Marion Calnan and Dor
othy EollertSJn were the box guests o.
Charles l. OTerStreet and franciS
Broaddus In another box were Mr. and
Mrs. William G. Wall
Billie ellison celebrated ms lin
birthday anniversary Friday afternoon.
with a party al his home on EaSl
Boulevard. His mother, Mrs W r ca
son. assisted her son IN entertalnlnS-
Christmas bells and holly and mlstle-
TOE decorated the rooms attractively-
Games of various kinds were enjoyed
Maria Russell won the prize IN PIN
ring the tail on the donkey Margaret
Waddell received the second prize and
Margaret O'Rourke received the conso
Iation prize for the girls John Nc
Mullen won the first prize for the boys;
Ward Sweeney, the second prize, ana
Toe Carson, the consolation prize Re
freshments were served IN the dinlnS
room. The birthday cake was the table
ceurerpiece 1t was frosted IN Whlle
and Ornamented with red candles
Quantities of mistletoe and S1ntlaN Were
used all over all rooms The guests
r-resent were Joe Carson. James Trout
Hart Ponder. Dan Ponder. Jack Ponder
Francis Kelly. David Brock, Amos
Brock. John DeCoursey. William Car
son, Ward Sweeney, Harry Russell,
Tohn McAfuilen, Buford Burke. Francis
Morgan. Joe Dugan. Billie Baher, W IL
liam German, Robert Mann, Harold
Mann, Tom O'Rourke. Henry Trout, Lily
Stedmond, Mary Trout Mary sweeney,
Maria Russell. Margaret Waddell, Eve
I'm Zulkie, Margaret O'RoIrke, hath-
crime Dunn, Agnes Morgan. Julia
Fisher, Mary Baher, LOretto Waddell
and Sallie Waddell-
Miss Katherine Harper, whose mar
rage to Ohio f. Hill will occur the
cay after Christmas, was the guest o.
honor Friday afternoon At a pretty
rarity, given by her sister, Mrs. Charles
L. Matthews. at her home on Grandview
avenue. The time was passed by the
guests in hemming cup towels These
were later presented 10 the guest of
honor Mrs. c. H. Brown was awarded
the prize for the neatest sewing \
pretty toast, in original verse, was
made by Mrs. L y. Winans, TO the
bride-to- be- Miss Jennie Mae Langs-
ton sang a number of songs. accom-
panied by Mrs. c. X. Jameson and Mrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
THROAT STARRED
INAQUARREL
Argument Leads to Serious
End For One Man; One
One Held By the Police.

Fred Jackson, Of Norfolk, Va, an
empIoye Of the Workman shows, was
stabbed in the throat Friday morning
at san Francisco and Chihuahua
streets, following a quarrel with an
ether man. J. E DuCourt, OF Big
Springs. Tex. was arrested a short
time after the stabbing of Jackson,
who was taken to the emergency hos
ritaI for medical attention. DuCourt
IS being held on a charge OF assault to
murder.
Jackson was taken 10 the hospital by
J. ". Buchanan. of the Brown Welding
company. 212 San Francisco street. It
was at first believed that he was not
seriously hurt, but he became uncon-
sciOus al the hospital.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
NJ LEAN ESTATE
FIGHT To END
Agreement Is Reached By
Which Son of Publisher
Gets Fortune Annually.

Washington. D. G. Dec. 16.-Edward
b. Mclean, son Of the late John r
Mclean, Washington and Cincinnati
publisher. and the executors Of the Nc
Lean estate today asked the local su-
prone court to ratify an agreement
which would end the suit brought by
young Mclean 10 break the terms OF
his fathers will.
The agreement proposes that Mr.. Nc
Lean shall have complete control OF the
income from the Mclean fortune and
be recognized as the head Of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer and the Washington
Post
Under the terms of the will. Mclean
was to nave received a minimum of
go 900 a year and the management Of
the properties was left almost entirely
to the trustees.
Under the agreement which the court
was asked today to ratify. Mclean
would receive an income estimated as
ranging from 100000 TO 100000 a
ear.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Dances.

Miss Nellie smith viii be the hostess
~ holiday dance, TO be given at her
home on Williams street. Dec Is
Miss 3faurine Garrett has issued invi
tations TO a Christmas dance, to be
fsiVen Dee -. at the ElSs' club. The
guests viii be the younger school
The annual dinner and dance Of the
Social club OF FL Paso, viii be held on
New Years night, Jan I, in the audi
J5rium of the Woman's club building
IL has been customary to have the big
l-party Of the year of this club on New
cars eve, but as this year that day
fails on sunday the dance has been
changed to New Years day
The dance, given by the Red Cross
1Eociety Friday night in Hotel Paso de-
TNorte was a very successful affair. II
was given for the benefit Of the Christ
mas fund, to pay for the comfort bags
that are being sent by the Red Cross
society TO the American soldiers IN
Mexico and to the members OF COM
pan- X. Of the Fourth Texas infantry
stationed in the Big Bend district Mrs
L F. jenkins was the chairman OF the
affair She was assisted ~ the Off
GERS Of the Ell Paso chapter. The off
GERS and the executive committee
formed the reception committee. The
T sixth infantry band played for the
dancing
Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Walker entertained
Informally with a dance. at their home,
on Fort Boulevard, in honor Of Miss
Exie Harrison. of Phoenix, Ariz., and
Miss DolIis Belle Smith. Of Sullivan,
NO. Miss Harrison is the guest OF
police chief and Mrs b J. Zazrisllie-
Miss Smith is the house guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Walker. The rooms were
decorated with Christmas bells holly
wreaths, uistletoe boughs and poinset-
tia blossoms Punch was served be-
tween the dances. Among those present
were Misses Exile Harrison, Dollie Belle
Smith. Vivian Sheay. Esther Harrington.
Almira Mead, Marjorie GoOch. Mr. and
Mrs. 3. J Zabriskie. Mr. and Mrs. Craw-
ford Harvie, Mr.. and Mrs. c F. Hoiz-
Warth. Mrs Amy butcher. Messrs
Lawrence Sheay, Earl GLASGOW. Bert
JfuddIeston. c. F. Holdeman, Byrne
Henry, Henry Slaugh and oscar VIII
: helm.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16

J. c. Ballard. Airs. jameson ana Mrs
Ballard played piano solos. Jack Mat
thems, the little nephew of the bride
to-be. recited a Little Man Who
Knew" = two course luncheon was
served by the hostess. assisted by her
mother. Mrs z. J. Harper. The rooms
were attractively decorated with
Christmas bells and red carnations. The
center of the serving table was orna-
mented with small. prettily trimmed
Christmas tree Mrs. J. II. LangfOrd
and Mrs 4. L. Sanders poured the cof-
fee. Among the guests present We're
Mae Langston. Demetra Stanfield and
Helen Matthews. Mesdames :. j. Har-
per, J. c. Ballard. l. y. Winans, Jack
=. Roman. \ Z. Sanders, J. n Lang
ford. c. K. Jameson. W. c Compton,
Charles H Brown, J. H. Hill, Charles
Thomas and Addie BIanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Again This Chr.Stmas.

It isn't the amount Of money YOU
spend that counts the most at Christ
mas. II Is the appropriateness of the
gift selected In our display of sug-
gested Christmas gifts you will find
something appropriate for every one or
your list For a man. there is no better
gift than a safety razor. Of which We
carry all the best known makes. Or. If
he already has q safety. We have 4
number Of shaving accessories, such as
convenient shaving mirrors. brushes
cups. strOps. etc. For women, we car
~ many articles that make lovely
gifts. First of all. we suggest fine per-
fumes as always acceptable. but We
also offer many dainty articles In Par
isian ivory, as well as card cases,
purses, hand bags and other leather
goods
In addition to the above. we might
mention that d Parker Lucky Curve
Fountain Pen is useful to almost any
one, as is a nice box Of stationery. \
few minutes spent here VIII mean the
solving OF many gift problems
scott White q Co.
safety First" Druggists.
Mills Bldg. Roberts Banner Bldg
Depot Pharmacy. Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
CONTRACT APPROVED FOR
NEW UNIVERSITY BUILDING

Austin. Tex, Dec. 16.-The governor
and attorney general today approved
the contract made by the board Of re-
gents of the university. with the
Stewart Construction company Of
Houston. for the construction Of the
new educational building at the univer-
sity. Work is TO commence Immediately
in the construction Of this new building.
The building and equipment, when
completed, Will cost approximately
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16

YER SO tables Of players attended
the bridge party, given Friday
- afternoon by members Of St Pat
= .cll's Altar guild in the ball room Of
Hotel Paso del Norte. Bunco was also
an amusement game for the afternoon.
The party was given FOR the benefit
OF the building fund Of St. Patricl's
cathedral The committee in charge
was composed OF Mrs. ". G. Roe. chair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
U. S. WON'T COUNTENANCE
AGREEMENT WITH VILLA

Washington. D. c., Dec. 1s.-Admin-
istratiOn officials dismiss as IN
worthy of consideration any suggestion
of an agreement between the United
States and Francisco Villa
No official report of Villas supposed
proposal TO the United States has been
received.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Large Number Attend Bridge
Party of St. Patrfck'S Guild

man. and Mesdames W J. Quigley. 7. !.
sullivan. Paul Ginther. :. Krauzthor, N.
c. Winton and J. Bukey. The prize
winners were Mesdames J. B. Watson,
Z. c. Earle, T. :. Plumb. II. Carr. 5.
Moser, J. NJ Collensen. y Bryant
Charles Vollertsen, NJ J. Cope, NJ
williams, Y L Raggio, J. L. Essiinger,
Fred Z. Stevenson. J Mckenzie, J. J.
Piatt. o. Holme, II. Goodman and B.
Hubbard The bunco winners were
Mesdames Charles Rircher. c. Fullin
and 1. a Arvin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Ell Pasodns Awau.

Mrs ". A Beeson has returned 10
her home on North FL Paso street. from
a two weeks visit in Clifton. Ariz
Mr. and Mrs Albert Matthias and Miss
Edna Matthias Will leave next week for
New York city TO spend the holiday
season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
CHARTER IS FILED FOR $4,000
LAUNDRY COMPANY AT Fl. BLISS

Austin. Texas, Dec 1s.-The charter
of the Fort Bliss Post laundry. of Fort
Bliss. FL Paso county, was filed today
in the state department The capital
stock is $4,000 and the incorporators
are: W + MoultOn. L. H Yale and f.
V Powell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Gifts That Ering Pleasure.

Get an Il Paso Optical Co. certifi-
cate for q pair Of "Kryptok" Glasses.
1t is a gift that viii bring lasting
pleasure We also suggest lorEnettes,
silver spectacle cases, eye chains. auto
goggles. microscopes. ore glasses and
other items found IN A metropolitan
optical establishment. In the mean
time II you
Need Glasses. Ask SegaII, los Texas st
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Your Best Christmas Gift.

For men. women, misses or children
make the gift a pair of Shoes and Sc
lect them here You not only get the
best and most stylish shoes sold in II
PasO but you save considerable money.
The sample shoe Store.
Jos :. stanton. Joe lehman, Propr.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
Out OF Town Visitors.

Mrs. @ ". Love, OF Sierra Blanca,
Tex has returned TO her home after
short visit here with her sister. Mrs
= u L Erarla
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16

The ordinary cost Of q Want Ad IN
The Fl Paso Herald Is % cents II
reaches an average OF about 1Oe,9ol
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16

Tea Dansants
Every Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons,
From ( Zoo to $50.
Hotel sheldon Cafe.
Telephone SCI for reservations--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16

Diamond Scarf Pin.
Cuff Buttons.
Cuff Links.
Cigar Case.
Match Safe.
Fountain Pen.
Pipe.
Lodge Emblem.
Watch.
Watch Chain.
Diamond Stud.
Pocket Knife.
For Grandma
Brooch.
Ring.
Silver Tumble.
Silver Mirror Frame.
Bed Room Clock.
Watch Chain.
Set Gold Pins.
Fancy Belt Buckle.
Ebony Toilet Set.
Partisan Ivory Pin Tray.
Sewing Set.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-16
For Mother

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Diamond Ring.
Pearl Necklace.
Belt Buckle.
Gold Watch.
Gold Watch Cham.
Gold Brooch.
Leather Purse.
Boudoir Clock.
Silver Toilet Set.
Gold Finished Back Comb.
Veil Pins.
Gold Thimble.