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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
st. Clements Women To Give
A Lawn Social This Evening

TSHEEING in the weeks calendar
Of social happenings. toaishr-
- lawn fete at the H. C. 1IyIes
home, 1921 Magoffin avenue. looms
couspicuousIy as one OF the most i'm
p0rtant functions for youu- and old
alike, with the women Of the various
church organizations al ST Clement
working enthusiastically for it's sue
cess Mrs. F. C. SearIe. Mrs. W. f.
Arnold, Mrs c. " Lyman. Mrs. IT. A.
MeiseI. Mrs. Fuller Swift and other
prominent leaders augmented by the
girls OF the junior auxiliary are as
sitting Mrs. Ayles and her charming
daughter. Miss Alice. in the arrange
ments- The lawn is TO be illuminated
by myriad japanese lanterns and in
candesceuts, with the tables for re-
freshments laid beneath a lacey
canopy Of leaves. An orchestra VIII
dispense popular music.
Owing TO the number Of men that
are TO be called out very soon. the
IS estern union has offered the loan OF
the Instruments and an expert Morse
Instructor 10 the YOUNG Wouer-s
Christian association. If they would
give the room and offer the course TO
young women who might he inter-
esteu in a vOcari0u2 aul2 who also
might be Of service 20 thef- country
when the need comes Come. 10 must
Tor women are going TO have 10 take
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
Out Of Tomn VISITORS.

". p. TWitCheu chairman Of the
state fire commission OF Arizona. re-
siding at Tucson. Ariz., is visiting
friends in FL Paso.
Following an enjoyable six weeks
visit in Fl PasO. the guest Of hrr
Olive street, Mrs ]. r. Wagner and
little daughter, Patsy Nae. left Sat
urday for their home in Kansas Cft-.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Akin have as
their house guest Miss Henrietta B
Ullmau, OF Buffalo. " Y. who arrived
Saturday Her stay is TO be Of iudefi-
rite length Mrs. Akin has just re-
turned from an extended eastern trip.
as FAR as New York CITY. Buffalo.
Canada. Detroit and ST. Louis
der LrlenCs-aud they are legion
are welcoming Mrs IT. B. Hutchius.
who has come down from the Lodge.
ClOudcroft, for few DAYS Mrs.
Hutchins is at the Hotel Paso del
Norte while I'm the city.
Mrs. BraytOn Campbell q former
popular society belle or FL Paso. who
has since her marriage resided in
Wichita. Kansas arrived this after
noon with her little daughter. win
some Virginia Lee Campbell. 20 visit
her mother and brother. Mrs. c. g
Crews and Lee H. Crews. of 1903 ArI-
iona street They are TO be here but
q week, when. accompanied bv Mrs
crews, they viii go 10 Long Beach
and other California beach resorts.
Lee H. Crews plans 10 Join them late-.
Mother Crews, as she is lovingly
called here. has been going to Long
Beach for the past Is wears. for een-
erous visits All will go TO san Fran
cisco TO visit Mrs CreWss other
daughter, Mrs F. II. Richie. before
Lnelr return home, early in September
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
By DOROTHY b. JOHNSTON.

Davis MayfieId and Of Mrs. F. NJ
BealL He has been engaged in the
building and real estate business since
coming TO FL PasO.
without OsteutatiOn, and in the
presence Of only a few intImates ana
kinsfOlk Of the bride and groom, Miss
Ruth Albro and Eugene W 'Allemand
We're married at the home Of Mr. ana
Mrs. A Bliss AlbrO on Saturday night
with Rev. John VI. Jackson of the
First N Z. church officiating. Fol-
lowing the ceremony, buffet sup
per was served, amid a profusion OF
Shasta daisies and ferns. The bride
was given in marriage by her brother,
A. = AlbrO, and chose for her nupual
gown an apricot toned chiffon and
charmeuse. offset With a gorgeous
shower Of Cecil Drummer rosebuds.
Mrs d'Allemand has lived in Fl Paso
less than a year. coming from Detroit
last autumn TO visit with her two
brothers, A. Bliss and A. s Albro, and
their families. Her husband is also
comparatively a newcomer. though eN-
tremely popular, and serves as secre-
tary to bOth the Advertising and
Motor Trades association.
They are TO be at home TO their
friends at 1900 Arizona street.
At the residence Of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Bernice Richburg, Of Pecos.
Texas. became the bride Of Seymour
H Somes. Of FL Paso. on saturday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

the place OF men IN the telegraph Of
fees all over the country. IL IS conf
deutly believed Ten thousand men
VIII be called out before very long
from the telegraph offices This
course is open 20 any girl or woman
over l5 years OF age Anyone inter
es-ed in this course may phone TO the
y w C. a or visit the office and talk
20 the educational secretary
The East Fl Pas0 r. and r. 3 club
met AT the home OF Miss Beatrice
Norrlse, 1920 AauZaua street. Tues
day night Games and music were
enjoyed and an ice course was served
The club Will meet Friday night at
the home Of Hiss Marguerite Clark,
300 Rivera street The members Of
the club are Misses Dorothy F. Dix
son, Fay j. Dennis. Lucille Stevens.
Marguerite Clark. Cleo Norris,
Beatrice Morris. Beatrice and CaroliuI
Pryce. Dorothy Dillon. Clara Cook,
Blanche Elankard Helen Reas--.
Eliza Rhodes. Christine Fuller. Earle
Richey. Pearl Kelly, Grace Lewis,
katherine UeIhiuEer. B1bbie Dawson
and IlO-euz Waller
Tie Altar Guild OF the church Of
ST. Clement viii meet Tuesday after
noon al & o'clock az the parish house
IL is t-e regular monthly session
The Wom0n's Benefit association az
the Naceahees. review -. meets Tues
c-y afternoon in the odd Fellows
L-LI. al $3.50 o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
OFFICER LYKINS TO HAVE
HEARING BEFORE COMMISSION

Charged with striking or threaten
ing 10 strike Dan Conley. whom he
had arrested. policeman l. Lylzins viii
be given a hearing before the city
civil service commission at the city
hall Tuesday. Pending the hearing
he has been suspended
According to the policeman. he was
going 10 lunch when Conley ap-
preached him and asked for money.
When he declined to give IL. the Off
Ger said, Conley grabbed him and
started using abusive language. Then
Lykins placed him under arrest and
the man started 20 run away. Follow
ing him. Lykins. with his club drawn,
made swing at Conley to Brighten
him. and the man dropped TO the side
walk as though struck, said the Of
fcer-
Two other officers came TO Iykins's
rescue and Couley was ar. ested. to-
gether with another man who claimed
to be Conley's father. Both were fined
in corporation court. il was said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
CTL L:J,.j1 By Virginia 7erhune Van
1IC AI1S1QCI De Water
Mr. Norton Persuades Miss Dart to Accept His Gifts
Just As If They Came From Relative.


heavy-ouIy "a light weight velvet. %
he said, FOR you VIII want IL for
spring and summer. I'm the fall YOU
shall have something heavler-With
tur on IT, perhaps
] suspected that ne was teasing re.
and did not know how 20 reply.
You see" he explained. Il am
oblging you to discard your black
Changing back 10 coIors would mean
YOUR getting many new things. but
am raising your salary-so it VIII be
quite possible Tor YOU TO get white
and coIored dresses instead Of YOUR
black ones Now don't protest.
meant TO increase your paw anyway
at the end Of three months If YOU gave
satisfaction and you do
Many Changes.
7 returned 20 my room that night
with my thoughts in very different
channel from that i'm which thew had
run before ] went down 90 the draw
ing room ] could hardly realize the
changes that had taken place IN the
past few months. 7 deliberately re-
viewed these changes
I saw myself as ] had been before
7 came hert-pOor. plainly dressed
living from hand to mouth. dispensing
with all luNuries-uuC- rrafu when Z
had secured this position IL 7 would
be able On keep &c. And now. here
I sat in this oeliEhrful room in which
I lcdEed, surrounded by beauty and
comfort living in handsome house
eating the food thar rich neon1e eat
driven about IN an automobile. dressed
prett-lv and treated as an equal DIV
the parent or the child who was nv
charge pa any ci~I ever drop into
7 believed That I was raDrv. and
YET ] h1d o TlEue sense OF unes ST.
ness as 7 recalled something -r1- nv
eI'u--t'' naa said TO me when he
II shall mention 20 Mrs Gore that
] nave raised YOUR salary" he re-
marker. '9r1 that YOU cerrainlv cam
every cent you get shall evnr0in
70 her 2l7o that Won win because 0f
that raise. Do enabled TO buy such
clothing as YOU viii need this sum-
ner- Does li-S Core know thar Won
have no money OF vou- own-that is
mat Won are quite de0eudent upon
VOW salary
NO" I said t-utbfuUy. ct have
never toI. her anything about my
"And YOU haven't told me much
hut I have guessed what T did nor
learn rom YOUR FORMER pastor and
Vo'r IatnerS physician" he observed
You see 7 made sure that YOU we've
inst Whnt believed YOU to he whom
eu~are7 Won. ru+ 10 -a+,,-, 20 ~,
subject Of Mrs Core-7s she knows
1othin~ Of voUr finances. thare IS no
need Of explaining TO her thar the
tr'f'es 7 give YOU ave not hou~ht by
"Porh0nS I lsruiarrad.
WAS Young and foolish. and the
tr0u~ht o. the now clothes made me-
~'ad I was not Sorrv was TO look
1ai0tv Do~r euwr~o- Or Fi1fr-nst when
Fv~h D7~l-e~ would pc -re-a Some
how. when thou~Ht ~ rrvenIf MS a.
tract lively dressed 7 reelected more on
What ParI-er would think OF INV an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Following a three weeks stay in
san Francisco. Miss Marcy Purdy re-
turned sunday to her home, in this
city
Mrs. George G.. Neville and baby
daughter have returned from the
formers home in St Louis, where they
have been treasured guests of kins-
folk for several weeks.
J. D. Nayfield has returned from a
80 days vacation spent mostly in
Long Beach. Mrs. Mayfield and the
children Ellis and Davis, are staying
on until about the middle OF August
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mobley have re-
turned from California, following sew
eraI weeks spent at the beaches
Since her return, Mrs Noblye has IN
derEOne an operation at Hotel Dieu,
and is recuperating so satisfactorily
that she has been removed TO her
home.
Mrs. George H Clements is return
ing today from CIoudCrOft. where she
accompanied Mrs. Joe Clements and
baby, Geuevieve. last week. The latter
are TO idle at the popular mountain
resort for an indefinite stay. Mrs.
Clements, jr-r finding IL a cool play
ground for her wee, much adOred
daughter.
Mrs. Sidney c. Graves Grene Laugh
lin before marriage), who has been
in Washington, u. c., the past three
months visiting her army husband
people, is leaving the national capt.
tai on Wednesday, 90 return 20 the
parental ". ~ LauEllin home IN this
city Mrs Graves. who is a most at
tracriVe young matrOn, viii stop at
Chattanooga, en- route, 10 visit Miss
Louise Hunt who was her school
mate at the Marie Baldwin fashion
able finishing school for girls She
viii also visit Mrs Beulah Brown
Spence at Fort OglethOrpe-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
MARGARET era WORD, AT GRACE CHURCH
SAN FRANCISCO; OTHER Ell PASO WEDDINGS

evening, with the service read at $50
o'clock by Rev. Hubert ii. Smith, pre-
siding elder for FL Paso district of
the Methodist Episcopal diocese. But
a few iutimates witnessed the Cere-
mony. among them Mr.. and Mrs. O
T. Reid. Mrs A. $. McCamant. and
Miss Mary Lee Richburg a sister OF
Mrs SOmes, who came from PecOS
especially 10 be in attendance at the
interesting event The bride chose
an exquisite apricot taffeta for her
nuDtial gown. and carried brides
roses Mr.. Somes, who formerly re-
sided in Cashmere, Washington. is
connected in a business way with
Crombfe d Co. OF this city, and the
happy couple are TO be at home here
Two families prominent in army
life Will figure as principals in an in
terestiug marriage, to be celebrated
this evening at the hour Of S o'clock
by the Rev. DR.. Fuller Swift. IN the
church Of St Clement. when Miss
Beatrice Irene McIndOe, the daughter
of Lieut.. Col. Francis Mclndoe, of the
corps Of engineers, and Mrs. McludOe.
becomes the beautiful bride Of Lieut.
Ray Lawrence Burnel, T. ). A Mrs
NcIndOe and her daughter arrived
from Kansas City this Monday morn
ing to Join the latter's fiance here Ior
the nuptials. ere the heutenants
transfer in the service 10 Brownsville,
Tex A few friends of the happy pair
are 10 witness the ceremony, which
is TO be stamped by its quiet dignity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
Ell Pasoans Away.

J. B. Order and family. OF s15 Non
tana street. have gone TO Montpelier,
KY for the summer.
Miss Lavenia Kuhn left Sunday
morning for Los Angeles 10 spend
the summer with her sister, Mrs
Frank L. Berkey.
Ocean Park. California. viii be the
mecca Of Mrs. Ruby Robertson and
Mrs. Fred A. Mayhem. who are de-
parting today for the coast
V B. Andreas was called TO Los
Angeles Saturday by a telegram from
Mrs. Andreas announcing the serious
illness OF their youngest child
Miss Gertrude Benjamin and sis
tiers Margaret and katherine. are
leaving Tuesday morning for Los An
geles. for a six weeks visit with rela-
tives-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mowery are leav-
ing shortly for the east. 10 visit for
several weeks. Cleveland is their
destination, though they Will stop At
Arkansas Hot Springs, en- route
home.
In company with her daughter, Miss
Gladys Muudy. and son. John. IT., Mrs.
John Nundy is to leave on the NOR
row for Los Angeles, TO stay until
early September. They VIII go on the
Golden Stale limited.
The Misses Frances and Aline
" GODDARD, the popular young daugh-
tiers of Mrs. Iva ~ Woodland. left
SUNDAY on the Golden state limit leo
for Los Angeles. where they are TO
spend several weeks visiting friends
The family OF judge Walter D..
Howe are now in Los Angeles. where
they went on Saturday for a play day
al the nearby beach resorts. Mrs
Howe and her daughters were at
CIOudcroft for a few weeks. prior TO
leaving for the coast
Combining business with pleasure
Louis "a Goldsmith has gone east for
five weeks trip. This well known
townsman goes first 10 New York
city. and viii stop at several OF the
larger eastern marts Of trade and
interesting scenic points. before re-
turning 10 his Fl Paso home
Mrs. J. A. Corn left Saturday night
for san Francisco TO meet her souin-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. a J.
Bacher, and go with them 10 Santa
Cruz. Los Angeles and southern CALI
fOrnia points Of interest Mrs. Bacher.
nee Mary opal Corn. IL will be re-
called. was one Of Fl Paso's last June
brides. her wedding 10 the Arizona
mining man having been a church
event Of June so. Mrs. Corn is to
travel for the coming three months
with the honeymooners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
CAPT. FITZHUGH LEE HEADS
STUDENT OFFICERS BOARD

Capt Fitzhugh Lee. formerly aid to
the late Maj. Gen. Frederick Funston,
and an officer Of the Seventh cavalry
at FL Paso. has been appointed by Gen.
James Parker, commander OF the
southern department, to head a board
Of officers who viii examine candi-
dates for the officers reserve corps at
Fl Paso. The remainder Of the board
viii be selected from the commands
here As soon as the applications are
returned from the headquarters Of
the southern department. Capt. Lee
viii begin the examination Of the can
didates in order TO make recommends
lions as to who Will be assigned to the
training camps.
A medical board viii also be ap-
pointed from the army medical corps
to give the candidates their physical
examinations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
CLoudcroft Personals.

Cloudcroft. y ". July 1s-The
Misses Helen Dunn. Nancy Williams.
Margaret Neff and Lydia Happier were
the guests Of honor at a dancing party
given by Mrs. W 3. Latta. The
guests Included Misses Frances and
Dorothy Smith. Jane Burgess, Helen
Stewart, Dorothy Williams. Marion
Dunn and Mary Happier. The boys
were Wentworth Carothers. Sollie
Stolaroff. Joe MagOffin, Jimmy Cog
gin. Phillip Stevens, Philip Yard. Rob
ert Smith and others
Mrs Leo Gale is visiting Mrs. = J.
Prudential.
Misses Margaret Neff and Lydia
Happer returned TO Fl PasO Saturday
Otis Coles is visiting his family.
Warren Small and W y Small were
in ClOudcrOft for the weekend.
Mrs c. ?. Simpson and Miss Mary
Robinson are the guests Of Mrs. W X
Doris
Miss Mary Hardy and Thornton
Hardy are visiting in CloudcrOft
Mrs. Frank Reeves IS Mrs. Hardy's
Mrs. N. B. Stewart and Miss Eliza
beth Kerr returned TO FL Paso Satur-
Harold Potash was in Clouderoft
Frank Stolaroff. from Douglas. Is
a guest at the Lodge"
Mrs. J. y. Clements and little daugh-
ter. Of FL PasO. are occupying the
PAYNE cottage for the month Of July
Mrs George II. Clements, also Of FL
Paso. IS with them.
Miss Birdie Krupp was the guest Of
Miss Jane Burgess for the weekend
George Carothers is a guest at the
Lodge
Stanley Bevan is in Cloudcroft.
Miss Era Thomas and Mrs. T. W
Brown and son are the guests OF Mrs
r c. Fishe-
Mrs. Sidney Mayer and baby ar
rived 10 spend a few days.
Miss A. Louise Dietrich is in Cloud
croft
me girls at the ''Y. ". c. A" home
had an enjoyable picnic at Scenic
Point for the Misses Vera and Lucille
Hunt. who entertained the girls with
a Jolly party Friday night
Richard Burgess was in ClOudcroft
Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

~ ORD was received from san
M Francisco Saturday afternoon
W Of the marriage there at noon
Saturday in Grace Episcopal church,
Of Thomas Mayfield and Miss Ethel
Margaret Crawford, Of FL Paso.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs J.
j. Crawford. OF the Crawford apart
nents, 11O6 Nundy avenue, and had
been visiting in san Francisco for
some time. Mr.. MayfeId. who is sec
rotary treasurer Of the MayfeId
Building and Improvement company,
reached san Francisco Friday night
and the wedding was Immediately ar
ranged for While the two young
people had been much in the company
Of each other in FL Paso, the wedding
came as q surprise TO their friends
The honeymoon viii be spent in the
Yosemite National park, after which
the happy couple viii join Mrs Craw-
ford at Long Beach for a stay Of sew
eral weeks Mrs. Crawford leaves Ell
PasO Tuesday for Long Beach
The bride was born and reared in FL
Paso and has been a most popular
young social bud since coming out in
society Mr.. Mayfield has resided in
FL PasO for the past II years and is
well known in social and club circles
as well as in the business world. He
is the son OF school trustee and Mrs.
". D. AIayfield. and is brother Of J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

d ~
w Ny employers one word
OF Interrogation embar-
raised me. for he was plainly waiting
FOR me 10 produce some argument
which he could refute. Then. as
did not reply Immediately. he added.
There could be but one good rea-
son why you need hesitate 20 accept
these things from me-and that IS If
you dislike me. one hesitates to ac-
cept even trifiing favors from a per-
son one dislikes."
"B1t ] do not dislike you" I ex-
claimed impulsively. "On the con-
rrary. YOU have been so kind TO me
that r.
He checked me. cut out that kind
ness stuff. child he begged Vow.
leading me 10 a sofa. "let us sit down
here and talk this matter over VIII
you listen 10 me patiently
Yes" 7 promised.
'-IFeI. then" he proceeded. when
We were seated side by side on the
sora. Il am man old enough 90 be
YOUR father. You forget how Few
years difference there is between YOU
and Tom. my son You might b. his
sister. Yet when 7 want TO give YOU
present such as I would give To any
young person living I'm my home you
resent H.
"1h. no. ] protested Fl don re-
sent f. Only it is not quite usual. IS
-r. for girl % LET any BODY eNcept
one ol her own reon.e make ner sue"
handsome presents
"Af ere your uncle. or your
a-df1-her'" - laughing merrilv -
you would consent. Let me explain
my at-ltule- You are % my little slTl
what an older sister m ent ne-N eI Wnel
7. 90 please myself want % treat Won
as I UI9ht treat my lauEhter ana my
little eirls sister. Won OBJECT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

Of Boston. Donald B. Gillies was a
visitor TO Elephant Butte dam, sat
urday-
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Heermans and
daughters. Mary and Harriet. have
returned from a delightful camping
trip Of two weeks at RuidosO, n. ".
Nj and Mrs. W E Robertson. Lind
ley Bradford. Florence Robertson and
Louis Robertson enjoyed the week
end at Elephant Butte dam.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. l. Vowel mot0red
to Elephant Butte for over Sunday,
accompanied by their son
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
Abouf Pasoans.

Her friends viii learn happily that
Mrs ". A. Rank, VINO underwent q
second operation for mastoid last
Tuesday. II Hotel pieu. is proEre ssiu-
nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. II G. Brewer. 1901
Wyoming street. are the parents Of
twin bows. born Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Brewer is the general agent here
for the Missouri Pacific railroad.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
SENATE EXPECTED To PASS
BIG AVIATION BILL SOON

washington. y Q, July 10 = 4
speedy passage by the senate Of the
S5f0. 100000 aviation bill. passed by
the house Saturday. was predicted
today by senator Chamberlain. chair
man Of the military committee. He
had little doubt. he said. that the
measure. providing for fleet Of 90
goo airplanes. would become law be-
fore August !.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

IT Paso union No 500. brotherhood
OF Painters. Decorators and Paner-
HANGERS OF America. has adonted a
resolution protesting AGAINST the
z W W or-1ni77tfon On declaring
strikes throuEh Arizona and Other
states The union announced ft was
opposed ~ the tactics employed hv the
body.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

war measure for the production OF
food
Hundreds OF acres around the home
were early this spring planted TO
potatoes. and Mrs. NanderIp has
given the whole scheme her personal
attention and cooperation.
Not only has she superintendent this
work herself but she arranged 20 have
land nearby piowed UP and planted
with vegetables and cared Tor by the
suff-aElsrs from the city who are
anxious 20 show rheir patriotism and
co their bit in this way
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
NnIIs neIInnnenf - -.

Approximately 10000 delinquent tax
notices have been mailed by county
tax collector Del Richey Some Of
the tax notices date back as far as
1885. Under the new state law these
notices have to be sent out every two
years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

The fIags Of the United States
Great Britain and France have been
raised over the Rio Grande Valley
Bank and Trust company building and
viii fly there until the end of the war.
The American flag is placed at the top
and the other two under it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

Lieut. A. j. Myers and MAJ and
Mrs. AIlmoud were among the dinner
guests lt the weekend country club
festivities. Saturday night. Lieut.. ".
Edmuuison and Miss Peacock were
also dining 40 the popular rendezvous,
as were Capt. and AIRS Walter =
SturEiI. and COL and Mrs. j. GlrrarI
These iuro-mals are doiuE much to
s-ztain social interest during the
I-thlrev that usually prevails during
midsunlmer. and the last weeks event
collected an especially interesting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

Let US fill your coal order now; full
weight guaranteed, prompt service
SWastilza Steam and CerrillOs White
Ash Domestic Coal, famous FOL
quality
Southwestern Fuel & Feed Co.,
Phone S3OO.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
DECLARES WHALE MEAT Is
BETTER THAN REEF STEAK

SACRAMENTO, Calf. July 16-Tne
chief difference between whale meat
and beef steak is that whale meat Is
tetter- according 20 Barton w Ever
mann. chairman OF the committee IN
geological investigation at the Uni
versity Of California.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
We Check Your Baggage.

Telephone $500 for us TO come and
get your baggage When you get 10
the union station our man at the in
formation bureau viii check your
baggage for you.
City Service Co., II. ID. Camp, Mgr.
Autos-Baggage -Taxis.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

Don't Overlook Lerner's July Sale
Our present July Clearance sale en-
abIes women TO buy the best styles
in Summer Pumps and save consid-
cradle money. White Kid Lace Boots
are also included in July Sale.
Lerner shoe Co., 30 san Antonio st.
Ar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

Closing out all summer hats at a
fraction Of original cost. J. ". Hale,
Exclusive Millinery, f16 n. Oregon St
Out OF High Rent District.
Better Values. Lower Prices-AdV.