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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-07-15

of Berkeley, on Monday the LIST day
of July, 1918.
L. B. Shifett, Plaintiff.
Lula Shifett in her own right; Lula
Shifett, as Administrative of P. T..
| Wootson, deceased; Aaron Woot-
son; Sallie w. Campbell and ---
| Campbell, her husband, Defendants
The object of this suit is to obtain
decree from The Circuit Court of
Berkeley County, w. Va, correcting
a certain deed attached to the bill
filed in this proceeding and to have
the grantee in said deed named L. B.
Shifett instead of the above named
P. t. Wootson; to appoint a special
commissioners who shall be directed
Ito make such correction and for such
other further and general relief as
the Court may see fit to grant.
And affidavit having been made
that the said defendants Aaron Woot-
son, Sallie F. Campbell and -
Campbell, her husband are non-resi-
dents of this State, the said defen-
dants are required ito appear within
one month after the date of the first
publication of this order, in the
ic,erk's office of our said Court, and
do what is necessary to protect their
Interests.
| 1t is ordered that a copy of this or
der be fortnwit,r published once a
week for four consecutive weeks in
1.-The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, newspaper
printed in the town of Martinsburg,
in the County of Berkeley, and be
fposted at the front door of the Court
House of Berkeley County at least
twenty days before judgment or de-
cree is rendered
L.. Dew. GElRIIIARDT,
| A. G. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
attorney for Plaintiff.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-07-15

1918 GLASS EXAMINED.

One hundred and three men of the
class of 1918 in Cumberland, who
voluntary placed themselves in Class
i OF the selective draft, We're exam
ined SATURDAY.,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Es-
TATE.

BY virtue of the authority vested in
me by a deed of trust, dated Decem-
Der 4, 1915 and recorded in the office
of the Clerk of the County Court OF
Berkeley County, w. Va, in Deed OF
Trust Book No. 10, page II, executed
by Maud M. Chapman and husband to
the undersigned J. Nevin Kiilmer, as
trustee, to secure to Annie D. Small
the payment of an Indebtedness there
in described, notice of default in the
payment thereof having been given
me, the undersigned will offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bid
der, in front of the Court House in
Martinsburg, Berkeley County, w. Va.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Burdette and
son, Marshal, of Baltimore, are
spending several weeks with DIR. and
Mrs, G. Z Hedges, West Burke st.
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NEMCI ZAHAJUJI MIRO
YOU kAMFAN NADAV
kAMI.

Amsterdam, %. srpna. y
DR.. w. Solf, nemecky mlnistr ko
lonIi, v reel, kterou ones zahaJll
novou "mirovou ofenslvu", po-
kuSll sc SvailJl vinu "a zahajeni
valky ma spojence, zylaste ma
Velkou Brltanli, o ktere rex, re
chce zmocnitl Sc nemeckych ko
Joni.
NavaZav ma nedavnou rec "a
hranicniho mlnistra anglickeho
Baltoura, pravil:
'Formalne oZnamil umysl
Anglie annektovati nase kolo-
ME a nevahal oduvodniti, re An
glie ma morafnl prayo ma pan
stvi mad celym svetem a re je
tfeba zniciti Nemecko jako sve
tovOu moe.
Kde lezi vina? Nikde, nez v
duchu, ktery ovlada nepratel-
ske zeme a nici vzneSenou my
sienku o svazu narodu, zadaje
zaroven hospodarskou valku
proti Nemecku pO uzavreni mi
ru.
DR.. Solf pravil, ze Belgie hra
je V planech spojeneckych nej-
d'uezitejsl ulohu a cituje neko-
lik anglickych americkych ca
sopisu We kterych Sc tento fakt
priznava zrejme. ku pr. New
York Times pravi ,ze stanovisko
Nemcu k Belgii. neni dulezite,
protoze nemecka vojska budou
cdtud vyhnana a re Nemecko
musi byti zniceno V krvavych
bitvach ma bojistlch.
DR.. Solf pax zvolal: "Tak
lnluvi ochranci, kterl pro Belgii
tasili svdj mec!" pokracoval
We vynalezave sve reci:
''Balfour mluvil proti naSi pc
.i:ice ma vychode. X tomu odpo
vidam, re mir v Brestu Litev
skem byl uzavren dohodou me
| ri vladami ruskOu a nemeckou
a bylo ustanovenO, re narody na
hranicich budou zbaveny stale
teho jarma a stanou sc svobOd-
Eymi.
V prvnich dobach svobody
zeme je vzdy doba prechodu
Nemecko bylo povolano k ochra
ne zavedeni poradku techto
zemich.
| Anglie ztratila pravo jednati
iako moralni Ochrance techto
pohranicnich narodu V dobe je-
jich neskonaleho utrpenl. Ia
lvalky voraly stale k Anglii o pc
moe. byla Jim odeprena.
Uznani Cechoslovaku - tech
lupicskych rot bez zeme - ia.
ko spojenecke moci je logicky
Zakladnim kamenem We ZvlaSt-
nj stavbe ruskanglickeho pratel
stvi."
DR.. Solf pravil, re jsou skupi
ny muzu, ma ktere lie pohnzeti
jako ma svedomi Evropy. V tech
to skupinach Sc poznava fakt
re cesta k miru muze byti ma
iezena jedine tehdy jestlize va
ku vedouci narody probudl Sc k
poznani svych pravych cllu.
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Neprijemne.

Lekar (reditel reklamou zna
meho Sc stavsiho letniho laz9n-
skeho mista): "Ale to je ma
Ter. Posle mne tady jeden praz
sky lekar skutecne nemocneho
do ieceni!" !"
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Roman

Aapominate," pocal nyni
Rouguin, "co jste mi pri prv-
MIN nasem setkani slibil = teh
dy, kdyz vam posledni kousek
vaseho majetku verejnou draz
bou prodavali = kdyz posled-
nj vas statek prisel ma buben.
Nalezll jsem vas bezprostredne
ia prahu nejvetsi bidy a Wy
jste Sc mi netajil svym Uneven
ami svym zoufalstvim."
"Slibil jsem, re Sc stanu va
sim soudruhem - to jest prav-
da," vpadl mu Norbert do reci.
"Az bude dilo nase dokonce
no -"
"Prlserne a zlocinne to vod
niknuti!"
''Pah - ma tom mne nezale-
Ii! ia to jsem, Jenz poroucl a
moJi hide rozkazy me provadi.
Wy muZete lehce litovatl = n.y.
nj, kdy vladnete velkym jme-
MIN, jez YAM ovsem JeSte cele
nenalezi. ia jsem yam poskyt-
null prostredku ku zbohatnuti!
Nynl jest jiz prilis pozde, mar
kyzi! Wy mne chcete usmrtlti
= to jest nemozne! Wy Jste spo
kojen, bohat ,mocny cteny -
ia jsem vam obtlznym wy
vsak nejste mne nikterakz OBJ
tiZnym - ia vas rad vidlm ma
zlvu = ia 81 nepreji vaSi smrti
- naopak chcl zlvota vaSeho
hajiti! Nahlednete tedy jakeho
rozdilu stava v naSich pranich
a touhach."
''Prisel jsem, abych vas usmr
til aneb abych sc dial uSmrtlt!"
trvai markyz ma SVEN.
Ami jedno, ami druhe," cd
vetil Rouguin.
"Vy Sc nechcete biti?"
"Vyslechnete mne, markyzi !!
Nejednejte detinsky! Cd dvou
let jsme spojenci v zalezitosti,
ktera dospela k samemu vitez
stvl. Nedopuste Sc nyni nejake
hlouposti - proslm vas "a to !!
ia slibum svym dost&l = ne
muzete mi mic predhazovati! U
jistil jsem vas, re vlozim ruce
vase nesmirne jmeni, nebudete
Ii mi klasti v cestu zadne pre-
kazky. Premyslejte, uvazujte 0
tom, co jsem Jiz uciniA jak ma
10 mi zbyva vykonati!"
"Obmysllte novy zlocin!"
"Opakuji: co vam ma tom
zalezeno? Wy potrebujete pOu-
re vztahnouti ruky sve, ably Sc
v;lm do nj zlato sypalo."
ia zemru skrze vas aneb Wy
skrze mne! zamrucel markyz.
"Vy jste pozbyl hlavy! Varo
val jsem vas, kdyz jsem vam
pred vaSim snatkem Gabrielu
ulici Lafaette ukazoval = ten
krate rekl jsem vam: nedopou-
st6jte sc te hlouposti divku tuto
81 zamilovati - chrante Sc! Ny
nj jest posetilost ia hotovou vecl
- Wy jste upadl do sltl jako
dvacetilety mladicek."
Zdalo Sc, re markyz mysli
pouze ma jednu urcitou vec a re
niceho neslysl.
Rekl JSem Vam, re JSem sem
prisel, abych vas zavrazdil. -
Chci abyste Sc hajil = bude to
souboj ma zivot smrt!'
"Ach co pro mne jest du
lezito a nutno abyste I'll, pone
vadz mi predstavujete velky ka
pital a ten nechci pozbyti. U
certa, kdybych vas zabil = a
to by Sc stalo pripadu souboje
- ztratil bych miliony. To take
dobre vite!"
"Vy Sc sc mnou musitc bltl,
at ST jiz chcete neb nechcete!" J"
zvolal Norbert.
"A jak mne k tomu chcete
dcnutit?"
"Urazim vas bude-li to mu
set byti!"
"Mezi nami neni zadna uraz
ka mozna!"
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KAPITOLA XXI.
&wh
.,xss
Vyzvani k sOubOji.

Rougguin povedel pravdu.
Nemel prazadny zajem ma tom,
aby markyz zemrel. Nelhal,
kdyz pravil ze by naopak zivo
ia jeho hajib kdyby toho bylo
zaptrebi, nebot' smrt Norberto
va byla by prom vzdanim Sc We
Skerych nadeji - zlato by bylo
vyklouzlo jeho rukam a vSech
ny Joho zlociny byly by byvaly
nadarmo.
Vzdor tomu nebyl Rougui-
nuv vuci jeho soudruhu mensi.
Rekl sice kdysi markyzovi: -
"Zradite-li mne usmrtim vast"
byl vsak prakticka hiava. Dri
We nez to ucinil, musel by miti
neco "a svou namahu - nyni
by mohl jenom ztratit. Rougu-
in Sc tudiz vsemozno vyhybal,
aby markyzovi neposkytnul pfi
lezitost k souboji - ten vSak
So mu prilepil ma patty oceka
val netrpelive priznivou hdinu.
Jednoho dne - bylo to oko-
10 druhe hodiny dpledni - mutt
ly Ruguina obchodni zalezitosti
ku navsteve bursy. Jeho jedna
teIe mu oznamili, jak cd jeho
obydli odejel povoz markyze z
Argentalu q jeho samotneho re
tn hodinu videli vstoupiti do pa
lace bourbonskeho.
Rouguin byl tedy pokoJny1n.
Ku treti hodine, V kamziku,
kdy bursa jiz mela byti zavre-
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ably Sc nadychal cerstveho vzdu
chu. V sale panovalo vedro k
zalknuti. Spletl Sc ma nekolik
minut mezi jednatele, kteri ma
plnovali predsin.
Cely financni svet parizsky
byl zde shromazden -smenar
nlci, jedantele, bankeri a podob
nj. Pojednou klestil 81 timto hlu
ficlm davem nejaky muz vyso
ke postavy cestu soucasne O
zval Sc jasny, zvucny hlas IT,
chc!"
Dav bezdeky umlknul ina
stale nejvetsi ticho.
Markyz, nebot' nebyl to nj
kdc jiny, pokrocil k Rouguino-
VI. Okolo dvou tech muzu utvo
rio nyni asi sto osob kruh i by
10 slyset septati.
"Jest to posalnec markyz z
Argentalu." .L
VSlchni jej znali i kougu-
IN byl znamOu osObnosti.
Markyz polozil ruku LA rame
no spekulanta. Rouguin by byl
Jiste uprchnul, kdyby tn neby
10 byvaIo lidi, kteri Jej znali a
Adyby vubec byl byval utek
moznym. Nebyl prekvapen, re
takto vidl Norberta proti sobe.
Pochopil hned nemoznost neja
kcho vyhnuti a vedeE re markyz
chce vyvolati skandal. Rekl mu
proto tise:
Pane markyzi, rozvazte 81
to Jeste jednou!"
ZdalO Sc, re jej Norbert ami
neslysi.
"Uvazte, markyzi," pokraco-
val Rouguin, ''ze co nyni pociti
hodLate jest hlouposti! ia sc je
Gnoho dne pomstlm ma vas ma
vasl zene! Ma nenavist jest ne
pflJemnou veci, pane markyzi.' -
''Zabijl-li te ,bude tva nena
vit mrtva - bude po bestii
po nenavsti!' zasycel markyz.
"Ty tedy nechceS mermomo-
cl naDytl rozumu?" odvetil Roul
gum a oci jeho Sc podlily krvi.
ia chci, co jsem pravil.'
"Dobfe = ocekavam tedy u
rAzku tvou! Vrhni mi svou u
rszku We tvar pamatuj 81 vsak
dobre, re vzdor tomu mad tebou
zvitezim!"
Markyz stale jeSte drzel ru-
ku la rameni Rouguinovu. Nyni
ohratil Sc k davu lidi stojicich
zde v nejvetSim pOhnuti.
"Panove," pravil chvejicim
So hlasem "tento c4ovek jest bi-
dak zbabelec! ia jej spolickuji
ia Jej uderim do obliceje, ne
bot chci mu zpusobiti smrtel-
nou urazku!'
A "a SLOW tech uderil Rougui
ia rekolikrate do bledeho oDli
Ceje!
Rouguin byl v prvnim okam
zlku prudkosti ran cely omame
ny. Oci mel zavrene = nyni je
Ease oteviel a odchazel pozvol
nym krokem aniz by byl dbal
posmechu a uSklebku lidi. Sc
Stoupil pc schodech ma ulici, po
volal povoz uvrhnui &c do neho
{, Zmizel.
| Norbert vstouvil lined do
sVeho povozu a rychel odejel. o
hCdinu pozdeji obdrzel markyz
psani nasledujlclho zneni:
"Ja nam volbu zbrani = -jen
toho jsem 81 pral. Budeme Sc bi-
ii kordy - Ultra u belgickych
hranic. Svedku nepotrebujem
- spravime 81 vec tn sami me-
ri sebou. Zvolil jsem jako prlte
lie a lekare doktora SugoreNa.
On mas bude provazeti = to po
staci. Odjed'te vecernim Via
KEN osme hodine - pribude
te do Givetu 0 ctvrte, odkudz
name ctvrt hodiny cesty ku bel
gickym hranic1m. Vezmu kord
$ sebou = ucihte i Wy podobne. y
MarkVz 0dV6til zkratka.
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V&rna laska
aneb.B o MILIONY.
Roman Napsal julius Mary
Napsal julius Mary

se.S:sesssox@sssSSkss asS'8s %ssSxsTAx%H
"Certa - zvolal Rouguin. -
"Zda Sc to byti tedy dooprav-
dy!'
''Prijmete to-"
Zlocinec po nekolik minut mi
eel .Jeho oblicej a jeho rty by
ly bledy. Slime poboureni obra-
zilo Sc v jeho krutych rysech a
ocl jeho byly nasledkem vzteku
krvi podlite.
u mrkyze nebylo znati ami
sebe menSi vasnivosti. Rozhod-
nul Sc obetovati svuj zivot.
"Skonceme tn zalezitost!" O.
zval Sc nyni Rouguin. "Vy jste
dcbry strelec z bambitky - ia
jsem v tom ohledu stejne silny
= ano, mysllm, re vas v tom O.
hledu prekonam a re budu miti
prilis mnoho who'd ma sve stra
ne. Bambitka jest ostatne suro
YOU zbranl a kuli v hlave nikdo
nikdy neodpusti."
'LosOvanim rozhodneme O
nasi zbrani," pravil markyz.
30, nahoda ia jest oSemetni-
ce = ia by jiste stanovila BAN
bitky!"
''Tedy kord?"
"Ten jest lepsi - mnohem
lepsi! Kord jest rozumny -
zpusobi jen takove zraneni ia
ke zpGsobiti chceme!"
"Jeden mas musi zemriti",
dal markyz V odpoved'.
"Tak 81 tedy u certa zemrete,
chcete-li tomu!"
Norbert pohlfzel ma Rougui-
ma povrzenim. Bidak pochopil
vyznam tohoto pohledu. Byl
"Rekl jsem vam,' odvetil Rou
guin ma tento pohled ,''ze vas
nechci usmrtiti! Potrebuji vas
- mate pro mne cenu miliond.
Fartie ia neni rovna. Jestit' zby
tecno ukazovat mi, ze mne po-
vazuje "a zbabelce - ia Jim
nejsem pri prilezitost vam to
dokazi! Prave jsem byl pevne
odhodlan vami Sc biti, nyni
jsem Ease pfiSel k rozumu a
ZGraham Sc tax uciniti. Daval
bych pririS mnoho v sazku -
inohu vSe ztratit."
"Pamatujte ma to, re vas do
nutim!"
"Ano, to by byla jina vec, ia
Sc vsak postaram oto, ably vam
k tomu nebyla poskytnuta prile
zitost!''
Jest TO vase posledni slo
,o?"
"Ano, a nyn1 S bohem, pane
markyze!
Norbert opustil komnatu.
KAPITOLA XXI.
u. "a ....
Vyzvani k sOubOji.
Rougguin povedel pravdu.
Nemel prazadny zajem ma tom,
ably markyz zemrel. Nelhal,
kdyz pravil re by naopak 1.-Two
ia jeho hajil, kdyby toho bylo
zaptrebi, nebot' smrt Norberto
va byla by prom vzdanim Sc We
skerych nadeji - zlato by bylo
I L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-26
Great Interest Continues In Work
OfMiSS StaIIman, Canning Teacher


MISS LOU STALLAAN, Of the United
w States department Of agriculture,
is highly pleased with the manner in
which the women are taking hold of
the idea Of canning with the steam
pressure Gamer and without sugar in
fruits.
Thursday they had a conference at
the city market in the morning and in
the afternoon canned vegetables at
the Bailey school from the following
recipes, the same methods TO be used
this afternoon at the same place:
Okra. Wash and prepare okra as for
table, blanch for from TO S minutes
according TO age Of product, pack in
tin can, add one teaspoonfuI Of salt,
III 20 within one-half inch Of top with
boiling water cap and exhaust for
three minutes. Then tip and process
I'm pressure. If ollra is more mature
process for so minutes under Is pounds
pressure. A nice combination is okra
and tomatoes, In canning this prepare
ollra as above and pack II and the to-
in pressure Gamer for 80 minutes IN
der 20 pounds pressure.
Mustard green's Prepare as for
cooking cover each pack with q So
luton made by adding one teaspoon
ful OF soda 20 one gallon Of water, and
let stand for two minutes. Then wash
thoroughly for several times in cold
water drain blanch by steamiug for
-FOUR minutes, pack IN cans, add one
teaspOonful Of salt and cover with
boiling water 10 within one inch from
the top Of the can After Gaping the
can put il in the pressure process for
30 minutes with five pounds pressure
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-26
University Club To Have Program
And 4 Dance On Saturday Evening

THE University club viii entertain
i its members and friends Saturday
night with a get together roof gar
den party at their club house in the
Martin building. Q. S. Goen, vice
president, is in charge Of the evening.
Returns Of the election, which VIII
begin to come in about 9 o'clock, viii
be thrown on g screen and also post
ed on a bulletin so that all friends
dropping in may see how the race is
going.
Several unique features viii be in
trOduced, among which viii be talks
by AIRS. W. D. Howe and Mrs r. n.
Dudley on "AEonies Of a Candidates
Wife" Mrs. J. G. Barada viii talk
on NY First Vote" and Mrs. Noman
Walker on Campaign Speeches I
Have Heard. Maj Frederick o.
Wage viii present a quartet Of men
singers. There VIII also be a wo-
mems quartet composed Of AIRS. ". D.
Howe, Mrs Victor Moore, Mrs A H
Goldstein and Mrs Robert Holiday.
Dancing viii be enjoyed in the
club rooms, but the rest or the en-
tertainment viii be on the roof gar
den This viii be open house" TO all
friends Of the members and no other
invitation is being extended.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-26
THE EQUAL FRANCHISE LEAGUE AGAIN ENDORSES
COBB FOR CONGRESS AND SENDS 4 LETTER OF
APPRECIATION OF BOTH DUDLEY AND THOMSON

TIE Equal Franchise league held q
i rousing meeting Thursday after
noon at the Y. ". C. A. club rooms
There was a large attendance Of en-
thusiastic women present and many
questions we're asked and answered.
C. P. Putnam was introduced and
spoke on behalf Of o. S. baltimore, of
Fort Worth, who is a candidate for
associate justice Of the court Of crimi-
iaI appeals. It was judge baltimore
who wrote the suffrage bill and the
league endorsed him John T. Hill
next spoke on women iu politics and
was followed by judge W. D. Howe.
Z N Davis then spoke on balloting
and he and judge Howe gave an illus
tration Of ballotinE. Their instruc-
tions were Of great benefit and many
women VIII so TO the polls wiser
for having heard these men speak
They urged the women TO be early at
the polls and so avoid long delays
in voting
Mrs. Charles DeGroff and others
gave talks on behalf Of zach Lamar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-26
aries.

A farewell party was given Thurs
day night By Mss Marie and Miss
Marguerite Dugan. at the home Of
their parents. ar and Airs. n i. d.
san. 1915 East Boulevard. in honor Of
Richmond and James Phillips broth
ers, who VIII leave very soon for over
seas duty The rooms were decoraL-
ed with daisies. ferns. national en-
blems and colors. The evening was
passed i'm dancing and games In the
game OF Nations the prizes were won
by Miss Margaret Irby and Doran
Nicks- Miss Irby rendered several
solos that were enjoyable Punch
was served throughout the evening
with an ice course later. The host
esses were assisted in entertaining
the guests by their mother and aunt.
Airs. Dugan and Mrs 1L il. Homan.
the latter from Big Springs. Tex.
The guests were Miss Margaret Irby.
Miss Frances Wilson. Miss Pearl
Green. Miss Hazel MlEsman. Miss Ma
RE Smidr. Miss Josephine Irbv. Miss
Katherine H0man. Miss Kathleen Al
lison, Richmond Phillips. James Phil
lips. Doran Nirks. Lamar Jenkins,
John Tucker. John Earle. Joe Ali
son. Arthur WoOten. George Stone. Ed
Dugan. Joe Dugan and George Homan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-26
INSTRUCTIONS TO PEOPLE
WHO WILL VOTE SATURDAY
(Contlnued from page -

SO years OF age, which may be deter
mined by the appearance Of such
voter Off such satisfies the judges). or
by affidavit made and filed with the
election officers; whether or not he
has been q citizen Of this country for
p years and is unable 10 read and
write, which may be proved Cd by
the voter producing his naturalization
papers; that is, his certificate Of citi-
zenship-the date on same viii show
whether or not he has been a citizen
for q years; and 90 by the affidavit
Of one or more reputable citizens that
the voter is either a native Of this
country, or that the affiant knows Of
his own knowledge that the voter
was naturalized as long as 81 years
ago, and received his certificate
thereof
The judges are prohibited from rem
dering any other assistance to the
voter than answering his questions,
naming the candidates for each office
and erasing all the names Of the can
dtdates. except those for whom he de-
sires TO vote.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-26

whether he employs one woman OF a
hundred, 10 give them an opportunity
70 so TO the polls and vote without
taking the time from their wages
The polls viii be crowded and IL may
take some time to vote and the mer-
chants can assist greatly if they will
grant this privilege 10 their women
workers.
Many women are to be clerks at the
polls this year: some VIII be in their
own precincts and others viii not.
The polls viii be open at Q o'clock I'm
the morning. Every woman who is
TO be q clerk should be at the polls
earlier than that, so as to vote first
and 90 to the precinct to which she
is assigned. In case there are others
ahead OF her, she viii show her let
ter Of appointment as a clerk TO the
judge and ask 10 vote at once so as
10 get away TO her duties at the other
precinct and in this way not lose her
vote.
The league voted to hold a meeting
Thursday, August 1, and then to adj
journ until the last Thursday in Sep
TENDER.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-26

These dances are always wei chap
: eroned and are delightful affairs
Miss Winifred Woods viii enter
tain the men Of Camp PershinS to-
night with a program and VIII be
assisted by the following
Chorus Of Ukulele girls. Miss Al
zina Orudorff. Miss Ruth Schwartz.
Miss Ruth Rawlings, Miss Pattie
Ainsa, Miss Charlotte Ormsbee. Miss
Mildred LaSalle-
Solo National Emblem, q"
Miss Ruth Rawlings.
Vocal solo. Miss Winifred Woods
Reading. Miss Margaret Hines
Vocal Solo. Miss Elvira Galentine.
Highland Fling Dance, Miss Wini-
fred Woods.
Chorus. UkuIele' Girls.
The boys Of company A, Third IN
fantry, stationed at the cement plant.
cannot be outdOne in Eallautry and
they are also living the old idea Of
1T is more blessed TO give than 10
receive Thursday evening Miss FL
vira Galentine had charge Of the
evenings amusement for The boys and
she and her assistants were invited
out 10 mess Nothing had been left
undone 10 make it a banquet indeed.
Later they gave their program The
rain came on and Mrs w. r Auder-
son threw open her home to them TO
finish the program Later the floors
were cleared and dancing was en-
joyed, the men serving refreshments.
They are a most appreciative set Of
homesick men and when they know
a program is TO be given, there is
always a surprise in store for those
who 80 out Last night the numbers
W ere.
Vocal solo. Claude Herndon
Violin solo,. Miss Erin Middleton
Reading 1900 Miss Florence Cathcart
solo dance. -----. Miss Karma Deane
Ukulele selection. -Ukulele girls
Vocal solo,. Miss Elvira Galentine
Vocal solo. Dan Scurloclz
Ten minute talk BYE. 2. Elfers
Hiss Mary Heermans was the ac-
companist and Dan Scurlock led the
men in sing song. The ukulele girls
were Miss Beatrice Hills. Miss Har-
riett Heermans and Miss Margaret
Hardfe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-26

: Lima beans; Shell beans, blanch fol-
from , TO 8 minutes. pack in can and
add one teaspoon of salt and one OF
sugar. Pour boiling water over the
beans to within one-half inch OF the
top OF the can. cap. and exhaust for
three minutes. After this tip and pro-
cess for so minutes in the pressure
Gamer under Is pounds pressure.
Then fmmerse can in cold water.
Friday morning there was demon
stration at the city market OF can
ming peaches without sugar.
Saturday morning there viii be a
conference at the city market, which
all women are urgently requested to
attend, and in the afternoon the wom-
all the week and feel that Saturday
afternoon must lie used TO put their
homes in order.
Miss Stallman viii welcome a few
hours Of relaxation also, as she has
been busy every waking hour since
coming TO the city a week ago.
Mrs. S. C. Powrie has donated 81
fruit jairs to the Red Cross canning
Percy McGhee has sent in a half
bushel of grapes. The grapes viii be
spiced and put up with karo syrup
for the gift house. All the tin cans
desired can he secured Of the Red
Cross at the city market at less than
so cents per dozen
The community Gamer VIII open
at the city market August and
viii be equipped with a pressure can
ner SO that all women who desire may
bring their beans and. products and
put them up or have the committee
put them up, giving a small percent to
the Red Cross.