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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28
Fridays Calendar
In Local Society

COMFORTS committee open in the
- morning in the Popular. Mrs. An
ME Porter Krause. Mrs. Lamar Davis
and Miss Virginia Bean in charge
Work all morning at the Red Cross
rooms in the White House.
Committees at the Red Cross Gift
Shop all day distributing. inspecting
and packing Christmas boxes for the
men overseas.
Meeting of the Women's Christian
Temperance union in the afternoon at
, o'clock at the residence OF Miss
Sarah Bangston. 915 Lee street.
Dance at Camp Pershing, given by
the men of the motor transport corps
Guests will meet at Hotel Sheldon at
1870 o'clock. where cars will be fur
nished to take them to the post
Miss Erin Middleton will have
charge OF a program TO be presented
to the soldiers OF the seventh cavalry
stationed at san Elizario and will go
down the valley in the evening with
the entertainers who are to give it
Miss Elvira Galentine viii have
charge OF the program which is to be
presented In the afternoon to the men
Of the 18th ammunition train
Dance given by Mr.. and Mrs. E. H
Yale in honor Of Miss Caro- Louise Buff
fington. at the Yale home near the
Country club.
Meeting OF the Manhattan Heights
circle OF the Woman's auxiliary OF
the First Baptist church at $3.50 o'clock
in the afternoon at the residence OF
Mrs. E. N. Rumsey. 3205 Aurora street.
Meeting OF the Five Point circle OF
the Woman's auxiliary OF the First
Baptist church. at the home OF Mrs
J. A. Corn. at 1929 Montana street, at
2:30 o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28
Letter of Appreciation For Members
OfEIP aSo Red Cross Canteen Unit

Paso Red Cross. We want to express
our sincere thanks for the good time
shown US. Eevry one sends best re-
CARDS"
johnson. Corp. George ". Haworth'
". Lester Virgins. Corp. Ben F. Mil
Ter, Walter E Morgan. Roy r War
ner. Sergt. Crowley and Sergt- H T.
Sullivan.
Mrs. D. Bruce Smith. chairman OF
the surgical dressing department OF
the Red Cross, announces that there
will be no further work for the sur
gical dressing department for the time
being and that this department VIII
be closed until further notice is given
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Horace Broaddus
are very grateful TO the maids and
matrons Of Ell Paso. who have so
Earnestly assisted in this work there
by enabling FL Paso to fill every
quota asked for. The rooms IN the
White House will remain open as the
sewing and knitting viii continue and
materials distributed there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28

ST. and the applause which the rem
dition Of this classic received was an
indication that the music lovers be-
lieve with the conductor-that the
war is between the countries and not
on music, particularly the master
pieces Of dead geniuses- The rendi-
ton Of this great composition was
never heard to better advantage in
FL Paso than Wednesday evening and
the applause was more than hearty ,
il was tremendous.
The Beethoven selection was placed
as number two on the program. the
concert opening with "Patrie over
ture." written by c. Bizet. a native
Frenchman. shortly after the war in
which Germany wrested Alsace and
Lorraine from the French in 1870. II
Is a song OF French mourning, yet
emphasizes the confidence the people
had in the glories Of the destiny OF
their nation.
Second Part Of Program.
The second half OF the program in
cluded prelude a LApres-Midi Dun
Faune," "Quatrieme Concerto" piano
and orchestra, and lie Carnival Ro-
maine" overture
The first. by c. Debussy, r French
composer. is a musical commentary
on the Eclogue Of Stephane Mallarme
which describes the delightful emo
ton, the mysterious aspirations, in
spired by nature
The piano solo number was one Of
the prettiest on the entire program.
the reed Instrumentation in the first
part-"allegro Moderate; Andante,"
being exceptionally charming.
This concerto by s Saint-Seans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28
Numerous Dinners Given In Honor of
Army People Mark Thanksgiving Day

MISS ALTHEA HARRIS will be
lPl hostess this evening TO dinner at
the Harris home on East Boulevard.
The table will be decorated in yellow
in compliment TO the cavalry officers
present. The central ornament Of the
table will be a huge pumpkin filled
with fruits placed on a centerpiece OF
ferns. Yellow chrysanthemums and
yellow candles viii further emphasize
the color note Covers will be placed
for Mrs. z. y. Harris, Miss Bess Rob-
erts, Miss Harris's house guest: Miss
Marie Richards. Lieut.. E. J. Smith. Of
the 18th cavalry, in the city TO spend
Thanksgiving, and Lieut.. Roy Henry
Speck, Of the Fifth cavalry.
Mrs. L. L. Donahue and Capt. and
Mrs. D. O. Miller, Of the Seventh cav
airy, were Joint hosts TO a midday
Thanksgiving dinner today at the at
tractive Miller quarters in polo row
in the Seventh cavalry camp The
table was most artistic with its deco
rations emblematic of the season and
places were laid for Col s. r; H
Tompkins, Capt A. W. William. Lieut..
r. L. Scales, Lieut.. NJ F. Neal. Mrs.
Donahue and Capt and Mrs. Miller.
The party viii later motor into FL
Paso and spend the evening at the
theater.
Lieut.. and Mrs. J. Ross Kirwan en-
tertained Col and Mrs. Willis G. Heat
on and Mrs G. A. Martin at Thanks
giving dinner today at the kirwan
quarters in Fort Bliss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28
Square Club Girls At the High School
Plan a Number of Interesting Events
d LorIsE PEACH.

Miss Evelyn Collins captain OF the
Red. Miss Mary Faris, chairman OF
the social committee, states that they
expect TO have a Christmas party De-
cember 10 in honor Of the women
teachers OF the faculty. They also
expect to have a mothers banquet on
January 10 The program committee,
Miss Myrtle Lee, chairman. has
planned a number Of interesting pro-
grams. among which Is one on De-
cember 6, which will consist OF a
reading by Miss Helena Hufaker, and
a magazine program on January ).
The social service committee, Miss
Lilly Sartorious, chairman, viii or
ganize a basketball team soon They
will also have a tennis tournament
soon. The other committees also met
and planned interesting programs.
The following boys are on the high
school football team playing today:
James Bowen, Byrl Burdick. captain
Lewis Springer, business manager
Gerald Ketchersid, Kenneth Hardy.
Tom Talbot. William Binford. Edward
Portillo. Varlos Vrita, Harland Irwin.
Mayo Seamon, I. Martinez, Summers
Putnam, Jake Baron. Eddie Hunter,
Robert Homon, James Earle, Philip
Doer, Clarence Selly and Joe McCor-
mick
A number OF girls met recently and
formed a literary society. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Charlee
Kelly. president: Lucille Plumb. vice
president: Eloise Knots, secretary;
chairman OF the program committee,
Isabel Pomeroy: reporter, Alice Jones;
chairman OF the committee to draw
up the constitution, Lucy Harris
chairman Of the committee on colors
and name, Mabel Weston: faculty
sponsor, Isabal Hull
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28

Mrs. F. c. Earle was hostess at a
dinner today at the Earle home on
Epson avenue. The table was deco
rated in the Thanksgiving motif and
covers laid for Mr.. and Mrs J. r. En-
low, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E Lockhart. Miss
Frances Earle. Miss Katherine Earle,
J. B. Stewart, American consul from
Chihuahua: Capt. S. 5. /. Lyman and
Lieut. Z. H. Payne, OF the Ninth en-
gineers. and Lieut. ". II. Haight. of
the Eighth engineers.
Prior to the Thanksgiving dance at
the Country club this evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". G. Dunn will entertain at
dinner at the Dunn home in Haw-
thOrne Place, the guests motoring out
to the club. The personnel of the
guest list includes DR.. and Mrs ". J..
Jones, Mrs. Dunn's parents; Mrs. W.
B. Latta, Miss Helen Dunn. Miss Ma
rion Dunn, Mai. L. z. Atkins. Lieut.. A.
T. Scott and Lieut. o. y. Pfanku. OF the
Ninth engineers. and Lieut. Walter \.
Woods, of the Eighth engineers
Judge and Mrs. William Robert
Smith entertained at dinner at their
attractive homo in Hawthorne Place,
on Wednesday evening for their
daughters, Miss Frances Elizabeth and
Miss Dorothy Smith, afterwards with
their guests enjoying line party at
the concert Of the French orchestra at
Liberty hall
There IS to be an informal dinner
at the home of Miss Virginia Bean on
Saturday evening by the girl students
of the School Of Mines for the football
squad Of that school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28
Jewish Won1en's Study Council Has
Meeting and Discusses Literature

Paper. The San Francisco Chinese
institute" Miss Hattie Patterson
Vocal solo. "Sweeter as the Years
Co By" Miss Irma Wolfe.
Japanese story. Claud Hamel.
Song. America"
Benedietion-
The program was followed by a
delightful social hour when the young
hostess served, nut sandwiches. olives,
hot chocolate and mints.
The guild Of St Clement viii give a
bazaar and Mexican supper in the
parish house on Thursday. December
u, from to 10 D. m During the az
ternoon and evening there viii be a
program under the direction of Miss
Nellie Mae Bowen and Miss Elizabeth
Stevens. Those assisting with the
bazaar and supper will be: Mrs. Fuller
Swift. Mrs. L H Tucker, Mrs. J. B.
Watson. Mrs Horace Broaddus, Mrs
Henry Meisel. Mrs Chas- Lyman, Mrs
H C Myles, Mrs. r. o. Stain, Mrs
Van Dem Brock. Mrs D. Fl. Lane,
Mrs. R Elliott. Mrs. c. S Park. Mrs.
Alves Dixon, Mrs. T. 5. Stewart. Miss
Agnes Stewart. Mrs James Collins,
Mrs. Hugh White, Mrs Henry Greer.
Mrs. B. NJ. G. Williams, Miss F. Wood,
Mrs. W. T. Stewart. Mrs. W Warnock.
Mrs. W. l. Herbert, Mrs Winchester
Cooley, Mrs. Frank Seamon. Mrs J.
NJ Goggin. Mrs. W. D. Wise and Mrs
Walter Arnold
The Five Point circle OF the Won
ans auxiliary OF the First Baptist
church will meet at the home OF Mrs.
J. a. Corn, at 1929 Montana street. Fri
day afternoon at $50 o'clock An ex-
cellent program has been arranged
and refreshments viii be served. Mrs.
V. E. Ware. chairman OF the circle
win be IN charge OF the meeting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28
A SHAMPOO WORTH TRYING

1t is not necessary to shampoo
your hair SO frequently II it is en-
tirely and properly cleansed each
time by the use OF a really good
shampoo. The easiest to use and
quickest drying shampoo that we can
recommend TO our readers IS one that
brings out all the natural beauty OF
the hair and may be enjoyed at very
little expense, by dissolving q tea
spoonful OF Canthrox. which can be
obtained from any druggists. IN a
cup Of hot water. This makes a full
cup Of shampoo liquid. enough so it is
easy to apply II to all the hair in
stead Of Just TO the top Of the head.
This. when rubbed into the scalp and
onto every strand Of hair, chemically
dissolves all impurities. 1t is very
soothing and cooling in its action. as
well as beneficial to both scalp and
har. After rinising out the lather
so created, you will find the scalp
is fresh. clean and free from dandruff.
while the hair dries quickly and
evenly, developing a bright luster
and a soft fluffiness that makes II
seem very heavy.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28

A LETTER written by a number OF
a men who passed through FL Paso
recently en- route to an officers train
ing camp at Augusta, Ca. IN appreei-
alton OF the kindness extended them
by the canteen workers Of which Mrs.
]. L. Campbell is captain, at the union
station. has just been received. These
workers are on duty every day at the
car at the station and have done a
wonderful good in ministering 70 the
men Of the army service. who are
passing through from time TO time.
The men who wrote this letter were
given a dinner when they passed
through here. there being Il in the
party. The letter, dated Camp Han
cock. Ga, says:
we wish to express our heartiest
appreciation for the service rendered
US during our short yet happy time in
FL Paso. Wewere treated with respect
and kindness at every stop but not as
We were in FL Paso thanks to the FL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28

THERE was a meeting Of the Jewish
/ women's study council Wednesday
afternoon in community hall. Temple
Mount Sinai. when Mrs. Max Myer
talked on The Jew in Modern Liter
ature." A description OF Israel Gang
Wills life and works and a sketch Of
Bruno Lessing's works were given by
Mrs. Harry LYMAN. A reading. The
Shoemaker" by Leasing. was given
by Mrs. Harry Barnett The life and
works Of NIontauge Glass were re-
viewed by Miss jamie stolaroff. At
the next meeting OF the club. Jewish
women in literature will be taken up
for discussion
The women Of the First Methodist
church will meet at the church par
lors all day Friday to do reclamation
work Of the soldiers garments.
Miss Alberta Howard. OF 1922 Mon
tana street, entertained the Triangle
club OF the First Christian church.
During the business session four new
membe were reported by the mem
ported the missionary pledge OF $50
more than paid and the Triangle club
placed on the honor role The pro-
gram OF the day was as follows;
Song. Marseillaise-"
Lords prayer and offering.
Song, Il Love to Tell the Story"
Scripture reading. 23d Psalm. Miss
Molette Sawyer.
Review OF Song Of Our Syrian
Guest" Miss Ellen Trealor.
Piano solo. Miss Mildred Dow.
Paper on the Los Angeles Japanese
institute, Miss Blanche Dawson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28
Adler-i-ka
Helps Son!

Ny son had inflammation Of bow
els and was greatly bloated with
gas). After giving him Adler-i-ka he
is completely CURED. Doctors did
him no good" (signed) II Gerhard.
Ferdinand. Ind.
Adler-i-ka expels ALL gas and sour
ness, stopping stomach distress IN
STANTLY. Empties BOTH upper
and lower bowel. flushing ENTIRE
alimentary canal. Removes ALL foul
matter which poisons system Often
CURES constipation. Prevents ap-
pendicitis. We have sold Adler-i-ka
many years. It is a mixture Of buck
thorn, cascara, glycerine and nine
other simple drugs. Warner Drug Co.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28
FRENCH ORCHESTRA IN CONCERT IN LIBERTY
HALL; WILL HEAR IT AGAIN ON FRIDAY EVENING

. composed in 1875, one of the most re-
I markable works Of the French mas
/ ter, progresses in cycle form in the
/ manner of compositions formed on
/ one or two dominant themes which
] govern their development. It con-
sists of two movements thus divided:
l l. Allegro Moderate; Andaute.
> Allegro Nivace: Andante Allegro.
The closing number. so full of jolly.
rollic1ing. joyous music. was appro-
pirate both as a concluding number
Tor a most enjoyable concert and at
this time OF peace and good viii and
rejoicing lie Carnival Roman"
overture, by H. Berlioz, is a song Of
love breathed out into the night by
an English horn Then is heard the
mad whirling saltarello, in which the
rhythm continues TO accelerate until
the end OF the work.
This orchestra is a national French
( Institution. No man can play in IL
who has not received a first prize at
the French conservatory and all OF
the members have been in II from five
to 20 years. The conductor. Andre
Messenger. has been in charge for u
years. It was a treat to watch the
ease with which he conducted the mu-
sic, and the wonderful harmony pro-
duced by the slightest move Of his
baton. There are no unnecessary
gyrations and there IS no fuss. Every
thing is artistic and splendid.
Girls as Ushers.
The hall was nicely decorated in
flags OF the United States and the al
lies and pretty girls in the costumes
of the picturesque Normandie coun-
try acted as ushers, under supervi-
sion Of Mrs. Robert Holiday and F.
r. Maxwell. One of the most attrac-
tive features Of the brilliant perfor-
nance Of the French orchestra at Lib
erty hall Wednesday evening, when
society folk from the city and the
post attended in large numbers. was
the gracious manner and. attractive
personality OF the ushers. who were
under the supervision Of Mrs. Robert
Holiday and included a number Of
the most popular society girls and
students Of the high school
The members OF the Nifty Nitters
were very picturesque in their Nor
mandy frocks of varying colors. The
skirts OF bright hued silk. the full
velvet bodices laced with black vel
vet ribbons and nifty chapeaus Of
becoming design made most attrac-
tive costumes.
The personnel OF this group includ-
ed: Mrs. John Alexander Klein If.
Miss Alice Myles, Mrs. Herbert Her
bine. Mrs Jesse Beeson Hunt. Mrs.
steele Wotkyns. Miss Agnes Stewart
Miss Nellie May Bowen. Miss Sarah
Bridgers. Miss Elizabeth Stevens. Miss
Mary hill and Miss Valerie Lorig. A
high school group included: Misses
Helen Loomis, Helen Dunn. Louise
Beach. Lydia Happier, Lucille Cren-
shaw. Eloise Knots. Jean Gilchrist,
Gladys Booth. Frances Lockett, la
Van Sorrells, Marian Calnan. Nary
Caples, Mary Ginther and Katherine
Earle.
Max Hirsch. one OF the best known
New York theatricaf men. VINO IS US
ually alone when something high
class in a musical line is brought
here. is IN charge Of the tour OF the
orchestra and is meeting his many
friends here with a glad hand.
= NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28
.sHEARTs OF THE WORLD

The engagements OF D. W. Grif-
fith's great photOplay spectscles never
fail 20 draw out the very best ele-
ments Of society al the openings
everywhere they are announced and
Will be no exception TO the rule next
Monday, when Mr.. Griffith's latest
and greatest triumph, Hearts OF the
World" is presented for its premiere
IN this city at the Texas Grand the
alter. Already a large number OF the
alter parties have been organized and
the theater VIII have much the ap-
pearance OF an opening OF the opera
season in a great metropolis. It viii
be a fashionable affair all the way
through. Reports from New York and
Chicago say that Hearts OF the
World" is the most beautiful and SYM
pathetic story the great producer has
ever made That will be remarkable
in view Of his past achievements. The
sale Of seats starts tomorrow at the
Crawford theater.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28
Observation-Disclosures

Intolerance" D. W. Griffith's
mighty spectacle is being shown al
the Grecian theater today and to-
morrow.
In order TO give all those in FL Psso
who have not yet seen Intolerance
the opportunity OF seeing this wonder
film. the Grecian theater has decided
10 open its doore today earlier thar
usual, the first show starting at 11.3l
a m.
intolerance" IS a mighty big pic
ture. the show lasting two hours and
80 minutes. The Grecian management
anticipates large attendance on this
picture today and urges those who
can to come to the early shows. Al
though the weather has been very bad
for the past three days the attendance
on this picture has been large and il
is to be expected there viii be much
greater attendance today. This pic
ture is being shown at regular Gree
ian prices-aduIts IS cents, children
Is cents.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28
ELLANAY-aEvERYBODY's GIRL

Alice Joyce will be seen at the Ella
nay theater today for the last time in
o. Henry's delightful romance Of the
big city "Everybody's Girl"
This picture tells a very pleasing
story OF a young and beautiful girl
who has 10 make her own way in New
York. In the hope OF finding amuse-
ment and recreation she is not very
particular about the fellows she
meets; however. she is wise enough
to know those who are too fresh How
this girl finally meets the man OF her
choice and how she has a wonderful
day at the gay Coney Island IS de-
picted in this picture in a truly real
istic and delightfully."- pleasing way.
Tomorrow the Ellanay presents
Charles Ray In "A Nine O'clock Town
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28
About Ell PosonI1s.

Mrs I. ". Bates, who has been III
for the past week, Is convalescing at
her home. s07 Olive street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Barnhart have
moved from 400 Wyoming street to
SIS Crosby street
The condition Of Mrs. John 7. Reid.
who underwent an operation at Hotel
Dieu last Saturday. is very satisfac-
tory. Her sister Mrs Fritz Nelson. is
here from Memphis. Tenn. to attend
her and will remain here until Mrs.
Reid is convalescvent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28
ElPosoans Awor.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. Warner
formerly Of FL Paso. are now living al
129 South Hope street, Los Angeles
Uncle sam in the Los Angeles ship
yards.
Mrs. James Lawrence, wife OF Capt
Lawrence, Of the Z. s signal corps
now stationed in Maryland. is spend
ing Thanksgiving with Mrs c W
Powers, Of Columbus, n. NJ. Mrs. Pow
ers was the guest OF Mrs. Lawrence
several days before they went up TO
Columbus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28
wIGwAM-CIRCUs AND COMEDY.


There is a great popular priced bill
at the WigWam today. Eddie Polo,
an old circus performer who has made
a name for himself in pictures as a
dare devil. will appear in The Lure
Of the Circus" It is a thriller made
with the assistance Of the greatest
show on EARTH for which Polo form
erly worked It is said TO be the best
circus picture ever produced
Fatty Arbuckle Will be seen In
the reissue OF the Keystone comedy
Fatty and 1Iinnehaha." It is now
called, "Fatty's Indian Sweetheart"
"Fatty's" admirers will remember the
old title and viii all want to Sc II
again.
Mutt and Jeff"' viii appear In an
animated cartoon. AT The Front" It
is both timely and amusing.
Monday. Mary Pickford in her latest
production, Johanna Enlists," adapt
ed from the story by Rupert Hughes
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28

TOUR thousand FL Pasoans heard the
l great French orchestra in concert
in Liberty hall Wednesday evening
and enjoyed every second Of it. There
was the closest attention throughout
the rendition Of the various selections
and vigorous applause following each
number. The applause was so great
after the rendition Of Sairit-Saens's
-'Quatrieme Concerto" by the piano
and orchestra. that Alfred Cortot. the
pianist, was forced TO respond 10 two
cnchores- Seldom has a pianist re-
ceived such an ovation from an FL
Paso audience
Five numbers were given, all Of
them gems, the concert opening with
The Star Spangled Banner and
closing with lie Marseilaise," in ad-
dition to the regularly programmed
numbers. No encores were given. ow-
ing to the length Of the regular pro-
gram.
During the intermission. announce
meut was made that the orchestra
would remain here over Thanksgiv-
ing and that IL would play a second
concert on Friday evening, and this
was greeted with as great applause
as that which followed the various
numbers. indicating the pleasure the
audience anticipated in another op-
portunity to hear the greatest French
musical organization in another pro-
gram.
This VIII place FL PaSO in the
enViable position OF being one OF
only two cities in the country
where two concerts nre given by
this organization. New Orleans
had the privilege OF hearing the
orchestra twice. because Of the
necessity Of canceIfn~ another
date in the south. due to influenza.
German Selection Popular.
Carrying out his declaration in an
interview that he saw no reason 10
ban German music because his coun-
Try and Germany are at war. director
-Andre Messenger featured Beethoven's
symphony in c Minor (5th). Opus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28

Two popular World stars-Carlyle
Blackwell and Evelyn Greeley-are
seen IN the Worid-Picture. Leap To
Fame" which will be shown at the
Bijjou theater today for the last time
Leap To Fame" is an amazing pic
ture. It is jammed full Of surprises.
Of mystery and OF thrills. II grips
your attention at the very start and
holds 1t without a moments let UP
until the final fade away.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-28
on Of Town Visitors.

William P. Miller. Of Nevada. is the
house guest OF his sister. Mrs. D. V.
Fennessy.
Mrs. J. A. Shauck, OF Columbus
Ohio, arrived in Fl Paso Wednesday
and will spend the winter with he.
sister. Mrs Harry Greer.
Mrs. Arthur Rule. who. with her
son. Arthur. jr.. has been the guest OF
her father, Judge W. NJ. Coldwell. and
her sister. Miss Julia Coldwell. for the
past three months, will leave the first
OF next week for Verde. AriZ. where
she will Join her husband. The Rules
viii make their home in Verde where
Mr.. Rule has mining interests.