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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-04
DAUGHTER IN TERRIBLE SHAPE

A. Mitchell, Bagdad, Ky., writes: My daughter was in terrible shape with kidney trouble. I got her to take Foley Kidney Pills, and she is com- pletely cured" Foley Kidney Pills strengthen weak, deranged Kidneys; correct bladder troubles; stop rheu- matic pains aud backache; relieve sore muscles and still joints. For sale by the Mann's Pharmacy.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27
ELPnsonns Amau.

y L Eby viii 80 TO Los Angeles
On the Sunset limited this evening
K D. Oliver went 10 Clarkdale,
Ariz.. on the Santa Fe line Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Dryer went to
Denver on the Santa Fe train We'd
nesday-
". +. Moulton went TO Kansas City
this afternoon on the Golden State
Dr.. r E. Buvens left for Shreve-
port. La, on the Sunshine special
Wednesday.
Col r !. Reaney went to San An
tonic Thursday morning on the sun
set limited
]. Frank Coles went - Sulphur,
Okla, on the Sunshine special We'd
" Levy and r. Craver went %
Kansas City on the Golden State linz
tied this afternoon
John Temple Rice VIII return TO his
regiment at Camp Bowie this evening,
via the Sunshine special
Mr. and Mrs l. D. Nicholson viii
leave on the Sunshine special this
evening to visit their old home in
HillsbOro. y. n
1Er. and Mrs. 4. s. Albro viii 60
east on the Sunset limited this even
ing, Mr.. Albro to Join the aviation
corps OF the army in New Jersey
AR and Mrs H p Jackson left on
the sunshine special Wednesday night
Tor the east Mr. Jackson went to
ST. Louis on a business trip, and Mrs.
Jackson to Mineral Wells, where she
VIII stay until Mr. Jacksou's return.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27
YsLeta Locals.

Ysleta, Texas. Dec. 21.-1Iiss Betty
Luther is entertaining her sister as
d holiday guest at the Valley Inn.
Miss Doris Hanson is spending the
holidays with friends in Hagerman,
y. H., but viii return in time 10 re
sumo her duties as librarian at the
high school.
The Misses Hubbard are spending
their vacation at the Valley Inn
Fred KnOblauch and Jim Buchanan
left last week for Camp Macarthur in
California
Mrs. Ollie Lansden has returned
home after a visit in the east
Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Hill and chill
dren have gone TO Murray Ky, TO
spend the winter Miss Linda Hill is
visiting Mrs. Howard Peak, jr- (for-
merry Miss Ruby HID. in Fort Worth.
but viii go to New Orleans in time
to enter the midTinter term at the
Sophie Newcouhe school
The bridge club met at Mrs. Reads
last and a delightful afternoon was
spent Mrs T. s White won the
membership prize and Mrs. A p.
Watts the guest prize.
There viii be q New Years dance
at Towards confectionery on New
Years eve
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27
Christmas Festivities of Chapel
of ST. Joseph Prove Happy Event

and all manner Of miniature birds
and fruits and cones. Attached to Fr
Hynes gift was note. as follows:
December %.
Dear Father Hynes-
In appreciation OF your many sac
rifices for US. and 10 show our es-
teen and love for you. we give you
this little token for your own per-
sonal use. Nay God bless you, and
give you a Happy New Year.
Your Congregation.
Rev. Fr. John Gleason of Ogallala,
Nebraska, who is here for the holt
days, the guest Of father Hynes, was
also remembered The whole affair
was marked b. its true good viii and
cheer, and was IN truth one of the
most enjoyable OF all the Yuletide
festivities, which brought gladness TO
the hearts OF every little tot in the
parish, and q lot OF grownups.
The annual Christmas tree OF the
Knights Of Columbus for the children
OF members will be held Friday eve
ming in the Knights of Columbus hall.
The festivities viii start at eight
O'Clock. A dance viii follow the
Christmas exercises and the distri-
button of presents. Bishop A. J. Schu-
Ter and the clergy viii be present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27
By DOROTHY b. JOHNSTON.

A beyy Of young society girls, in
Guiding Miss Mary Caples. Miss Ma
rion Caluan. Miss Dan Ella Burk and
Miss Caroline Plumb. served -8 Miss
Caples in a frock Of pink taffeta and
tulle. with silver trimmings and slip
Ders. Miss Calnan in an adorable pink
geOrgette crepe with bodice embroid-
ereI in seed pearls on a metallic net
completed with silver slippers and
pink hose Miss Burk looking charm
ing in silver and pink messaline, and
Miss Plumb in dream frock Of white
satin.
Netue Louise Price, a cousin OF the
hostess. was at the door. in a filmy
frock and ribbons.
AIRS. Clinton Conger Ballard. a bride
OF a few short weeks. and before mar
rage Miss Virginia Burk. sang during
the afternoon, and Miss WiuifreG
Woods and Mrs. II. n. Morris gave
several enjoyable piano numbers.
Attending this, one OF the merriest
Of all the holiCBy affairs for the
school set, were, in addition to the
hOnored guest Gladys Mueller. Ale
thea Coffin, Mary Cornwall. la Won
Sarrels. Alice Pruett. Janice Stillman,
Helen Reading, Katherine Dick, HeI-
en- Aguirre. Dan Ella Burlz, Louise
Robinson. Harriet Heermans, Mildred
la Sale, Ruth Rawlings, Dorothy Vol
lertseu, Sadie Ruth Aldridge Paula
KrUpp. Lucille Harlan, Irma Lee Da-
Wis, Virginia Cadwaler. Edith Har-
vey. Mary Kelly, Bernice Boyle. Ruth
Webb. Elizabeth Kelly. Melba Green,
Mrs c. c. Ballard. June COvington,
Maurine Garrett. Mrs. r. n. Morris.
Josephine MOrfit. Frances Lockett,
Mrs. G. IT, Harper, Marion Calnan.
Nosie Lee Oden, Villas Simmons. Fran
Ces ODpenheimer. Mary Caples. Ma
riOn Howe. Lucille Plumb. Evelyn FL
lison. Caroline Plumb, Helen LOOMS,
Alberta Eaten. Lucille Crenshaw. Bur
trum OrudOrff. EvaStevensOu. Alzina
Orn[Drff, Jane knight. Margaret
Ormsbee, Dorothy Crane. Charlotte
Orusbee. Sylvan Rivers. Winifred
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27
Ont of Tomn Visitors.

Lester EddIns, Of Pecos, is at Hotel
Zeiger.
G. A Hyde Of TuIarosa. is at Hotel
Zeiger-
H S. White. Of Roswell. y. N, Is al
Hotel Paso del NOrte-
Jack c. Helms. a cattle man OF Car
rizozo. is at Hotel Zeiger-
Forrest H. Phillips. Of AlamOgordo.
IS at Hotel PasO del Norte.
J. E. McDuffIe. a cattIeman Of Dun
can, Ariz-s is at Hotel Zeiger-
W. W. Cosper, a cattle man Of Cliff
ton, Ariz-. is at Hotel Zeiger-
@. c. Hardwick. a cattle man Of
Paris Texas, IS at Hotel Zeiger
William LeggOtts a cattle man OF
salt Lake, \. NJ is at Hotel Zeiger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben West, cattle peo-
pie Of Carrizozo, are at Hotel Zeiger.
1Ir and Mrs E. II. Reynolds of
Douglas, are at Hotel Paso del Norte-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips, OF
MesilIa Park, are at Hotel Pas del
NOrte-
Mr.. and Mrs ". ". Duncan. Of
Globe, Ariz-, are al Hotel Paso del
Norte-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Hightman. cattle
people Of Duncan Ariz-, are at Hotel
Zeiger-
9 Y. Perry and John Slaughter, Of
SprIngerYille. AriZ-, are at Hotel
Zeiger.
Mrs W Clint Johnson and Miss Eli
zabeth Johnson, Of san Angelo. are
at Hotel PasO del Norte.
Mrs F. II. TOWuer is entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Mcdonald and son
Of Kansas, Mrs. Mcdonald being a
sister Of the FL Paso matrOn-
B. Z. SegEersOn, rate expert for the
state Of New Mexico. is in the city,
spending the holidays with his sisters.
the Misses Dora and Julia SeggersOn,
Of 1103 East Rio Grande.
Following an enjoyable stay in the
city visiting their daughter and sis
ter. Mrs Wip Robinson, and Dr.. Rob
insOn, Mrs. Richard jackson and Miss
Emma Jackson returned Wednesday
to their home in Arkansas.
Mrs Harry Swain has for a charm
ing houseguest her sister, Mrs. James
?. Nash. who came Christmas after
noon from Illinois. where her hus-
band, Capt Nash. was stationed be-
fore sailing for somewhere in
France"
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Jones and son.
Brooks, OF Clint. spent Christmas in
FL PasO with r A. Kibly and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schairer. of Clint.
spent Christmas day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Marcus Jungjohann. at 1918 Ari-
iona street.
Mrs. c. W. Marriott. Mary Florence
Marriott, Beth A. SturdeVant, Mrs. c.
A. Marriott and Prof. J. D. Wilson
motOred down from Silver City. 10 en-
JOY the holidays as guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs F. P Jones. The house party
is one Of the jOliiest imaginable, the
Jones home being known for its spec
ial brand Of hospitality
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27

- YER 800 were present-aud 24O
Of them chiIdren-at the Christ
- mas festivities in st. Joseph's
chapel Wednesday night. when Santa,
in the person Of John Boyle. assisted
by Judge Brady. Mr.. and Mrs. ". H.
Brophy, Mrs T r Gordon and Nj.
Goode. distributed TO every happy lit
tie child a gift, and candy, fruits and
nuts. St Jose0h's Altar society
bought the presents IA tremendous
Job. in itself and $50 was donated by
the congregation for the gifts. the
tree being the gift Of w. D. Guland.
The merchants Of the city had q gen
erous part in dispensing Christmas
cheer through their contributions Of
sweets and fruits. everyone being de
termined TO add their much to the
gayety of the juveniles. Before
Santa's arrival the children sang
Christmas carols. The most surprised
and delighted OF all the children was
IT. Edward o. D Hynes. whose be-
loved parish made up q purse Of $3.50
and hung ii on the beautiful tree,
decorated with a lavishness in tinsel,
imitation snow, sciutiuating lights
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27
Informal Luncheon to Be Given
Friday by Miss GeneVieVe BanneH

lie dispensed with-an annual func-
ton TO which the girls look forward.
each year. Miss BanneU attended
Penn. at Chambersburg. Pa. until the
past year
Miss Paquita Clemens and Miss
ollie Seaton entertained on Christ
mas night with a theater party at
the Crawford. in compliment TO Miss
Sherma Lee SeatOu. who is here
spending the holidays. Refreshments
were served, the guests mum bering
Miss Seaton, Miss Florence Lily. Miss
Bjou Clemens, Miss Ollie Seaton.
Miss Paquita Clemens. Mrs. George
Eea1ley. Mrs Clemens. Lieuts. sand
lin, Danielson, Mathews. Prof. Behna-
men and Mr.. Dahl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27

nous sculptor soon followed, and she
graciOusly consented to sit for the
symbolical piece, Queen Of the Pa
cific." When Schmid contemplated
the later creation Of California
Guiding the Bear" he at once sent for
her again.
She is Of the demi-blonde type. with
expressive blue eyes, a ready smile
and 1.-THE grace Her father was
French. and her mother is Norwegian
In addition to her other talents. Miss
Perry has a faculty for expressing
her dramatic feeling I'm playlets.
Asked what shs had done conscious
y TO develop her physical perfection.
she frankly stated that she Just
grew that way"
7 haven't any fads in foods or ex-
ercise." she explained. True, I don't
hamper my body with stays. 7 sleep
eight hours. walk a great deal and
keep myself fit by dancing
And I don't worry or let things an
nOy me- That I believe is most i'm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27

portant for physical as we'll as metnal
well being. From my observation or
girls with whom L have worked on
the stage I have concluded that fret
ing and temper more than anything
else break down a girls beauty and
health.
II eat a lot OF fruit. drink a good
deal Of buttermilk. and abstain from
meat more than one meal q day-but
all this is Just following my natural
desires and appetites, not something
I have cultivated or thought much
about
ct just sleep and work and dance
and laugh. as any normal girl should
do. I never believed. and don't now,
that there are any secrets OF beauty
or bodily perfection. II there are
have not discovered them"
THE California Bear" statue shown
in the accompanying picture, was re-
moved from the exposition TO the
state capital ut Sacramento when the
exposition closed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27
Weddings.

lIr. and Mrs. 3. i. Sampson an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter
Mrs. Violet Hileman, TO SGT. NJ n
Goodeu of Ann Arbor, Michigan. on
December p, in Waco The groom is
stationed at Camp Macarthur. and Or
ders TO report elsewhere caused q
fastening Of the wedding. which was
originally planned TO take place in II
Paso-
An unusually pretty wedding was
solemnized at the Clint NJ E church
on the evening of Dec. 20. The groom
was the Rev. P. Christensen, pastor
Of the church, and the bride Miss
Media Nelson The ceremony was
performed by Rev. II. " Smith, assist
ed by Rev. c. K. Campbell. both Of
FL Paso. The bride was dressed in
white and carried an arm bouquet Of
white roses. The attendants were
the ushers. Wallace Field and sam l.
c. Ruffner. Lena Field and Jean FL
lot. Little Nell Travis carried the
ring and attracted almost as much
attention as the bride.
Wednesday evening. at 1880 o'clock,
at the home OF Mrs. W. 3. Williams on
1922 Montana. Mrs Ralph Daley be-
came the bride Of Joseph NJ King or
this city, the service being quietly
celebrated in the presence Of a few
intimate friends. Mr. and Mrs. King
are honeymOOning in Las Cruces, but
VIII be home SATURDAY,.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams are
spending their honeymoon in Ell
PasO. having come down from Silver
City for the holidays. Mrs. Williams
was formerly Miss Addie Hagan, the
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Carl Hasau.
who are prominent residents Of New
Mexico.
Capt and Mrs Clarence Rustland.
ueWlyweds, are in the city. guests at
Hotel Paso del NOrte for few days
Capt Rustland is stationed at Camp
Cody, DemiuE. His bride was Miss
fr1r-. Pol Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27
WOMAN SUES THEATER MEN
FOR $17,5O0; CLAIMS HURT

Helen a. Colbert has filed suit III
the 41st district court against Edgar
r. Campbell and VIII r. Winch. own
ers Of the Wigwam theater. for ST.
500 damages, alleging that on the
evening Of September 20. as she was
about TO leave the theater by one door.
an employe turned her suddenly about
and caused her TO fall on the tiled
flooring. It is further alleged that
she suffered a compound wrist frac-
ture.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27
q Just Grew That Way and Know No Beauty Secrets
SAYS Girl Declared By Sculptor To Possess Perfect Figure
Charming Actress Now at.
Texas Grand Not Pulled
Up Over Her Notoriety.

~ IsCOVERED: a perfect woman
who is not vain Of her perfec-
- ton,
Miss Mabel Perry. classic dancer
and model for some Of the most ray
ishing statuary at the Panama Pacific
exposition. and declared by Rupert
Schmid, a sculptor OF international
fame. 10 be physically fauluess, is
not even proud enough Of her distinc-
tion 10 have had her measurements
taken. She IS in Ell Paso this week
on the Orpheum program at the Tex
as Grand, heading her company, THE
Calendar Girls"
Duplicating the proportions Of the
Venus de Milo, Miss Perry's charms
have been embodied in the semi-nUde
classical figures Queen Of the Pa
cific," and California Guiding the
Bear" by Rupert SChmid. Both were
in display at the 1915 fair.
A girl Of p, who helps support her
widowed mother, this modern Venus
has remained modest and unspOiled
under the adulation Of artists and the
flattering offers to cOmmercialize her
physical attractiveness on the stage
She is not a professional model, and
declares that she viii not become one.
1T would interfere with my ambi-
ton" she said. I want to develop
whatever talent I have for classic
dancing. I like the stage. II gives
one more chance for expression and
growth than is possible as 4 sculp-
tors or artists model But I am
mighty proud TO have been selected
to typify California in Mr.. Schmid's
masterpiece"
It was while she was dancing and
singing in light opera in san Fran
cisco that Miss Perry, native Cali
fornian, was discovered by Rupert
Schmid. An Introduction to the IA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27
ACCEPTS NAMES
ANOTHER WEEK
W alter District Election
Jan. 8 to Have Candidates
Listed on Ballot.

ANY ones name viii be put upon
ballots for directors OF FL Paso
water Improvement district No. l."
said James A. Smith. Thursday. eff
some one requests that the name be
run, but we prefer that a petition OF
several voters OF the district be sent
to Us requesting that the names be
run. All names received at the office
in the Mills building, UP TO and in
Guiding January 8. viii be put on
ballots. and the ballots Will be printed
alphabetically. No person has the
right to vote on January unless
he is a qualified voter Of state and
county, and a resident Of the district
Any person is eligible as a director
who is a resident OF the state OF
Texas"
The judges and clerks OF the dis
tricts where the voting VIII be held
are as follow. the first being presid-
ing Judge, next associate judge and
the others clerks:
Precinct %. Just east OF East FL
PasO, Ramon Gomez store. DIT. ". J..
Warnock. A. II. Hughes, F. ID. Had
lock. s. IT. BromberE.
Precinct so, YsIeta school house, r.
C. CandeIaria, Joe Lowenstein, James
Buchanan, Albert Y. Gonzalez
Precinct 81. SOcorro school house.
Andres Hernandez. Francisco Sierra.
D. Baca. Andres Chavez
Precinct 81 san Elizario school
house, Lauriano Garcia. Juan Alarcon.
J. y G. arCia. Max Amanda
Precinct 50, Clint school house. G..
y. Garcia, j. J.. Schairer, Jos. Silva,
Pat Dolan.
Precinct 81. Fabens school house,
Eugenia Perez. Leonardo Lujan. Lu-
ciano Lopez. HerminiO Ruiz
Precinct 30, Island school house. J.
VI. Escajeda. Pedro Garcia. Severe
Cordero. BrauliO Chavez. clerks.
Precinct Al. CauutilIo school house
Julius T. Porcher, F. G. Belk, L A.
Spencer. J. C. Rishabarger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27
COLLECTOR MSAIN READY
TO RECEIVE CURRENT TAXES

City tax collector William P. B.
AIcSain announced Thursday morning
that he was ready to receive current
taxes He had originally announced
he would start Jan. I, but the receipt
blanks were completed and delivered
Thursday morning. and collections
were started to enable those desiring
to take advantage of the income tax
law allowance for taxes. to pay up.
Under the federal income tax law,
credit may be allowed for all munich
pal. county and state taxes paid be-
fore January J. Already Nr. AIcSain
has received several thousand dollars
taxes and expects to have this amount
greatly increased before the first Of
the year.
The city tax rate this year is s1.SS.
Taxes become delinquent the last day
of February.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27
CHRISTMAS TEA WITH MISS GOOCH As HOSTESS,
ONE OF THE HAPPIEST AFFAIRS OF THE WEEK,
ATTENDED BY ALL THE GIRLS OF YOUNGER SET


ROST attractive was the j. p.
MI Cooch home on s220 Fort boul-
l. Il evard in anticipation Of the tea
given THURSDAY afternoon between
the hours Of three and five by pretty
Miss Marjorie Gooch, as a welcoming
compliment TO Miss Irma Lee Davis.
who IS enjoying her holiday vacation
from Ward-Belmont school in Nash
vile in this city as the guest OF her
sister, Mrs Leo r Schuster.
In perfect keeping with the festive
season. Christmas greens were util-
fZed by master hand as an artistic
background for the decorative motif
accentuated by innumerable vivid red
bells and holly Wreaths hung from
vide red satin streamers and caught
was banked in borders and crevices
and ported plants added their beauty.
Red shaded tapers in maline bowed
holders OF crystal shed o soft light
shout
AIRS. Goocb, with her young dauEh-
ter ana Miss Davis. received in the
drawing room before a solid bank OF
green. Miss Marjorie wearing q hand
some black satin embroidered in gold.
and combined with old rose velvet
offset by gold slippers and the honor
guest equally lovely IN white tUIle,
the skirt showing circuitous bands OF
pink taffeJa ribbon, caught in tiny
Dresden rosebuds-
Pouring weer Mrs. J. 7 Finney,
Mrs A. H Key. Mrs 7. Z. Walker
and Mrs f. IT. Burk. all in handsome
reception gowns. The table. further
1ng the dominant note Of red and
green. was covered in Cluny lace. with
e massive floral center of scarlet
carnations from which fell billowy
red tulle The sole illumination came
from iunumerable red tapers, burning
meath red satin shades in crystal
sticks which were fetchiugly tied in
I'd Mine Lnu-e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27
about Ell asoans.

NJ. and Mrs. Slgfrid Ericks0u an
nOunce the birth of a son. Sigfred.
jr-, al RolstOn hospital on Sunday,
December %.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. NJ Dudley are 70
keep open house" on New Years day
"a former popular custom that is be-
ing revived Of late. Miss Margaret
"A special compliment to Miss Nellie
May Bowen, ere the latter leaves for
a months opera in New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27

Ass GENEVIEVB BANNELL
M who attends National Park
seminary. near Washington,
D. c., and is among FL Paso's love-
lest daughters at home to enjoy
the holidays, is to entertain with an
informal luncheon on Friday, at the
F NJ Banneu home on 2sO4
san Diego street-just an intimate
few being asl1e r.. Miss B2nnell IS to
be in the city until Saturday. Janu-
airy 8, when she returns east She is
charmed with her school, despite the
fact that war conditions may cause
the usual White House reception to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27
1000 At TEND
MIDNIGHT MASS
Rev. G.. G.. Frund, Cattle
dral Rector, Celebrates
18th Anniversary.

More than 1900 people attended the
pontifical high mass at St. Patrick s
cathedral Christmas morning, remain
ing from midnight until 2:3O in the
morning. The service was declared
one OF the greatest, most solemn and
impressive services ever held in the
city Of FL Paso by the members Of the
Catholic faith. The services for the
day began with the celebrating OF a
solemn pontifical high mass and
which began promptly at midnight
and lasted until 2:3O a. IN. The Rt.
Rev. bishop a. J. Schiller. S. J.. as
sisted by seven priests and co altar
boys. all clad IN vestments Of white
and gold, presented a scene Of unusual
Splendor to the vast congregation
which filled the very aisles and vesti-
buIes far past the doors.
Bishop Extends Greetings.
During the midnight mass bishop
Schiller delivered another Of his forci-
bic sermons. which was preceded with
words OF congratulations and the be-
slowing Of Gods blessings upon every
one present. The sermon dweIt in
particular on the great lesson for
mankind to be forever borne in mind
humility Of the Christ Child and our
great need and want Of that virtue to-
day
Cathedral Choir at It's Best.
The cathedral choir. which IS fast
coming to the front as a leading choir
Of the city. sang GOunod's mass.
which. with the immense pipe organ.
added to the beauty and impressive
ness Of the service.
The grotto. built at the left. just as
one enters the cathedral. and which
represents the scene at Bethlehem. is
one OF the most artistic ever seen in
the city.
bishop Addresses Children.
During the children's mass at q.
m. the bishop made an appeal to the
children to become so many Christ
like children, urging the $50 present
to keep ever before them the picture
of their best friend. the babe of Beth
lehem- At the end Of the children's
mass. father Frund. assisted by
Messrs. ". c. Roe and J. W -Quigly.
presented each child with presents.
which We're given by the congregation
in general
Father &. &. Funds Anniversary.
At 1890 a. m. father q. q. Frund.
the rector. Cele brated the solemn high
mass. assisted by fathers +. Gleason
as deacon and father Frenzy as sub
deacon. Father Upton delivered the
sermon. dwelling on the scene of
Christ's birth and what it means TO
the world today. more. probably. than
at any other time since that memorial
day some 1000 years ago. The rector
celebrated on the occasion his 16th
anniversary Of ordination and first
mass. receiving during the day num-
Der Of messages from friends through
out the east and west. as well as
from many FL PasO friends
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-27
DESERTER HELD As AGENT
IN GERMANS ESCAPE

salt Lake City, Utah, Dec. EVIL
liam H Krahl, confessed deserter
from the 42nd regiment, L. S A, is
under arrest here. to be investigated
as an alleged accomplice OF Ferdin-
and Kube and Burt G. Wilkins, l. W
". prisoners who escaped from the
war prison camp at Fort Douglas last
Monday.
Krahl is believed TO have made the
wire cutter used in severing the wires
Of tie prison camp, thus allowing the
two prisoners to escape.