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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28
FL Pasoans Returning.

DR.. Doris B0wlby is back from at
tending hospital clinics in the east and
has resumed her practice in Fl PasO.
Following a stay Of several weeks
in and about Los Angeles, Mrs. "
T. HiXson returned Tuesday 10 her
home in this city.
Rev J. F. Williams. Of the First
Baptist church, returned N Jnday from
Dallas, where he attended the state
convention, only TO leave almost i'm
mediately for San Diego, Calf, on a
hurried journey
Miss Alberta Eaton is home from
her school work at Loretta academy
and Will enjoy the Thanksgiving hcli-
day with her parents. Nj. and Mrs. A
L Eaton Of the De Luxe apartments
Miss Alberta is lovely young girl.
now in her third year at the Las
Cruces institution of learning.
Her friends are welcoming Mrs. Al
bion A Jones back from Kansas City
ana other adjacent points OF interest
where this well known matron has
been for several weeks. Mrs. Jones
attended the big national missiOnarv
conference in Kansas City during her
stay where many prominent people
from all over the country congregated
for one OF the biggest meetings in
church history Mrs. Jones is presi-
dent Of the missionary society Of the
First Methodist church, and active in
numerous other wOmen's orEaniza-
lions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28
Mems Club of Temple Mt. Sinai
Planning Two Dances for Future

hand TO do honors. The premiere fes-
tivIty-planned especially for the en-
listed mems to be an event OF this
Saturday night, with dancing from s
to II, to the accompaniment 10 a Mill
tary band. W. ". Turney, the newly
elected president Of the Toltec club,
and the board of directors, are doing
beautifully patriotic thing in giving
the handsome. select mems club home
for the parties. There are five Sat
urday's in December, which means
that before the first OF the year. the
hops will have been established as i'm
pOrtant factors in FL PasO's merry
list OF happenings The attendance
Will have to be more or less limited,
TO cope with the ballroom capacity,
which accommodates $50 people.
Tickets are 80 cents per capita.
The Misses Estelle Emler and Kar-
ma Temple entertained cOterie Of
friends at the home Of Miss EmIer's
sister. Mrs. l. Bruno. GIT North Ray
nor street. on Saturday evening.
Dancing and music furnished ample
diversion. Miss Marjorie Ellis singing
and Zollie Jones giving violin selec-
tons Later refreshments We're served
buffet Patriotic cOlOrs. ferns and
pOtted plants adorned the rooms. The
list Of attendants numbered Mr.. and
Mrs. a. J.. Brubaker, Mr.. and Mrs p
W Glass, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bruno,
Misses Farmer, Maggie Nelson. Alice
Cook, y Seaton, Agnes Barrego. Pa
quita Clements. Marjorie Ellis. Hazel
Smith, Helen Cross. Mrs. A Z. ROmO,
Mrs. George Beakley, and Messrs. Ed
die Mosley. Roy Hazel. George Ben
mailman, Dahl, Carlson, II. Thomas. u.
Jones, H Block. J. Prensl1y and Gerard
Beland.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28
Out of Town Visitors.

Senator H. P. Holt OF Las Cruces, is
at Hotel Paso del Norte.
Thomas B. ThaNtOn. catlemau Of
Van Horn, is at Hotel Zeiger.
John Snyde-, sheriff OF AlamogOrdO
is at Hotel Sheldon.
Judge F. W. Parker Of Santa Fe
is at Hotel Sheldon
7. J. Hyatt. a cattleman OF Deming
is at Hotel Zeiger.
Dr.. H J. Warner, of Stafford, AriE.s
is at Hotel Zeiger.
L. 3. Hyatt, a cattleman Of Dem
ing, is at Hotel Zeiger.
J. j. Murray, a mining man Of ORC
Grande, is at Hotel Mccoy.
w. p. Williams, cattlcman OF
Deming, is at Hotel Zeiger-
r. II. Young, a cattleman OF Ala
moE0rdo, is at Hotel Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Bail, Of Phoenix.
is at Hotel PasO del Norte.
J. D. Williams and Miss Thelma
Williams OF Sierra Blanca. are at Ho-
tel Zeiger.
man Of Alamogordo, is at Hotel
G. /. 8IcGhee. a mining man Of
Stems, " NJ, is at Hotel PasO del
Norte.
P. vargas, a mining man from
Eagle Pass, Texas, is at Hotel del
Roy Stilwell and John Cosner.
rangers from Alpine. Tex, are at Ho-
Mr.. an Mrs. ]. H MARCEL, mining
people / ON Tyrone, y. NJ, are at
Mr.. and AIRS. B. p. Haley. cattle
peop-e from Rifle. Colo, are at Hotel
md are planning to remain
in this city for several months
AL.o-g the cattlemen registered at
FT1 81 ~heldon are J. o. Pool and =
q
from Pecos; Patrick McEnroe. from
Globe. and J. r. Rutherford from Ala
mogordo.
Miss Esteue Berrien is entertain
ing a charming house guest over
ksgiving-Miss Mabel Brisley Of
Bisbee, Ariz. The z. V. Berrien home
is to be a very happy one, over the
holidays, as their son, r L Berrien
is also coming from Arizona to COM
plete the family circle.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry A Cline, OF
Wharton, and their son, Henry. jr.,
formerly of company K, but now
with company G Of the I44th infantry
and stationed at Camp Bowie. Fort
Worth, are arriving Monday to visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Aldridge and
Mrs Aldridge's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Wooten Of 221 West Rio Grande- They
days. Mrs. Cline is Mrs. AIdridge's
only sister, and the visit is being
pleasureably anticipated.
Their friends viii learn happily
that DR.. and Mrs. H R Stands. who
have come from Jackson. Miss. and
are at present house guests of Mr..
and Mrs. H c. Dyer, Of COS Epson
avenue, have taken a home on 1913
Montana, for the winter. DR.. Shands's
father was formerly governor of Lou
isiana. Mrs. Dyer is planning an in
formal tea for some afternoon next
week, which will serve as a delight
ful welcoming courtesy to Mrs.
Stands.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28

4 MUSICAL program by the high
"A school orchestra, dancing by the
4 , girls Of the school and a foot
ball rally marked the assembly period
ut the high school Wednesday morn
ing. Following assembly. the pupils
practiced their songs for the big foot
ball games Thursday. under direction
of Francis Russell.
The orchestra was led by Mr.. Rus
sell and the dancing was under the
direction Of Mrs. Margaret Stevens.
The program was as follows:
Soldier chorus from "Trovatore,"
by orchestra.
French dance. By Gounod. as accom-
paniment for a French dance by Ruby
Fuller, Margaret Piatt and Ruth Sill
verman.
Sextet from Lucia" by Donizetti,
orchestra
Spring dance. by Josephine Kauf-
man, Frederick Kipp, Nelly Mae Beau
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28
MUSICAL and Dancing Program Feature Big
Football Rally at High School Preceding
the Thanksgiving Clash With Roswell Team

champ, Selma Herskovitz, Margaret
Winning the Fight" march two
step by Abe Hermann, orchestra
japanese dance. by Emmie Wheat
ley, Marion Dunn, Delphine Gomez
Donna Hale and Nell Ferguson
Dixie" by the orchestra and the
entire school.
Following the program, Mayo Sea
mon, Harland Irwin and Bernard
Krupp, yell leaders, led the pupils in
the football yeils they are TO use
Thursday at the ball game, and it was
one Of the most enthusiastic demon
STATIONS ever given in the school.
The pupils realize that the Tigers
have a real football team to play in
the Roswell Military institute, the an
taGonists for Thursday.
Z. A. Shelton, postmaster, has re
quested that Il be announced to the
High boys that inasmuch as the Q. 5.
government Is very much in need Of
stenOgraphers and typists for various
departments in Washington, they may
be interested in the matter. Exami-
nations are held in this city for the
purpose every Tuesday. and infOrma-
ton concerning same may be had
from j. E. FarnsWorth, secretary OF
the local board, who is in the office
of the collection Of customs. The en-
trance salary is S1l00 with q good
chance for early advancement If the
clerk makes good. Men between IS.
19 and 90 years OF age who are not
Of the draft age. are desired. This is
an opportunity for the boys TO show
their patriotism and to serve the Z.
5. in positions where service is so
badly needed.
Mrs. Catherine Weld. teacher Of the
science department OF the High school,
is leaving today on the Golden State
limited for StOrightar, Wisconsin,
where she has taken a position as
head OF the chemistry department Of
the High school there. The departure
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28
Women's Organizations.

Circle I Of Calvary-Houston square
Baptist church was entertained Lles-
day afternoon, by Mrs. Thompson W.
Graves OF the Brazos. A business
session was followed by sewing
with bathrobes for the soldiers FUR
uishing patriotic work Present were
Mrs. {. A. Bush, chairman; Mrs W.
g HaiEht. Mrs. =. r. Blankens mp
Mrs. J. a. Robinson, Mrs. Nilllan
Rotermund, Mrs. /. Miller. Mrs Chas
". Harlow, Mrs. 81 r. Peck, Mrs )
NJ Givans. Mrs. Chas. Green, Mrs
L. Bennett, Mrs. c. L. Van Eaton
Mrs. Harry Swain, Mrs. Charles GrinS
and Mrs Carl CargiM-
Circle No. 8, Of Calvary Houston
Square Baptist church, spent al DAY
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs Russell
r. Rokahr, in sewing for the Red
Cross, the hostess serving an appe-
thing lunch at noon The members,
formed under the general chairman
ship of Mrs Harry swain. include IN
their personnel Mesdames ". H. Byrd,
chairman. O. j.. Wade. W. +. HatcheU,
Harry Swain. Dan Hammond, h =
Martin. L. c. Reed. ". H Rogers. Nor
gan. n. H Burton, W B. Day, Il. r
Harvey. J.. Hise Myers, f. b. McClin-
took. W. P. McChesney. r L Morris.
o. n. Palm. Eta Reed, J. W. Webb
L. W. Roberts. H Y. West and Rokahr.
Mrs. ". H Byrd viii have the circle
for next Wednesday at her home in
the Whitfield, on Montana street
The following program viii be rem
dered AT the East Il Paso Baptist
Church Friday evening by the wo-
mems auxiliary:
Psalm Of Thanksgiving, by Rev. J.
z. Davis
Invocation, Pastor, Ed I. AIillican-
Piano solo. Mss Frances Wafer
Song OF Thanksgiving, Mrs Phil
lips's Sunday school class.
Recitation, little Lester and Hazel
Kirkpatrick
Piano solo, Lucille BarElebaugh.
Recitation, Milton Kelley and Ed
AIillican, ir.
Recitation, Velma Phillips and Lu-
Gle BaumstaIk.
Piano solo, Eda May Ardoin-
Recitation. Willie Darnneu and
Francis Wafer
Solo, c. c. Kirkpatriek, accompanied
by Miss Tonner.
Recitation, K Quinn
Piano solo. Ed. T.. Millicau. jr.
Recitation Dorothy Barnett and
Daisy Millican-
solo. sam kirkpatrick, accompanied
by Miss Touuer.
Mrs. John Quinn IS president. Mrs
J. NJ Phillips. secretary, and Mrs. S.
Z. kirkpatrick, treasurer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28

lis. NOr..dAN T. FISKE. nee
M Miss Helen Doyle Of San Fran
III cisco. and one Of the very
charming visitors at the army pos.
during last summer, is in FL Paso.
visiting with Mrs. L. B. c. Jones
whose husband IS captain OF the
Seventh cavalry. Capt Fiske is sta
toned at Ruidoso and his charming
bride has been conveniently located at
Maria.
me news Of the marriage Of this
popular young army officer and bay
city society girl was kept a secret for
three months. until formal announce
ments were sent out in early Septem-
Der. though they had been married
July 4 in Las Cluces. The center o.
much entertaining at Fort Bliss. the
happy couple decided to motor up the
valley and plight their trOth and thus
avoid the flutter and fuss OF large
affair which would have been almost
necessary had the marriage been eel
ebrated in FL PasO where live 50
many Of their friends Their only
were Lieut. Harcourt Her
vey and his bride formerly Rut o
Brown Of Los Angeles), who were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28

Of Mrs. Weld IS most regrettable, as
she has become a great favorite with
both students and faculty.
On Tuesday morning at assembly,
Lorraine Lasy and Helen kettler
played two very enjoyable duet Sc
lections, which were from Peer Gynt
Suite by Edward Greig. The first
number was the beautiful selection
called Morning" and the no less love
" piece called Asses Death was
second
Daniel Hull. Of the science depart
ment at the High school; ". F. Flan-
niken, Of the commercial department;
r. J. Tighe, city superintendent OF
schools, and r. r. Jones, assistant su-
perintendent, left last night for Waco,
Texas, where they viii attend the an
nual Texas teachers convention.
Dewey T. Carson. who attended
High last year. is now studying at
the Bliss Electrical school at Ia
hOma, Washington, y. c. Dewey is
vice president Of his class and is also
commander Of one of the military
companies
Najs. Paul Harvey and Harry Pear
son, Of the cadet corps. have requested
that all cadets present a military ap-
pear3nce at the football game on
Thanksgiving. The regulation cadet
uniform consists Of blouse, breeches,
leEgings and head dress.
Among the alumni Of the E. P. H. 5.
who are attending the night school
as instructors or pupils are: Coleman
Darnalls Sofia Gilchrist, J. NJ Brown,
Patricia BIcEnery. Lucille Cowen and
Homer BOyntOu.
The pledge Of allegiance to the Z.
s. is posted in the main hall a. High:
Il pledge allegiance TO my flag and
to the republic for which il stands,
one nation, indivisible with liberty
md iustice for all"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28
Back and Sides Ached III

Mrs. NJ McSough. No. 401 ". 57th
St. New York. writes: I gladly add
my mite OF praise TO Peruna for what
it has done for me. Two years ago
a depressed feeling took hold OF mo.
Ny back and sides aehed continually.
Ny stomach got out OF order so that
at times I could not hold a glass Of
cold water. 1 didn't like to cat. afraid
that my stomach would get sick.
have been using Peruna for the III ee
past months, and now I feel as well
as I ever did Ny stomach is as
strong as ever and my nervous
troubles have disappeared. keep
recommending Peruna to my friends
who are troubled as was, and have
been thanked for doing so"
Our booklet telling you how 10 keep
well free 70 all
Those who object 10 liquid medi-
eines can now procure Peruna Tab
lets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28
OLD CONFEDERATE
TOOK BLACK DRAUGHT
TulIahoma Man Says Regular Use
of ThedforRs Blaek-Draught
Brought Relief, After 0other
Medicines Failed.

Tullahoma, Tenn.-Mr. J. S. Kelly,
an old Confederate veteran, Of this
place. writes: Il suffered for two
years with indigestion, and torpid
liver and had three doctors first ana
last Finally the third doctor said he
had done all he could do. and ny
daughter said I could not get well
sent to the drug store he sent.
me a so cent bottle OF - guart
anteed TO do the work and then to
get an action from ny bowels I had
to take a dose Of Thedford's Black
Draught
Then sent to at Tuuahoma
and procured a lot Of Black-Draught
and began using same regular and
nothing else. So I began to improve
and got right up and am now at work
on the farm and I fully believe your
medicine saved my life and remember
I am now 70 years old and was given
up by everybody 10 die"
When you feel bad all over. stomach
not right bad taste in your mouth.
head aches bilious. etc, try that old.
reliable vegetable liver medicine you
have heard so much about-Thedfords
Blaek-Draught You have read over
and over again statements from CRATE
ful users. who found it OF great re-
lief 10 them in their suffering Try
Blaek-Draught for yourself. At AM
5-r-qiz+e-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28
For the Military Men.

Whether the Soldiers make the pur-
chase themselves OF whether il is pur-
chased and sent by relatives or friencs
our stock offers many items of
Camp Comfort We carry at all Of
our stores a full line Of safety razors
and regular razors in all standard
makes, shaving soap. razor strops,
shaving brushes and knives. There
are many other items such as toilet
soap, powder and stationery. Visit
one OF our three stores and see the
many items in camp comforts that
make life much more pleasant for
military men
P. S.-FiI the Stadium full to over
flowing on Thanksgiving day.
scott White q Co.. Druggists,
Mills Bldg. Roberts-Banner Blde.
314 san Francisco St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28

When you pick up a visiting card
you involuntarily pass your finger
over 10. The touch tells you whether
il is printed or engraved The same
test applies to KryptOk lens and any
ether double vision lens The kryp-
t0k has a perfectly smooth surface,
the others have a little hump that the
touch detects. We sell and recon-
mend the kryptoks- We 90 on the
theory why sell you Something just
as good when we can fit you with
the original from which the imitation
was designed. Since 1901 our optical
service has been the standard in the
Southwest Need Glasses2 Ask SegaIl.
FL PasO Optical Company.
At los Texas, between Oregon and
Mesa-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28
About ELPasoans.

Miss June Fiske who, with her
brother, Capt. Norman Z. Fiske, Oc-
cupied quarters out at the army post
f .-n-, months until the latter was
detailed with his regiment, the Eighth
cavalry. to the Big Bend country, is
at present in Portland, where she is
being much fe- ed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28
Thnnkscivinr Greefinrr

We hope your Thanksgiving day
viii be filled with JOY. 5. e feel sure
The football game at the stadium will
add considerable pleasure TO the day.
Lerner shoe CO.-229 san Antonio.
idva-tisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28
Thanksgiving Dinner S1.0O
Campbell's Cafe First National
Bank Buildine.-Adv
THANKsGIvIvG DANcING PARrY.

Tomorrow night $50, at Ryan's
School Of Dancing. Texas and Stanton
streets, there Will be a Thanksgiving
dancing party There VIII be prizes
and special features The music will be
by the BanjO-Saxophone orchestra
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28
Lod4es and Clubs.

At the regular meeting Of the mems
club Of Temple Mt Sinai next Mon
day evening at s o'clock A. h Cold
stein viii deliver a special address
on The Income Tax" and answer such
questions as may perplex the busy
business man. a musical program
viii also be rendered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28

Mexican Zarapes for Christmas gifts.
Beach's Art ShOp-IO4 Pioneer Plaza.
City National Bank Building.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28

Finest LaunderinE-Cur
Acme Laundry-Phone 430o.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28

A Good Christmas Suggestion
Remember all your friends this
Christmas. You can do il in very
appropriate way and at a very small
cost, too. by sending them engraved
greeting cards. Come in and see our
beautiful display or write us for
samples. Orders should be placed now
to insure early delivery.
FL PasO Printing Co.
los W. Main St.-just of oregon.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28
Repairing OF Ladies, Fine Sine.

requires the most skilled Of shoe
makers We are prepared to carefully
repair the very finest ladies' shoes
and we guarantee the best materials
and workmanship. Bring us your
shoes or phone S73 and we will call
for them.
Chas. ROkahr.
Quick Shoe Repairing.
81 Texas & 422 r. san Antonio
FIJI the Stadium TOmOrrow-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28
Dinners. Luncheons. Teas.

With her table exquisite IN white
chrysanthemums. sparkling crystal
and silver, Mrs. ". A. Rank OF 1923
River street, presided over a smart
luncheon Of ten covers on Tuesday. to
which were hidden Mrs Hill Cos.
Mrs. F. T. Peyton. Mrs. z. Z. Gallo
way, Mrs. J. T. Murray, Mrs. r H
Cressingham. Mrs. II. Taufenback.
Mrs. J. E Gamewen. Mrs. II. p. De-
mand and Mrs. II. Hendrick 4 de-
lightful afternoon was spent en- COM
pany. over sewing and knitting.
NeOlin. Once Used, Always Used.
Il will stand the wear under all
conditions
Piciel Bros. 4O3 y. Oregon st.
Fine shoe repairing.
Mall orders solicited-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28
Society Calendar
For Thursday

Thanksgiving.
Dedication of the new cathedral
Big double header football game in
the high school stadium
Tea dansants at both the Hotel
Paso del NOrte and Sheldon.
FL Paso Country club party.
Miss Vera Ballard is cOmpiimentlng
her brother. Clinton Conger Ballard,
ana his fiancee. Miss Virginia Burl1,
with a Thanksgiving pre-nuptiai
party.
Several OF the young army officers
will give a dinner to bevy Of society
girls
Innumerable Thanksgiving dinners
and enfamille affairs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28

BOudoir Lamp Shades, $3.50.
Bench'E Art ShOp-IO4 Pioneer Plaza
City National Bank Building.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28

An Interesting Advertisement
In the Saturday Evening Post that
appears Thursday there viii be an
other i0te- est'-
usement. This Ad- contains items and
prices and 81. e cay 4.l -
and at prices listed in the Saturday
Evening Post Ad-
W. T. HixsOn Co., Jewellers.
The Hall Mark Store
The Gift House Of the Southwest
Mills & Mesa on the Plaza.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28

KindlinE wood. Pm. B544.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28
ACCORDION PLATING

Best work and
34-3S BuckIer Building
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5Obn q. Sotuiton an gnisrpriIt9.
q. SO. 5000.
Wlarp WeeWilIen an Rorppob Jms
prppeb .. II. 6. Go. $3.50.
Clifford @. Gate on Gbas. D. aais.
500.
Jelir Wlossepns.i on gitiseus o.
u. go. 2. $500.
9ouifa m. gin3er an Snuttru
Obio 8. II. 3. 60. $1,000.
@ottIisb Sppsari an Joanua ID.
Conner. $500.
DsrisIk an GasIs g. u. 6. q.
$1,000.
@usuitus Rottnu an DO. $1,000.
4leranber aarl an 0Ieumap 6. u.
8. 60. $1,000.
emma Siepe an Staie abeuue 6.
II. o. 60. $500.
3. 8. 5nob ON q 8. 5ooS u U.
$1,000.
Catherine WlOran an Jrtib g. u.
8. So. $4,000.
Sobu Rolisn on @. 9rabisp. $500.
9erieIbe an GleneIartb q. U. Go.
$1,000.
pst.r RuboIpb Rsff an Guarantee
9epoiit 60. $500.
a1iie WlcDonnIb an 9eIiaD DBrisn
$1,000.
5.nni. 8. goaon an CLARA 3.Dat
ters. $500.
sbomaa .. Smitb an Guarantee
Depot. Go. $1,000.
Samisl gottlieb Gri JsraeI Grans
berg. $500.
GuItpn apSs. go. 112 ). o. 8. 3.
ap syulsnn %. u. 9. u. SO. a. $1,000.
Wlarp Daeit an SaLlis 3. pridarb.
$4,000.
Catherine aouf1uessp an Gbars
Ioite aIoug. $500.
Glfa Gmitb an Si!Dertcn 8. u. ..
Go. $500.
gbam .. Cigar an Da.lep guni.
$1,000.
gioberi 8. SaseItOn on Jrant ..
5ohnfon. 5000.