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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15
TRATAN De RENDIR 4
UNOS I~NSU2RECTOS

CIUDAD DE MFNICO, Noviambre
I3.-Como de- E5tado de Morelos.
del dc Nichoacan Logan noticias DE-
que IA pcste EspaNola ha invad!do a
sodas las partidas que merodean por
ia a las 0r0cnes de CHAVEZ Y dc
su companero A!tamirano.
MuchoS De estoS hombrss Sc han
e:tado muriendo por rata absolute dc
auxilios Ell jodos sentidos, y su condi-
zion cs tan desc<pcrada, cue algunos
han so,icirado rcNdirsc a gobierno.
con IA sola condicion de cue So les
1crdone IA vida.
Lo- chovistas.-dlcen las Informal
riores.-andan en- I'm estado iamcnt2-
he Y han comenZado 4 dispersarse
para evi-ar c "oHtagio dc IA enferme-
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MEMORIAL DE ALFARO

CICDAD DE MENICO, Nov!embr"
l3.-Varios periodistas h!cieroH una
manifestation en- G! P~anteon ESpano..
frente a Ia tum5a que ocupa el perlo-
dista Manuel Garrido A'faro, a Qu.en
a~scSinaron los zapatistas despues de
haber asaltado IN trcn de pasaleros
q que viajaba g! escritor.
e. Ing. Castillo r2pia h!zo uso de
ia palabra para hon-ar 4 memoria
dsl cue fue 81 companero, Y el padre
de este. profundamente conmovido.
contezt6 lilo las gracias por ell home
naje tribu;ado d ST Unfortunate hijo.
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dad, cosa que no les ~favorece mu-
cho. dehido a que Sis ropas no Sc
componen mas que dc harapos sucioS
Y l!enos de animaleS. que tambiln
producer Intermediates.
Lazaro C&rdenas, que Sc halla dc
guarnicion en- Z~inap6cHaro. g qui'n
ha recibiGo recados de los a!Zados
Que desean rerdirse, Y de lilo IN d.
do cuenta a Ia S~uperioridad, para Quc
dizponga 10 convenience.
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oRgAS EE EMILIO SALGARI
IA Sis ca6a una)
Los Nis.e.ics de n IaGia
Los Piratas :e n MALAYSIA
II GonGTissa de TN puper1c
La Ecn.anxc 3e Sanrok2r
Ia ReconQuIsta de Momp-lecln
e Key el Air.
81 la &.Sntanas &c Africa
81 F-oro DC Il Montana A-ui
I.s n.Strucciea d CsrtaCo
LCC Pira,as De rs De-muHas
IL Externin:o ie una T=i5u
L@S AcuiIRS De a Esteps
IL Est-ei.a Ge IA A~rRGesnia
EC =! Ma. &c las P-riss
E. H. lei Co-s-io leio
Ios GItinoS Fiibuste-ux
Los EStraEos dc Il China
La Montana de Oto
ks Ms-avIl1s Del arc 1000
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Viernes is de uoyiembre de 1918.
: PRACTICES

"a ~ p-so -=Gs gsol.
Manual q &~EaSGItu-S
Manual he Arsss y h'ric>
Na1ua! &c ACe'tes = lapoAS
N4--ai &c A!oihi!eris
MANIA. Ge Garosnte-is d Taller
Manual - G"SraJe-Ia Y OSrss de aiet-o
Manual lei Cohr:rro = Poivnrls2
Manual G-l Cu- lGur g Flese=
Hanua. - Cc7.:s-o-Pa.te!e-c
S.Uuz. de. De-,Liyas---ieorsSA
Manual d. E.ect-tcI6aI
Manual Gs F~ntcE-Stl2
Maaua, del H2:slale-o
C.rIal de JarG.5srta 3
Manual del La5a-ero e aInas
Harwa, - LCc-c-:a
N'2-1l. a. si-vSu,:a l7cUa-'s-
Mama. s,a' T!=tJ-
Gaai.i re. Isl-E-aiista > I~eie.oniTra
Narusl lei RA|oieTc
Siaan4l &c. S1stre
Ma, eel f~aar.ca2se de E-aaS
Mama &C E~cSe-iaa-io , EGr,taeIon
%a.4al &C. ~.S2atero
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NovELAS De y 80 CENTAVoS.
Amor ' Na-t;ric.
Ate dc Basca- Sarico
Ga,.a-lo &C Amor
e Inferno de los ho,nb-es
Il E0vjo Prcst2co
Z. Pu-Ea;o-o dc las Soi,e-as
Fl Pa-@iso de AS Muierrs
Fl Hada de los Mares
= N.Go dc I;uiscnores
+. Co..c de ESmeTalGas
e. II 90 Jas Nii2s
=. ANA ea un BeSo
Ia EIja &C las Flores
IL HE! ea ios Lab1os
Ii Nina &c ios Jazn:ae
Ia Nj1Ga AleS-e
II Core eel Amor
Ia P-.nceSa dc! D6la-
"A Hi;a dc NsES-
Las Evss HodernaS
las obE.ras del Ano-
Las Hi:as del Champagne
Maria. 7o- Jorge isaacs.
>.arisa D IA Eila :. rs Gas
Maiditcs sean los Eorbres
NaIditss -ea- las Su-rgas
NalGito sea q Amor
Na!dIycs sean .cS Ccio.
Pas!onsriaS &C Anc-
Pc-qge Sc CaSaa .os Honb-e,
TorGua Sc Casar las IC:e-cs
YorQue Pecan as MG!e-es
Po-s.c Nurmaraa las Vie;as
HorQue -ciacicea is v;aGa.
Po- SeEalr = una Mu--
Su NaiestaG e. AEc-
Viva MI Nosia!
Ns-f., po- Jo-cc Isaac
=! Hiio Maldi:o
(! Becer.c &c O.o
" EanuSc-ita e III &z5-e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

TIE Woman's mass meeting 10 be
/ held tonight at the First Chris
tan church viii be strictly non
partisan
Upon the wishes OF those present
VIII depend the organization OF q
permanent Council OF Voters ALSO
Iutely non partisan in nature. Won
en- 70 vote inteIligently must be edu-
Gated along political lines and can
not give their best II they listen 70
party politics. hence the need Of
such a society as this to be proposed
tonight The following program viii
be given:
Medley Of patriotic airs, Madame
May Loeser.
Song. america by audience
Why I Am Going 20 Vote" Mrs
NJ Bartlett
The value OF Women's Influence
az the Poles" Mrs. L. L. Robinson
The Man Voter and His Point OF
View" Mrs. J. D. McCanne.
Voting and War" Mrs O. L.
Bowen
why 7 Am a suffragette." Airs
O. A. CritchetL
can a Politician Be Consistent. %
Mrs. Julia A. Sharp.
Registration, How, When and
Where" Miss Katrina Kenehau-
The program viii be interspersed
with patriotic singing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Dances.

The monthly dance Of the University
club viii be given tomorrow night at
the club rooms in the Martin build
ing. IL viii be for members only A
picnic supper on the roof garden viii
precede the dancing
The dance TO be given tonight al
the Country club by the SD field ar
tillery will be attended by many 0f
the FL Paso people The club is an
ideal place for festivities these hot
nights and is always a favorite rem
devious for the dancing crowd The
Fifth cavalry gave a pleasant dance
there wednesday evening
The dancing party given last night
by Mr.. and Mrs f. ii. Yale and Mr.
and Mrs. w r. Doris at the home Of
the former. was a most happy affair.
Among the guests were: Capt. and
Mrs =. S. Madigan, Mr.. and Mrs c. T.
Simpson Misses Wilma Elliott. Helen
Murdoch. Dorothy QuigIy. Mary
Ginther. Blanche Roe. Margaret
Schuster. Birdie Hawkins. Pearl
Crouchet Lillian Crouchet. Mamie
Robertson. Clara Fink. Kate Tatum,
Edith Alaloney. Theresa TounEberE.
Mrs z Z. Moulton. Mrs Dean Sherry,
Mrs n Garrett, Capt J. W. Berry,
Lieut. T. J. Annis. Lieut. Purner.
Lieut. William McA1lester. Lieut..
George j. Lestwich, jr, Lieut. H W.
wells, Lieut. George f. lands, Lieut.
Percy Mccoy Vernon. Lieut.. o. c.
Neum Lieut.. John c. Sellers. Lieut. r.
v. Watson, Lieut.. William Patchell,
Lieut. r. J. Silence. Lieut. T.. c. Erwin.
Lieut. Coleman. Lieut.. Fred T. Clark,
Horace G. Lay and Frank Mutton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

TIE program presented wednesday
/ night at camp Bierne by Miss Mel
lie May Bowen. Miss Sarah Bridgers
and Miss Margaret Schuster was the
first Of its kind ever given out there
and the soldiers were delighted with
each number. demanding encore AZ
ter encore. The girls will 80 out Of
ten hereafter and in this way do their
part in keeping up the spirits OF those
in camp The program follows;
Club Miss Bowen and Miss BridEers
with their knitting.
Reading - Italian Dialect Miss
Schuster.
Songs-q) You're a Cute Soldier
Boy l2) "Oh, Frenchy." Miss Bowen
Interpretation OF the Ma
tionaI Emblem" Miss Louise Craw-
ford
songs - 90 "NEverything." 90
Tickle Toe" Miss Bowen.
Ukulele song CHawaiian). by Miss
Bowen and Miss BridEers-
Camouflage." with piano
compartment Miss Margaret Schus-
Friday night Miss Nellie May
Bowen. Miss Sarah Brfdgers. Miss
Margaret Schuster and Miss Louise
Crawford viii present the same pro-
gram at the Eighth engineers camp
The Business Womeu's Red Cross
circle. under the direction Of Miss
NarEery Phelps and Mrs +. T. Miller,
has been asked 20 make 500 COM
press by the local Red Cross head
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
.Tableaux For Flag Day Program On
Friday Are Arranged By The D. 4. r.

MRS Olive Davis Simpkins viii im-
VI personate Betsy Ross Friday
evening iu the tableaux to be pre-
scented under the auspices Of Rebecca
Stoddert chapter. u 2. C.. and the
Flag day exercises TO be conducted by
the EI Paso Elks in Cleveland square
Hiss Gertrude Yale win represent
the Red cross in the tabIeaux Miss
Ruth E1oHro Augur win represent
america" and Teddy French viii be
the Boy Scout
The program VIII begin sharp at
o'clock in the Cleveland square band
stand, ana IL Is the desire Of those
arranging the event that as many
singers of the city. particularly mem-
bers Of church choirss De on hand on
time. So that the music viii be as inn
presslve as possible
Through the courtesy OF Brig. Gen.
Robert i. Howe, a cavalry band viii
play for the exercises Gen. Howe
VIII make snort talk as a part OF
the program
Hal J. Christie. exalted ruler Of FL
Paso lodge of Elks. VIII preside
Arrange meuts for the celebration
were planned by the entertainment
committee Of the Elks-G. A Martin.
AaaAaaNa man zen
Couzeus. Clarence r. Harper and VIII
r. Winch
The vVomen's Bible class OF the
Trinity IT, = church was euterta med
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. H Z.
Graham and Mrs. Mary Webb at the
home OF the former. 3I16 Federal
street II was TO have been a fare
well party for Airs. j. c. McElr0y. but
was turned into JOY party instead.
when Mrs NcElroy announced that
her plans had been rearrauEed and
that she would not leave Tor some
time
A report was made by Mrs. c.. r..
Cole. of the missionary committee.
showing that 500 bouquets Of flowers
had been taken TO the base hospital
Decoration day. The class members
are sewing at present for the babies
al the Rescue Home. After the bust
ness meeting. refreshments were
served 90 the following guests
Rev Percy knickerboclzer, j. Harry
Henderson, Mrs Percy kuiCkerbocker.
AIRS. A. g. Smith, Mrs Robert Lander.
Mrs Ross Bryan. Mrs c. r Cole, Mrs
T. H. Penny Mrs r. Buchanan. Mrs
Hardt Griss0m. AIRS. W. H. Payne.
4irs. r. n TOwner Mrs. j. .. 1lcDon-
aid, Mrs. C. A Master. Mrs j. A.
Beard, Mrs. Fl. L. Graham. Mrs. I J.
Ayers. Mrs Mary webb. Mrs. D. IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Society and Club
Calendar for Friday

( DED Cross in downtown workshop
N Of the White House. fourth floor,
Mrs Horace W. Broaddus, general
/ chairman Of woman's service, assisted
Z By Mrs. D. Bruce smith. surgical
dressings; Airs. Joseph Williams and
Mrs ". w. Turney. sewing: Mrs. Q.
I s Stewart and 3Lrs. C.. E Kelly. knit
ting; Mrs J. r. NatIons's day for
/ sewing; Mrs. H j.. Stevenson. surgi-
[ cal dressings. Mrs William Piatt
knitting. with Mrs C. F. Kelly. in
structor. Hostesses Mrs. G. " Crom-
D bic and Mrs. Meta Wines
Mrs John Erause. assisted by Mrs
/ 7. Frank Coles. Mrs. James 1IaEoffin.
Mrs. Lamar Davis, Mrs. James Vance,
Mrs Clarence PickreI and 1Irs. Burt
Orndorff. VIII be on the third floor Of
the Popular, at the downtown head
OF the Navy league, TO give out yarn
to the kuitters-
Grandview auxiliary OF the Red
Cross viii work at the home Of Mrs
Charles II Gibson. 3431 Fort Boule-
ward. Friday afternoon Mrs. James
A. Dick, instructor
Castle Heights circle viii do Red
Cross work at the White House
Circles Of the First Christian
church. directed by Mrs. G. a Thumm.
OF 1918 Nevada. and Mrs J. C. Nc
Grady. 1900 Hastings. viii devote Fri
dav TO Red Cross work
Red Cross sewing in St Clements
parish house, . TO D m
The Nine Nifty Nitters meet with
Z Miss Elizabeth Stevens.
Sunset Heights Red Cross circle
with Miss Margaret Hitchcock, OF 1920
Prospect avenue
Women Of St Clements church viii
meet IN the parish house, from . 10
( o'clock, Tor Red C-1ss work
There viii be a business meeting
nf the captains and seer taries OF The
woman's war savings committee Fri
day afternoon at S:15 at the Y. W.
c
". c. T. {. viii meet with Mrs. z.
H yale 3451 Mckinley avenue.
Daughters Of Erin meet at K c.
hall
The chudren's Mothers Jewel band
OF the First n. E. church 10 hold spe-
cial meeting in basement Of church.
Wedding Of Miss Jeanette Adeline
Krause to Stephen Ernest Aguirre,
church Of the Immaculate Conception.
at 2 o'clock. Reception follows at the
parental Charles A. Krause home.
1015 Olive street
Monthly dance for members only OF
the University club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

Smith. Mrs s. S. BirchfieId. Mrs. J. c.
McElrOy. Mrs. C. y. Eo1forf. Mrs. J.
II beware. Mrs j. T. Williams, Mrs
Z. D. Moore. Mrs i. Gamble. Mrs.
Bessie Maxwell.
Mrs. W. C. Raum. chairman Of the
cradle roll OF the First Presbyterian
church. and 1frs. Charles l. Pelham,
superintendent Of the nursery Of the
church, VIII give cradle roll party
tomorrow afternoon from $3.50 TO $50
for the mothers and babies Of the
church. The party will be given iu the
delightfully cool parlors in the base
meut where the little folks can be
comfortable and protected from the
heat Cool. refreshing beverages viii
be served and everything possible viii
be done to make II pleasant for the
mothers and babies.
Several district meetings have been
held by the captains of the war saw
iuss societies and good work is being
done Thirty-five secretaries were at
headquarters today for more stamps
and turning fin money. The work is
going with vim just as patriotic
work In FL Paso always goes There
VIII be business meeting Of the dis
trlct captains today and all plans viii
probably be discussed and completed
Tor the big drive Enthusiastic secre-
taries are being appointed each day
and FL Paso will soon be over the top.
it is hoped
The last meeting for the summer
Of the W. c. IT. L. viii be held Friday
at the home Of Mrs. z. H Yale. Mrs
Horace Lay is in charge of the pro-
gram
St Patrick's Altar guild win work
every Friday morning IN the surgi-
cal dressing department Of the Red
Cross at headquarters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Misses Bridgers, Bowen And SchuSter
Entertain Soldiers At Camp Bierne

quarters TO be placed in the packages
now being made for the United States
army. The circle viii. therefore.
meet in the lecture room on the sec
Oud floor Of the T. W. c. A. building
on Franklin street Thursday evening
at o'clock. and all business women
are expected 10 be present and assist
in the work Of making these surgical
dressings. Every worker is 20 bring
an apron and head covering Mrs.
Magoffin has consented 20 act as in
structor TO this circle in future
The new Junior Red Cross work
society that was formed Tuesday
sewed all day yesterday at the rooms,
500 North Stanton street. The mem
bers viii meet in the homes here
after and expect to turn out a great
deal of work during the sumner. The
members Of the club are. Jennie v.
rotary; Mary Louise Simpson. treas
urer: Dorothy Norehead. Frances
Towner and Eddie Mae Duty.
The Gadsden Red Cross society Is
giving a tea sunday afternoon at
Canutillo. n 81, from 4 to p. m, at
the home Of Mrs. James Hilbert
Those who viii assist in serving are
Mrs. George Luce, Mrs Il. L. Stuart,
Mrs. j. s. Porcher. Mrs. l. Spencer
Mrs. z. Lindsey. Mrs. Frank WOrden.
Miss Marion Bryan. Of 1921 East
Boulevard. has volunteered TO assist
Mrs. William Wallace in collecting
articles for the Junior Red Cross. She
is the first volunteer with a car.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Miss Jeanette AdeIine KrauSe Becomes
Bride OF S. N. Aguirre Friday. Night

maid. Miss Helen Krause, will also
wear white silk with white georgette
crepe hat
The wedding viii be followed by "a
reception al the home OF the bride,
.1O15 Olive street.
A pretty. though quiet. wedding oc-
CURED Wednesday, when Rev. J. F.
williams united i'm marriage Miss
Annie Laurie Helms and Joseph Duval
Bunton. Only a few relatives and
friends gathered at the home Of DIT.
Williams TO witness the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. AMI
Mrs. John Helms. OF El Paso. and
was attended by Miss Mary Nations
The groom IS a wealthy cattleman Of
Shafter, Tex. and his best man was
Ira W. Cline. sheriff of Preside coun-
u. and a friend Of Nj. Buurou's. Mr.
and Mrs Buuton viii leave Friday for
their home, near Shafter.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

TOMORROW evening at Z o'clock at
1 the church OF the immaculate
Conception. Rev. Father Roy win
unite in marriage Miss jeanette
Adeline Krause and Stephen Ernest
Aguirre. Miss Krause is the charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a.
Krause and is a graduate Of st.
Joseph's academy and has many
friends in the city who viii rejoice
with her in her happiness. Mr..
AEuirre is the American vice consul
at Jusrez and is a popular man about
town. He is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
s. " Aguirre-
The bride win be gowned in a white
silk fuet and VIII wear a dainty
white satin poke bonnet. Her brides
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Out OF Town Visitors.

Miss Mary Harper. Of Herbine. Ark.
is visiting her sister. Mrs W. A. Car
mical. on Wheeling street
Mrs T. IL Towner. Of 1921 East
Boulevard, has as her guest Mrs. j.
3. Mcdonald, Of Pratt Kan.
Mrs. George W. Loudermilk. Of Dal-
las. IS visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Barry
Hagedon, at 709 North Stanton street
Miss Ross Carmichael. who formerly
attended te schools Of FL Paso. but
now resides in England. Ark. is
spending her vacation with relatives
in FL Paso
Mrs. Dean Sherry. OF Alamogordo.
n n. Is visiting Mrs W. r. Doris
and Mrs. Helen Sherry. her husbands
mother. Mrs. Sherry was wei known
IN FL Paso Is Miss Nina Scipio before
her marriage.
Miss Dorothy Derrick OF Alrine,
Texas, who has been attending school
in Texarkana. viii arrive in the city
today and viii be the g-uess of Rev.
and Mrs. Hubert ~ Smith before
going to her home in Alpine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

EOULARD continues to hold its own
1 as a summer fabric. The charms
Of neither organdie nor gingham can
prevail against It. Its cool and salts
tying folds are found i'm frocks for
morning and more dressy occasions.
Blue dots on a field Of white. as they
say in heraldry. combined with white
georgette crepe, make this charming
afternoon gown White georgette
crepe is used for the vest collar and
the unusual sleeves, while dotted
foulard completes the blouse with a
Jumper arrangement Of the waist
and turns back in generous tucks.
Two side pieces Of foulard are hem
stitched TO the yoke and front panel
OF white crepe. completing an attrac-
tive and unusual skirt The wide
girdle OF foulard is the final feature
Of strikingly smart costume.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
.CZoudroft Notes.

CIou5croft. n. ~. June 13.-Nrs. C.
Y. Jackson arrived in Cloudcroft Tues
day and she will be the guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. Dunn
Otis Coles and son. Otis. r., are
expected TO arrive this week They
viii motor up from town Mrs. Coles
and baby viii come up later.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

No formal social occasion is COM
plete without our Limousine service.
We are there. in the background IL is
true. but lending quiet elegance and
luxury 70 the smartest affair. Call
$500 and make reservations.
City Service Company.
J. ". Kirkpatrick. Pres.
II. y. Camp, Mgr.
Autos. LimOusines. Baggage & Taxis.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
ElPasoans Awau.

Mrs n. "A. Feeler and mother. Mrs.
z 3 Cohen, have left for Los Angeles
for the summer months.
AIRS. J. T. Sweeney and family have
gone TO Ocean Park. Calf, for the
sumner months.
Air- and Mrs. Il. Walker Boynton. Of
No. Sunset apartments. viii leave
Saturday for Long Beach, Cal, for the
summer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
M. 20 CHRIsTENs lNARsHIH

London. Eng, June 13.-Mrs. Walter
IT. Page, wife of the American am
bassador 10 Great Britain, yesterday
christened II. ~ S. Eagle. one Of
Great Britain's largest ships. which
was launched on the Tyne. The ROYAL
Naval Ensign and the Stars and
stripes flew from the bow Of the yes
sell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

home. the shopper. the dancer. the foot
traveller. the man In the office, the
clerk in the store. the worker IN the
shop. have today. in this grelr dis
covery. "Gets-It.n the one sure, quick
relief from all corn and callus pains
the one sure. painless remover thar
you would peel a banana IL takes
seconds 20 apply "Gets-It". 10 driss
az once Then walk with painless
joy. even with ught shoes You know
your corn VIII loosen from your toe
peel 10 off with your fingers. Try
It, corn sufferers. and you'll smilel
"lets-lL the guaranteed money
back corn-remover. the only sure way
costs but trifle at any drug store
Ifd by ]. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago.
LL-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
About EIPnsonns.

Mrs L. T. Klbbler. who has been I'll
for several days. is able to be out
again.
Mrs Frank Miller. Of 2915 Tula-
rosa street has received word that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
FL Posoans Returning.

Miss Isabel Smith. who has been
attending the state university at AUS
tin and has been visiting IN Alpine
Texas. viii arrive today TO spend the
summer with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs Hubert " Smith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Cards.

The Jolly Eight 500 club met yes
terday afternoon with Mrs Dora Ba-
kofsky. $50 North IL Paso street
High score was made by Mrs. Z. J..
Bartholomae and second by Mrs. E
GrossbIatt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Women Hold Mass Meeting Tonight
To Discuss Plans For The Ballot

her father. b. W. Gourley. Of Maria,
is very i'll at his home there. Mr..
Gourley Is well known tn FL Paso and
II able TO travel VIII be brought to
a hospital here for treatment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

they contain only articles sent By
approved request of addressee- This
approved written request must be en-
closed in the parcel Parcels must
not be over seven pounds in weight.
a New Mexico woman wanted to
know it there is a premium on some
buffalo nickels. and how much. which
ones. and where she could sell the
coins.
Dir. Haskin's reply was 10 the ef-
feet that the treasury department
does not pay premium. but the wom-
an was given the names and address
OF coin dealers who buy certain buff
talo ulckel5 az price in excess OF
their face value
Asks About Farming.
An II Paso man asked the following
questions, which were answered by
return mall with the desired infor-
nation.
IL have 500. Would that posi-
bly, be enough for me. being a single
man, 10 try and take up homestead
ment land2
"2-I am educated in several Ian
guages, and an ordained minister
clergy from abroad (Russial. 7 am
over 81 years OF age, and am over a
decade in America
can you kindly recommend me an
agricultural college or farming school
IN United States that would take
me in as a pupil that I should ac-
quire that knowledge Of scientific iu-
dustrial farming with the least cost2"
Wants Shipyard Information
Here Is another quite out OF the
ordinary line, and from New Mexico
i am a blacksmith by trade Have
only worked In custom shops. Would
ike 20 know something about quail
tlcatlons required for shipyard work"
He was quickly informed. and per-
nluS is now emuI0TaT fu eoura chin,
yard helping 20 build tonnage faster
than the U-boats can sink them
over in Colorado there Is a young
farmer who is eating the most tempt
ing and appetizing dishes imaginable
all Verlzed-because his wife is
using recipes from a cook book issued
by Mr- Haskin- He isn't a profess
slonal chef. but he has acquired a long
list OF how 10 make the best OF war
time dishes which he sent TO this
woman, who said she was a teacher.
had just got married. and didn't know
how TO prepare a meal.
She wrote in part
Il must start cooking soou-and I
do not know how TO make war bread.
nor how 70 prepare war dishes so YOU
see need your books"
She adds that she wrote 20 Mr.. Has
kin because she saw the announce
ment OF his cook books in an edition
Of The Fl Paso Herald which acct
dentally tell into her hands
How to Cure a Cold.
Among the books which Mr. Hasbin
sends out in connection with the bu-
reau Of Information is one on how TO
quickly and permanently cure a cold
He receives requests for them from an
over the country. wherever The III
Paso Herald goes.
There is another book on how TO
raise bees Requests for IL are many,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
ADVISES GIRLS TO KEEP ALERT

who personal
their Of If
Detroit stenosTaPhe recently declared working girls
Of US afford to buy good and toilet preparations
IN he usine world
This veteran s admits she is 30 but keeps gray
she discovered called
Color eoer She is enthusiastic its praise and not only
the hairs but also he p The