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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
FOR COAST HONORS.
Harlan and Staten Island 10 Fight for
Championship On Phiilies Grounds.

Championship On Phiilies Grounds.
The Harlan team Of the Delaware
River League is playing the Standard
team Of the New York district on the
Phillie. grounds, in Philadelphia this
afternoon, for the championship Of the
Atlantic Coast among shipyard teams
The Harlan team and with the band Of
the plant. and also from Puscy and Jones
left al noon Prior TO the game, the two
bands will take part in i band competition
in which II bands from as many shipyard
plants will compete The second game Of
the series Of five games will take place on
the Polo grounds in New York, tomorrow
afternoon.
joe Jackson who hurt his foot last week
was unable to play today but will likely
he IN condition to take part IN next
Saturday and SUNDAY games
Every Evenings classified ADVERTISE
uents bring results Proved 10 the satis :
faction Of many and vii be 70 you. Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07
AS to Our Policy

have booked only varied hrstass legitimate
will maintain popular excepting
of
in the will be changed
conform with the standard of said attractions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-07

FOR SALE FARM AT BARkSDALE.
Md u and . u station prop
crty four miles from Newark. Del, now
conducted dairy and poultry farm
21O acres with modern up -to-date buildings
This Is exceptional farm property. Res
honahe
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
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FromOver There

Letters OF interest from Americas
soldiers who are with the allied
force in France.
livery Even ng will be glad to re,eive
and print lettersof this character.
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The Queen and Majestic Theatres

hanks and promise to every effort to make
that Wilmington may we'll feel proud of.
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Observation-Disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-04
out of Town Visitors.

H 3. Elliott OF Clint. IS at Hotel
sheldon.
n Anderson. Of Deming. is at Hotel
sheldon.
H. j.. Easter. Of sasco, Ariz, is at
W. +. Cushing. Of Big Springs. is al
Hotel sheldon
c. W. Hartman. OF Clifton, IS al
Hotel sheldon
f. f. heLy of Las Cruces. is al Ho-
tel Flso del N0rte-
Mrs 7 Roberts OF Fort Hancock,
is a- Hotel sheldon
Airs r. Tyler. of HermaCas, y n.
Isl ~ Hotel sheldon
Airs. Charles F. sloane. OF Globe, 1s
NJ Hotel Paso del Norte.
llr. and AIS N. MulLman OF Carls-
5a- D are NJ Hotel Zeiger-
1lr. and Airs. ". ~ Adauson are
NJ Hotel Paso del N0rte.
j. E Wagner and family OF Mazda
lena, are az Hotel ZeiEer.
O. W. Goedeke- a catrleman OF
Pe-os. Is az Hotel Zeiger.
llr. and Mrs j. w Paterson Of Mag
dalena. are no Hotel Zeiger-
Donald b. saunders OF Clovis y ",
is ar Hotel Paso del NCrre-
Mrs Bert Brown of Magdalsua. y.
IL. is at Hotel Paso leI Norte-
]. T. Davis, "a sheep man OF Nag
dalen1. y. M-. IS az Hotel ZeiEsr.
corro. " NJ. is az Hotel Paso del
Norte.
AIRS. Douglas Cartrisht OF Los An
sel-S, has come TO- visit in the home
Of Ar and Airs. Charles A. NfcAlpiue.
Of 81. Arizona street
At Hotel LauEhliu the following are
registered AIRS Beatrice NCKota,
Gear Rapids. Iowa; Edward AleEau-
der, New York city; AR and AIRS.
Chas- c. Luuln FL PasO- Donald
stewart, Hilsdale. Mich.
Mrs. Clifford Taylor. OF san Angelo
Is Bro the Ci.v visiting AR and Mrs
r. T. L. FoEle. az 5115 Rivera sire @.
l-- and AIRS. C. D. HambauEh and
baby have been here visiting MS
Hamhaush'S parents, Mr. and Mrs s..
j Strayer. OF 21g West Nevada street @.
ar and Airs. Ham 1au-h are former
p Poso1Ts now residing in Omaha
Leo -cnlff. manager OF tne Scnltl
Mercantile Emporium. OF silver City
n NJ, is in I'D PlSp, stopping at the
Hotel PgsO del NOrte. He is accom-
panied By his sister. Miss Clara Schiff.
who is en- route east 10 complete her
musical course lIiss Schiff is visit
ing Airs. j. T. Robertson Of 1925 Nyr-
Tie avenue.
AIr. and Mrs z. @ snow came
down from Elephant Butte dam YES
Jerday and stopped at the Del Norta
AIRS. snow left today for DeUcpClis.
Ala. 20 visit relatives lIr. SNOW re-
manning here for the time being For
he past year AIR. snow has been the
lessee ~ the hotel AZ Elephant Butte
Ham- He reluquisbee the lease OF
jan. Z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-04
BACK ACHE
Gmhsr Up With Penetrating
Hamlin's Wizard Oil

A harmless and effective prepara-
ton to relieve the pains of Rheuma-
tism, Sciatica, Lame Back and Lum-
bagO is Hamlin's Wizard Oil. 1t pen
etrates quickly, drives out soreness,
and limbers up stiff aching joints and
muscles.
You have no idea how useful It
will be found in cases Of every day
ailment or mishap, when there IS
need OF an immediate healing, anti
septic application, as in cases Of
sprains. bruises, cuts, burns, bites
and stings.
Get It from druggists for so cents
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipated or have sick
headaches Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 80
cents. Guaranteed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-04

About FL Pasoans.

Afr and 1frs. r. +. GauI have
rented their Nsleta ranch TO Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Shade and with their
daughter Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin wiz
move 90 ri Paso.
Mr. and AIRS III. %. Ashlev have
sold their home at 2412 Montana. and
have moved TO their former home. $40
Mesa avenue. Mrs Ashley is leaving
shortly for a visit with her parents
In Beevile Texas.
Mrs J.. W. Mitchell IS I'm Maria for
the holidays a cahleEram has just
been received by Mrs IitchelIs faith
er. Ben S. Catllu. announcing the safe
arrival OF her brother. Lieut.. sam cat
lin. Of the aviation corps, I'm France
M and Mrs. w 7. Harris. who re-
turned Saturday from an owe Christ
mas visit with their son, Eugene, az
Camp Travis. san Antonio are nov
ing today from 1921 East Rio Grande
20 their new home on 1920 Montana,
where they viii receive friends. as
soon as settled.
Miss Irma Lee Davis. who was oper-
ated upon Tor rOnsils, st Hotel Rolls
ton. Thursday. has sufficiently recov-
cred 10 be taken 70 the home Of her
sister. AIRS. Leo r. Schuster. Miss pa-
Wis who Is a decidedly popular girl
viii be able to return TO her school
work at Ward-BelmOnt. in Nashville,
within the next week or ten days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-04
THOUGHT EACH
DAY WOULD BE
Her VERY LAST
Hrs. johnson wants others
to find relief as she has
by taking Tanlac.

"I don't know any better New Year
Uish I could make all suffering peo-
rIs than that they may find the Won
derfuI relief Taulac has brought me. %
said Mrs. Jake Johnson Of 1890 Hemp
hin street. Fit Worth. Texas
For seven years" she continued. 81
suffered from stomach tro"" 'e. r"--
r1atism and painful disordered kid
reys. My stomach bothered me great
deal I'm one way or another and ms
Kidneys caused me constant worry
Ny back hurt me dre1dfuuy, so bad
iu fact. ] couldn't get down or up
without help. 7 had frequent head
aches. intense rheumatic pains In my
right arm and both legs and feet 4
was So nervous and miserable I could
hardly sleep. and felt duh, draEEy and
worn out iu the mornings My SUI
ferins is more than 7 can explain I
Just thought every day would DE ms
last
Il had tried many medicines but
they were absolutely useless 90 me
and 7 had just about given up all
hope IN Eanl1c had failed me Z don't
know What / would have done. but
IFS the --andest medicine 7 have ever
heard Of In three days after ] began
using il my appetite improved and ?
felt better ] cen hardly eat enough
90 satisfy me now. ] have already
eainei ten pounds IN weight and feel
better in every way. Aly rheumatism
IS so much better that believe 10
VII soon be gone entirely All my
other troubles have LETT me and Tu
so much better off that I feel that
have q new le. Sc on life. Ny sleep is
sound and restfuI and get up in the
mornings feeling stronger and more
vigorous I can walk better than 4
could in a long time and ! can't praise
Tanlac too highly for what 10 has done
and Is still doing for me.
Tanlac Is sold iu Fl Faso by Kelly
G. Pollard Co. me- and Peoples nruc
store. under personal direction of o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-04
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know Dr..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret Of keeping young is to feel
young-to do this you must watch your
iiverand bowels-there' snoneedot hay-
ING a salloW complexion - darE rings
under your eyes -pimples-a bilious
look in your face dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your dOctorwil tel sou ninety
per cent Of all sickness comes from IN
active bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, a wel-nown physician
in Ohio, perfected a vegetable CON-
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels, which be gave to
his patients for years
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub.
sttute for calomsl, are gentle in their
action yet always effective They bring
about that exuberance Of spirit thar
natural buoyancy which should be En-.
joyed byeveryone BY toning upthe liver
and clearing the system Of impurities
You VIII know Dr.. Edwards Olive
Tablets by their olive color. 10c and
25c per box. All druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-04
Annual Catholic Charity Ball the
Big Social Event For This Evening

lcusou Mr. and NJ N II Cs-11ir---,
DR. and Mrs. w. J.. Brown 1Tr and
Mrs. Maurice SchvVarrz 7r-s
Freudenrhaf ATr ana 7rrs Tac1- q. ~
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r.. lie Ba-on. James Il vVa-+- ~ ami
Mrs STANLEY Beyan Ms ,r--t1,-
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1ro0sor. gr- and Mrs L Van u--.-.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-04

r the historic little old Tsleta
church. tonight at $50 o'clock. an
Il Interesting marriage IS 90 DEE SOL
emnizeI that OF Serst William B
CLARION, Jr- the eldest of three sons
Of Mr. and AIRS. william b. Glardon.
OF Nsleta. and Miss Julia Loewenstein,
the daughter OF 1Ir and AIRS. Moritz
LoeWensteiu- The groom TO be is al
home from Camp Travis. san Antonio,
having enlisted sept q under the col
OTIS, and with his fair bride viii be AT
Hotel Paso del c-orte. until ordered
elsewhere. The wedding is to be an
extremely quiet affair. though the
interesting old mission is being beau
tifully decorated today. FIN prepara-
-i0u for the event Later. q dinner is
to be served at Hotel Paso del Norte.
only members of the family who are
TO witness the uup-ials being asked
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-04

A Ii III f4su IS anticipating with
"A pleasure toniEhts tenth annual
L - Charity ball which promises to
be eclipsinsly brilliant and one Of
the most important happenings on the
social register OF the entire winter
The ballroom on the TOP floor of Hotel
Paso del Norte viii be the scene OF
the fastivity, with the grand march.
TO be led 10y Mai. Cen and Mrs. George
WindIe Read. starting promptly at 9
o'clock Many handsome gowns are
TO EraCe the occasion. with full dress
de rigeur, though like all affairs OF
war times, IL viii be more OF less sans
Ccremenle. AIRS j. T. 3rIScplL prlSl-
dent of the Catholic Momeu's BeneVO-
lent oCiatiou. is responsible for the
perfect arranEe ments with which the
bali VIII be launched, this wei known
marrOu being capable OF carrying any
venture TO a successful fruitiou. Aus
meutLu- her committee are Mrs ~.
g. Roe, Airs. George E. Cameron. N-s.
j. C. Roman. Mrs. Leo Hartford. Airs.
g. W Fassett 1Irs. !. T. O'ECurSe.
Miss a. O.. DOYLE and Mrs Thomas
O'keafe. ATessrs. vs.. j. Quiglev and
" g. Roe are on the floor committee.
and the floor personnel numbers Her
man 81 Audreas. chairman, DIT. Paul
Gallagher. Frank ). AiHsa. Leo Hart
ford. y. T. priscolI Vincent b. An
Greas DR.. b. y Galloway and Dr.
George Z. Cameron.
Among the list OF acceptances are
included Mai Gen. and Mrs. George
Wiudle Read. U. s. A.; Miss Margaret
Read. Capt. Burton Y. Read. ar. and
Airs. Charles Fomeroy, Mr. and Mrs.
Zach Lamar Cobb. AIR. and Mrs
Thomas a. German, AR. and Mrs. o..
T.. Hawks. NIr. and Mrs. g. A. Martin,
Airs. O.. u. Mckay. judge and Mrs A-
- Eylar. AIR. and Mrs. f. W. Broad
dus ZTr. and Airs Horace 3. Stevens.
Airs. u. r. Lebanon At and Mrs g.
W Fassetr. Mrs. =. Cody. Miss Marie
Parker Frank j Langan, Miss Par
ker. Nr. and Mrs. Burt Orndorff. Mrs.
T.. II. Foley. Air. and Mrs. y. O.. Blu
Cnoz. Mrs. ". Koch. jr., j. IT, Chiffon.
Miss Nadce HackeJJ. p 1Iillican. Miss
81. O.. Doyle. Tom Doyle, Hugh Mclean.
Mrs. Della Lane, Ur. and Mrs. George
E. Cameron. Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Briu-
ker Mr.. and Mrs. Victor CALAIS. Mr.
ana Mrs W. c. Roe. Girls Amanda. Jr,
Capt. Beach. Capt Collins, Lieut. Mar
shall Prenriss. Air. and lIrs. Ralph y.
Davis. Nr. and AIRS. c. T. Kelly. Dr.
and Mrs H. n. stark. Mr.. and Mrs T.
o. stafford. Nr. and Mrs. Lloyd Car
ringer. Mr.. and AIRS W r. Doris, Air.
and Airs. vs.. w Rose. AR. and Mrs.
W il. Garvev. ar. and Mrs =. T. HiE-
r-rs. 1Ir. and Airs. T. r. Dietz. Miss
Marcy Purdy. Ar and Mrs. j. A. Fer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-04
Miss LOeWenStein to Become a Bride
Tonight in Ancient Church at YSIeta


While the popular young groom is
with Uncle Sans recruits fighting
for democracy. his charming wife viii
divide her time with the GlardOn and
parental Loeweustein homes. down the
valley Both families are extremely
prominent in southwest Texas.
THURSDAY evening. at the home Of
AIRS. T. H. Myers. was solemuized the
we'd ling OF Miss Olive z. Page and
Granville S. johnson. the happy cou
pie exchanging their marital VOWS at
S o'clock with Rev. D. j. Wade. of
Calvary p Houston Square Baptist
church officiating. The newlyweds
are 20 be al home In FL Pasc.
Rev Percy r. Knickerbocker. Of
Trinity Methodist church. quietly cele-
brated the marriage of Miss Eunice
sage and L. Williams. "Wednesday eve
ming. In the presence OF a few friends
and kinsfoIE who accompanied the
pair TO the parsonage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-04

It and was cured. I am no longer
nervous, am regular. and in ex-
cellent health. l believe the Com
pound will cure any female
trouble. Mrs. ALICE HELLER,
Christopher, III.
Nervousness is often a symptom
Of weakness or some functional de
rangement, which may be overcome
by this famous root and herb rem
edy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, as thousands Of women
have found by experience.
If complications exist. write
lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co,
Lynn. Mass, for suggestions IN re
gard to your ailment- The result
Of its long experience is at your
service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-04

" GOJGH washington. ID. C., proved
n bit toe far away 90 permit
= many 81 Paso members Of the
Equal Franchise league to attend the
recent National American Woman
Suffrage ASSOCIATION a report sent
oH from Miss Grace Virginia Logan,
delegate Of the local organization. was
listened 70 with special interest at
Thursday afternoons semi-monthiy
meeting. over which Mrs @. A. Critcb-
cit presided in the chamber Of com
merce buudinE-
TO was also the day upon which
prospective officers were nominated
abe choice falling upon Miss a. Louise
Dietrich for president Miss Grace
virginia L0Eau. first vice president
AIRS. T. r. KILLER. second vice 0rezi-
dent AIRS. Ernest A. EOuuE. sacre-
rary (prese1r iucum5eut)- AIRS Ho--
ace A. Lay NOW serving IN the same
office treasurer Mrs O. A. Crilch-
-rt auditor lIesdames Walter r
HAYNES v T.. RaEEiO Ponder s. Car
Ter and George H- Clements board OF
directors Mrs. s. j Feuue-L parlla-
mentariau- Election occurs q Tort
night hence
Miss Evafyu Log-u read her sisters
account or the big suffrage ConTeu-
rion. the latter being stll In Wash
ingtou. where she VIII visit for most
Of the winter
Robert 7. Lee chapter OF the United
Uaurhters of the ConfederaCv decided.
at Thursday afternoons monthly club
meeting 10 celebrate the birthday an
nfversarv OF the southern general for
whom the organization is named. with
-o7en house" for chanter members
their families and friends, together
with the men I'm khaki on the AFTER
noon Of saturday. January l$- between
Tho hours OF 8 and 6. at the Woman s
club
Airs. " H. Allen presided. the pro
cram being I'm charge OF MIS- j. a.
HurxthaL Ann and Chariee Kelly
-1ntrfbuted with readings and music,
Miss Ann being accompanied at lne
piano by Mrs W r. Brown w after
Davis also sang
Mrs. ". E EaEEio. official DELEGATE
of Robert i. Lee chapter TO the state
convention In L0uEv-ev. told of the
fofuEs of the latter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-04

ness nervous
ness, and was
in a run down
ditiOn
Two OF our
best doctors
failed to dome
any good /
heard so much
about what
Lydia E Pink
hams Vegeta-
bic Compound
had done for
others, I tried
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-04


Yslets, Tex. Jan. #-The rangers
who were called 10 Alpine during the
recent border disrul bance have re-
turned TO Ysleta-
Louis Roberts. q civil engineer. who
has been connected with the United
states reclamation service here left
Wednesday morning for Arizona to
accept a position there.
Miss Dorothy Wluau= and Miss
Vernon CUNNINGHAM were the guests
Of Miss Helen Fielder Tor luncheon at
her home Monday.
Lyndon Brent, formerly stationed
with the camp az Nslera. mas received
a special furlouEh TO study I'D and
-r-a the West Point entrance exam
nations lie left Wednesday nichr
10 pay a brief visit TO his home. IN
Los Angeles. He T.iu then return 20
1Sleta and put in mis- time in urenar-
alton for the coming examinations.
Mrs Elizabeth Hendrix. who has
been in Brownsville. Tex. for several
weeks on business trip. IS expected
To return the middle of January
There is a luU in the Indian dancing
preparatory TO another big cclehra-
ton January 6.
Mrs. H. Jensen had as New Year
~u---s. Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. VIII
Iiams.
The Tsleca schools opened Wednes-
day with q good attendance. THE fol-
lowing teachers are ia charge Mr.
Turner. Misses Mary and Cora Lee
Hubbard, Miss Petty Luther, Mrs
Work and Mrs. Frank.
Miss Ma en- Jensen also opened
school al san lose WITH an attend
ance Of 80 pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II Stevens were
I the New Years guess of Mr- and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-04
EIPasoans Auav.

J. r. Overstreet went To- Dallas on
the sunshine special Thursday
G.. b simpson went To santa Fe. ~.
A.. on the Santa Fs line Thursday.
II. r. DeCtscluer went 90 AlbU-
Guerque on the Santa Fe train Thurs
day.
p. T. HIboru went to Flagstaff
Arlz-, on the santa Fe train Friday
morning
Miss kathryn McGreeor went TO
san Diego on the Santa Fe train
Thursday.
MOiues on the Golden State limited
this afternoon.
Mrs. j. Huber went 10 Philadelphia
on the sunshine special THURSDAY.
and wll WISH al Liutle Rock, ARK. en-
route.
Mr.. and Mrs. A r. Burgess ana J. n.
Morgan went 10 Washington. I'd. O.,
on the Golden state limited this aft
ernoOn.
Alss Nellie May Bowen and her
mother, MIS- J.. T. Bowen, left Tlurs-
day morning for New York Clty.
where they VIII enjoy a months grand
opera
The Rev. Arthur NJ. Baker and fam
ily left for Little Rock, Ark. on
THURSDAY, where AR. Baker viii as
sumo the duties of a new passionate
going VIA The sunshine special
j. IL Robertson lett y, e4uesuay
evening for Douslas. where he viii
meet b. :. Gibbs of the Manhattan
rubber Manufacturing company, New
York, and viii visit several points lu
Arizona
Miss Nellie Smith is leaving the
coming week 10 resume her uulyer-
-ity work in Berkeley. having stay red
just as long as possible ON account
Of the illness OF ner mother.
Lieut.. Evans p. Peterman, after
spending his leave with his mo,uer.
Mrs. A. L. Peterman. at Wiliowwood
NJ Ysleta- returned to his station az
Kelly Field and leaves i'm short
time for duty over the sea-
Miss Nerna Altman was passenger
on Thursday mornings limited FOR
Fort Worth. where she viii attend
Texas Christian UNIVERSITY Newt It'd
well was on the same train. returning
to his school work at the University
of Texas, Austin.
Following their Christmas and New
Year vacation. enjoyed together ~
Hotel Paso del Norte. Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Guther have again returned 20
New York. their daughters Grace
and Mary, leaving simultaneously for
their school work nj Westlake Los
Angeles
Miss Alma McCruumeu. graduate
I'm a four years teachers course iu
New ENGLAND Conservatory of Music.
Boston. Mass. trained there in teach
ms. desires flw more students for
Piano Instruction at students OF her
own home Reasonable charges.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-04
Ell PaSoans Returning.

Following q merry outing TO the
Nan ranch. teyOnd Deming. Miss Fay
Tullous. Miss Blanche Roe Miss
Bertha Hilgartner, Miss Nellie Weabel
and Miss Lulu Barnett returned Mon
day TO their homes in e. Paso. The
girls went the day after Christmas
on the house party. spending an idea
vacation in the open, horseback rid-
ing climbing trails and enjoying
other outdoor sports