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Washington Journal., 1918-09-20

Dos 2on6 Morotto. friiber Der
eib bober orabii9er 8unIt unO mil
fenfdaft, namentli9 aud reid an
5errIi9en or9itsttOniI4en 9dupsrs
ten, 1T beuts ponig Osrtommen unO
perpabrloIt. Der Sultan lit, tpenn
er su ben @uropGsrn bait, beim Doll
Il oufs Guberits perbaBt; 5ei9t er fit
ols e6tsr Orientuls, srauiom, 6ins
terlifi9 unb 6riItsnfeinbli9 - 10
b6ren pieber bic 8erpidlun9en nit
ben europGiI6en Md9ten nidt ouf.
9&G.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-20

gen gu entfernen. psl9es bic SPRING
T9langen Oieien ein9eflOBt batten.
2ange nod no9 benz 8ege6nis bate
er It0renbe @rfHeinun9en an beiben
Nugen. Nus unfsnntnis erlegte
i9 einmol einen BON Sen @in9eborez
men beilig geboltenen 8o9el: nOea
G9Iongent0ter". befen SogO be-
b0rOGi9erieits iibrigens ou4 unters
Iagt 1T. 9a i9 ni4t gIauben polte,
boB Der 0ogel ungenieBbor lei, Off@
neten bic %Gingeborenen feline @inge>
neibe unb i9 fonO in Der Sat urs
5d6ligs, Bis gu Il Meter lan9e feline
S9langen. numentli9 Springi9Gan>
gen, in benz Mogeu Dor.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-20
Etr 1MmNttrtmr rtmrr gable

Sine bibfds 8eo6oftung our
Sierieelentunbs teiIt Or. &. Rei9s,
in Der Observation-Disclosures 300
6enf6rift" nit. @r belt ii6 cine
baIt3obms 0oble in sinem 9olatGfig
dut Dem 6ofs. @ines Cages purbe
bic Go6le, bic bel 3o9e frei umbsrs
osben tonnte, BON elmer &oBe ibsrs
faGen unO ibr 8eiiBer tam serdOe
nod aur re9tsn 3eit, UNI ite gu rets
ten. sic bate nur einige 8iii4sI
ssebern perloren, ibr S4rsdsn nor
aber 10 tart, oob tie ben gon0en Sdg
ii6er ni6t aus benz aGfig berouss
lam. 8on oieIsr 3eit an mar oas
@erbaIten bes Sieres gegen ietnsn
8eIiber auffouenb OerGnoert: ols IS
am ndGIten Morgsn auf bic SiBitans
&c berousgebipft mar, nabm IS FUR
einige Minuten bic Stenuug eben erit
fliigse 9eporOener 8rut an, Die aur
ben .3peigen Der 8dume nit ettpas
bdneenben 6liigeIn, &OrperI4itteln
unD YieptDnnen ouf bic bon ben 4ls
ten Oarge6Otene Nabruns partet.
Reide boGte 3uerIt an cine I9lim>
me No9pirtung bes S9reds, bod
mar feline 8efur9tung ni9t begriin>
bet. Na9Oem er Der 0oble oas See
fieoer BON &opf uno gals iiber ben
aiden geitri4en bate friiber
bate er oas aud getar, mubte jeoo9
oa5u Den 8ogel crit greiien,-nabm
tie pieber tire nOrmole 9altung an
uno 6iipfte Osrgnii9t OaDOn. 90 be-
no6m Ii9 oas Sisr Oes Morgens re>
qelmGBig, ou9 man9mal pd9renb
0es 3uges, penn iein !6err ii4 linn
nd6erte: iebe S9eu Dor ibrem Bee
iiber bate bic 0pbls obgeIegt. Sc
geniiber Srsmoen aber bebieIt tie i9re
frii6eren @epobnbeiten u%nOerdnoert
bel. lin nun bic @9tbeit ibres @mp>
finoens ouf bic PrObe gu iteIen,
Idluq Hei9e bic 0oble bispeilen
nit elmer Oiinnen gsrte, bis tie
f9rie uno in ben &dfig fIii4tete.
NllffGaiq fpor babel, bob tie leiGte
G6ld9e iiber Ii9 ergeben lieB, obne
ii9 pom Sled gu riibren; BET itGrteren
flii6tete iie 5rpar. ma4te aber ME eis
men @erfu9 Der @egenme5r, tnOem
tie etpa bic @erte nit benz S4nabel
gu ergreifen oOer ii9 our4 S@na>
bel6ie6e gu perteiOigen iu4te, pie lie
onoern gegeniiber regslmdBi9 unb nit
unDertennbarsr Sefti9teit tat. 9ielt
Nei9e Dem @ogel einen Stod bin, 10
biipfte er barouf, IieB ii3 umbertra@
qeu, mo6te ole, Ielb5t f9pierige unb
unbequeme 8epegun9en nit riibrens
Der unperbroTenbeit nit, unO purbe
IdlieBGi9 10 gele9rig, oaB er ii4 NIT
Dem appfe na9 unten on Das 9ol3
6Gngen unb fi9 trdftig 9tns uno bers
i9auteln lieB.
Sffenbor Elm ~feltenes 3ei9en BON
4nbGngli9feit unb Sreue zines Io@
qels = 10 19lieBt &ei9e ieinen Be-
ri6t =, umIo mertmiiroiger, als
bieIe ni9t bur9 mii9fames &bri4ten
tiinItli9 er3eu9t porben fporen, 1pns
bern ein5ig unO ullein Ourd Elm ere
f6itternbes @rlebnis fi9 gepiherS
maBen f9logarti9 eingeitslt battsn,
sd botte ben @inbrud, boB bas Be-
nuBtiein bes 8pgels mir ge9eniiber
felt feiner &ettung aus ben &rauen
Der &ase gspiFermaBen sdn5li4
umgeI9altet NOR.
Washington Journal., 1918-09-20

Oi9ten 0orn6uf4 gerateu, 70 Oab es
Dem gIiidli9en Sd9er Miibe t%otete,
feline 8eute bingfeit gu MAIDEN. Bel
benz 8eriu9e, in bas @ebif9 bins
ein5utreten, gepabrte er inbefien
taum einen bolben Meter entfernt,
mitten i'm Strou9e liegenb, einen
biden Wuit auiommen9erOllterS 4lons
gen, Die 1i9 nit beftigen 8etpegungen
inz unb umeinonOer i4langen. 8ez
gierig, cine Der i'm 0ur4f4nitt einen
buIben Meter Iangen S9langen, Die
tur3s 8eine oufpiefen, als Rurioium
Ieiner Sommlung ein3uperlei6en, itOfz
terte er nit benz 2aufe Ieines @enbz
res in Dem &nGusI lumber. Der ii9 gu
Washington Journal., 1918-09-20

Der Mobommebaner tein 8ett teunt.
~Oertpenbet er biele S9loffdde i'm
@inter, fpenn bic Bora S9nee
6ringt unO bonn gnr genultig Our9
ollie &iBen bes 9oufes pfeift.
Inter benz. JenIter unb an Der
Donb, no Der S9rant ni9t itebt,
gebt uneefG6r in &niebo6e elm 60I>
3ernes pobium, Der fogenonnte
nMinber". 9iefes pobium 1T 10
brett, bob cine perfon borauf lies
gen fam, 1T nit felbit9eipebten Sep
pi9en ober Stro6matten bebedt unb
bent aIs SiBgelegenbeit unb S4laf@
ltelle.
Sin ober aipei febr tIeine Manbs
T4rdntden, weI4e bic Sdmudfo9en
Der 6rauen entbaGten, brinssn Nb=
re3slung in bic tOlOiiole MOnOtOnie
Der peiBgetiin9ten WGnbe. Sin tleis
ner, obelistenf0rmiger &o9elofen in
elmer 3immerede, aus telIerorti9en,
nod innen eingebau6ten 8a9eln err
ri9tet, biIoet 10 5iemli9 bas einaige
Mobiliar. 909itens finbet man nod
einen ober mebrere nierbeiniee S9ez
mel, fpel9e ols Slide bienen. Muf
ibnen perben bic platten nit ben
Speifsn nisbergefebt. unb Dor Oieien
S@emeln IiBenb, eifen bic Srauen
allein ober in @eieIlf4aFt bes Sous
BERN.
Sn 6e3ug ouf &leiOung le9t Ii3
bic Mobommebonerin i'm t9arem. mo
iie ab1olut fi9er por ieOer lleberraz
T9ung bur9 einen Mlann 1T. teinen
3pong ouf. Die &leioun9 Begin
ftigt ia an unb fir iid i9on oas
Neslige. NHr lpenn man 8efu9
erfportet. pirb eroBe Spilette ges
moGt.
Der 6er3egOmae bat fat aus
nabmsneife nur cine Srau, trOBOem
inn betanntGi9 Der &oron bic @ielz
tueiberei eeitottet. @r ift aber gez
pObnlid gar ni9t in Der Gage, fi@
mebr ols cine Srau gu balten. tpeil
inn bic Mittel ba5u feblen. Die
tiirtifde 9ausfrau leiftet ndmli9 gar
feline Qrbeit. Sic fOpobl ols bic
&inber bebiirfen elmer Menge BON
perionol our 8ebtenung. unb ba bic
3eiten boriiber iinb, in 0enen man
ii9 Sflabinnen balten tonnte, muB
man beute Sienerinnen engagieren,
tpel9e 2obn unb unter6alt 6etoms
men, unb bas ma9t ben 9ausbalt
fir ben beraegop5if4en MObammez
oaner auBerOrbentli4 teuer.
0obur9 aber, baB Der 9eraegOp8e
rur cine Srau bat, 1T Die Stellung
berfelben in Der Samilie cine nett
aus giinitigere unb angeiebener ols
in Der Siirfei. Die Chen Der ber5ez
gopaif6en Observation-Disclosures limb
foit massachusetts gliidli9e gu nens
men. Die Trou lit feinespegs cine
npm Manne abbdngige Stopin, ione
bern iie bot elm gar seipi3tiges Wort
in allen Oinsen bes 9ausbalts, Der
&tnbereraiebung. ia fOgar in ben Sc
f4Gften bes Mannes mit5ureoen; unb
biefer GinfluB Der Jrouen ouf bic
MGnner foil 70 eroB fein, baB troB
aller triegerii9en SelbitGnoigteit bies
fer Mdnner bic meiiten bon ibnen
gang enti4ieben runter benz pantof>
fel fteben".
SroB bieier bebeutenOen Stellune
i'm 9ous lit bos 2eben Der mobams
mebanif9en 6rou ieOenfalls Elm febr
longDeilises. Nur tpenise Dpn i6nen
t0nnen lefen unb I9reiben. Sid
puBen. fi4 u~nterbalten, &lati4eH Der
Washington Journal., 1918-09-20

Inter ben Sablrsiden origineIlen
Grouengeftalten, bic benz 8eiu9er
Bosniens unb Der 9er5egOpina entS
eesentreten, intereIiiert ibn, gang
Washington Journal., 1918-09-20

Oie 2aus bleibt 2aus -
aud ipenr ie Dem 20pen i'm peIae
iiht. -
Washington Journal., 1918-09-20

mad benz @ebDft. 9ie beibsn on
bsren SeiIe bes S9rantes entbaIten
bic &leibunsstiide Der Srauen, Die
beiten &leibunssftiide bes 9ausberrn
unb bann einise rS4lafldde". IS
iinb biss aus S9afpel5en Ober Sud-
bergeItellte Side, in bic man BIG
an ben gals bineinfrieden fann. I'M
ii9 bann nod e%insutnOpfen. Sa
Washington Journal., 1918-09-20

5srseoOp8in, pel4e MO9ummeOunss
rim 1T, ionbern tie legt aud nod
iiber ben @6leier cine Moste aus
6ommet ober 3u9 nit 9olbfGben
burdflo6ten, unO betommt oabur4
bus f6euBlide ausie9en, tpie aut
benz Biloe, Oas Die Seimtebr elmer
tiirtiI9en Srau BARTLETT.
Der mobammebaniI9e 9eroegoip3e
1T reliai08s prtboborer als Der e9te
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-04-18
Where Your Money Goes

dollars to our allies to be spent IN the
United States.
From the shipyards of the Pacific
to those of the Atlantic: on our farms
and in our mines, mills and factories in
every State in the Union; back of the
firing lines IN France, where men are
training, camps are being erected and
railroads built. billions upon billions
are being expended for labor, for trans
portatlon, for materials and supplies
of every description.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-04-18
alton, etc. Required By The Act
of Congress of August "a. 1912

Statement Of the Ownership, Gircul-
alton. etc, Required By The Act
of Congress of August "a. 1912
Of the Lynden Tribune. published
weekly at Lynden. Wash, for April
l. 1918.
Before me. notary in and for the
state and county aforesaid. personally
appeared S II. Lewis. who, having
been duly sworn according 10 Law. de-
poses and says that ne is the publish
er Of the Lynden Tribune. and that
the following is, TO the best Of his
knowledge and belief. true state
rnent Of the management and owner
ship Of the aforesaid publication;
THAT the names and addresses Of
the publisher. editor. managing ed
itor. and business managers are:
Publishers. H. LEWIS. Lynden-
Editors. H. LEWIS. Lynden.
2.That the owners are:
s. H. LEWIS. Lynden.
3. That the known bondholders.
mortgages, and other security hold
erg owning or holding ! per cent or
more Of total amount Of bonds. mort
cages. or other securities are:
None.
s. Il. LEWIS.
Publisher
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me
this Ist day Of April. 1918.
". z. WANDER GRIESD,
My commission expires
Jan. 1e. 1920
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-04-18

the businessmen and the citizens Of
Lynden enough vigorous pride II
their country to fly the Stars and
Stripes every day during the war;
Prom all sections, people are point
ing q scornful finger Al Lyuden as q
center Of pro-geruanisu- The res
ponse to the appeal for Liberty Loan
subscriptions was 50 hearty. that i
IL new easy to pick ont the few Anti
Americans around the district. and
If the great bulk Of the population
were 70 show their e0lols from their
housa-tops. that traitorozs blot on
Lynden's honor might be wiped out
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-04-18
FOR THE WINNERS

In Belgium and Seryi2 and France
and Russia people are starving. Yet
here in LynGaa IRE several insects
who buzz and whine because their
supply q whi.e flour : cut down.
and they have TO buy l.-tle health
full bran. or other cereal Such self
ISL folk should be condemned 70 have
an -ternaI stouach-ache,
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-04-18

Senator Lafayette Young Of Iowa
is the authority for the statement
that in more than 1000 schools in
the German settlements Of the Mid
die West. the singing Of "Deutsch
land Ueber Allies and Die Wacht
am Rhein" marks the closing Of the
daily sessions. If this Is the case.
it's about time that MY Country It's
Of Thee close about 1000 schools
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-04-18

fOU MIGHT AS WELL TOSS 4 LOT
OF GOOD MONEY INTO THE
NOOKSACK as to send your mag
szine subscriptions direct 10 the
publishers. When you have mag
azine to renew, ask The Tribune
about - ne can save you from
five to thirty per cent on il.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-04-18

You won't be able 10 g any boek
or scotch soon in the land Of the
free and the home Of the brave. Al
ready eleven states. including Ken
lucky. Indiana. ant MASSACHUSETTS.
have endorsed the national prohibit
ion amendment.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-04-18

If yo1 want 70 have you. appendix
taken out and aired, yen may not
be able % have il done pretty soon.
Already lis per cent Of the paysie-
ians Of the State Of Washington have
enlisted il the service Of their. count
ry
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-04-18

SAVE MONEY on Btu NAT
ERIALS-Doors, windows. roofing
paper, porch columns, plaster
boards. All building materials
shipped promptly. Write for our
completely illustrated ea'alogus;
gives you lowest net prices. P. A
Rovig Company. 22zs LIST Avenue
South, Seattle. Wash.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-04-18

Seventy pounds may be sent by
parcel post nov, 50 that il is possible
to send some Of these attempts al
war-flour biscuits 70 your friends.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-04-18
FLY THE COLORS.

If one wess to Judge b. the display
Of national<olors one sees in Lyn-
den. this city might just a. well be
mistaken for Little Berlin. or some
other Teutonic point Why haven't
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-04-18
N7E are now building more
w naval and merchant ships
than we have constructed in the
last generation.

We are building a vast fleet of air.
PLANES, and enormous supplies of ar
tillery, motor trucks, machine guns,
rifles and ammunition. We are feeding,
clothing and training an army of
million men, and preparing for a mil
lion more. We have loaned billions of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14
SOCIAL AFFAIRS TAKE 4 NEW TURN OF ADDED
INTEREST AND JOY WITH THE NEAR APPROACH
OF THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES

derful time. but will assist in a most
worthy cause.
An Evening in Spain" is to be
presented on Thursday evening at the
High School by the pupils of the
school Very interesting musical
numbers will be given at this en-
tertainment by group Of artists OF
the city. including Prof. George Da-
land. Mrs. Victor Moore. Mrs. W. 2.
Owens, Mrs. c. J. Andrews. Miss
Karma Deane, Mrs. Robert Holiday
and Miss Virginia Bean.
=
On Friday afternoon the Aid So
ciety OF the First Methodist church
vii meet with Mrs. ". A. Price.
Besides all these activities there
viii be the numerous details of the
Christmas shopping to occupy every
one. OF course, everyone has done
her shopping early, but at the very
last moments there are innumerable
odds and ends to be gathered up,
and so the shops downtown will be
crowded all day with busy, happy
shoppers. over at the Red Cross
shop, tea will be served to busy.
tired shoppers, who will enjoy the
few moments spared The maids and
matrons at their various duties are
busy and radiant over the good which
is being accomplished there in the
cause OF humanity and IN the name
OF the Christ child whose birth IS so
soon to be celebrated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14
By OLLIE P. LANsDEN,

sity club will give 4 tea in homo
Of the enlisted personnel Of the army
Red Cross nurses corps. Receiving
viii be Mrs. James J. HornbroOk,
Mrs, ". L Brown and Mrs. E. p.
Rankin
Also on Sunday afternoon there
viii be the matinee performance OF
the Red Cross benefit play. Forty
five Minutes from Broadway" and an
evening performance
Another happy affair scheduled for
Sunday afternoon is the Christmas
party TO be given by the girls of
the Square club OF the High School
IN compliment to the Women Teach
ers Of the High School The club
rooms at the Y W. c. A building will
be decorated in keeping with the
holiday season.
Wednesday afternoon the We'd
nesday Bridge club will meet with
Mrs. William Deavitt.
The cabaret team to be given IN
der the auspices OF the Equal Fran
chise league on Wednesday for the
benefit OF the French war orphans
fund will be another Of the many in
teresting affairs given in behalf of
this fund One OF the pretty fea-
lures Of the tea will be the appear
ance Of eight maidens in coquetish
French costume, who will serve as
mattresses This tea will be given at
Hotel Sheldon and those who attend
VIII not only have a perfectly won
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14
Judge and Mrs. Smith Will Keep Open
House To Friends On First of January

JUDGE AND MRS. WILLIAM ROB-
ERT SMITH. viii, with their two
charming daughters. Frances Eliza
beth and Dorothy, keep open house
on the afternoon Of New Years day.
No formal invitations will be given.
The house party receiving with judge
and Mrs. Smith will include a number
Of the many friends, made not only in
the last two and a half years Of their
residence here. but during the last II
years that they have been closely af-
filiated with FL Paso people during
the time judge Smith was representa-
tive Of the 18th district in congress.
In keeping with the reconstruction
days, Mrs Smith thinks social affairs
Of elaborate planning are not appro-
PIRATE. However. she believes friends
should meet together with a spirit Of
jollity and good fellowship. This
spirit marks all the social affairs
given by judge and Mrs. Smith.
The Baylor University club met IN
a business session on Friday after
noon at 205 Caples building Plans
for New Years watch party to be
held at the home OF Mrs. z. G. Hill.
5000 Frankfort street, were discussed
RGmsey and Mrs. Staten were ap-
pointed TO make general arrange
ments for the party.
The entertainment committee IS to
be J. NJ Evans. chairman; Mrs Ju-
Ian Hughes. Mrs. c. K Jameson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14
Social Program
For Next Two Days

SUNDAYS CALENDAR
TEA at the University club in homo
l OF the enlisted personnel OF the
army Red Cross nurses corps.
Matinee Of the musical comedy,
"Forty-five Minutes from Broad
way" at the Texas Grand theater
benefit for the Red Cross.
Evening performance OF Forty
five Minutes from Broadway
Program TO be given at the 7. ".
c. A building by the Square club OF
the High School in honor OF the
women teachers OF the school
MONDAYS CALENDAR
Knitting and sewing department
Of the Red Cross open IN the work
rooms OF the White House.
All departments OF the Red Cross
shop open. In the Tea and Luncheon
department will preside Mrs Otis
Coles. Mrs. R z. Hines and Mrs
Hugh White. captains. Miss Anne
Bucher. Mrs. Steele Wotkyns. Miss
Valerie Lorig, Miss Agnes Stewart.
Miss Dorcas Ann Payne. Mrs John
Alexander Klein 1r-. Mattresses
Comforts committee OF the Navy
league open in the morning IN the
with Mrs. Victor Roberts and
Mrs. Harry Platt in charge
Safety RazOrs@Scott White & Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14
Eighth Engineers Give Sen1i-Annual
Dance At Khaki Club On December %

I Santa Claus presiding. A buffet sup
{ per will be served during the evening.
I The chairman Of the reception COM
| mite is Sergt- r A Sitter, assisted
I by Joe Viola. Aaron Weiss. James
! Haley. John Croft Howard Call and
/ David Calvin
I This is the second Of the semiannual
/ dances The other one was given at
| the Mescalero Indian reservation. in
I New Mexico, during their hike the
| last days Of summer, when a number
| Of Ell Paso maids and maidens who
summered at Cloudcroft enjoyed the
hospitality Of the men. Army wagons
were sent over the mountains 10 con-
vey the merry party to the reservation.
Many letters Of appreciation are be-
ing received by the Cheerful Girls
club from the Jewish soldiers at Fort
Bayard showing their gratitude for
the Chanuka boxes OF good things
to eat sent to them by the club. Fol-
lowing is a letter received by Miss
Emma Bohn, president Of the ciuD,
from the New York branch Of the
Jewish welfare board:
Mr.. Samuel Given, president o.
our FL Paso branch, informs US OF the
splendid work Of the Cheerful Girls
club. and their assistance in making
sent to the sick Jewish boys at Fort
Bayard. n. N.
I'VE are certain that the handker-
chiefs embroidered by the members Of
your club will long be used by the
boys as a memento OF the wonderful
spirit of the girls OF Ell Paso. We are
also certain that the strudles which
the mothers Of these girls went TO
such efforts in baking for the sick
boys Will also linger long both on the
tongues and in the minds OF these
sick boys.
We take this means to thank you
most sincerely in behalf Of your mem
bers and yourself for the great work
rendered by your club"
Two very delightful programs, IN
der direction Of walter Davis, were
given Friday evening, the first at the
remount station at Fort Bliss and a
repetition Of this at Camp Baker with
the addition Of two very clever num-
bers, a group OF readings by Mrs.
Henry Oliver Nichols, OF Alamogordo.
and violin selections by Mrs Ankle
Nichols. Of Alamogordo- The program Z
WON solo, Miss Virginia Bean
Songs. Mrs. G. a. Martin.
Reading. Miss Maybelle Elliott.
Bean and Walter Davis.
Duet, Mrs. Martin and Mr.. Davis.
Songs, Mr.. Davis
Accompanies for the evening, Mrs. /
Bean and Miss May Duggan-
On Tuesday evening Mr.. Davis Will 1
direct a program given at Hendricks /
sanatorium. The full program has
not been arranged However. among 4
the numbers will be a group Of songs /
by Mrs c. A Martin. songs by Mr.. |
Davis and other entertaining features. 1
\
There will be a dance IN the Knights /
OF Columbus hut at Fort Bliss next /
Friday night, December 20. given by /
the Catholic women Of Ell Paso. There !
will be a special program and several i
special numbers of fancy dancing. I
Those desiring TO go will be met at 1
the Sheldon hotel at 1880 D. m, where 1
cars will be waiting to take them TO /
the fort.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14
Although Friday the 18th, This Couple
Did Not Hesitate To Join In Wedlock

A THOUGH it was Friday. the 18th,
ADan Lemons. travelling salesman
for Haymon Krupp, and Miss Blanche
Ulshen, OF New York, did not let a
little thing like that deter them from
being married. The ceremony was
performed Friday afternoon by rabbi
Martin zielonka, in his office in
Temple Mt. Sinai. in the presence Of
the usual witnesses. The bride had
just arrived from her home in New
York and the young couple drove i'm
mediately to the office OF the rabbi
for the ceremony.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14

Mrs. J. N. Tvans and Miss Reba Brit
ton
The committee Of refreshments Is
TO be L. r. Reid. chairman; Mrs. L r.
Reid and Mrs E. G. Hill
Immediately preceding the party,
a brief business session will be held
at which the election OF officers for
the coming year will take place. The
nominating committee was appointed
as follows: Chairman, DR.. Burleson
Staten, Mrs. Vaughan Ward and Mrs.
E NJ. Rumsey.
The committee OF permanent organ
ization consists OF Leonard Daniels.
chairman: NJ L Griffith. Vaughan
Ward. ". N. Hatchen and G. P.
Putnam.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14

CEMIANNUALLY the officers and
y enlisted personnel Of the Eighth
engineer train. in command Of Lieut..
F. W. Tesche, give an elaborate
dance. One OF these dances will be
given on Monday evening, December
%, at the Khaki club. The decora-
tons will be in the Christmas motif,
carried out. among other decorations,
by a tinseled Christmas tree, with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14

announcement is made by E. B.
WEIGH OF the engagement and Hp-
preaching marriage OF his daughter.
Miss Mary Louise Welch, to " Austin
Phillips. the wedding to ike place on
Christmas day. This news will be
Of much interest, Miss Welch being
one OF the most charming and popu-
lar members Of the younger society
set
The Welchs gave up their home on
Rio Grande street for the winter, tax
ing an apartment at the Wright but
viii resume their residence at the
Welch hame. which will be the scene
of the pretty wedding
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14

Nnrlstm1s shopping AAAoe EaAys
In addition 10 supplying you with
a wide variety OF sensible Christmas
gifts. we offer Christmas shoppers a
special service. This is light lunches.
It is possible that when you are
down town doing your Christmas
shopping. it isn't convenient for you
to 20 home to lunch. II this is the
case, visit our fountains. We serve
appetizing lunches and hot drinks at
nominal prices.
Scott White & Co.. Druggists.
Mills Bldg. Roberts-Banner Bldg
314 San Francisco St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14

You cannot help but notice and
marvel at the wonderful deep
tons-shading effects produced
by this instrument.
Which after al. is that which
makes music 50 enjoyable.
And also the beautiful Concert
Harp
It's the only one In the South
west
Its tones are simply liquid