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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-29
THOUSANDS TURNED
FROM TABERNACLE
Gypsy Smith, Jr., Pleased With
Reception at His Opening
Revival Service.
URGES CHRISTIAN ACTIVITY

Evangelist Gypsy Smith, jr., is delight
ed with the reception Washington gave
him at the tabernacle last evening when
for his service there. every seat had been
taken and standing room was at a premi-
UNI. Today Capt Robert E. Doyle OF the
metropolitan police, who was on duty at
tho tabernacle. reported that after st.
Andrews Episcopal Church had been fill
T ed by the overflow 5000 persons in adj
dition were turned away, making the
total attendance in the neighborhood Of
II. 900 persons.
At the residence OF Mrs. Moncure
Burke in Georgetown the evangelist is
resting today in preparation for his ser.
mon of tomorrow evening, when he will
take as his topic Samson" Evangelist
Smith always rests Mondays, it was ex-
planned.
Urges Observance Of Gods Rules.
Choosing for his topic last evening
Follow Me- from St John, LAB, the
evangelist launched into a forceful de-
mand on society to give more attention
to the rules of God for the government of
human life.
Follow Me-" he said, was the one
great, clear, personal command Of the
Son of God to man. You can remember.
many of you. when you first heard that
command, for most of US present would
call ourselves Christians that is, we
are linked up in some way with the
church. and If came to you and knew
your life and your profession, and knew
that it was not in keeping with the
spirit of the New Testament, and asked
you If you were a Christian I can
imagine I would see the flush rise in
your cheek and flash in your eye as
you would reply. What do you take
me for? And yet there are thousands
in Washington who have no use for the
title. Calling myself a Christian does
not make me one.
Why Many Do Not Attend Church.
A big reason why so many men and
women do not attend church these days.
he declared. Is because the world sees
SO little of the spirit Of Christ in u.s.
Then he averred, Il am prepared to
old a brief service for the non-church-
goer," and, continuing. asked, What about
the nongoing church,
1.-THE trouble" he said in explaining,
lis that If pleasure and Jesus Christ come
along together Christ has to tag on be-
hind" the speaker added. Were your first
thoughts as you umped out of bed and
raised your blind this morning What
shall 1 wear today" or oh, God, another
day to enthrone Thee? The church parlor
is easily damned for socials and the like,
but when the pastor announces an even
ing of prayer most of his congregation
are found to be suffering with colds or
asthma. Some go out with their dresses
too short at the top and too shrot at the
bottom.
You build your magnificent homes
in Washington. and some day a hearse
viii back up to your door and make it
your tomb. You are far more inter-
ested in getting into society and into
the right clique than getting intimate
with God. You will go oct to see the
public man. but any old excuse will do
to get away from the Son of God. If
you're not making a whole-hearted at
tempt to follow Jesus Christ you're not
playing the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-29
3ocle&
gineer Corps. U. S. A.. will take plat
In the early spring.

gineer Corps. U. S. A.. will take place
in the early spring.
The Russian ambassador ana NINE.
Bakhmetefr will entertain at dinner
this evening.
The italian ambassador and Countess
di Ce1lere will be hosts at large din
ner this evening, entertaining at the
embassy, in r street.
Capt. W. c. Watts. U. S. N, who has
been ordered to Washington as Judge
advocate general of the navy. and Mrs.
Watts have taken the house 1911 10th
street. where they are already estab-
liShed.
Mrs. Swanson has cancelled all her
enga gements for the week because OF
the illness of Senator Swanson, who Is
suffering from an attack of grip. Mrs.
Swanson will not be at home Thurs
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-29

The Hon. Mrs. Murrough OBrien. wife
of the military attache of the British
embassy. has returned from England,
where she went in the autumn to visit
her mother. She arrived at New York
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-29
Pledges Hearty Support.

Gypsy Smith. jr,' said DR.. Wood,
has come to deliver us and tell us how
to brighten the corner where we are
We accept him as a man sent from
God and pledge our hearty support,
promising enthusiasm and co-opera-
ton
A song service of half an hour was
participated in by the large choir.
under the direction of Prof. Forrest
Cole, choir director for the evangelist.
A feature was the singing of the
Billy Sunday favorite. Brighten the
Corner Where You Are"
Included in the list of those occipv-
ing positions on the platform was Rob-
ert Lansing, Secretary of State. 40
entered heartily into the spirit of the
meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-29

serious accident she met with in the
spring, will be at home informally to-
morrow afternoon at the Willard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-29

Mrs Medorem Crawford entertained
at luncheon today at her home in 18th
street for Miss Dolores Crawford, the
guests including number of Miss
CrawfordS friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-29

The Secretary of War and Mrs. Baker
will be the guests in whose honor Gen.
and Mrs William NJ. Black Will enter
tain at dinner this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-29

Brig. Gen. Charles l.. McCawley will
entertain at dinner this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-29

Gen. and Mrs. Erasmus NJ. Weaver
have postponed their trip south on &C
count Of Gen. Weaver's serious illness
of the last two weeks Since yesterday
his condition has shown slight i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-29

| Mrs c. W. Kutz and Miss Emily Kutz
will be at home informally tomorrow
at 1714 Q street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-22
N0TICE 10 PR0PERTY HOLDERS,

Won are hereby notified That al a.
II. on Ang. I8. 1917. the MeCarlAy tn4-
pE3Femeut company. Davenport iowa
Nas awarded the contract for the I'M
proving Of Sixth avenue from the east
Hae Of Thirty-atEAth street ~ the west
isae 81 FcrfE-fftE street, according 10
tie plans. specifications and ordinance
fer safa Improvement AIT the following
Prices: combined curb ana gutter %
cents per 1ineal foot; concrete cufo, -
cents per TneaI foot. asphaltfc con
crete. - 05 per square yard; e1caFa-
ION. 80 cents per cubic yard
60ARD or LOCAL IMPR0 Fk.alh. \ J.
Rock Island, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-22
WILL COMMAND
BRIGADE IN EAST
Colonel Nicholson, Whose Nomination
las General is Pending, Goes to
Maryland.

Colonel " j. Nicholson formerly
OF Rock Island who was eommandant
Of the officers training camp al Fort
Sheridan and whose nomination as
brigadfer general is now before the
senate for confirmation, has been de-
tailed TO command the One Hundred
and F5fty-eiEhth infantry brigade of
the Seventy ninth division and will re-
port TO the commanding officer at
Camp Meade. Annapolis Junction Ma.
late this week. according to war de-
partment plans announced i'm Wash
ugtOu dispatch.
Colonel James A. Ryan. attached to
central department headquarters I'm
Chicago. has been named by the war
department as commanding officer Of
the double reserve officers training
camp at Fort Sheridan Colonel Ryan,
who is the ranking colonel of the army
officers promoted last week. viii re-
port At Fort Sheridan this week the
first of the embryo officers having been
detailed To begin their instructions In
army work tomorrow
The department has assigned diyi-
sion surgeons 10 the cautonments
where Illinois drafted men viii be
trained as follows. Lieutenant Colo
mel James n. PheIan, at Camp Grant.
Rockford Lieutenant Colonel Jay r,
Shook. Camp Dodge. Des AIoiHes. and
Lieutenant Colonel John II. Allen,
Camp TayIor, Louisville.
The war department. has also decid-
ed to enlarge the post hospital at
Fort Sheridan. H. with 80 wards, 10
care for any overflow from the can
Torment hospital now under consJruc-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-22

The interest manifested in the
course has been remarkable. stated
aTr Burton today. and we certainly
are pleased wita the number OF ap-
plications SO far received Every one
seems enthusiastic about il ard ali
are willing Ia cooperate in making the
course q success
4 circular with q return postal at
tachmeat has been printed at the
MAMMAL Arts print shop which may
be used as an application blank On
tke cover OF the circular are the fol-
lowing appeals: DO your bit Help
your country. Learn teIegraphy.
Free instruction. Join the signal
cs4rns reserve. Read this circular and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-22
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR
September z, 8, 9 10, Ii, Il, 13, IA, IS, 1917
Greatest Fair on Earth-The Fair Of Quality
NINE. DAYS AND EVENINGS

MAGNIFICENT WONDERFUL STOCK SHOW S925oo in prem
SPEED PROGRAM s2s05-rreo $4,000 and fu
woNbERFUI MACHINERY EXHIBIT tcres OF farm maehineey
educational, devices.
REGULAR AUTOMOBILE sHoWLatet models and types shown'
a
STAFF EDuCArI0NAL ExHBGr-From and nigh schools
cd school houses.
STATE BOARD Instructive this is for you;
UNIVERSITY Exhibit OF beef cattle sheep
and w and rotation
FABRICS AND Art podate sbo IN the Art Build
uASI.FACrrRERs AND EXPOSITION BUHDDG-FuH to the limit
v0PfS err irEsT POULTRY SHOW ever.
ANIMAL Illinois animals and birds
lPIARY- Wonderfully educational and instructive
EXHIBIT, CULINARY AND PANTRY STORES Absolutely
CIT Flowers AND DE60Bb TI0Ss-Tae Building fu
OF lem "
CHIDRENS DA1Nonday sept 0h All children under ID years
MILLION D0II1 R SToCK SHOW Friday Sept IAN.
night in front OF the
AHIATI0N-We sensational
AUTOMOBILE ACESAmatenr Friday sept 9TH FTo-
fessiOuaI races Saturday. Sept 18th
MOTOR CYCLE RAGES-Saturday.
D. = in
Trained Wild Animal
afternoon ind nights: dancing ballet girls.
exceedingly interesting ana educational
SE0HIuesday, Thursday
See premium list 81 and 3d.
SOLDIERS DAY-Wednesi day. Sept 18TH See
the things of all. premium List for Information.
TENTED CITY 8CC0UMoDATT0N PATRoNS-g on
beautiful and convenient eating problem simple
TREMENDOUS CROWDS FAIR INTEREST ALL. Ask your
County Clerk il premium list,
T. E. TAGGART, Pres B. N. DAWSON, Sec.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-22

act Uacle sam needs YOU.
Il YOU are interested in the course
Of free biography instruction offered
st the high school 6ll our the follow
ing blanks and mail to Principal A.
D. Burton
Enrolment Card.
Please enroll me in the class 81
+efepraphers TO begin Sept at the
MAMMAL Arts building T VIII be able
10 attend tafteruoou) tevenin61
classes.
Name ...+--.-. = . q o - 49,
Age ...t-..s ,.s-..- sex -t-.s-''.-.
Address -.--,..- ...-.-,, FHohe -'-
Have you had any experience ~
biography -.-..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-22
HAS
POPULAR APPEAL

Applications fer enrolment n the
taIeeraphy course To she. number q
s. have been received bE Principal
A j. Burton of the Rock Island high
school Since ft was announced that
girls would be admitted 10 the course
10 applications from the fairer sex
have been received
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-22

tion at Rockford. a similar addition
VIII be made to the post hospital al
Fort De5 Moines. which aa5oins CazaB
Dodge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-22
The conscientious Director.

III an embarrassing posl-91-
It seems 10 me. since conscientious
objeCtors have thus been assatIed ia
the public press. 10 would only be fair
to give them an opportunity 10 be
heard as 10 their reasons for taking
such q stand
an +-,. rs7,,.s.+zs,,e ara 7a.-.-- 1.s7;rr
,,-..., .--,-. +t. -.5-t-.--e e.
..,----.-.4 al r.-z,s 4.... s-g Efera~
. 49, ---.-.- l,,.7 &c., ill.,. fee-= enact
m 1,- @-a0 lCref.t rgftE -E1 laws of
Cod fha- tna conscience II the true
l,1r#s-+ar dictates the course fr he
rrreraa evaa III +r.7 .as+ ne Iife itself
(.-o4 ,..-- 4ts+s,. az -. he -,aar+re
.r GU. 5.-.- ava Fe-s5. ID ,,-l,..ra -Fe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-21

Join BID the general lad Of the nation.
and raise as many vegetables as You
can. iu your own patch Of ground
Nou'l hclp lwer prices. keep down
the cost 81 liViuG. and get some
mighty good reducing exercise, hoe
iul and bending over to weed. Eat
straw berries. oranges, apples green
peas. spinach. cauliflOWer. squash.
lettuce. tomatoes. lean meat Eat
fish in place OF meat whenever
,-ou can IL is not so fattening
Don't Tie down right after meal.
Tt is liz most DANGEROUS time 70 rest.
II YOU want 10 be slim. Rest after
meal aids digestion but the tat wom-
an is not particular about aiding her
digestion. she wants 10 break up and
consume the fat ia her system.
Questions and Answers.
Helen-The bride. bridesmaid and
maid OF honor always carry the flow
ers. unless the wedding is very I'm
formal. and the bride wears "A trav-
cling suit In this case, the flowsSs
are pinned 10 the coat
Cora-By proper bathing ana diet
in- You can get rid OF the cause of
the bIackheads and the scars viii
leave of themselves after q time. The
other marks can only be removed 10y
d skin specialist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-21
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE RICE CAKES
~ HOWARD II. GARIs- -

. baldheaded ROSTERS, so you go in the
/ bungalow and get pan in which 1
can put the rice to soak"
Sammie brought out Il large dish
pan and asked If that would be large
enough
ct guess So answered Uncle Wig
! giIy. uncertain like We want plenty
Of rice cakes-we soldiers DEBUT I
think that viii be enough 10 start
with
He had bought at the store biz
bag OF rice and this he now emptied
into the dishpan and poured water
over the top
Now come on outside. Sammie'-
said Uncle Wiggly TO his rabbit
nephew. and we win practice with
our bean shooters while waiting for
the rice 20 soak. Then when ft has
done enough swimming in the water
I'll make the cakes for the other ami
nal boy soldiers so well all be strong
to fight mosquitoes"
Cod cried Sammie, and after the
rice was left 10 sleep and soak in the
water the bunny boy and old gentle
man shot at a mark with the bean
shooters
'.Wait until I go in the tent and
get some more beans" said Sammie
after a while. when they had shot
away all they had brought out with
them
and. no sooner had the flap, or front
door. closed after him than he cried.
"Oh. Uncle Wiggily. come quickly
Z The rice is escapingt"
Escaping" shouted Captain Long
f ears, as he liked TO be called. What
do you mean"
q mean it is running away. out OF
the pan, over the tent floor and every
where" Sammie answered 'Oh.
Z look
Uncle Wiggily hurried in and
looked. Surely enough the pan. that
I had at first only been partly fun
/ Of rice and water, was now brimmins,
running over full. and the rice seemed
10 keep on coming like a pepper fun
T Of corn over a hot fire.
What makes it2' asked Sammie,
/ as the rice in the middle OF the pan
/ seemed 70 bob up as though a circus
elephant were underneath, trying to
turn a peppersault-
Il don't know answered Uncle
I Wiggily. 7 guess some enemy mos
qultoes are under the pan trying te
get our rice"
And my, You should have seet
that rice boil IN and bubble over and
run out OF the pan and down on the
ground.
we must not let it waste" cried
/ Uncle Wiggily Quick, Sammie. into
the bungalow with you. and get ali
the pots. pans, pals. milk bottle and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-21
IA Years Ago Today
Ia From The Herald OF this
- = Date, 1908.

"HE most pleasing program ever
rendered at any class day exer-
cises in this city. was the one
given by the high school graduation
last night 1t the high school by the
class of 1903. The class history was
given by Miss Belle Harrell; the class
prophecy by Miss Ruffie Roach: a
inonolog by Miss Bonnie Plliam: a
duel scene from The Rivals" by Ray
-sAIcClintock and Grover smith: a
Dream of Fair Women" by Misses
1nez Dryer. Jessie Darroch. Josephine
Gallegos. Minnie Fisher. Ruffie Roach.
Alberta Heap and LOrette Brick; The
Bloom Is In the Rye was sung by
Misses Ada Lane, Laura Townsend,
Ellie Shelton and Mamie Lakeland.
an grafton, Edmond Burke. States
man." was given by Allen Bryant; a
, tableau was enacted by Misses Sophia
Gilchrist. Bessie Williams and Mamie
sullivan; the valedictOry was given
hv Miss Ada Lane loves Sorrow"
was sung b. William Clark. and The
Dream Ship" a tableaux, was enacted
by Ester Hoffman. laura Townsend.
Ellie Shelton and Mamie Lakeland.
The boxing contest that was 20 have
taken place ct the opera house last
night was suddenly called off by chief
OF police WoOten, who had concluded
that the law should not be violated
a. any such manner.
The river is still rising. and it is
now feared If much warm weather
comes on, that a dangerous flood viii
follow.
Miss Aileen HoEren has taken Mrs.
1IcAuliffs place in the chamber of
commerce
: J. Freudenthal left on the E P
* : W. this morning on business
rip over the line
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-21
!


URSE JANE. have We any
m rice in the bungalow asked
Uncle Wiggily Longears. the
rabbit gentleman. of his muskrat lady
housekeeper one morning
'Rice?' repeated Miss Fuzzy
Wuzzy- rs there going to be a we'd
ding?7 and she switched her tail
around the hollow stump real ex-
cited like.
Nc said Uncle Wiggily with a
laugh What ] want OF rice is for
the soldiers to eat"
The soldiers to eat27 asked Nurse
Jane What soldiers"
why. you know that 7 am study
ing TO be soldier since the mosquito
war began went on the bunny rabbit
gentlemen, and Sammie LittIetail, the
rabbit boy; Johnnie and Billie Bushy-
tail, the squirrels. Jackie and Petite
Bow wow, the puppy dogs-they are
all studying with me In my tent, JUS
outside the hollow stump bungalow
we need things to eat that Will
keep wei, like corn, rice and oatmeal
and was thinking of cooking some
rice cakes for a change. You know
I'm the soldier cook. but 1 have. no
rice. so I thought maybe you had"
Not enough for you hungry soldiers
10 eat" laughed Nurse Jane. so IL
you are going out today you had bet
ter get some at the store"
L Will" said Uncle WigEily. How
do you cook rice21
''Wen. first you take the dry. hard.
white rice kernels" answered the
muskrat lady, and put them 10 soak
in a cup, or bowl Of water And
when the kernels have sOftened up,
you boil them in n little hot water
with q pinch OF salt"
why do you pinch the salt2' asked
Uncle Wiggily. making his pink nose
twinkle like banana peeling- Is II
naughty
NO, indeed"' laughed the muskrat
/ lady. Its just to give II a little
flavor"
So leaving Sammie Littletail, the
rabbit boy. on guard in front OF the
tent near the bungalow, Uncle Wig
giiy went to the store for the rice. He
was in such a hurry 70 get back 10
cook il that he never stopped to have
an adventure. But just you wait and
I see what happened 10 him.
Now Sammie,". said the bunny as
I he reached the tent "We have the
rice. and we will. put IL TO soak IN
cold water before we boil IL with the
pinched salt. which isn't naughty, as
you might think"
Nurse Jane has gone over 10 Mrs
WibbleWobble's house to help the
duck lady sew red flannel caps for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-21

flower pots you can, in which TO eaten
this rice, Quick"
Sammie did. and he and the bunny
uncle filled about fOrty-leven things
with the rice. including a washtuo.
The whole soldier tent was filled with
rice
What made so much of it, asked
Uncle Wiggily Of Nurse Jane when the
muskrat lady came back from Mrs
V-ibbIewobbIe's II didn't buy this
much dried rice at the store"
.Of course notr' laughed Nurse
lane - should have told you that
rice sweHs Up very much in water
and that you only need about a cup
ful to make a big pudding Oh Wig
~ What a lot OF ricei On, my
But il was not wasted, for the bun
nv uncle man made enough rice cakes
for rbe whole animal army, and ali
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-21
The Daily Novelette,
THE PINOH OF NECEssITY.

Most meh have been all broken up
over n girl. but il takes longer 10
break some than others.-PrOf. Simp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-21
BEAUTY CHATS.
) by Edna Kent Forbes.
Reducing.

A IL PEOPLE should weigh
"A themselves once : week. Thus
= they can tel the general state
Of their health and whether they need
more Or less nourishment than they
are getting
with sumner coming on, and fresh
fruits and vegetables taking the
place OF the starchier ones o. the
winter diet. the fat woman should
naturally reduce. But, as the long
DAYS are hot. the stout woman IN
ciines more and more 20 afternoon
maps. and leisurely methods OF work
ing. and undoes all the good her less
fatteuing diet might do.
ratoes. which are expensive and
which should really be saved for
planting. 10 bring a good crop for
next year But don't substitute rice,
for rice is as fattening as potatoes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-21

the woodland folk besides. So every
thing came out all rice-I mean al
highland if the pOstman doesn [
come too late to eat breakfast with
u.s. so he can't help the egg stick fast
on the pan. III tell you next about
Uncle Wiggily and the apple dump
Hngs-Copyrigh 1917, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-21

piled with show of brightness But
as always say. what can't be grinned
.at-I mean. what can't be borne-oh,
you can't maintain fashionable mo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-21

MOHN men UGGn All nEot2Eh UP
ever n girl, but il takes longer 10
break some than 0thers.-PrOf. Simp.
RR. TARRIE LONGER as he
NJ donned his shoes. looked re-
L L gretfully at the gaping hole in
Ihe sole OF one, at the -rittered heel
Of the other.
oh. WELL he soliloquized philo-
sophieally. what can't be helped mus
be borne and Erinned at"
And looming each in turn. he bore
and grinned at his threadbare shirt
with barely threaded buttons. his
Iatched and battered collar and tie
-Ukulele, are you ready he called
Airs. Tarrie Longer Joined hin-
She was donned in two ragged left
foot shoes. last years hat and a gown
IF holes and patches
How do 1 look, TarrieZ' she asked
rimcrOusly.
AS wei as I do, at least" he re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-21

for a spin in their 1918 model Fhpps-
to dress. too
And the Tarrie Longers went oul
for a spin in their 1915 model Flipps-
Regent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-21
Tenrmenf Ouner..

Are You getting all Of the money
your house should bring2 ask Lee
Newman I specialize on tenements
Phone 1904 eos IL s. Fl Paso.
ADJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-21

one in Need-Ask for tincture or
LIQUID green soap. a special sort. send
me a letter with = self addressed
stamped envelope Tor n cream for
blackheads-
Continue the hot washes and tile
ice rubs, and watch your diet. il YOU
want 70 get rid OF the marks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-21

Have YOUR Arch supports expertly
fitted. Chss- Rokalr- 31g Texas ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-21

The Best
ay-Grain-Fuel
Coal.
Southwestern Fuel & Feed Co.
Phone 44f4. Adv