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Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-04

From the activity around the ore platforms Of the United States rail ways. one is led to believe the leas- CTS aAd producers fin the Tombstone district are getting out some ore. The lt,le mill at the Winters dump is hammering away for keeps and turn ing out a nice lot of silver concen- trates
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-04

Private W. o. Rhodes. the sentry who was fired on by a Mexican from this side of ;he line while he was on patrol duty Tuesday night. seems to he out of luck. Last night he slept m the draw near the boundary line west Of the immigration station near the Copper Queen smelter and the nos quitos attacked. nearly eating him up. When be dressed this morning his
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-04

W. $. Kirby. formerly chief Of police Of Douglas. and now a special agent in the employ of the Fl Paso & south western railroad. arrived in Douglas yesterday from Clifton and will speni several days here before returning to his headquarters in the Pass city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

MR. AND MRS. V. r STILES en-
wi tertained most informally at din
ner, at the Country club. Saturday
night, preceding the week end dance,
covers being laid for Mr.. and Mrs
James A. Dick and Mrs. Dicks sister.
Miss WcNIurtey, OF Oakland, CALI,
and Miss Beatrice Stiles, in addition
to the hosts.
Col and Mrs Francis W Glover
presided at one table, where were
seated Col J. J. Hornbrook. Col and
Mrs. Il. P. Howard, Miss Florence
Glover and Lieut.. Hutchlson-
Capt and Mrs Walter A. Merkle
also had guests, the personnel includ-
ing Miss Anne Tolbert, Mrs. Lewis
Forester. Lieut. Bleya and Lieut..
Thompson
Miss Sarah Bridgers and Capt and
Mrs. J. ". Wheeler were guests Of
Lieut.. Omar. OF the Ninth mounted
engineers
Capt. Lyerly also was host at an
informal dinner.
Among the town people motoring
out later to join the army set were
Miss Marian Calnan. Miss Jane Bur
yes, Miss Nancy Williams. Mrs. j.
Mason Pollard, Mrs. G. NJ Busbee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
MEX. OFFICER AND CHIEF OF
HERMOSILL0 POLICE SLAIN

Phoenix, Ariz-. Sept. 9.-Emelio
Guerrero. alias Jesus Morales has
been arrested here. charged with the
murder, at Hermosillo. Sonora. OF
Manuel Cara. that city's chief OF po-
lice, and Mai. Severe Lopez OF the
Mexican army.
The murder occurred about two
weeks ago. The victims were shot in
the back as they were conversing to-
gether. Guerrero was a private sol
der in the army and is understood TO
have thus tried TO settle a private
grudge-
Immediately a number Of Mexican
army officers were sent into the
United States. TO cover Texas, New
Mexico. Arizona and California sec
lions. to hunt the criminal down. The
officer assigned to this section was
Lieut.. Juan Villarcal. who. after visit
ing several mining camps. located his
man here and assisted in his arrest by
the local police.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
HELP GO.
DOESHER WORK
Mrs. Tobolt astonished at
results Of Tanlac-gains
20 pounds.

Some wonderful things happen IN
this world, and the way Tanlac has
resored my health and built me Up is
one OF them" said Mrs Paul Tobolt
OF 916 California Ave, Butte, Mont,
in one OF the most interesting and re-
markable statements yet published in
connection with the Master Medicine.
Ny trouble started about two years
ago" she continued. and have sim
ply been a nervous wreck ever since
until now. Last January I went TO the
hospital where I was told that my
whole system had become poisoned by
an affected appendix that an opera
ton was my only hope and It was
doubtful II this would save me So I
arranged TO have my children cared
for IN case 7 should not see them
again, and submitted TO the operation
Well. the operation was done with so
much skill, and 7 was so carefully
nursed that I finally got OFT OF the
hospital, and was home with ny hus-
band and children again Then
picked I'd wonderfully for little
more than a month when began haT-
ing terrible pains in my back over my
kidneys. Ny appetite left me. and
nothing tasted right. I was consti-
pated. had fearful headaches, and was
80 nervous I could hardly sleep ] fell
off until 7 weighed less than a hun
bred pounds and was so weak that II
was an effort for me TO get about al
all
Finally my husband suggested that
I try Tanlac- as II was being so much
talked about. and the results have
astonished us both couldn't see
much Improvement on my first bottle,
hut with the second my appetite got
better. 1 commenced TO feel improved
and was surprised when I got on the
scales. to find that I had gone up
10 one hundred and eight pounds
Well. the third bottle did wonders for
me. relieving me OF all pain and head
ache and making me want TO eat up
everything. I now welsh one hundred
and eighteen pounds-making gain
OF more than twenty pounds on three
bottles-and I'm wondering what my
fourth bottle which I have just started
taking. viii DO for me I sleep ike
healthy child. never waking at night
at all and feel like 7 could eat five
or six meals a day dismissed my
hired help. four weeks age. after
eighteen months steady service, and
since then I have done all my own
Homework, cooking and everything
lave no more dull, drowsy bad feel
ings and life IS a pleasure to me
can't praise Tanlac enough for what
IL has done for me" Tanlac is sold in
FL Paso by Kelly & Pollard Co, Inc,
and Peoples Drug Store.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
To HE'LL WITH
THE KAISER
This Smashing Sensation
Opens a Weeks Engage
ment at Unique Today.

To Hell With the Kaiser" a seven
reel feature patriotic production. op-
ened at the Unique theater today for
e weet-s run. The startling title Of
mis- Screen Classics, Inc, picture is
enough to commend It at once to pa
triotic people and a big audience was
present at today's matinee. The spec
tators were enthusiastic in their ap-
plause. The picture IS warranted 10
ian the spark OF national loyalty TO
white heat.
TO Hell with the Kaiser" Is
clever comr1inEling Of fact and fancy
The war lords OF Germany. the Pots
dam gang" presided over BY Wit
helm or Hohenzollern, are shown
planning the conquest OF the world
To each is allotted a nation as re-
ward.-the United states, reserved
for the last. Intended for the crown
prince The now historic incidents
are shown in which Wilhelm the
monster tore up the treaty OF Bel
gium. declaring II 70 be only a scrap
OF paper" and acknowledging TO the
world that he disreEarded all honor
and decency- The sacking OF Bel
gium. the burning OF converts and
the violation OF nuns and Young girls
are indicated in a way that makes
the blood boil with righteous indigna-
ton against the HUNS. nuE these mat
fers are so delicately handled that the
Youngest child oan see them without
harm.
A fleet Of airplanes Of the allied
armies Is shown in fun battle with
the enemy airforce. making one o.
the most thrilling scenes ever shown
on the screen. The kaiser Is abducted
by Alice and the American aviator.
Dodge, and taken into the presence
OF Gen. Pershing- Later. his appear
ance in the depths Of he'll is shown
and with the passing OF his base soul,
peace once more smiles upon the
earth.
TO Hell with the kaiser is a pa
triotic epic. II was directed by George
Irving photographed BIZ George K.
HOLSTER. and the scenario supplied
by June Mathis. A charming love
story illumines Il. a happy ending"
being supplied not only by the com
ing OF peace. but by the romance be-
tween Alice and the aviator TO Hell
With the Kaiser" IS OF the greatest
historic value and more than that Il
IS powerful story Scenes In the
trenches are shown which will be OF
intense interest 10 every American
community which has given sons 10
the great cause OF humanity. The
acting Of Lawrence Grant as the Kali
ser Olive Tell IS Alice Betty Howe
as Ruth. Frank Currier as Prof Non
roe. and John Sunderland as Dodge
deserves special mention, though al
the cast Is goOd--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
Tuesdays Society
And Club Calendar

/ EIRST regular fall meeting OF the
1 Mcdowell club. at 3:45 p m, in
/ the Woman's club auditorium, Miss
Z WInifrcd Woods in charge.
Rally Day" at Westminster Pres
byterian church at p. IN. by the
Women's auxiliary. Mrs. j. C. Low
man in charge Of the program
Monthly supper and social session
Of the Business Woman's club at the
Y. ". c. A.
Wade Hampton chapter. [. D. c.,
meets with Mrs. a. W. Bittick. 1926
TularOsa. TO elect officers for the new
year. at $3.50 p m
Annual meeting Of the Baptist
Women s Associauonal auxiliary 10 be
held in the parlOrs Of the First Bap-
fist church-an all day session start
ing at 1880 a. m
The annual lawn social Of st. Jo-
seph's parish will be an event OF
Tuesday evening at the chapel on
Hueco street. The Rev. FIR. Swift is
20 be master OF ceremonies. assisted
by Miss Margaret Hines, who is ar
ranging the program.
Red Cross. for the morning only
in the downtown workshop OF
the White House. Mrs Horace w
Broaddus, chairman of wOman's
service, assisted by Mrs d. Bruce
Smith, surgical dressings; Mrs.
J. +. Williams and Mrs. w. W. Tur-
ney. sewing; Mrs. l. 5. Stewart and
Mrs. c. Z. Kelly. knitting; Mrs. w ID.
Wise. surgical dressings: Mrs. H Il
stark. knitting. Mrs. Waters Davis,
sewing. Mrs +. ". Bell instructor in
knitting. Hostesses for the day;
Mrs Florence LeBaron and Mrs. James
Brady.
Mrs 6 NJ Aeuirre and Mrs & z.
Widdas in charge Of the Navy league
comforts committee downtown head
quarters on the third floor Of the
Popular. to give out instructions and
yarn and receive finished garments
Mrs. ". G. Roe and Mrs j. Il. Young
in charge OF the Red Cross community
Gamer, at the city market.
Army woman's circle Of the Red
Cross, to resume work Tuesday morn
ing. at the post
Red cross work at Temple vt
Sinai
First Aid class for the Red Cross
Dr. B. f. Jenness instructing, in Com
munity hall. Temble Mt. Sinai
Red Cross work at Temple Mt
Sinai. in charge OF Mrs Martin lie
lonka and Mrs. Charles Auer.
Trinity Missionary society members
and women Of the congregation viii
have something unusual when the de-
feated team in the recent membership
contest entertain, Tuesday, at $3.50 D.
m, in the parlors, for the victorious
team and new members.
FL Paso chapter O. E s. Mrs.
Charles RAIDER Will talk on the White
Shrine. which is soon to be formed in
FL Paso.
Robert E Lee chapter, z. D. C., viii
elect officers for the year at the
Woman's club. 3 D. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
Numerous Dinner Parties Preceded
Country Club Saturday Night Dance

Mrs H. e Robertson. OF san An
tonic: Miss Elizabeth Stevens. Miss
Marion Howe. Miss Alice Myles,
Misses Enid and Marion Ainsa. Miss
Mary Gates Redmond. Miss Margaret
Gething. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo r Schus-
ter, Miss Irma Lee Davis. Dexter
Maple, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Emmett
Hines, Mr.. and Mrs ". G. Dunn, Mrs.
". B. Latta, Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Ma
pei. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Martin. Mrs.
A. J. Carter. Mrs. J. c. Cox. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Gething. Mr. and Mrs II.
c. Mylcs. Mrs. Robert Krakauer. Miss
Peggy Belts. Miss Ruth Morris and
others
Sunday nights informal dinners
were many. Lieut.. Peter D. Larson.
being host at one coterie, numbering
Miss Elizabeth Stevens. Mrs Mar
garet kinnon Stevens, Lieut. Louis
Forney and Capt Il. ". Kneeland.
T. NJ Quebedeaux had a small party.
as did Lieut.. Pickles Others dining
at the popular rendezvous were J. D.
Hughes, Charles ". Nebeker. Mr.. Ma
pei and a few additional FL Pasoans-
Dean and Mrs. s H. Worren were
also at one table, the latter having
returned that day from her trip Of
several months TO southern California.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

A GROUP OF FL Paso girls who are
n soon departing for school were
honored at a tea OF charming appoint
ments. given at her home, 1411 Boule-
ward by Miss Josephine March. this
afternoon Miss Anne Wallingford. q
newcomer TO the city. shared in the
compliment TO the college girls, the
latter numbering Miss Mary Her
mans, who IS to attend Northwestern;
Miss Marion Howe. who enters Hol-
Inns, at Virginia; Miss Helen Reading.
soon TO leave for Boulder. Colo. to
enter the university, and the Misses
Mary and Margaret Hardie. who will
attend the university at Austin. IN
addition, there were present Miss
Nancy Edwards. Miss Jane March.
Miss Alberta Heep. Miss Harriet Heer-
mans. Mrs. Robert Folk formerly
Miss Rosemary Pelham and Mrs A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
Ell Pasoans Returning.

The Misses Sammie and Marjorie
Llvesley. who have been in Califor-
MIA for several weeks, have returned
home
Mrs. ". r. Adair and son. Jack. are
back from Los Angeles. where they
visited the formers sister, Mrs. J. A
Harding.
After 4 years absence in New York
city and other eastern points, Mrs
J. B. Hopper and Miss Hopper ars
again in the city. occupying theif
home at 500 East Rio Grande.
Mrs. s H. Worrell returned Sunday
from a stay of many months in south
ern California. the dean having pre-
Ceded her several weeks. They are
now occupying their pretty home just
across from the Country club Mrs
Worreu did much writing while at
the coast, and has been engaged BY
Constance Crawley. the well known
London actress, and Arthur Maude 10
write a play for them for their winter
tour. 1t is to be completed by Christ
mas and viii then be taken TO New
York for its first presentation. Many
OF Mrs. WorrelTs short stories have
appeared in current magazines re-
gently
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
Officers OF Ninth Engineers Give A
Riding Party And An Outdoor Lunch

GENERAL officers Of the 9Th en-
y gineers, mounted. were respon-
sibIe for a jolly riding party Sunday
followed by a picnic supper in the
open. The personnel included Mai T.
D. Simpkins. Capt. and Mrs. J. W.
Wheeler. Capt. and Mrs. l. B. SpalSe
and Junior" Miss Frances Earle.
Miss Jane Burgess, Miss Sarah Bridg-
ers. Miss Helen Dunn, Miss Lydia
Happier. Mrs. Charles Manley Busbee.
Mrs. n Robertson. Mrs. E. Z. Samp-
son, Miss Olive Thomas. Miss Mar
earet Prude. Capt Starr c.. Wardrop,
Capt. F. $. Lehman. Capt. /. H.
hewitt. Capt d. r Gather, Capt. F. D.
Sturgis. Lieut.. A. E Scott. Lieut. H q.
Fairbanks. Lieut. Walter 3. Grigsby,
Lieut. J. F. Oliver. Lieut.. F. F. Fraser,
Lieut.. T. Z. Sampson. Lieut. J. X
Gilbert and Lieut. ". z. Litueton-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
Many Officers Guests OF Honor At
Dance Given By 18th Supply Train

Mo Drettier dance has been given
~ since the opening OF the Khaki
club than that by the men Of the 18TH
supply train motor transport COM
pany Saturday night. when good
music, furnished by the band OF the
SD field artillery. and plenty Of
chaperoned girls made the occasion =
merry Ole The boys OF the company
specially decorated the auditorium OF
the building with company and allied
flags and pennants. Ice cream. cake
and grape juice punch were served.
and three large cakes were given
away TO those holding the lucky
numbers. the slips being distributed
gratis prior TO the dance over 200
couples were present At intervals
during The evening. Miss Pauline Dor
man contributed songs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
Amau.

Mrs. David Allen. OF FL Paso. IS
registered at the Cecilia apartments
in Los Angeles
Charles L. Owen left Sunday night
for Camp Pike. where he will go In
training at the officers train school.
Mrs. owen leaves tonight for Phoenix.
and viii later join her husband
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Roe are enjoy
ing a stay at Hot Springs. Ark, after
which they expect to make a trip
through the Arkansas and oklahoma
oil fields before returning to FL PasO.
Word has just been received from
his friends in Il Paso OF the safe ar
rival. overseas. OF Col Z. A. Lewis
Col Lewis was for many years
stationed in Fort Bliss. commanding
both the 64th and 34th infantry regi-
ments at different times.
Word has come from overseas Of
the safe arrival OF Harry Tepfer. the
son Of Mrs Clara S. Tepfer, OF 1911
Brown street. and a brother OF Miss
Katherine Tepfer. This former Fl
PasO boy is with the 11lth ammuni-
ton supply train, commanded By
Lieut. Col Herbert E. Stevenson, Of
FL Paso.
Mrs. Julia A Sharp is planning to
leave within a month or so for Cali
fornia, to join her daughter and SON
inlaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. War
ner, and their babe, who have moved
from Grand Junction, Colo. 70 Los An
geles, where Mr.. Warner will 20 into
the shipyards to help in the speeding
up process Of turning out ships for
Uncle sam Mrs. Sharp's mother also
lives in Los Angeles.
Mrs Margaret Olive Jordan left this
morning for southern California,
where she Will recuperate from her
recent serious illness in Los Angeles
and at the sea shore. Mrs Hugh
Jordan accompanied her mother. II is
the younger Mrs. Jordan's first visit
to the land Of sunshine and flowers.
Their stay is 10 be Of indefinite length.
A. II. Jordan. who came back to FL
Paso a few weeks ago. following his
absence on business in Oklahoma. is
leaving in a few days for the east.
Mrs Sidney Carroll Graves (nee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

First Lieut.. Milton a. Michael. OF
company A. was master Of ceremonies.
assisted by the house committee Of
noncommissioned officers, Sergts
C. Brown, d. c Brown. J. A. Donovan.
D. ". Campbell. J. H Houle. G. d.
Tint and T. J. Mccormick
Guests Of honor were Mai Clark P.
Chandler. commanding officer; first
Lieut. Ealph R. Landram, adjutant Of
motor transport corps: first Lieut.
Harry J.. Aldridge. company c; first
Lieut. Whitney Y. Rumstead. COM
pany D; first Lieut.. William W POr-
ter. of motor truck company 81.
Companies A. c and D. Of truck COM
pany q. donated all cakes. which
were made at camp. This is the first
dance given by the supply train. who
intend to have an occasion OF this
kind once each month in future
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
Ell Paso Girls Ready For College
Are Guests OF Honor At Tea Party

". Foster. with Miss Edith Robert
son
Next Saturday. Mrs. ". r Brown.
at her home on Los Angeles street is
giving an afternoon in compliment
10 Miss Helen Murdoch, her cousin,
who viii 90 back to Berkeley for her
second year at the University OF Cali
foruia. shortly. Others OF the speed
lily departing coterie will share In the
courtesy 10 this popular girl
Honoring Miss Elizabeth Woodson.
who is leaving soon for Berkeley
about the 25th) TO matriculate for
her first year at the University Of
California, Miss Florence Cathcart
will entertain at tea. next Saturday
afternoon The younger school set
will be hidden.
Lieut. George Booth. OF Colum bus,
y. NJ entertained with a dinner COM
plimentary to Miss Corrie Ivy. at the
Valley Inn, Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

THE doll committee for the Red
L Cross Festival OF the Allies has
found use for all the worn out silk
stockings and socks in FL Paso-they
are being converted into fetching
miniature people that viii locally
more than make up for the shortage
of dolls that formerly came from
Germany-and that country never
produced such boys and girls Of
cotton and stuff" despite its former
reputation in toys. Mrs. B. F. Jen-
ness. Mrs. D. Bruce Smith and Mrs
Fred Woodwork are TO be in charge
OF this particular booth. at the COM
ing carnival. and, assisted by a num-
Der Of the younger girls. are working
almost every day. in the fashioning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
Mr.. AND MRS. REDMOND
CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING

Mr. and Mrs Ed Redmond cele-
brated their 25th wedding anniversary
today; yesterday was also the birth
DAY anniversary OF Mr.. Redmond. Mr.
Redmond is the owner OF Redmond's
Follies at the Crawford theater and
has been in the show business. as
manager and owner OF theaters and
companies all his life. He Is an ex-
cellent actor and an organizer who
has for years demonstrated his abil-
ceedingly fond OF their chief and his
chief Some members Of the organi-
zation have been steadily in Mr.. Red
mond's employment for more than four
years, almost a record breaker for
theatricals
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
TWO OUTBREAKS OCCUR
AT ARIZ. REFORM SCHOOL

Wilcox. ARK. Sept. 9.-Two breaks"
are reported within the past fortnight
from the State Industrial school al
Fort Grant. north OF this point. In
the second. eight lads are said to have
knocked down and stunned a guard at
night. letting themselves out by
were from Globe. including George
Tewksbury. son Of one OF the Tewks-
hurys OF Tonic Basin feud celebrity.
The others mainly were Mexicans.
Tewksbury and two OF the Mexicans
have been caught and returned to the
school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

The members OF one Of Ell Paso's
thrift clubs enjoyed an all day picnic
at Waco Tanks. Sunday. motoring up
TO the mountain early in the morning
with we'll filled hampers Included in
the crowd were Mr.. and Mrs T. c
Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs II. D. McVey,
Mr.. and Mrs Norman E Feazey. Mrs
L. N. BUtchofsky, AIRS. H. F. DeGrofr
Mrs. Emma Kostermicke. Mrs. Julius
Wild. Mrs. Herman Keith. Mrs. r. ).
P. Deer. Mrs. Z. B. Harris, Mrs J.
Roy. Misses Bessie and May Harris,
Helen Rainey. Hettie Boone and Eula
Malone and Messrs. Luther Copley and
Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. H II. Fris and family
motored up 10 Dripping Springs sat
urday afternoon and spent the night
and Sunday at that delightful resort
above Las Cruces. They report the
roads good between Las Cruces and
the resort
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

FRANK W. MCAFFERY, Of Boston,
I who volunteered his services to
Uncle sam more than a year ago. and
is at present stationed with train
four Of the quartermaster' corps at
Fort Bliss, awaiting orders TO 90
overseas, is TO leave a bride in this
city for the duration OF the war, his
marriage to Miss Hazel Tutcher hav-
ing been quietly solemnized by the
Rev. Fr. A. F. Upton. OF St. Patrick's
cathedral Saturday night at $50 Miss
Tutcher is a sister Of Mrs r. c.
Walshe. Of 1919 Circle, who came
from Spokane more than three years
ago 70 make her home with the lat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
Sister OfMrs. r. C. WaIShe Becomes
Bride OF Frank McCaffery, Soldier

ter. Her husband is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Mark H. McCaffery. of Bos-
ton The brides mother resides in
Spokane. The new Mrs. McCaffery
VIII continue to live with the Washes
until her husband returns from the
war.
Miss Margaret Hickerson, the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. ". Hick-
erson. OF 3T15 Morenci street, became
the bride of r B. Mitchell at a quiet
service read by the Rev Fl swift in
the chapel Of St Joseph's. Saturday at
3 o'clock Miss Corinne Hickerson and
her brother, Leo, attended the happy
pair, the former having come from her
school at Weatherford. Texas 10 at
tend the wedding The bride was in
white. and carried flowers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

JUDGE J. A. BCCKLER this morn
Ing received a wire announcing
that he had become a proud grand
father The message came from Mrs.
Buckler. who is at present in Akron,
o.. and read:
John Frederick Seiberling, jr- ar
rived Sunday morning at Stan-Hywet
Hail. Mother and son doing fine"
Mrs Seiberling was until Novem-
Der OF last year the former popular
Henrietta Buckler, Of FL Paso. a beau
tiful society girl and only daughter
OF Judge and Mrs Buckler. The mar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09


Your child is laying the foundation
for his future career now as a child
in school On his work now and the
thOroughness Of his preparation, de-
ponds much Of his future success. It is
suprenhely important then, TO give
hll. every chance to lay a good foun-
dalton by making sure that he is not
handicapped by defective eyesight and
the nervous disorders that result
from it The safest way is to have
his eyes examined at regular inter
vsls- This is q particularly important
time, for IL the child needs glasses It
is best that he become accustomed to
them at the beginning Of the school
season Our success with children is
well known Need Glassesz Ask
SegalL
FL PasO Optical Company.
In the Middle OF the Block, at 10s
Texas Street, between Oregon and
Mesa--AdY.