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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-04-19
THE WARS DURATION.

Herbert Corey, who has been with both the central nouors oa
IN entente allied armies in Europe, but who has recently returned
~ Am e declares that 1T Is not impossible that the war may con
tnue for three years.
Ihose OF us who may have been deluding ourselves with +ho
lnought mat Germany is nearly exhausted and mus. therefore soon
eu n ueieaI W. been labor1ng under d misapprehension Of thr1
iacls, says MS American correspondent.
~ me oodstuH are becoming scarce and difficult to obtain as
OF peace. Nns - noeaie ee Terms
n correspondent intimates the possibilty-the possibility 70
Nnp e, lHe. direct aggressive action for the closing of the war
~ ~ 1e shoh.aers OF the United States and Great Britain. which
bitter end. nuna 'e struggle to the
n English opinion, says Mr.. Corey, is decidedly and decisivalv
~ ave mr OF crushing Prussian mihtarism before susapendino bost;l;;
a@a III, ! mere mast De no further danger from Prussian autocracv
according to the British view. auDei az
And the British hope leans to a praa+ o~+on4 49, u
.sourfces n material fighting qualities Of the Americans Amer;ca
has esPoussd. - eoe We witch II
hl renee, the prevailing view throughout Great Britain. ana nar
Ma e. IL s - - the Amencan people join with the English peo
assn - : : asl to nd the world Of mnitarism and hence ia
ne Engish nave shown the world that they al #fpb+ Is lana
sba 49, e 81 cd. ~ the lines IN France no better fphtinp has hoon
dr;raa - nele curing the war than that Of the British a thar
fanos aga y ~ te 1llndenburg lines following the German generals
famous and mastery retreat IT begins ia ans o th anale go 80 e ?
greater catastrophe. s. ioipeu - 50 y = VOID q
Rfa Nv nv ~ dispatches announce that Mrs. Woodrow Wilson ana
Il ~ - 80 1hafsn a TEST some of us forget, we may say that Mr. Pom
& 80 80 sAe presloent1 are going to curtail the society column dnrinp
~ 'no sass that women can't help sonnet
Re JIG. lne closing Of the breweries during TIC war has been suggested
81 ~ bo eiaA s !. 2 National drys. IT Isl said that six hundred million
M a an o1 cram could thus be saved for direct consumption. Well
As VAssns y giYe Up our share, without d protest. -
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-04-19

the herd.
2. BY preventing the movement of
anything living or inanimate away
from or to your hog lots.
8. Prevent the hogs from becom-
ing wormy. Theat them occasionally
with copperas or turpentine.
If cholera does get in your herd:
1. Order erum State College
selsl it at cost.
2. Warn neighbors, stick up q sign
at the gate.
8. Vaccinate.
A. Impose a quarantine on your
farm.
5. Enforce sanitary measures.
Student: What are your terms,
for students?"
Landlady: Dead beats and buns"
|-Brunonian.
He: what my son needs is to get
some will power, somehow"
Neighbor: toh, he'll marry
Judge,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-04-19

What s the matter with cutting out professional baseball during
the balance of the war?
If We're going to knock out autocracy, let's not do a half way
job while we re about it.
The winter wheat crop is reported to be about eas hundred
million short.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-04-19

Come to think of it, there are lots Of things we Americans could
get along without during the balance of the war.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-04-19

Inc closing Of the breweries during fhe var has beam naoostaa
py some of the national drys. 1T Isl said HAL sy hnndred sm;l1;on
~ ~ MS s ol graln could thus be saved fors direct consumption. We'll
s1 h onsen 9 give up our share, without d protest. s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
MAE MARSH At
GRECIiN TODAY
Appears in New Play, Sun
shine Alley a Quaint
Love Story.

Since her appearance al the Greciau
some weeks ago in Polly OF the Cir
Gus" many Of Nae Marsh's admirers
have asked when another one OF her
pictures would be shown. and it is
9th great pleasure that the Grecian
management offers this quaint star
in her quaintest play, Sunshine Al
ley" today and tomorrow.
II is not saying too much 20 call
this "the sweetest story ever
screened" The delightful blending
of eIadness and sadness. the pure.
clean. wholesome romance. and even
the dramatic scenes IN which a way
ward brother figures. are all OF such
nature. that. while sad. they are art
to cause a smile 70 lnEer on the lips
OF every spectator. The story is or
a very, very rich boy and Of a very,
very sweet girl who was not rich at
all Cupid saw 60 IL that these two
loving hearts should meet and fan
deeply in love with each other Then
came some obstacles and with them
quite a bit OF sadness. but even the
sadness was mixed with smiles. for
Cupid was ever on the watch. and
finally love found a way" and all
ended happily. just exactly as Il
should and those who see this picture
viii feel cs happy as the principals IN
the play.
sunshine Alley" IS at the Grecian
today and tomOrroW.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
BEAUTIFUL FILM
At THE WIGWAM
Sirens of the Sea Said to
Be Most Elaborate Since
'Neptune's Daughter

The Wigwam today and tomorrow
viii show the first OF the Jewel pro-
auctions. The Sirens Of the Sea" The
Jewel company is a new organization
composed Of several OF the oldest men
in the bushes. They are producing
and buying the best feature films on
the market and grouping them I'M
der the caption Of Jewel Nothing
but super-features win be shown. In
addition 10 Sirens OF the Sea" this
company has already announced "pay
Ne" Come Through" and the great
est Of all patriotic stories In the pic
lures. THE Man Without q Country
THE Sirens Of the Sea" is a blend
ing Of the real and the mythical and
is said 20 be the most beautiful film
since "Neptune's Daughter Scores Of
beautiful young women appear as
sirens and the natural scenery is most
picturesque. The whole production is
in keeping with the Jewels pledge TO
the exhibitor that il viii not release
anything that is not in the super class.
The story is pleasing and the pToduc-
ton as a whole Is classy. entertaining
and magnificent IN every way.
Wednesday. Mae Murray viii be
seen in Princess Virtue" an out-of-
the-ordinary picture issued as a Blue
bird special or super-Bluebird II is
one q the big sensations. Il VIII be
shown only one day because Of heavy
bOOkings-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
Meatless uesddy Means
Eat Only What Flies
Or Swi7s, Hotels Sau

Hotels and restaurants OF FL Paso
VII observe their first "meatless day"
Tuesday. Observing the rules OF the
Hoover board there viii be no meats
served excepting chicken, game and
sea food.
r B. Orndor5i. chairman Of the
hotel and restaurant committee, an
lounced Monday that every hotel and
restaurant IN this city has signed
The pledge for a 'meatless Tuesday
and "wheatless "Wednesday"
The menu cards at hotels and res
taurants Tuesday viii contain no or
ders Of beef, lamb, veal pork or pork
products
On Wednesday there viii be no
wheat bread, rolls. or other wheat
products served. The local hotel anS
restaurant men have also pledged
themselves 10 save as much as pos
sIhle on the consumption Of dairy
products. especially butter and other
necessities. Bread and butter viii
not be placed on the table until after
the first coul &c is served.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
today ISPLAY
WITH A MORAL
Oliver Players Have Strong
Vehicle for the Offering
This Week.

Today" the powerful drama OF
modern life IN New York, written by
George Broadhurst and offered at the
Crawford theater this week by the
Otis oliver players, is what might
be called an unpleasant play-un-
pleasant in its ending and unpleasant
IN its presentation Of obvious truths.
It has a moral and a punch" which
hit straight at the ideal OF havins
and displaying as much In the shape
Of worldly goods as your neighbor-
no matter how you get the where
uithaL
While the cast is email, consisting
OF only eight persons, two Of whom
appear on the stage for only q moment
scope IS offered for some powerful
acting Miss Lillian Desmonde scored
a distinct success rs the emotional
and finer y-craZed MS. Lillian WaE-
ner, while Otis Oliver as Fred Wag-
ner, the real estate man, showed up
10 better advantage, If anything. than
in any Of the plays he has appeared in
since the arrival Of the company in
FL Paso.
Miss Fern and Mr.. Roberts. as the
parents Of Fred Wagner, act as the
foll against lle OncOmluE tragedy
which is in the air from the opening
act. and also represent the conflict
between youth and age, between
and wife, between those
brought mp under one dispensation
and the children OF another Miss
Fern, as the simple, frugal good
hearted old German frau was con-
vincing and realistic
as Mrs Harrington, Miss COrbin
played a short but effective part,
while Miss Barrett as Mrs. Garland,
whose husband couldn't provide her
with enough money 10 satisfy her
wants" is throughout the play the
bird OF brilliant plumage and Incl
deutally the evil genius OF Mrs.
Wagner.
The play runs through four acts.
the first OF them showing the young
WaEners on the rising wave OF pros
perity- In the second. the husbands
schemes have collapsed, and all OF
them-wife and husband mother and
fatherinllW-are seen living together
in a dingy wlat on 126th street. quite
removed from the spleudOrs Of Fifth
avenue residence.
In the next act. while the real es-
tate man is making slow but sure
Roadway against misfortune, friction
Is developing between wife and
and the wife. chatting
under this and the restraints OF com
1arative poverty. flares up III rebel
lion and continues in the path she
mas already begun ou-that OF max
nE Up on her own account for the
Kings she wants which her husband 3
,anuOu afford her
In the fourth act the husband dis I
overs that But you should put IN an I
evening at the Crawford this week .
md see To-day" for yourself The .
oliver players, merits large at .
enhance J. -. 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
Little Plaza--Phone 1880"
ne of Human Hair in the Beauty Shop Prices Very Low

said the Head Barber When q fell
low is your best f. ID and asks you
nice 70 make q Did al regular hours
you fly up like young Zeppelin and
ak about other Jobs. Can't you be
here on timer
You know very well. George" said
the Manicure lady, that / am pre.ty
steady around here II just happened
this morning that I met Clara Otteu-
Of Milwaukee, and we hadn't saw each
other for goodness knows how Ions.
she was telling me all about some let
ters she got from moving picture con-
Germs and it made me kind OF wish /
mad stuck 10 my resolution 10 so into
the movies I believe III do 10 yet.
George. I lOng for the day when
my life won't be ran by an alarm
clock Regular hours may be all right
for some folks, but as for me, ] WASH
born TO catch trains
Il guess All Of us was born 10 catch
trains or do anything else 20 set the
keep alive" said the gloomy Head
Barber Il used TO have them fancy
notions when ] was q kid. thinking
that / wasn't born 90 do this or that
but long years in the league has took
all that out Of my bean and now
just plug along faithful. kid. the way
you should ought TO do. We got O.
song up home that the Missus plays
on the photograph, and part Of it
says
But you must have faith and you
must have hope.
And must love and be loved. and so
II you work. IL you wait you viii
find the place
Where the four leaved ci1vers
grow
Gee. amt that grand said the
Manicure Lady. How swell 90 must
be TO write them songs instead of fix
Ing nails for folksi But that takes
genius. George, and brother Wiltred is
he only genius in our floch-aud he
amt cleaning up none too fast"
George l. Pucified-
7 won't say NJ hing more about
your being late" said the Head Bar
Der. but I hope you viii Try to be on
hand after this. kid. so we won't over
look no bets Every customer we
r0iSs now is like missing three
IN times OF peace. remember that"
I'll remember. George promised
the Manicure Lady. You are right
In these here times everybody ought
20 put their shoulder TO the wheel 7
dreamed last night that the war was
over and I was engaged. but them
dreams is phoue- propositions any
way can figure them out. so I sup
pose ] gotta Keep on playing my part
as Nellie, the Beautiful Nail Filler"
That's what we all gotta do. uIay
our parts said the Head Barber
Seven regular shows and two matt
ness q week and only one payday.
Such is life"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
HOTEL At DAM
CLOSES JAN. |.
Plenty of Game md Fish to
Be Had; Fish License
Causes Hotel to Close.

FL Pasoans will be deprived, after
the first OF the coming year, Of the
splendid hotel accommodations they
have been afforded at Elephant Butte
dam during the present year.
Z. c. snow, who leased the build
-ugs at the time the reclamation ser
vice completed its work at the dam,
has decided 20 surrender his lease on
that date. Writing OF It. he says:
-I have cancelled my lease with
exclamation service for this place on
4cc0unt Of the action OF the game
however, 20 keep IL open until jan
nary 1. We are getting lots Of quail
and duck, not 20 mention the perch
There are SO many perch here that /
don have 10 tell my porter TO 90 see
III ne can get some 1ish-1ust tell him
20 90 down and catch some. whenever
anyone comes along who wants fish
Fish for the Lake.
II met the train at EnEle on -1st
Friday and got lot OF black bass,
which were sent by the bureau Of
fisheries, also a good many thousand
sun perch. all OF which we put into
the lake There are rainbow trout in
tie lake now. for saw q dead one
drift. I'D on the shore II would
haven't been able TO catch one, how.
ever.
People continue 60 visit the dam
and 90 praise the beauty OF the place
bur all the visitors are incensed be-
cause they must pay IS for the privi-
lege Of fishing This IS true not only
If those from e. Paso but from every
where. FL PasO people do not come
nearly as frequently as they did be-
fore = was made compulsory for them
10 pay SIS TO fish here"
Admits License Too Much
state game warden Theo. Rouault,'
f., Of New Mexico, who is in FL PasO
today. said relative TO Mr.. SHOWS
complaint. Il myself think s. Is TOO
much to charge a transient for the
privilege Of fishing IN the lake at EIe-.
plant Butte, and I am going TO rec
1mmend 10 the next session Of the
state legislature that the fee be re-
Guced. However. that IS the law now
and I am sworn TO enforce this law
and must do So"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
NAN WHO FOUND ARMOUR'S
BODY DIES FROM PISTOL SHOT

santa Fe. y. n, Nov. 5.-Antonio
s1ldOval 3 Griego, who has been in
rhs public eye because OF his finding
If the body Of Clyde Armour, who was
murdered near Glprietas is himself
lne Tictlm OF q bullet. succumbinE 20
shot through the kidneys He died
u a few hours Il is not known
whether or not the shooting was al
eIdeutaL Luciano Armijo is under sur
VeilIauce 10 . deputy sheriff He has
g bullet wound in the abdomen. al
legged 20 have been from his own
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
DAILY RECORD.
Deeds Fled

Deeds Filed
Government Hi addition. On Oro street
-tfovernment Hiu company 70 Ramon
Romero, lot 20, block %. Oct. 81, 1917;
s175.
Government Hi addition. on clifton
street-Gorarnmenr Hll company 90 ".
x Mar, lots IS and %, block %, Oct r.
1915; $3.50.
Logan Heights addltion-L0Ean Heights
Investment company TO Cecil Schafsr. lots
81. So IS and 81. block &c, Nov. =,
1917; s525.
East il Paso Town c1mpauy's addition.
on Bisbee street, A. LAWYER 90 c. c.
schneider. part Of lot and all Of lot s,
block 1eS. Oct g, 1915 $3.50.
Sunset Heights addition. on " Mis-
souri, streer-E- B. Baker e. al 20 J..
3rcIinar = Bey. lots and & block g.
Oct 20, 1917; $3.50
Licensed 10 Marry.
George Thomas and Evelyn BrcoEinEE
Prank warren and Katie Patterson
Bruno 1Ierilo and Lucretia Ramon
Victor h Miller and Eva Nelson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
AMARILLO BUILDING FOR
OCTOBER TOTALS 100000

Amarillo. Texas. Nov. 5.-Amarillo
has built steadily all year. Scarcely
q month In which building permits
ran lower than $4,000. For OCTOBER
the building permits totaled 100000
Most of these were for residences
One large brick business house was
Included
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

London, Eng. Nov. 5.-A dispatch TO
the Exchange Telegraph from Ans
terdom says Gen Won Berrer. con-
handing the Wurteuburg armies on
the northeast 'front.' was killed Fri
DAY while visiting the trenches near
Riga Gen. Won Berrer had q prom
lne1t share in the capture OF the
Russian positions in this region.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

italian Headquarters. Sunday. Nov.
+--Ihe first installmenr Of hospital
equipment provided by the Amer
lean poets ambulance. organized BY
H. Nelson Gay. an American author.
living IN Rome, has arrived Il con
sists Of 80 ambulances, seven bar
racks hospitals and 30 tent hospitals
with a capacity OF more than 500
beds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

Washington, ID. c.. Nov. dealers
IL foodstuffs who were licensed Nov.
I were advised by the food admins
tration yesterday TO Immediately take
an inventory Of their stock prepare
tory 90 detailed report 20 the ad-
ministrariou by December. Forms for
the report are now in hands Of the
printers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
81: NEWS BREVITIES n:

advertisement

eliminate millions Of unnecessary let
tiers and other business details. IN a
campaign launched today by the Va
tolal Association OF Credit Men. The
association hopes through the eIimi-
nation OF the unnecessary that seven
persons, girls. boys or men over .liII-
tary age, can do the work OF ten
men,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

salt Lake. Utah. Nov. 5.-A score
OF passengers were injured. six serI-
ously, i'm wreck on the OREGON Short
Line, Malad branch, just north OF
Brigham City. this morning at 10
o'clock when an outgoing passenger
train bound for salt Lake 20 MaIad
'sideswiped' an incoming Malad train.
Just as train No. ia was taking a
siding
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
Lawyer-soIdier Pound Dead.

New York. Nov. 5-Roy Mark. IS
years old, formerly q lawyer OF Sher-
icans Ore, and an artlleryman at
Camp Mills, was found dead in bed
from gas poisoning early today at the
home Of an uncle in Brooklyn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
Lander Lumber Comply
DaF-H na-s D. 90
IN 20 - KIIIcd.

Bay Shore, y =, WOW. 5.-John v.
W Reynders, Of New York. q stu
dent aviator attached TO the United
States naval station here. fell $500
feet from "a seaplane into the Great
South Bay yesterday afternoon and
vas killed. Reynders was pitched
from his seat when the plane turned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
.gH.Eff Crisis

The eIpectant mother, awaiting the
greatest time in a woman's life, should
BY al means render nature q helping
hand.
Mothers Friend has been used by
thousands Of women. BY regular use the
muscles relax naturally and without
strain when baby is born. Tho work
which nature IS performing IS wonder
FULLY aided by this safe, scientifically
prepared preparation The usual stretch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

~ 7
Nv George" said the Mani
cure Lady. as she drifted
into the busy shop at 10 o'clock a. M.
Winter is winginG more than you %
said the Head Barber. You Just
gotta get around here earlier. kid
three gents with vacant stares was in
here this morning hollering to have
their nails whitfield. We gotta run
this establishment kind Of military
and on the minute these days. I don't
want 70 call you down OF nothing.
but
You just know you don't want 10
call me DOWN. declared the Manicure
Lady. CIV G may be at war abroad.
George. but this shop amt big enough
for you and me II a war starts here.
Take that for one OF them gospel
truths. George. and so easy with the
time clock patter where this little
child is concerned. I've got six Jobs
waiting for me any time you feel rest
less about making a change in the
manicure department"
Like All Girls.
That's the trouble with you girls"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
AInmInnm Ponder E,znIode.. ? LIIIed

AluluAAluAt EuhueE EAnlouesF = hAiAetls
Pittsburg. Pa, Nov 5.-TWO work
men were killed and so others injured
in an explosion Of aluminium powder
I'm the plan Of the United States
aluminium Powder company az New
Kensington, near here. TODAY. An
official Of the company said the eX-
plosion was due TO accident
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

Ing pains during the period are avoided
and the time before baby arrives IS one
OF quiet repose and joyful anticipation.
The expectant mother should not 20 a
single night without applying Il herself.
Write TO The Bradheld Regulator Co,
Dept A, Lamar Bldg. Atlanta, Ca
for their book, Motherhood and the
Baby. II viii be sent at once without
charge Mothers FRIEND is procura bio
from any drug store Ask FOR Il today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
negro Robber kITIed In Firht.

Chicago Ill. Nov SIN a pistol
fight between Edward L. Knowles. a
negro rObber. and three policemen
here today the negro was killed and
policeman Michael Meehau shot and
probably fatally injured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

washington. D. c.. Nov 5.-Hog
cholera killed enough animals last
year TO have fed 100000 soldiers a
meat ration for 3 IL months. the de-
partmen- Of agriculture announced
today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
Doctor Young

207 Mesa
Diseases OF The blood.

Petrograd. Russia. No. 5.-No fur
tner passports viii be issued to Rus
slams who desire TO leave the coun-
trys according 70 the Novo Vremya.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

Richmond. Va, Nov 5.-Virgiuia
viii choose a new governor and q new
house OF representative in Tuesdays
election WestmOreland Davies. OF
Loudon county. heads the Democratic
state ticket and is opposed by Gov.
T. J. Muncy. Republican. OF Bland
county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

Does YOur Engine Eat GHsOlinel
Miss and Jump Have carbon removed
at Brown Weld. Co, COO Texas ST
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

Don't Buy A New Stove!
stove doors legs. tops, ETC. welded
uromptly-Browu ". Co.. coo Texas.
Phone 3051--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
ALHAMnRA-EvART ovERTON.

The bill at the Alhambra for today
is Evart Overton and Miriam Fouche
in the VitaEraph feature, Soldiers OF
Chance" This IS an unusually strong
compelling story Of o young girl
Josephine WintOn, who is being com
PEELED 20 marry q man whom she
hates because he makes her believe
that he viii save her father from the
consequences of crime ne was sup
posed to have committed She really
loves a Young American who is down
in South America. He also has SUI
fered NJ the hands OF the consci euce-
less man who is welding his Iower
over her. In an attempt TO come 70
her rescue. he nearly loses his lie but
in the end. after q series Of exciting
adventures. true love wins out and
they are united This production IS
story OF unusual action. swiftuess
and force and you viii find yourself
watching fairly brearhless until the
very last foot OF film. Alhaubra
prices are 15c, zoe and 25c.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

All kinds AZ right prices; also mill
blocks.
Santa Fe Fuel Co. Phones 555-5S7.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
Train Bulletin.

Texas and Pacific train No. 8. from
the east, due at $40 p m. is reported
90 arrive at l-f5 a. H.. Tuesday All
other afternoon and night trains Tor
today are reported on time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

To Eliminate Unnecessary Letters.
New York. Nov 5--Every business
man in the United States viii be
asked TO cooperate in q movement to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

over, landing in the water several
seconds ahead Of the machine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

Chicago, H. Nov The national
council Of Jewish women began a
weeks convention here today with
registration and meeting Of commit
tees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
Jewish Women Hold Convention.

DR.. Nettie Satteriee. OsteopatE. 70
515 Mills Bldg 1905 Phone.