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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, Aug. S1.-There was
little Of interest in the Pittsburg stock
market yesterday. The quotations al
the end of the days finding were as
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FOR SALE-A 24.acre farm in Spring.
hill township, on road from Fair
chance to Morgantown. Five room
house, good barn and other outbuild.
ings; plenty OF good water, B. F. Oar.
by, Faircbance, Pa. S.16-12t'G7ll
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FARMS FOR SALE

FOR A NEW FARM LIST, write u.
B. Rice & Co., Cortland, Ohio. @
Warren, Ohio. S-1O-z6t'spiS
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( p This little girl couldn't take her
N,yyes off the camera until her mother
piucked her sleeve and called, There
goes daddy" as the father marched
SWAY with 1.-THE Fighting Sixty
I7inth" through New York's streets.
And the baby, cuddled half-asleep in
the mothers arms, didn't see daddy
pass at all.
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SAVE THIS COUPON
AMERICAN FLAG COUPON
NUMBER 100

coupons the office
Vhnan with Csc AS feet
with sewed stipee, guaranteed colos.
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FoRsALE-Farm of 1903 acres, one
and one-half miles from railroad
station. Good house and barn silot
good fences and we'll watered. Fol
further particulars address Elmel
Brandeberry R. F. D. No. 2, Coos
Vile, Ohio, S-2S-6t-H63. Z
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FOR SALE-lOO acres on improved
road, good buildings, large dairy
barn alfalfa, fruit, fine farm worth
$4,000 for $4,000 quick sale, $4,000 re-
mainder mortgage. Conneaut, o. RI
3, Box Ill, S'2O.6t, 272S
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WANTED

PERSONS having rooms to rent to
Normal students will please address
all communications to Miss Dorcas
Prichard, Dean of Women, Normal
School, stating whether young ladies'
or gentlemen preferred Also prices
Of rooms. S-31-6t2774
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE..

On or after this date 1 will not be
responsible for any bills conducted
by my wife Nora Pride, as she has
left my bed and board. Elzae Pride
Advt
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ROOMs-FURNIsHED

S~N.Ns~SN-~~~N~~N~NNNN~ ~~S0~~~~N"S~o~0~NSNSHN~
FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished for
light housekeeping. Use Of upper
porch and bath. Call S27 Coleman
Ave, or Bell phone Slid. 816.26t-2710
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HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Flveroom cottage with
bath, Also corner lot on Sixth and
Walnut. Apply 525 Coleman Ave.
S.2l.5t.272S
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WANTED-Roomers, FOL Locust Ave
Bell 909.R, 9-31-4t-2770
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
500
OIL
WEALTH

Money is plentiful. Are YOU getting
your share? want so men with $10O
each to finance a real oil proposition,
This should mean independence for
you, Curiosity seekers, don't answer,
but those who nave a desire to sue
coed and who can invest 500, Ad'
dress Box 273l, West Yirginian.
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DON'T BUY A FARM

DON'T BUY FAhm"
Until you see this 125 acre dairy and
general farm. Two dwellings. Spring
water to buildings by gravity. Rich
valley land. Mile % manufacturing
town. Sacrifice, $500, illustrated
catalogue describing this and 200 9TH
er Observation-Disclosures county
bargains surrounding Philadelphia on
request. H. c. Reese & Son, s East
Airy ST., Norris Gown, Pa. S-22-25.272G
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WANTED-5COO old feather beds.
Highest cash prices paid. Mail or
ders PROMPTLY attended to. Write
Pullman Feather Company, P, o, Box
2771, West Virginian, 8-31-tf.2771
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LOST AND Fol y

LOST-On East Side Friday. NJ
gold watch and wristlett, Finde, Y
turn to 1913 Elkins street and rece.
reward. S.29.2t.21u
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AN INVESTMENT Of $500 has the
capacity to make you $1,000 per
month. Land investment. General
warranty deed No work on your
part, Inquire NJ. +. Christian. Ken
yon Hotel. SlS.6t.27l0
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NOTICE

NOTICE,
My wife, Wanda West, having left
my bed and board the public is here
by notified that will not be response.
bile for any debts she may contract,
Aug 30. Wayman ]. West.
S.31.5t2772.
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FOR SALE-Maxwell Roadster in
good condition. Bell 466.W,
S27?6t-2757.
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FOLDING FRUIT CRATES - Busne!
sige. Big stock for quick delivery.
Order now for future needs and have
them ready when wanted. Handlest
crate made. Folds into small space,
rite for catalogue. We sell the Clark
Double Disk Getaway Harrow. Big
gest selling harrow in West Virginia,
Does double the work with hall the
labor. Hedges & Oyster Co., Lumber
port, W. Va. w.tS'2S No. 2S9S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
Clint Societu.

Clint Tex. Sept "A most de-
hghttul party was given last Friday
evening by Nj. and Mrs. Mauldin at
their home on the Worsham ranch. in
honor Of their daughter, Della Fay.
who left Sunday for school al San
Antonio The evening was spent in
games and music A list of questions
10 be answered with the initials Of
each one was a feature. the prize be-
ing won by Girls JungjOhann.
Those present were. Mr. and Mrs.
C. 4 Camp, Mr. and Mrs. 5 c. Schai-
rer, M and Mrs. Samuel Ruffner.
Mr. and Mrs. HAY and Mrs Oden:
Misses HargrOve, Brown, Nellie Har-
grove, Shirley Stahmann, Mamie
Oden; Messrs. Boutwell,, Stahmann.
Johnson, Camp Carr. Boutwell, and
Srls and Irving Jungjohann from FL
PasO.
Mrs. Jeff Jones entertained the
Clint Embroidery club last Thursday
at her home on the Bassett ranch. A
most enjoyable afternoon was spent
4nose present We're: MeSdames 5. G.
Schairer. j. !. Fields, Chas- smith
= A Camp. $. d. Blair, s Ruffner,
Guy Fields, = Silva: Misses Gertrude
Mueller. Josie Silva, Nellie Kelly
Richardson. and Nesdame Marcus
JungJohanu, r. NJ. Jackson and r. A
h-Dby from FL Paso- Mrs r NJ Jack
son OF Z! Paso viii entertain the club
next Thursday.
Mrs. H Elliot left for her home IN
Georgia. TO be gone several months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
DR.. OUerstreet Unites Three
Couples, One At Carrizozo, N. M.

- EV. CHARLES L. OVEESTREET,
n Of the First Presbyterian
~ church. returned Saturday noon
from Carrizozo. New Mexico. where he
ofnciated at the marriage OF Charles
Spence and Miss Esther SaEer. prom
inent residents Of that place. Mr.
Spence is the son OF Clarence Spence,
Of Carrizozo. and a nephew OF Frank
A. and Joseph Z. Spence. Of Fl Paso,
his charming bride being the daugh-
ter OF banker and Mrs. F. J. SaEer.
who has grown from bahyhood TO a
lovely young woman in the New Mex
leo city The full ring ceremony or
the Presbyterian ritual in its impress
sive beauty was used. the happy
couple taking their VOWS in the pres
ence Of their kinsfolk and a few ad-
ditiOual intimates, among them the
W A Place family Of Iowa who knew
the Spences long ago. VIII Spence
stood with his brother as best man
and Miss Florence Spence was brides
maid Refreshments were served be-
fore the newlyweds left on their
HONEYMOON, to be spent in California.
Rev. Mr.. Overstreet was called up
on TO unite two other happy couples
on Saturday afternoon, at his home
In the CarussO apartments
Lieut.. Edward c. StOu Of the 18th
field artillery. and Miss Martha
Hampton plighted their marital vows
at 4-30 o'clock. being accompanied by
Capt. Frank Bloom and Miss Evelyn
Boyd. who stood with the twain dur
ing the always interesting event
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
Pretty ShOwer Is GiUen To Honor
Miss Alice Bishop, Bride Elect

Beauchamp, Mary FlOrnOy, Nell Tay-
Tor. Dove Husband Vera MOrrlsSs Don
0van, Clay HerndOn, Pearl Carey, Edna
HarnUm. little Elizabeth Hunt, Mrs
s. u. Cobbs, Mrs Lee Merrill. Mrs R.
H Bishop. Mrs J. T. Williams, Mrs.
J. H Conway and Mrs. VIII Graves
~ &
Just one year OLD, Il-tle Jennie Bell
Gallaher held her first party in
state" At the home OF her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Blake Gallaher, Of 1873 TObln
Place, on saturday afternoon, between
the hours Of 4 and g o'clock Sixteen
Little folk attended, among them Flor
ence. Frank, Robert and Ada Mae Had
lock, Adrian, Janet, Marjorie and Junior
and Toots Sacra, Harry Taft krester.
Frances Miller, Joe Piatt, Frances
Quarrel. Celia BrUnner- Pink rose
buds adorned the rooms and the IA
VOrs were tiny indITIlIaI birthday
cakes. holding one little burning Ia
per, TO correspond with the larger
birthday cake topped with one large
burning candle
night by Mrs c. H Abbott. Of 1924
MADEIRA street. for her son. George.
who leaves Tuesday morning for Ari-
zCna. 10 Join his father. Pleasant en-
tertaiumenr and a delectable collation.
were furnished Present were the
Misses Elizabeth Mcmillan. Sadie Rey-
holds, Mary Lloyd, Florence Abbott
and Messrs Murray DObkins, Frank
Grass, Ray Worry. Sergt william Bird.
J.. T. Johnson. Raymond Skipper, ".
n CIanton. T NJ Sullivan. Floyd LLOYD.
Ralph Button, G. Gregory and the
honor guest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
Out of Town Visitors.

C. F. Toolen. a cattIeman from Van
Horn Tex. is a guest at Hotel ZIeger.
W D. Hudson. a cattIeman from
tecos Tex, is visiting at Hotel Zieger.
Mrs. J. G. Cash. Of LOrdsburE. y. N.
IS visiting the city and is living al
Hotel Zieger.
C. E Mitchell. OF Alamogordo. is
here on a business trip and is staying
at Hotel Zieger.
T G. Cecil, OF Globe, Ariz, Is a
guest at Hotel Paso del Norte.
J. n Bannister. a cattleman from
Snyder. Tex, is staying at Hotel Paso
del Norte.
Edwin n. Ching. general manager
OF the Singer Sewing Machine COM
pany for Mexico. whose headquarters
IS at Mexico CITY, is staying at Hotel
Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Buck are at Hotel
Paso del NOrte while Mr.. Buck IS here
on business connected with his cattle
interests
Neal Hanson, engineer in charge OF
the construction Of Eagle Nest dam.
east OF Cimmaron, y. N, is at Hotel
Paso del Norte.
Col and Mrs George N. Bowie, Of
WeatherfOrd, Tex. who have been
visiting friends in FL Paso for a week,
VIII leave Tuesday morning for Carls-
bad. Roswell and Amarillo, before re-
turning home. Mrs Thomas Holland.
their daughter, leaves tonight for her
home in WeatherfOrd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03

rISS ALICE BISHOP, fiauce OF
MI Edward Earl Wheeler. Of
IL Douglas, Ariz.. was compli-
mented Saturday afternoon with q
charming prenuptial in the form OF a
miscellaneous shower, planned by
Miss Vera Hunt. Of North FL Pas0
street. as q pretty courtesy to this
popular bride elect Showers Of glad
ioli and tube roses carried out effect
lively the decorative motif OF pink and
white, the shower being presented on
a tray. at the close Of the Ice course.
As the guests assembled they were
given ribbons that led inEeniously
through a cObwebby maze 10 various
hooks and creTlCes, with cards at the
end, each finder being required 70
write a recipe-husband's relish, how
20 pickle q husband, how to preserve
q husband and all sorts Of cOmical
Connections" none Of which. how
ever, displayed more originality than
friend husbands favorite salad, which
pinch Of extravaganza. an ounce Of
common friend and Earuished with
American Beauties bought by self. At
the end Of Miss Bishops 'bridey" rib
bon was found a filing case TO en-
close and keep the record Of the hap
py formulas and friends. Dainty lit
tie Elizabeth Hunt, in fluffy white
and much bowed. officiated at the
shower.
The guests hidden were the Misses
Bishop, Pearl, Myrtle and Annie Bed
inEfield, Grace Hawkins. Elizabeth
Hawkins. Maude Lyles, Ruth and LOr-
raine Lacy, Lula Howell, Nellie Mae
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
CHARLES RAY IN
BROADWAY PLAY
Wins Fame as Eccentric
Dancer in His New Play,
"The ClOdhOpper. -

"Clodhopping' promises 10 be the
new dance craze as done by Charles
Ray in the roof garden scene OF the
new Triangle play The Clodhopper."
which viii be shown at the Grecian
theater today and tomorrow
To pass from the obscurity OF
Bumpkinville 10 bright lighted fame
on Broadway in three days and three
nights is the dizzylug sensation that
Ray undergoes as the CIodhopper. He
becomes celebrity of Lobster square
largely by virtue Of his eccentric
dress and his ability 20 execute q
curious dance.
The most spectacular scene OF this
Ince production is the New York roof
garden with its runway over the
heads OF the audience. its candle
lighted tables, surrounded by ultra
fashionable women and their male
companions, and a Jazz band playing
the frantic music TO which Ray and
his much press ACCENTED billion dollar
beauties" clodhop about the stage.
After their performance the guests
lSO Try the hop" on the cleared
floor space.
The gawky country boy. who was
turned from home by a penuri0us
father. earns enough money TO save
this same father from financial disas-
ter and 10 gain the controlling stock
-u the village bank
Margery Wilson appears as Rays
country sweetheart-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
TODAYs AMUsEMENTs.

HAMBRA-EARLE WILLIAMS.
The Soul Master" Is a Greater Vita
graph Blue Ribbon Feature, with
Earle Williams in the star role. that
is particularly appropriate for Labor
Day attraction Earle Williams plays
the part OF Richard Travers. the own
er Of a number Of successful depart
ment stores. Richard Travers is so
insistent upon the efficiency or ms
employees. so critical, so naughty. so
fault finding. that his employees dread
TO see him come into the stores Be
cause they fear him. they call him
the soul master The odd friendship
which develops between this naughty
employer and little sales girl brings
out the spark Of tenderness that Is
smoulderinE in his heart The Soul
Master" Will be shown today only al
the Alhambra- The prices viii be loc,
15c and Csc The Alhambra is delight
fully cool Tomorrow don't fail 20 see
this weeks big Selzuick attraction,
Norma Talmadge in Poppy another
25c, 35c and soc picture for Toe. 80
and 25c.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
AUGUST RAINS
BREAK RECORD
Were Heaviest in History
Of City Month Of August,
Weather Man Saws.

To make up for the shortage IN
rainfall during the first seven months
Of the year. August yielded more THAI
the mean FOR the month.
A total OF 43s inches OF rain fell
during August. the heaviest for Au-
gust in the history OF the weather bu-
reau in Fl Paso. There were 40
inches OF rain in August, 1906. The
excess rainfall for the month was
Z6l inches above the normal
The heavy August rain brought tie
total Tor the year almost I'd to the
normal and left FL Paso but 81 OF an
inch deficiency for the eight months.
To make up for the rain the tenn
perature was warmer than usual for
August, however. there being an ex-
cess Of .o6 Of degree daily. For the
year. however, because OF the late
winter and the extremely cold spring
days-regardless Of the heat Ir. June
there has been a deficiency IN tenn
perature for the year amounting 10 a
total Of 1s7 degrees. or s. OF a degree
a day.
The Thermometer did not get Up 10
100 on any day IN August. 90 on the
eighth being the hottest
The heaviest rain IN August fell
on the 18th. when 10 totaled las
inches. The day previous IS OF an
inch fell
There were Is clear days for the
month. "A partly cloudy and one
cloudy
These figures are taken from the
monthly METEOROLOGICAL summary IS
sued by the United States weather bu-
reau az FL Paso. r N. Shaver, OBJ
server
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03

Both Lieut.. StoI and capt Bloom
have come recently from the Philip
pines. and are stationed for the
present in FL Paso.
At six o'clock, Saturday evening
Harold Tyler Eaup and Miss Margaret
Franklin were married by KEY. over
street. the brides mother and sister,
Mrs. and Miss Olive Franklin. of Al
buguerque, accompanying them for
the informal ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Eaup are out of the city on their
wedding journey. leaving immediat.ee-
" after the service. Mrs Franklin
has returned TO her home i'm Albu-
querque, her daughter remaining in
II Paso. at the Y. ".
Honoring their soninlaw. Maurice
COrderO and his bride who. was
formerly their daughter. Miss Virginia
Franco. Mr. and Mrs. Juan Franco,
llOl East Rio Graude. were hosts to
about so young friends of the couple
at an Informal dancing party sun
day night. Miss Virginia Franco be-
came the bride OF Mr.. CorderO sun
day evening al the St Angels church
In East FL Paso, many friends at
tending the nuptial ceremony. Those
present were Flora AIcantra. Jorge
Alcantra, Cleopatra de SandOn. Abel
GallndO. Hortencid Mata, David Con-
Alderete and family, q. Alderete. a.
Abeyta. Y. POrtilla. j. Franco. Fred
DelgadO and family. NJ c. Valdez, j.
Garcia, r DeLara, =. De Cordero, MT.
and Mrs Mateua and family, and
Misses Napoles, Nevarez. Garcia.
Celia Cisneros. Aurora Hernandez.
Arselia Alderete.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
The Battle Scared Vete
ran" Is a Scream From
Start to Finish.

a Battle Scared Veteran" this
weeks offering OF the Teal comp any
at the Crawford, is one Of the best the
1 company has in its repertoire and -he
military portion of the audience, in
particular. wa kept laughing c5EtiI
uousiy az the Two performances sun
day.
-z Fields. as Gen. William Jack
son" who admits thai ne doesn't
know -ce-uEn Isf-' from an ammuni-
tiOn wagon. is TIE center o. all the
fun In the role OF a clubman, he is
arrested in a raid on the club by the
police. He is sentenced TO 60 days
Imprisonment on the day Of his we'd
ding, and to get away from his bride,
he tells her he has been appointed a
colonel in the Massachusetts, v0lun-
Leer cavalry and ordered 70 Mexico
The Inspiration comes from reading IN
the paper Of the appointment OF the
real Col William jackson 10 sucn
position When the TWO months .N-
pire and the bogus general returns, his
bride has induced the community 10
arrange q great reception for him.
The real general Jackson. also back
from Mexico, hears OF the reception
and comes 10 town TO receive the nom
OTIS he thinks are for him OF course,
the general miXup drags in Ihe BRIDE
Of the bogus officer, the wife c. the
real officer, the stepdauEhter OF the
bogus colonel, q couple Of young dec
tors and others. The affair ends in
a duel between the two generals. IN
which hOsulities are suspended until
the bogus general gets the real gen
eral drunk and gets him TO leave
Then the bogus general sets ~ ter
rible noise IN the room and his friends
all rush in just as he pretends 70 have
put his opponent TO flight OF course.
his laurels are greater since he is a
duelist as we'll as general AID the
reception goes merrily on
Some mighty clever song numbers
by all the principals OF the company
are introduced The augmented chorus
ing the progress OF the play. a pa
tunes In several OF the numbers One
led by Hazel Lake, attired in q red.
white and blue costume. mas III air
that is mummy and caught the au-
dience quickly Madeline Lee. Pausy
ueL.acour and Homer Long. in a duet
as wen as in solos. Oryille Harris and
Roy Kinslow all had particularly
good numbers Mildred Maxine. Ma
Zie Hoffman and Carmen DeSUythe are
the new girls recently added to the
chorus. bringing the total nuu1rr Up
20 an even dozen OF dancing Duck
ungs.
Don. Fiatti and Florine Barnes on
tertained the audiences between the
acts with some splendid accordion Sc
1pcffous
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
Fl Pdsodns Awdu.

Mrs S. P Tracht leaves on Monday
Tor vacation in Pueblo. Colo. on
the Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. L sosnov have gone
TO New York city. where they viii
visit Mr.. SosnOv's relatives
J. H Nations left on the Golden
state Limited on Saturday for Chi
cagO and New York, on a business
trip.
Mrs. J. H Odeu. OF 111o Nevada
. street left Sunday for Baltimore. in
response to a message announcing the
departure, shortly. Of her brother.
VINO VIII 20 with the 7. s. CORPS Of
engineers for France Mrs. Katherine
a Baldwin. the mother. and Mrs. Al
aion a Jones and Mrs. H. W. VIII
mans OF FL Paso. Mrs. BaIdwin's
olher daughters. are all prominently
Identified in social and church circles
OF this city. Mrs. Odeu VIII visit
other eastern cities enroute home.
planning to stop in Chicago and also
reside
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
7 uesday's EUents In
FL Paso SOcietu

Fortuightly club to be enter
tanned al bridge by Mrs A J.
Taylor OF 703 1Eagoffin avenue.
Election OF officers Of Circle I.
Aid society Of the First II Z.
church. at the home OF Mrs. Oscar
e.. Bernard. 6O9 East San Antonio.
Mrs George p. Cowherd, Mrs. J.
w Thompson and Mrs. George D.
Eetrrick. nominating committee.
Glass in first aid at $3.50 ?. m.
iu Temple Mt Sinai
W c. T. L. morning to make
surgical dressings for Red Cross.
WOmeus Aid society OF the
First Presbyterian church. 10
meet in the church parlors at 3
o. M 1Iesdames s. h Sutherland,
A W Foster. J. G. Barada and
Harry Schultz, hostesses. Mrs. ".
j.. Howe has the musical program
in tow, and Miss Kate Fink gives
her report as official delegate 70
the last general assembly in Dali
las Mrs A J. Norris, vice presI-
dent. viii preside. IN the absence
OF Mrs. John 4 Dyer
WOmen's Missionary society OF
the First Christian church 10
meet at 3 .. m
The " oman's auxiliary OF the
church Of St Clement TO start the
fan activities Tuesday at 3 o'clock.
at the parish house. Il is the
regular monthly meeting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-03
MAJ AND MRS. REANEY GIVE DANCE
FOR SON, WHO IS ENTERING FL YLNG
CORPS OF THE ARMY; MILITARY NEWS

represented in Uncle Sans service.
and ably, their commissions amply
proving It.
Lieut.. William Spence and his bride.
who was Beulah Wiley Brown. are to
again live in FL Paso. the lieutenant
having been transferred to the 18th
artillery. now stationed at Fort Bliss.
They arrived in the city Friday night,
accompanied by Mrs Spence's mother.
Mrs H E Brown. who was called to
ChickamauEa, by her daughters criti-
cal Illness from typhoid The latter Is
still very sick, and will be compelled
TO stay quietly at home for several
weeks
Friends in FL Paso have been in
I formed that First Lieut. Leroy Nc
Grady, Of FL PasO, who was trans
ferred from the Leon Springs officers
reserve camp 10 the army aviation
school at Austin. has graduated with
the average Of go. As all who attain
that grade are to be sent to the front.
he probably VIII go soon to France.
Lieut.. McGrady is son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. McGrady, of this city. and
was with the Rio Grande Valley Bank
q Trust Co before entering the Leon
Springs training camp
Lieut.. Otis / Ninter, OF the ord
nance department, and Mrs Ninter,
have arrived in El Paso from Douglas.
Ariz- where they have been stationed
for the past three months. They are
both very well known in FL Paso.
having been stationed here during the
time the militia was on the border.
Lieut. Mlnter has been assigned to
the command OF the ordnance depot Of
this district, which is on the Fort
Bliss reservation They are at pres
ent stopping at the sheldon.