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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
Mrs. Fred c. KnoIIenberg Gives
Bridge Party For The Navy League

With Mrs. v L. RaggiO were Mrs.
Ben Lewis, Mrs Frank p. Jones and
Mrs. II A Warner
Mrs. Victor z. Roberts. Mrs. Harry
Platt. Mrs. EIdridEe Booth and Miss
Marguerite Goering were at one ia
BILE
In Mrs Edward C. Hitchcock's par
~ were Mrs. @. A. Martin. Mrs W.
s. FAINT and Mrs. NJ p Carlock- Mrs.
" B. CLARION substituted for Mrs.
Hitchcock, who was detained al home
because OF her husbands Illness
Mrs Harold X Blackmore. Mrs. o.
7. Bowen, Mrs. Jesse " Harris and
Mrs William H. T. Judd formed a
congeuial group. going Dutch treat.
AZ one table, Mrs George A. Taylor,
Mrs T. W. Ferguson, Mrs William
speaker and Mrs. J. A. Sacra formed
a congenial coterie, who enjoyed the
affair.
Mrs s. NJ Aguirre, Mrs. C. s. Nasits
and two friends were together.
Nearby were Mrs. W. 7. Nahm. Mrs
p. B. Rogers. Mrs r. +. Ebert and
Mrs J. u. stain formed a fslly four
some
Mrs. C. F. Morse had with her Mrs.
$ T. Harris, Mrs 7. Z. Benton and
Mrs Conrad Hudspetn-
Mrs. Charles knOblauch, Mrs. J. II.
Hurxthal. Mrs. J. II. Hirt and Mrs. d.
r. wilkes played as guests OF Airs.
HurXthal.
Mrs Ben ~ Freudenstein. Mrs Elias
O. krupp, Mrs. Henry Warner and
AIRS. H. Hyman formed one group.
Mrs Sig n. Schwabe entertained
for her guests DR.. Leslye Hyde. Mrs.
VT; T. O-Brien and Mrs. Bruno Friese.
Mrs F. T. Balentine and many 9TH
ers were present to enjoy the event.
which was one Of the most success
ful OF spring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
ELKS MAKING EFFORT TO
ESTABLISH A DEFINING LODGE

Deming. T. b., March ia strong
effort is being made TO get an Elks'
lodge established here. A petition is
being circulated for presentation to
the grand lodge OF that order. asking
for the usual dispensation for a lodge
here and enough signers have been
obtained
Howard Belts. OF Silver City. ". a
Eastman and J. c. Barnes, secretary
Of the Deming club. are active in
trying TO get the lodge established
Il is said that there are about 100
members CT the order now residing
in Deming and a lodge would GER
tanning be encouraged by the many
hundreds OF The Best People on
Earth" now temporarily domiciled in
Camp Cody.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
DR.. SLOUGH TACKLES LOCAL
CONDITIONS SUNDAY NIGHT

announcement was made Saturday
morning that DR.. Henry ". Slough,
evangelist who has been speaking for
the y. H. c. A. IN the city and nearby
army camps. viii. at the union civic
mass meeting at the First Presby-
terrain church Sunday evening. tackle
local conditions without gloves and
present the results Of an iuvestfga-
ton now being completed by local
workers associated in the Cleanup"
movement, that viii, it is predicted.
prove once for all answer to the
mass Of vagrant and untrue and in
accurate rumOrs regarding vice con-
dltions here The progress which Il
Paso has made in recent months in
this respect, and the excellent reasons
Tor confidence in a speedy complete
triumph over its worst internal enc
mics viii be detailed in graphic fash
ION by the evangelist. il was said
The service viii open TO all and viii
De conducted under the auspices Of
the congress cations Of the First Pres
byterian and First Christian churches.
II viii open at 7:45 o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

K ~ HE Importance OF Being
Earnest" by Oscar Wilde, is
= the play that the Dramatic
club OF the School or Mines is plan
ming TO give near the end OF the
school year The characters are to
be selected by competition a num-
Der OF the members will try for each
part and the one that interprets it
best viii appear in the presentation.
Some who are trying are Sarah
RrIdEers. FOR Lady BrackneI";
Frances Oppenheimer FOR Gwen
dolen"; Dorothy ReOrden, for Cecily
Franklin Williams. for "Algernon,
and Nary Heermans. for Miss
Prism" Rehearsals viii begin soon.
as the students are now learning
their parts.
A service flag with 81 stars. or
which the school is very proud, was
hung in the hall above the bulletin
board on "wednesday Tt is expected
that soon more stars Will have 10 be
added as a number OF the boys are
planning 10 join the colors at the
close Of the semester. The honor roll
now includes Lieuts- Walton r. Sor-
rells. C. W. Walden. James BiEgs,
Baylor Foster, Claudin Smith Womhle,
Russell Worthington, VIII Race, T. J.
Dwyer, SergL Llyn Pomeroy, Corp.
Carroll Roman. Eden Rutledge, Elliott
Chess. Orb Walker, W. Z. Sharp,
Harold Coldweu. W. r. Ouillan. J. W
Wilson, Tom Clements, Stewart Har-
ris, Earl Weisiger, Bruno Richmond. I
Rolfe Sample, Frank Coulnson and
Keith Davay.
Mrs. s. II. WorreI left on March Is J
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
One-Dish Meals
Are Satisfying

\" - NE-DISH meals Will please
the whole family" says the
Z. S food administration
They viii please mother because
they are easy to prepare. they will
please brother because they fill him
ur.' they viii please sister because
it viii not take so long 70 do the
dishes, they viii please father be-
cause they go lightly on the pocket
book. and they viii please the L. S.
food administration because they arc
food conservation meals" continues
the government writer. Then the
following recipes are furnished;
POtted HOIuiny and Beef
Hominy is excellent 70 use as part
Of One-dish dinner. IL you have a
fire In your stove so tha- YOU can
cook IL for a long time. OF II YOU use
fireless cooker. Heat I = quarts OF
water TO boiling. add teaspoon Of
salt and 2 cups OF hominy which has
been soaked overnight. Cook in 4
double boiler for four hours or IN the
fireless cooker overnight. This
makes 5 cups. This recipe may be in
creased and enough cooked IN differ
ent ways FOR several meals HOminy
is excellent combined with dried.
canned or fresh fish. or meat and
vegetable leftovers may be used.
Here Is one com D1natlOu-
. tablespoons TAT
. tablespoons flour
cups milk
4 potatoes
cups carrots
. cups cooked hominv
I teaspoon salt
u pound dried beef
Melt the fat stir in the flour, add
the cold milk and mix wei Cook
until It thickens. Cut the potatoes
and carrots in dice. mix al! the ma
terials in baking dish and bake Cor
one hour.
Shepherds Pie.
I tablespoon fat
! onion
l pound raw meat or leg, orsr meat
cups tomato
p teaspoon salt
IS teaspoon pepper.
4 cups mashed potato
Melt the fat, add the sliced onion,
and il raw meat is used, add II and
stir until the red color disappears.
Add the tomato and seasoning. II
cooked meat is used. add il with the
tomato and seasoning, after the
onion Is Drowned and heat through
oil a baking dish. put in a layer Of
the potato, add the meat and gravy,
and cover with the potato dotted with
TAT. Bake half an hour.
Cabbage Pie.
Select a hard head Of cabbage, cut
away the outside leaves, then soak in
salt Wster 70 dislodge any insects
that may be in the leaves. Drain and
put into ice water, then dry between
the folds OF a cloth. being careful
not 10 destroy the shape OF the head.
Carefully scoop out the center OF the
head, reserving this portion for soup
or salad. fill the cabbage with a
stuffing OF chopped chicken and beef
or other meat pounded TO a pulp, sea-
soned with salt. pepper, parsley, nut
meg, chopped green pepper and bound
with the yolks of two eggs. Put the
stuffed cabbage in a baking dish
cover with boiling water and bake IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

aviation corps somewhere in
France" Lieut. Blumenthal stated
that ne had seen Harry Nelsch, an
other former High school boy. who
is now lieutenant and is also at the
front In regard TO Lieut. Welsch,
Maurice says. Il had the good Tor
tune TO see Harry Melsch on New
Years day. Harry is held high In the
be sure he is holding down part of
The line Maurice and Harry Joined
the service at the same time about a
year ago.
The girls OF the Square club held
their weekly meeting Friday after
noon at the High school Mrs. H. ID
Field gave a very interesting talk
on Hospitality ana Good Manners.
AT the close Of the program the meet
ing was turned over TO new business
it was decided by the girls that they
would give some entertainment 10
raise money the purpose OF which IS
to buy chairs for the new soldiers
club.
The girls were reminded Of the. rec
ognition meeting for new members,
which is TO be held at the T. w. G &.
building on Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock
Principal A. H. HuGhey. in re-
ferring yesterday 20 the high school
boys who are In France-Carl Blum
enthal. Frank Scotch, Harry w elscn
and others. told the boys Of the school
that IL these students and exstudents
could offer their lives on the battle
front, IL is M 20 the other boys at
home to see that everything is done
10 give them food To this end, he
suggested that as many boys as pos
sib1e volunteer for farm work this
summer during vacation. In accord
ance with a request from president
Wilson. Next week he VIII take
pledges OF boys who are willing 70 do
this work and he viii then make eff
forts TO secure places for them on
farms in the valley during the. vaca-
ton period. The boys OF Phoenix
high school have already done a great
deal Of this work and Mr.. HuEhey
hopes the Fl Paso boys will make
their usual good showing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
5000 Children To Be Parade For Red
Cross "Wake Up America" Celebration

pert carrying the authorized message
OF the food administration; -Mobil-
izing American kitchens TO Help Win
the War"
Saturday afternoon:
The Metropolitan Concert company.
Domestic science expert lecture,
Patriotism Expressed in Domestic
Efficiency"
Saturday night
Dr. ". Z. Adams. the course direc-
tor. lecture, The Call 70 the ColOrs"
The Metropolitan Concert company.
Monday morning:
Demonstration lecture by Red
Cross nurse carrying the authorized
message OF the American Red Cross
The Prevention OF Diseases as a Pa
triotic Duty"
Monday afternoon.
The David Duggin Concert COM
pany.
The Red Cross Lecture. The story
Of the Red Cross in Peace and War
Monday night:
DR.. W. E. Adams. the course direc-
tor, lecture. when the Boys Come
Home" or our Town After the War"
The David Duggin Concert com
pany in closing concert.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
Mine School Students Will
Present Play by Oscar Wilde
y IOsEPHINE lIARCH


for Los Angeles and other points In
California, where she viii spend the
summer Dean Worreu will join her
I'm the early part OF June They win
retrrn together in the fall when the
deans duties cal him back 10 school
by way OF the Grand Canyon.
During a lunch hour recently
picnic was enjoyed by a number Of
the students. AS soon as the last
morning class was dismissed they
climbed the mountain behind the
main building and spread their tempt
ing repast- The party included Mary
Dorothy Clark. Josephine March.
Frank woodward. Fred Bailey. Hance
Mckinney and Franklin Williams
Climbing this mountain IS one OF the
most popular pastimes so the students
expect 20 have many OF these jolly
picnics while the spring weather
lasts.
Mil work classes are now under
way as the mill is sufficiently COM
plete FOR use. Milling is one Of the
most interesting subjects offered at
upper classmen.
Earl Weisigner, former student
who is now a Lieutenant in the aVla-
ton corps. visited the school on
Thursday.
Prof. 7. L Henry IS able 20 again
take charge Of his classes, following
a brief absence due to an accident
on his ranch AT Fabens-
Prof. and Mrs. John Fielding. r.,
will move into the dormitory the last
Of this month. where they viii make
their home for the remainder OF the
school term
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
r RS FRED C. KOLLENBERG


NJ opened her pretty home Fl
4 Il Austin Terrace, at 1917 Cum
berland. Tor a large auction bridge
thIs afternoon-one Of the delightful
series that have "saved the day dur
ing the always prevalent Iethargy Of
The Ienten season by giving TO socle-
-y a constant supply CT happy affairs.
Zach o. these parties have been
planned for a purpose. and a worthy
one. for the funds have and are be-
ns used TO buy wool Tor the Navy
league. Little Elizabeth KnollenberE
l-zde and adorable door maid, being
her mothers chief assistant in enter
aiming
me rooms were in green and white.
Carrying out with artistry the ST.
Patrick motif When six games were
played. the hostess served delicious
hot oatmeal rolls and coffee by way
Of Ho1verizinE, and started some
something" by her practical demon
sLrarlol or 2 fine substitute Tor
wheat Mrs kuOuenberE made her
on -four, and her own bread. And
Tor first prize, gave aabig angel food
cake-au in keeping with the spirit
Of the times A hsndpainted plate
and two consultations were also
ing afternoons pleasure. So viii be
turned over 10 the comforts commit
tee OF the Navy league
llrs William p. 3. McSain, chair
-lan Of the comforts committee, was
among the guests, her four being
completed by Mrs. c. =. Ehler. Mrs.
d. NJ Nooke and Mrs. Paul Gintner-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
DR.. RacheIe Yarros Comes Monday To
Deliver Series OF Talks To Y. w. c. H..
= T. RACHELLE TARROs. Of Chi


- T. RACHELLE TARROS. Of Chi
cage. VIII arrive IN FL Paso
- Monday TO deliver a course OF
lectures under the auspices Of the ma
ti7azi war work council OF the Young
fVoman's Christian association, 10
which she has devoted the past six
months This prominent eastern WON
an is vel known throughout the
country. having spoken before such
Eauizations at the General Fedora
zion Of Women. her talks being chron-
iclel as among the most vital on the
entire program She Is married, her
husband being an editorial writer OF
the Chicago Evening News For the
past ten years they have made their
home az HUI House. and thus DR..
Earros has been closely associated
with Jane adams.
Dr. Tarros win give her first lee
rure Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock in
the gymnasium OF the Y. W, to the
women or the city-espec 20
mothers This VIII be the biggest AZ
flir planned for the doctor during her
ten days sojourn in Fl Paso.
on Tuesday evening at ESQ Dr. var
roE VIII speak 10 the business and pro-
fessioual women OF the city Arrange
Ieuls are being made FOR those who
wish 20 have supper together in the
rea room al $50 p. n There is 10 be
al informal social hour from z on the
lobby floor. Dr. Earros viii speak in
she auditorium promptly at 1880
A number OF talks viii be made 20
-le hlEh school girls at the regular
assembly hour on Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday Other meetings viii
be announced later. through these col
uUuE
The members OF the night gymua-
ia D. .n-n.a
party ln the T. W. gymnasium to-
night A good program, with games
ard refreshments. VIII be the chief
feature Of the occasion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

Lodges and Clubs.

Members OF Review A.. the Macca-
bees, viii hold a regular meeting
Tuesday at ESQ p. m, in T. o. o. +.
hall Bunco and 800" viii follow a
short business session
With the proceeds going toward the
furnishing of the new soldiers recre-
alton building on North oregon street
the true blue junior class OF Grand
view Baptist Sunday school viii give
an entertainment at the mission Non
day evening The program is in
charge OF Miss Bethel Osborne.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
AutOmObiIing and Outings.

Mr.. and AIrs. Frank b Hadlock and
J. W. HIler have just returned from a
two weeks trip, by motor. TO the
mountains back Of Albuquerque
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Murchison,
with their charming young house
guest, Miss Wynne MaLon OF Los An
geles. and Mrs. J. II. Dudley and Mrs
a. p. Coles, leave today on a jolly mo-
tor trip 10 various points in Texas
The COngenial party plan 10 spend q
few days in Dallas, Mineral Wells.
Fort Worth and Athens. going from
there 10 Stevens lake FOR a Eomad
habitat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
High School Students Arranging For
Graduation: EX-StudentS In France


IN HE latest edition Of the High
School Taller has just been IS
4 sued The Tatler, this month,
contains a great deal OF senior
News" Following are a few OF the
items:
The Taller annual. hitherto put
out by the Tatler staff. is this year
TO be in the hands Of the senior class.
While this is an innovation here. it
is the custom in many, il not most,
Of the high schools IN the country
where they get out an annual Harry
Pearson has been elected by the class
as editor in chief, with Leslie Won
eldorft as his assistant. Robson
POmeroy is TO have charge Of the sec
ton devoted to athletics. The get
ting up OF the jokes is in the hands
Of Roy Wyler. Margaret Powers Is
literary editor and Eva stevenson
has the cartoons
March % has been set for the an
nual senior holiday. The class plans
to 90 TO Hueco tanks for the day
Since there are not enough cars in
the class 10 take everyone out there,
some friends are TO be invited by the
class 10 20 with them. The general
plan Of the annual has already been
determined as well as certain details.
Instead OF the old way Of printing
names under the senior pictures. they
are 70 be autographed. Another idea
that is new will be the use Of baby
pictures under which viii be given
the present high. official titles by
which seniors are known; Mayors,
presidents. athletic captains, etc.
Margaret Powers and Francis
two girls well known in the
literary life of the school, have been
chosen for the posts Of senior class
prophet and OF class historian, respec-
lively. Margaret Powers is TO COM
bine the office Of poet with that OF
prophet. writing her prophecy as q
poem Francis Clayton is TO be his
torian-"
Principal A. II. Hughey has recently
received a letter from Lieut. Maurice
who attended High
school last year and Is now IN the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
About ELPasoans.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse H. Garner. 500
Arizona street, are the parents Of
daughter. born March 13.
Mr.. and AIRS. James ". Johnson.
=O51 Chester street are the parents Of
a son, James w, jr., born Feb. 81
Mrs Donna klugel, chairman OF the
local war service work, who has been
in Providence hospital for two weeks,
following an operation for appendi-
citis. viii be moved Sunday to her
apartments, No. 10 McClintOck apart
ments, but viii stu be under the
care OF a nurse
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
S. B. PUGH HELD FOR U. S.
AUTHORITIES BY POLICE

s 3. Pugh was arrested Saturday
morning in connection with a bad
check charge, by detective Billy
Smith at 1117 North Ochoa street He
was brought 70 police headquarters.
where il was ELECTED that Pugh was
wanted in Santa Fe by federal au-
thorities. He was held for investi-
cation by federal authorities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

Observations taken
A. . e. m 18th me
ridizn time 5 a. m
FL Paso tinlss March
j., 1918.
Forecasts
FL Paso and viclu-
lty. Fair tonight
and Sunday rising
temperature sunday.
New Mexico: To-
night and Sunday
fair slightly warm
er east portion
Arizona. Tonight
and sunday fair
not much change IN
temperature.
West Texas: To-
night fair; not 80
cold north portion,
Sunday fair riaing
temperature.
IN Fl paeo ~ NON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

Women's Military Service Boots.
These are the boots you wiz like.
Made Of fine quality tan calf, have
double sole and military heel They
are reasonably priced at S7.55.
See special window display OF other
stylish Spring footwear.
Lerner shoe Co., 229 San Antonio St.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
TWO WOMEN ARRFsTFD.

Edna Noruberg was arrested in the
200 block on Myrtle avenue a 4 o'clock
Friday afternoon, on charge OF va
graucy.
Maria Coma was arrested on a va
grancy charge al a house IN the 1900
block on Boulevard street, at 4 o'clock
Friday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

women delegates TO the national
service school at washington IN Amir
VIII bring their own hoes and shoveIs
and VIII receive instruction from or
Iiclals or the department OF aErIcuI-
ture on government land.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

The junior girls OF the Y. ". c. a
had taffy pull in the association club
rooms this afternoon
Members of the High School Girls
club VIII have charge Of the Tesper
service at the Y. W. Sunday afternoon.
There viii be a program and new
members viii be received with the
recognition service. The meeting isl
set for $50 o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

A unique honeymoon will be that
OF Miss Eva Williams. Of Federals-
burg, and DR.. ALFRED. Pfitsch, Of Balti-
more, who viii look after the welfare
Of over 100000 Hindus in the 5ungles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
Engraved Birth AnBouneement-

Engraved Birth announcement.
Did you know that we engrave an
nouncements for the new baby in FL
PasoE Correct form and beautiful
workmanship FL Paso Printing Co.,
l08-116 W. Main St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

F. 7. Weymouth, chief OF construc-
ton Of the reclamation service, ar
rived saturday mroninE from Denver.
Colo. and VIII be at the local office
for two or three DAYS In connection
with construction work in the Rio
Granas NaLLeu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
Don t Suffer NouO
With Stomach Trouble
Recommends Fruitola and
Traxo as Positive Remedy
That Brought Relief.

I'm her work as an evangelist in the
mountain districts Of West Virginia,
Mrs Mary A. Feuee, 1864 Madison Ave,
huntington, w.. Va, is frequently called
Oh 10 relieve suffering among the people
and has become familiar with the prac-
teal value Of remedies easily available
Mrs. Ferree tells of several cases Of
stomach trouble that yielded readily 70
Fruitola and Traxo. She SAYS Ny
first experience with Fruitoia was in my
own family. Ny daughter suffered
acutely from stomach trouble, and the
doctors seemed unable to help her.
Finally one doctor said the trouble was
gall stones and that an operation was
necessary, but 70 this ] would not con
sent I heard Of Fruitola and Traxo and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16


Of
be O helping 10
in
Frtola oil
and disna the hardened particles that
suffering dihargng
usually sufficient indicate efficacy
Alternative effective to rebuild and restore the weakened
system
A special trouble
writing Puus Laboratories Monticello, IlnoA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16
WEATHER BULLETIN.

the oven until cabbage IS done,
Serve cut in wedge shaped pieces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

4. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-16

Relative humidity IN e Paso al moor
Saturday. 20 percent
Precipitation last "a hours Cinchesj 90.
state OF weather ..-.-.--.-.-..-f
Lowest temp. last night.
Highest temp. yestdayl