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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
Out of Town Visitors.

George Daughty, born and reared
IN E'riO county, Texas, is in the city.
W p Matchette. Industrial agent
FOR the Santa Fe railroad, was IN the
city Monday.
H A Jastrow, a cattle man OF
Bakersfield, Calf. is staying at Hotei
Paso del Norte.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Pague. cattle
people Of Animas, n. II, are guests
at Hotel Zelger.
Mr.. and Mrs / A Ogden, cattle peO-
pie OF New Brownsfield. Texas, are
guests at Hotel PasO del Norte-
Mr. and Mrs. F. P Love, cattle peo-
pie Of Sierra Blanca, Texas, are stay
ing at Hotel Sheldon
Mrs T. A Dean, OF Tucson. Ariz-
Is a guest at Hotel Paso del NOrte.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 3. Rains, OF ORC
Erande, y. ", are guests at Hotel
sheldon
AIRS. Charles HOyh, Mrs W II. Rit-
ter and daughter, Miss E,rma Ritter,
OF Springfield, No, returned 20 their
homes last Saturday on the Golden
state limited, after q ten DAYS pleas
ant visit touring the city Of FL Paso,
DeminE and Columbus. y N
with their sons and brothers. Earl
Ritter, Of troop r, 18th cavalry, and
Raymond Trisell, OF troop F. 18th cav
airy The members Of these two
troops are greatly indebted 70 Mrs.
and Miss Ritter for the many good
things to eat brought them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
The DIii y Y ov-lsste {:
GORGAs NAILS.

T was GorEas Nails first trip IS
announcer on the New York rub
4 ber-neck wagon He felt slightly
nervous, for. although for years and
years he had been chief expIainer at
Barker & Bitem's dime museum. he
had not had much time TO study up
for his new role.
ladies' and gentsl~ he roared
through his megaphone, I'VE are now
on Fifth avenue. one Of the finest
and longest streets IN the world. II
measures 65 feet from head to tail
and swallows a live rabbit at a gulp
and a half
This palatiaI mansion. ladies' and
gents. 20 our right IS the home OF
Andrew Carnegie. He chews glass
and swallows swords with the same
ease that you and me chew gum and
such on a lemOusticIz-
ITO our left is the home OF Nc
Could Vanderbilt-he allows 5000
volts o. pure lectric-ty TO pass through
lis body md never loses his happy
happy smile.
Prom this hill ladies' and gents
y.e can see the justly famous statue
or lDerty- she weighs 49s pounds
with her bracelets off and IS beyn~d
question the fattest woman in the
Wo-ld- On our riEhr-
But the non f-ou Seeleby Wis. r.
risen to clovt him over the head with
his I'm h-ell7. the woman rom MI
zens, Ohio had hu-led her New York
street guide a. him. and the other
passengers were al preparing TO IKE
q hand whom TOrE7s Nails leape
=racefully but firmly down on top 81
SCI passing taxi and was whirled out OF
the story.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
ToDAY'S BEAUTY HELP

We find you can bring out the
beauty OF your hair to It's very hest
advantage by washing It with can
throx. It makes a very simple. mex
pensive shampoo, which eleanses the
hair and scalp thoroughly OF AL the
dandruff. dirt and excess oil leaving
q wonderfully clean, wholesome
feeling. after its use yo1 VIII find
that the hair dries quickly and
evenly. is never strsaieI jn appear
ance and is always bright, soft and
fluffy: so fluffy in "a Il that It looks
more abundant than Il is. and so soft
that arranging It becomes a pleasure.
Just use a teaspoonful y canthrox
which you can get from any good
druggist. dissolve Il n a Cup of hot
water; this makes a fun cup OF sham
poo liquid. enough so Il Is easy TO ap-
ply It 10 all the hair instead o. Just
TO the top Of the head-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
About EIPasoans.

Her friends Will learn ioyfully Of
the continued Improvement OF NJ g.
Nellie Azard, who has been quite III
for several days. at her home in Rich
mond Terrace
Miss Valerie Lorfg. Miss Alice Ny
les, Miss Mary GaLes Redmond. Miss
Agnes Stewart. Mss Mary White and
one or two Others OF the society girls
are to sponsor the Thirty-fOurth in
fautry at its social and athletic at
fairs. and viii make their debut" at
the big football game OF the 18th, at
the high school stadium Later some
o. the officers of the regiment viii
give a dinner at the Hotel Paso del
Norte- The date is one Of the most an
ticipated OF the future social happen
ings-
with Or. Award White. Lamar
Davis and Mrs Florence ~ Osborn
standing as god parents. baby oliver
Osborn. born on June 20 and the wee
baptized in the church Of St Clement,
by the Rev. Fuller Swift, sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. IN the presence
OF a few friends Mrs Florence NJ
Osborn is none other than the childs
fond grand mother. and an importar ..
parsonage at the eventful hoppeuinE-
Mrs o. s. Osborn was before her mar
Rage about six years ago, Miss Leigh
White. ard a popular girl in society
To Mrs Charles z. Bryan has come
recognition from the state orEaniZa-
tion OF United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy. who elected her TO the office
q third vice president. at the recent
conference in Longview. Patriotism
was substantially shown in the buy
ing OF $1,000 Of Liberty bonds The
chairman Of neurology arranged a
memorial service for 81 members
who had passed away since the last
state meeting. and another important
event was the unveiling OF a life
sized oil painting OF Mrs. Mollia
IaEiu Rosenberg. OF Galveston,
patron saint Of the organization.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
Excellent Program Is GiUen To
Soldiers OF The 34th Infantry

"a quiet Evening" is to be given
At the Texas Grand tonight. and
again for Wednesday matinee and
evening. as benefit 10 the Navy
league wool fund. Dan G.. Peasants
is business manager, with MADAME
Loeser directing the cabaret anu
Madame Anna Girard, the cast The
cabaret occurs on board the yacht or
John Graham McNary. with Mr.. and
Dan G. Peasants. little Justine Segal,
Seuorlta Petra del Hero and senior
Gabriel A. Mariscal little Reva Reyes.
Miss Nellie May Beauchamp, private
= /. Stanton. Miss Gene Regamey,
Miss Eileen Klugel. Steve Fraser, ~
H Lemen and others among the stars
who are twinkling on Fl Paso's rialrO
for the worthy cause Others in the
cast Of characters in addition to these
are r Gunther leasing, Charles
Margaret Hines Helen Hay. Ruth
Burns, Gertrude Hebner, Mrs Henry
Clay Greer. Miss Estelle Cyalton, Dr.
Ida Bishop, Lucille Whitlock. Alice
Peasants. Annette ShiDley, Barbara
Gosline. Inez FOEg, jeanette Ackin-
ney. Nettie May FoEg, Rosa Lee Gins
berg. Frederick Stevenson, Russell X
Rokahr, Irving Jungjahn. Grady
Jones and others. More than q thou
sand tickets were sold up 10 Monday
and the Boy Scouts are assisting
those in charge. Dr. and Mrs. B. F.
Jenness Of the Navy league, and the
officers being especially interested
in the social and financial success OF
the merry venture
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
Y. VIC 4. Notes.

The new physical director Of the
7. W. C.. A. work. Miss Marjorie
Coon, is expected to arrive from Chi
cagO today. Miss Coon Is TO take
charge Of the gymnasium work She
is a graduate OF the Chicago School
Of Physical Educator. Many inquiries
rave come to the Y. W c. a. concern
ing the gymnasium. and &c Is honed
that printed schedules giving full
data concerning courses and fees Will
be published this week.
The offices viii probah bly, not be
moved into the new building until the
middle Of November. There IS much
20 do about the building yet before
IL IS ready for occupancy.
Mrs ". A Hawkins is the El Paso
representative At the War Work
Council which is meeting in Kansas
City, 40, today
Great enthusiasm marked the de-
bate given by the Girls Patriotic
league at Community hal Monday
evening The interest was so strong
that speeches were allowed from the
floor. and the girls clamored for a
hearing. The judges decided In IA
vor or the negative-that girls are
not responsible for their inferior po-
sitiun. II is expected that there vii!
be more debates 60 be held IN the new
building, as this was such a decided
success. Miss Annie Callan and Miss
D1vina Watterson were on the win
nine side Of the debate.
Mrs. H. T. Bowie's class wiz meet
at $50 o'clock on Thursday evening
in the central rooms. This Is the first
Bible work 70 start this year. and the
subject is John" The class Is open
TO all girls and women who desire TO
attend.
The Knitting Circle OF the Business
Women's club win meet with Mrs.
T. talrnurst, 50l North Stanton
street. this evening at 1870 o'clock TO
Knit for the Navy league and the Red
Cross society
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30

r-.DursAAl, given under the
"A direction Of Mrs. Donna KlugeI
1 , Of the soldiers welfare and rec
reaton committee Of the chamber Of
commerce. at the tabernacle Of the
34th infantry on Monday night, was
greeted with salvos Of applause by
over 500 enlisted men at the army
post, army officers, families Of sol
oilers and civilians. All the enter
tainers who contributed TO the event
have proven genuine favOrItes with
the men in camp, and were given the
land' in telling fashion, as they APP
peared. The following was given
Vocal solo. Eileen KluEel. accom-
panied by Nine. May LOeser-
Reading. Mrs Gene Regamey-
Vocal solos. Pvt II. NJ Anul e2s. &C
companied by Nine. May Loeser-
Novelty songs and dances, Justine
SegaL accompanied by Nine May
song and dance. Miss Nina Locke.
accompanied by Howard Locke.
Duet. eukelele music, Nellie May
Bowen. Lucille Harlan.
Vocal solo Gin SPANISH, Miss Ange-
lima Zunika- accompanied by Miss
Coucha Zunika.
Reading. Miss BarEara GOsline.
Novelty dancing, Corp. VIM Quinn
Impersonation OF Charlie Chaplin.
Miss Johanna Scha-z. Charles dane
ing partner. Miss ELENA Taplis.
Reading. patriotic, Miss johanna
Scharz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
EIPasoans Awau.

/ d. C. Booth went 20 New York
/ Monday on the Golden state limited.
Charles J. Tobias went 20 san
/ Antonio. y. n. on the Santa Fe line
Monday.
Miss Marjorie Gould went TO Ne
vada, No, on the Santa Fe train
Monday.
Mrs. c. Z. BargIebaugh went to
east Texas points on the Sunshine
special Monday.
Mrs. J. Scott will go to Omaha.
Neb- this afternoon on the Golden
state limited
Mrs K L. Hatfield left Mondoy on
a visit 20 Camden and Hot Springs.
Ark, leaving by way Of the Sunshine
W. B. Cameron, Mrs. b. C. Thorn
hill and c. P PStnam were among
the passengers gong 10 Albuquerque,
n NJ, on the Santa Ell train Monday
night
AIrs. zach T White. with her two
daughters, Miss Mary White and Miss
katherine, are expecting to leave for
New York on Wednesday-1u a
little trip o. month.
Garrett A. King. E. p & S W. gen
eral passenger agent. leaves for Chi
cago TO attend a military committee
meeting on Nov . Eugene Fox is IN
Kansas City No, on company busl-
ness.
Earl Phillips left this morning on
The Sunset limited for New Orleans
from where he win sail on Nov.
for Valparaiso, Chile. South America
Mr.. Phillips has taken q position with
the Braden Copper company for q
duration Of three years, at Eancagua
Chile Mrs. Phillips and little caueh-
ter VIII Join him IN the near future.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
CITY FEDERATION OF WOMEN SUCCEEDS
IN ESTABLISHING FIRST SOUP SERVICE
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE COUNTY

viii appear 10 address the women on
. that most interesting niche of public
work The Rescue home sends % Of
its children TO Alta Vista school, and
has two for high school, so the link is
evidenced.
Attention was called TO the pro-
posed recuperatiOn camp for the
treatment Of soldiers suffering from
tubeI culOsis, which the L. 5. govern
menC may establish in or near E. PasO.
The opinion Of the federation was
asked, and the latter will write the
chamber Of commerce whether or not
10 is in favor of having the latter eX-
erclse It's offices to the end that such
a camp be established
a communication was read from
Supt Tighe concerning opening
schools for social centers TO soldiers
and civilians. in which he personally
is in accord The school board must
decide the matter, however. and heat.
light and 1anitOr service viii have to
be met, unless the board valves the
expenditures. AuditOriums at the Oh
Paso high. Lamar. Alta Vista. san Ja-I
c.nto, AOy, Alamo and MOrehead are
all suitable Tor such use
Mrs. Y. z, Ragg-O viii represent the
City Federation Of Women at the Tex
meets at Waco from November ~
TO IS.
Mrs. Ponder S. Carter, chairman,
-hA- D D. 4 GAAllE44 and MISS Jessie r. -.
Mcdonald, corresponding secretary Of
the City Federation Of Women's
treasure and trinket" fund, today is
sued the following letter 70 every
woman,s organization OF FL Paso;
We hereby notify you that NOvem-
Der u VIII be treasure and trinket
-Cnd day in FL Paso. We trust that
you received our previous letter and
saw 1T to appoint live committee 20
assist in this work
a'INrTw national chairman
assured by congressman Hubert that
secretary OF war Baker Is very much
pleased with the work the National
Special Aid society is doing for the
3viators-
Everyone who can should donate
something without cost for the treas
1re and trinket fund-nOthinE is too
small TO be acceptable.
FL PasO's contribution may seem
small, but when We think Of the coll
ecuons which will be sent IN from
cities all over the United States to
be melted into bars Of gold and silver.
which viii be sold and the proceeds
used TO help the aviatOrs, we can be-
gin to realize how the fund viii grow. 9
The FL Paso Federation Of Wom-
IN and the committee from that or ,
sanitation viii be delighted 10 have
the hearty cooperation Of your or .
sanitation and that OF your friends, In
making treasure and trinket day a
success in Fl Paso.
The place for receiving doua tons
~ the committee, on November u,
Tin be at some convenient down q
own location"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
Tea In Honor Of The Sponsors
of The High School On Saturday

OONING auspiciously as one OF
X the most important social events
- for the younger set is the tea to
be given Saturday afternoon by Miss
Gladys Mueller, honoring the spon-
sors OF the high school The senior
sponsors-0Iiss Marian Calnan. Miss
Frances Lockett, Miss Mary Caples,
Miss Helen Reading. Miss Dorothy
Vollertsen and Miss LaVon Sorrells
are asked TO assist in welcoming the
IS or 100 girls hidden, including Miss
Josephine MOrfit. Miss Harriet Her
mans. Miss Lulu Barnett Miss Marian
Howe, Miss Katherine Earle, Miss
Helen LOOMS, Miss Lucille Crenshaw.
Miss Lola Bess Smith and Miss Janice
Spill all Of whom are the newly hon
pred body Of sponsors to augment the
seniors On Saturday evening, fol-
lowing the tea, about 20 couples are
asked in to dance-the officers Of the
cadet corps and the alluring galaxy
OF sponsors all Of whom lead in high
school festivities
Honoring her house guest. Miss Ell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
BeaH And Morehead Are Praised
When Pictures Presented School
BY HAZEL ALLEN.

national bank in FL 'cso-tue g. -.e
National. "He knew Fl PasO vas %
be a great city and he dedicated MS
life to its upbuild-uE said Dr.
Thompson he also said- . ne. a.. .. 6
two kinds of people-those that tear
down and those who build up. II
takes a German army TO destroy
cathedrals and art galleries. II take :
men TO build them up. Mr. Moreheac
is one Of those men
John Wyatt gave a talk on the life
Of Capt Beall. He was given en-
.husiastic applause when he said. a.
IN introduction. I'm the history OF
mankind there have been always two
things that 80 hand in hand-nle hcr
e=ucatiOn and liberty The president
Z the United states mas Appeared
that you boys and girls 60 an en-
alton so that you may enjoy 20 the
fullest extent the democracy and tree-
Am which by rights Is yours UT.
wyatt told the students how Capt
Beau offered his life TO the COuted-
crate cause in the civil wa ana now
like a true patriot he fought at Fort
Donaldson Capt. Beau cane 20 Fl
paso in 1852. He became trustee o .
the school board, and during his Of
flee the Villas. Lamar and Bean
schools were built MI Wyatt endei
'oval 70 his trrst. he IS liberal TO a
greater education Emulate his eN-
ample"
The vice-president OF the board OF
trustees. !. @ WorthlnEton, otfere 7
his appreciation for the portr7 its. and
during his talk said that he hoped
the gift would be a herald 20 better
things
a vote OF thanks was given 20 r
7. Feldman for the excellence OF the
wo-k qut on the pictures
The pro@ram ended oy the whole
school singing THE Star Spaugle1
E7nner." under the direction OF Fran
r's Russell. instructor OF music
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
HEAVY F. or Of CAS- IN We'll
TR0XEL SINKS NEAR TOYAIi

To-ah. Tex. Oct sc p Trnvel.
drilling for OIL Is miles northwest Of
Toyah. Texas. and one and oue-haIf
ai,eS north OF the Texas connany's
drillinEs OF several years ago. has
encountered a considers hle flow Ct
Illuminating gas at a depth OF 1872
feet
Two strata OF gas in the present
hole have been previously cased eff
1ut TIE present row OF eas Is OF ruf-
flcient consequence TO warrs1t con-
Sidera bic speculation as to its use
fulness for commercial and domestic
purposes
IL IS 1Tr- Troxers intention 70 7ro-
Secute the work Of drilling 1T the
present location. exnecting. because
ot the present TOW OF gas. to sncouu-
ter considerable flow OF shallow oil
9S soon IS the cap rock in which he is
now drilliD= has been nenetrataI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
Parties.

! Mrs. J. A Chips IS giving a Hal
I Iowe'en party Wednesday night at
the Montana apartments. having
asked a large number OF guests.
Mrs. r. Ewing Thomson has issued
cards for the bazaar which she Is Civ
I ing from three until seven o'clock the
afternoon Of Wednesday, November
seventh at her home, 1921 East Rio
Graude street All sorts Of interest
ing old brasses. candle sticks. pottery,
confections, fancy cakes. fancy work
articles, are TO be on sale FOR the
benefit OF the RED Cross-an Individ-
ual effort OF generous motoL Among
those asked s. ~--'- -N'S charming
ON are Mrs. ". l. FoIworth, n
". Turney. Miss Sue Crombie. Mrs
". r. Smith. Mrs. Frank Spence.
Mrs p B. HOman. Mrs. s H Sutner-
land, Mrs Horace ". Broaddus, Mrs
j. Frank Coles Mrs. j. ". Crowdus,
Mrs. Dan Wilson. Mrs Frank AlnSa,
Mrs. Maury Kemp, Mrs. Charles L.
Overstreet Mrs. T. II. Dudley, Mrs
Frank MurchisOn. Elizabeth Kerr.
Claire Woodbridge Mary Elizabeth
Harper. Dorothy Whitaker, Eliza
beth orr, Kate Ieavell End others.
A most delightful Halloween party
was given BY the J. .. G. club last
Saturday night at the home OF Mrs
K. Stedmoud on Nevada street The
house was decorated in cornstalks
and dying autumn greens OF many
varieties and Halloween symbols and
decorations. and Illuminated IN
weird, dim light with great jack-o-
lanterns staring from every nook and
corner. Many mysterious and hair
raising games were enjoyed, also
ducking for apples and fortune tell
ing. Refreshments, consisting OF
pumpkin pie and apple cider. were
served about 1890, after which the
young people danced 20 the music Of
a stringed orchestra Frank Amis and
Ralph ArOnsOu gave a Comical per
Torrance in the form OF a whistling
duet Mr.. SchillinEer took flash light
pictures Of the group. Those enjoy
ing this delightful affair were: Mr.
and Mrs. c. T. SchiliuEer. Mrs. David
Hover. the Misses LeOpoldina koblit5,
Bernita Thomas. Agnes Martin. Es-
telle Schu. Alice Shaft and Mamie
Lane; the hOstesses, the members or
the ]. L. G. club, who are Alice Cook.
Lula Amis, lone Johnson, Mildred
Turbeville. Mary Stedmond. Evaline
Stedmond, Lottie Hintze and Agnes
BorregO; and the Messrs. Lawrence
Willis, George Nillars. Frank Amis. Z
William Hagelsieb. Ralph Aronson, !
Lee Bradley, Hamuy Tucker. Thad- 4
Gus keavlin, William Sanford, q. b. .
Jones, Simon Ehrenstein. Hugo /
Briesh, sam Rosenthal and Abe Katz b
The guests were all in costume.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30

~ Monday morning at assem-
4. bly, the presentation 10 the
- High school OF two splendid
oil portraits. one Of Capt. T. ]. Beall,
the other Of c. p Morehead, both
former school trustees OF this city.
was made by G. P. Putnam. an ardent
school worker and former superin-
tendent Of city schools
The principal A Il Hughey, intro
duced the first speaker, $. H Freu-
denthaL
Mr.. Prudential gave 4 short
sketch of the work that Capt Beall
and Mr.. NOrehead have accomplished
during the past IS years He said
Il helped Mr.. Murehead build ire
Bailey school. the site OF which 20
years ago was hunters paradise lQT
shooting jack rabbits We can hardlY
~ealize the development along educa-
tioual lines since that time. the
peo7le do not appreciate enough their
public sc-E nts, neither do they con-
Germ themselves sufficiently with the
vital interests Of school life"
G. P. Putnam, the next speaker.
said during his talk; 1T Is Just as
appropriate TO strew the paths Of the
living with flowers as TO shower the
graves of the dead with flowers. ]
present these pictures, first. 10 pay
a tribute TO two noble citizens and
two Of my friends who contributed
so much good TO the educational and
city Development; second 10 set an
example to the people OF FL Paso OF
giving more gifts 70 the beautiful
monument OF education OF the great
FL PasO High school
Mr.. Putnam introduced the next
speaker. DIT. Howard thompson. VINO
ave a short sketch OF Mr.. More
heads asst life. Mr.. Morehead came
10 FL Paso IN 1881; the city was then
called q hamlet He started the first
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30

len Gordon, Of Washington, D. C.. who
IS terminating a happy stay on Thurs
cay and leaving for the east. Miss Va
lerie LOrig entertained most Informal
Is on Monday, her guests being chosen
from delightfully."- intimate coterie
n the younger matrons and society
set
Miss Gordon IS proving the magnet
around whom most Of the affairs So
cial are ceutering, though her short
stay necessitates. for the most part,
impromptu entertaining imperative
Miss Mary Gates Redmond took
Miss Lorig and her charming guest
10 a jolly little movie party. Tues
cay afternoon. and Mrs Walter Skin
ner has arranged a luncheon compli-
ment for wednesday. Capt John Mort
and several others viii also go en-
company TO the Country club mas
querade, Wednesday evening, hav-
ing planned the party for this popu-
lar young fastener.
Miss Margaret Schuster IS giving a
tea on Thursday smart welcoming
courtesy to the Misses Enid and Mar
ION Ainsa-