El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-14

NJ June ' classes in First St Aid under
L the instruction OF DR.. 3. F. Jen-
ness. have arrived from headquarters
in Washington. D. C., and may be had
at the office Of DR.. W. y. Brown in
the Roberts Banner building.
The last Of the present class exsmi-
nations are to be given a large num-
Der OF people the last Of next week.
when more available timber for war
aid will be ready as FL Paso's quota
in the splendid patriotic work OF this
particular branch OF the Red Cross.
II a sufficient number register. a new
class in First Aid viii start in early
October. II depends upon the list Of
prospective students. for less than 20
viii not be taken. in future
The September class. the very new
est in the course. has as registrants
Helen Foilett OF SIS West Missouri
street: Madge HOrnbroOk White. l4O1
North Campbell; Dorothy May Gilbert
1923 East Missouri, p. J. Keunerly.
aul4 Magoffin avenue, Myra New
man Mapel, 2631 New Orleans. Anne
g. 1lagOffin. 1920 MagOffin avenue;
Grace 6. Badgley, 1103 East Boule-
ward; Azuba Mcintyre, $3.50 Lebanon,
Isabelle Martin, AS Epson avenue.
Perle Parker. Ysleta; Annie Long. 1928
Olive, and Esther Baker. 25l1 Ala
media avenue.
The night classes. who conEregate
FOR instruction on Monday and Thurs
day evenings each week at 1850
o'clock, include among others May
Llewellyn, OF the Ramsey apartments:
Catherine Hennessy. OF 527 West Mis-
Boulevard. Ada Outlaw. OF 400 West
Boulevard. May J. Ramsey. Of 111S
East Missouri, and Louise Biefer. Of
1921 Mountain avenue.
The Tuesday and Friday afternoon
classes have In their personnel Miss
Patricia Ainsa, OF Mesa avenue Jen-
rle Shutz, 3201 HuecO. Frances May
Beiser, lOl4 Epson avenue. Edith ..
Davis. 1918 Hueco. Mrs. Edith Hen
bricks, OF the sanitarium. Mrs Eva
Metz, 1900 san Antonio. Mrs E. NJ
Cooke, go Mundy avenue, Maud T.
Turner, 655 Epson avenue. Minnie L.
hugnes. Katherine Hiseler, 712 West
Missouri; Ethel r Nichols, 912 west
Boulevard; Bessie n. Meess. 34O5
Louisville street. JOY CrutchfieId. OF
wv Montana street; Jess CowlinS
rawlings, zig Wyoming. John Cow
ling Newman. 705 Arizona Rose
Campbell Neville, $40 Rivera Ger
trude bahr Ballard, 3ff6 Rivera.
There viii be no community singing
IN cleveland square this week owing
TO Miss Elizabeth's CARROTS farewell
concert at the Woman's club to which
the community is invited However
all are invited TO the meeting OF the
community choir Monday evening in
the Morehead school auditorium at
O'Clock sharp. Last Monday IS voices
participated in part songs and rounds.
and a delightful evening was spent
Peter Edward Kern. founder OF
KERN Place and DESIGNER A.
Of the symbolic gate at Kern Place.
VIII ADDRESS the regular meeting Of
the open court at o'clock next Sunday
evening al SOP North Virginia street
Mr. Kern s subject will be- The In
1luence OF the zodiac on Human Life"
A deep student Of mysticism and svu-
bolism. the speaker is expected to
treat MS subject in an interesting
manner There is no charge for ad-
mission TO the open court meeting. but
TINS IS the last one to which the gen
eIal pubic IS invited. All who desire
to attend later viii do so as members
Of the court, and application blanks
may be secured Sunday evening
Know Tyself' is the keynote OF the
work OF the order.
Work Of preparing list OF all SOL
diers stationed at Fort Bliss and vi
cinity, together with their religious
and lodge affiliations, has been com
pleted by Wade Hampton chapter, L.
ID G. Lists Of all soldiers who are
Masons, Elks, Knights Of Pythias.
Pres yterians. MethOdists, Baptists.
etc. have been prepared and are ready
Tor delivery to the different lodges.
The lists were prepared with the idea
Of having the members of the differ
ent churches and lodges communicate
with the soldiers with a view to max
ing their existence more pleasing
through the extension Of fraternal