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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Ell Paso Society Will Lose The Howe
Family In 4 Short Time, With Regret

d UMOR has it that MAJ Gen. Rober
N L Howe, following quickly upon
his recent high promotion, is soon 10
be sent TO a new and bigger com
mand - whether overseas, to the
Travis division or elsewhere is
purely surmise, though a persistent
report is afloat that the general and
his charming family are TO so within
a week to a new detail
Both Mrs. Howe and her young
daughter, Miss Harriet. have become
set, since they established quarters
a the post. Mrs Howe meeting all
the requirements OF the first lady
in army circles" by her dignified mien
and social graces. Through her in
terest, q prosperous, active Red Cross
unit has been started, at Fort Bliss,
with q large number OF army ma
irons and unmarrieds deFoting three
mornings each week to the making
Of surgical dressings OF whatever
was needed at the Red Cross work
shop. And her philanthropies done
in a quiet way, are many.
FL Paso has not in q long time had
so genuinely loved a couple 10 take
an interest in affairs at the post
almost every regimental dance has
been honored by their presence. Gen
Howe has never failed local COM
uittees in aiding for q better army
all the war work commissions have
been unanimous in their praise 10
him for cooperation and assistance.
And when certain promotions were
slated, one heard on every side the
wish expressed that Gen. Howe
would receive recognition Verifica-
ton OF his advancement brought in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Pennsylvania
Lad Is Sought
In Wars Area
" Year Old Boy Missing;
Mother Has Red Cross
Look For Him.
d LIED ]. BoLLNEYER.

Paris. France. August 2s-An
international search is being made
by the American Red Cross in an at
tempt TO ascertain the whereabouts
OF William Upton Timmons. a II year
old youth Of Gettysburg. Pa. who dis
appeared from his home a year ago
last april
His mother. Mrs. Milton Wolf. BE-
lieving that he had Joined the arny
under a fictitious name. has written
the home service department OF the
Red Cross in Paris 70 search for him
While it's a far cry from an inland
city in America 20 the battlefields OF
France. the department has placed
photographs and descriptions OF Tim
mons IN the hands Of all OF irs field
workers, who are instituting a care
ful search
The Red Cross department has To-
Gated several other American boys
whose folks had lost track Of them
While the search is being made in
France a similar one is being con
Quoted in the training camps in
America
The department has 100 visitors and
searchers who cover five United
states army divisions, u United States
base hospitals a. a large number OF
French hospitals TO which Americans
are taken. II has located IS percent
OF the men for whom inquiries have
been made and IL has discovered nine
missing men TO be prisoners IN Ger
many.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26

CATURDAY nights dance at the
OCountry club attracted terpsicho-
rean devotees from both town and
army set. the personnel including Mr.
and Mrs. Horace W Braddus. Mr.. and
Mrs. a. P. Coles. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. $
Getting. Miss Olive Davis, Dr. B. T.
Jenness, U-SN. and Mrs. Jenness
Capt and Mrs. Nathan Neste. Capt
Spradling. Miss Marian Calnan, Miss
Sarah Bridgers. Mr. and Mrs G. y
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mozart.
Robert Martin, Francis and Morgan
Broaddus, Lieut. and Mrs. j. Ross kir-
wan. lIrs. ]. D. Carter lnee Miss
Cieora Lightbourne). Miss Gertrude
smith. Miss Betty Stafford, Miss Jane
Burgess, Miss Irma Lee Davis, Misses
Frances and Katherine Earle, Miss
Mary Nafe and her house guest Miss
Mildred Boice, Of California; Miss
Nancy Williams. Miss Katherine Dick,
Miss Mildred Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. W
L. Gaines and Mrs. Alexander Day
SuTles, and others.
There will be no larger social hap
= ming. in army circles, the entire
Neek. than the banquet and dance, &c
be given by officers OF the Ninth
Mounted Engineers tonight, hOnOring
CAPT A W Wheeler and his bride
Covers are to be laid for over 200
guests, the list including many so
ciety girls from town A regimental
band will furnish music. and all sorts
OF delightful features are scheduled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26

its wake no end Of feucitous mes
saEes.
Miss Harriet Howe was not long
ago taken into that select little CO.
terie known as the Nine Nifty Nitters.
To get around the limit, she was
figured prominently in all the local
society and Country club happenings.
Judge and Mrs William Robert
Smith and their family rather hastily
terminated their summer vacation at
the Lodge in Cloudcroft. and returned
Thursday to open Up their home in
daughter, Miss Frances Elizabeth
Smith. down for medical attention
This popular girl is suffering from
typhoid fever, under the care Of DIT.
". L Brown, and a trained nurse.
Miss Smith took Ill a fortnight ago,
but il was only a few days ago that
the nature OF the disease became
apparent-to all appearances it was
the grip. until the laboratory test
showed It TO be typhoid. She is do
ing as well as can be expected, though
IL will be some time until she is
well and able 10 resume her social
and Red Cross activities
Miss Eleanor Dow Falconer. who
finished at the FL Paso School for
Girls, in the last graduating class. is
to attend Wellesley this year. Miss
Margaret Powers being another local
girl who will enter this semester.
Miss Dorothy Williams. who re-
school, Troy, y. Y, will also go TO
the splendid eastern school. making
FL Paso's list a most representative,
bewitchey one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Daughters OF American Revolution
Plan War Work For Coming Season

: nEBECCA STODDART chapter
N Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton. viii follow the dictates OF the
national parent organization in max
ing war work the principal factor this
year. As announced IN these columns
before the summer vacation started,
the D. A. RS voted 10 buy 100000 in
Liberty bonds on the third issue, in
addition TO ss1, 900 used for the resto-
ration Of two devastated cities in war
ridden France. One dollar per capita
was levied, Fl Paso having approx
mately 100 members
Mrs. y. H. Allen. Mrs. Lee Orndorff
and Mrs. J. " Lorentzens who con-
stitute the program committee for
this year, have gone about their work
on a purely Americanization basis,
with the following features:
October Z, Influence Of American
Evolution on the French Revolu-
tion." by professor J. Henri.
November 4, "Woman's Problems Of
Today" Mrs. 1. /. Robinson exregent
Of the Rsbecca Stoddert chapter
December z, Effect Of Present War
on American Literature" Mrs. Charles
A. Kimble.
January 6. 1913, Great Men Of To-
day in the War" Mrs. S. H. Suther-
land
February 3, business meeting
February, p, patriotic celebration.
March 3, Evolution OF the Navy and
the Airplane," Mrs J. r Mcleod and
Mrs. Lee Orndorff-
April Z. Election OF officers
Nay 8, Americas Contribution TO
Civilization" Mrs. R z. Thomson.
Miss Nellie Nay Bowen will have
charge Of the music
The new roster Of officers includes:
Regent, Mrs Irving Mcneil: vice re-
gent, Mrs. H II. Stark second vice
regent, Mrs. Lee Orndorff; recording
secretary, Mrs Harry Kiester: cor
responding secretary, Mrs. J. W.
Laws; historian, Mrs ". Hal Al
bridge; parliamentarian. Mrs. 7. J.
Woodside.
In addition to the program commit
tee are: Auditing and finance-AIrs.
J. R Mcleod. chairman, Mrs. Vim.
Hal AldridEe and Mrs P. z. French:
social cOmmittee-Mrs. B. NJ G. VIII
liams. chairman. Mrs. h H Stark,
Mrs. L. S. Stewart, Mrs. Julia Sharp,
Mrs Burleson Staten and Mrs. c. Z
Kelly; patriotic-Miss Anna Wash
burn, chairman. Miss Lillian Cole and
Mrs D. ". Payne; courtesy-Alrs.
p. z. French. chairman, Mrs. W. S.
, .lton, Mrs. Julia A. Sharp, Mrs c. 7.
French, Mrs. L L Robinson, Mrs. S.
H Sutherland, Mrs Horace W. Broad
dus, Miss Sarah Bridgers and Miss
Florence Clark; essay-Mrs. VIM. S
McMath. chairman, Mrs. G. T. Hawks,
Mrs. H. B. Stevens. Mrs. Vim. Hal
Aldridge, Mrs T. J. Woodside, Mrs.
A. z Butler, Mrs z. N. Bray, Mrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26

being spent in music and converse
ton. Among those for whom places
were marked were Miss Birdie Krupp,
who returns for her second year. Miss
Eryline Vowel. Miss Mary Kelly,
Miss Ruby Ponsford and the hostess.
Fred Elliott gave a dinner Of four
covers at the Country club Sunday
night One congeniaI "foursome" at
the dinner included Dexter r Maple
Charles MOrehead Nebeker. 7 D.
Hughes and Capt n. d. Kneeland. W
Floyd Payne and his daughter were
among the guests dining informally
at the popular rendezvous. Lieut.
Sweeney and Lieut.. Pickles also hav.
=
In farewell TO Mr.. and Mrs. d.
laramie and family. who leave shortly
for san Diego. a dinner was given BY
Mr. and Mrs T. Perrino. at their
home on 919 Williams. Sunday. u be-
ing present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Lodges and CIubs.

The National Defence league re-
Gently formed in san Jacinto district,
VIII have a meeting tonight in san
yaclnto school For the program Miss
Emily Kemp will sing a group Of
songs 10 the accompaniment Of the
ukulele; Mrs J. n. Corrington will
read; judge J. N. Goggin is to ad-
dress the assemblaEe, and Mrs. Rob
ert l. Holiday will sing. Miss Is
telle Berrien presiding at the plano.
Jazz band viii play. Branches Of
the league have been formed through
out Fl Paso. following the district
Ing Of schools.
The University club will have its
initial sing on Sunday night This
is the date upon which the members
Of the organization had planned a
farewell to Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Kas-
ter, but their departure SUNDAY
caused the entertainment committee
TO change the plans Mrs. Raster
was to have presented the entire pro-
gram. Mrs Raster, with the two
sons. Jack and Jim. will stay mostly
In Pennsylvania with her people.
pending her husbands stay overseas.
as valuable dollar a year man for
Uncle sam in the Y. NJ C. A. war
work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Weddings.

Miss Lillian Lee Yeager. well known
FL Paso young women and sister Of
the Misses Fannie Lu and Winnie
Heager, Of the Patterson apartments.
1917 Mesa, was married in Maria Sun
day at 1 o'clock TO Lieut.. William s.
NanOver. Of the Eighth cavalry. The
marriage service was read in the
Fenneu home in Maria. chaplain VIII
liam W Brander officiating. The
bride wore a handsome blue Geor-
gette crepe gown, with black velvet
hat, and carried pink roses. There
were no attendants. Maria viii be
their home until orders takes the
groom elsewhere.
NJ. J. Heating is back from Colum-
bia, 5. c., where he went ten days
ago in company with his daughter
Miss Ruth Alice Heating, to attend
her marriage to Lieut. Bart F. Free
man, an FL Paso boy. The wedding
was quietly celebrated Sunday. Au-
gust IS, in the parish house Of st
Peters cathedral. Lieut.. and Mrs. Car
roll attending the happy couple The
bride wore a sand toned taffeta trav-
cling suit and big black hat with
rose facing. a corsage Of brides
roses set off the pretty attire, which
was completed by boots 10 match.
Lieut.. Freeman. who is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Freeman, now re-
siding in the vicinity Of Clint is sta
toned at headquarters of the third
brigade. F. "A. z. D., and the newly
weds viii be temporarily at home in
the South CarOlinian post until or
ders change them elsewhere Their
honeymoon was spent in points in
Georgia and Florida, from whence they
returned Friday. Both have many
friends in FL Paso. where they have
spent most OF their lives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Miss Pearl PonSford Luncheon Hostess
To 4 Large Number of Younger Girls

MISS PEARL PONSFORD. at her at
If1 tractive home on North Kansas
street. presided over a smart lunch
con for a group Of Wellesley girls
Thursday, this charming FL Pasoan
being president Of the Texas club at
the prominent educational institution
east Wellesley blue and white lent
SUCCESSFULLY TO the decorative motif.
the color scheme being adhered to
in quantities Of asters that formed a
bed Of blossoms centering the hand
someIy laid board. and the softly
shaded candelabra. as well as in the
place cards and menu GauZy winged
blue butterflies were apparently
lighting amid the flowery mound. so
deXterously were they suspended on
invisible wires TO add to the exquisite
summary setting. The guests knitted
during the morning. the afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
uesday Society and
Club Calendar


THE Women's auxiliary of West
l minister Presbyterian church viii
picnic in Washington park-Niiss Cor
nelia Taylor who has recently come
to take charge Of the mission Sunday
schools being specially honored.
Mac Doweu musical program at the
Woman's club at 10 a. m.
Mrs. J. Walter Christie gives a pro-
gram for the Y. II. c. A. outpost
Red Cross. for the morning only
in the downtown workshop OF
Broaddus, chairman Of woman s
service. assisted by Mrs. D. Bruce
Smith. surgical dressings; Mrs
J. F. Williams and Mrs. W W. Tur-
ney, sewing; Mrs L. :. Stewart and
Mrs c. E. Kelly, knitting Mrs W D.
Wise, surgical dressings. Mrs. H. n.
stark. knitting: Mrs. Waters Davis
sewing Mrs. F. ". Bell, instructor in
knitting. Hostesses for the day
Mrs. Florence LeBaron and Mrs James
Brady.
Mrs. $. NJ. Aguirre and Mrs. B. 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 ,. H. Young
in charge o. the Red Cross community
Gamer. at the city market
Army woman's circle Of the Red
Cross, Mrs. Robert l. Wowze. chair
man. 10 resume work Tuesday morn
ing. at the post
Red Cross work at Temple Mt
First Aid class for the Red Cross.
DIT. B. F Jenness instructing. in Com
munity hall Temble Mt. Sinai
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Usual Enjoyable Dance At Country
Club Saturday Evening; Many Present
By DOROTHY B. JOHNSTON.


Nearly 200 men Of the Seventh field
signal battalion enjoyed a merry
dance at the Khaki club SATURDAY,
night. Z. J. LanEford Of the house
committee, assisted by Messrs. y J.
Glasscock. William G. Strauss, Ed
ward Walsh, Ray Bottomiey. ". H.
Krakehl and George Brown. being in
evidence in DISPENSING hospitality
The dancing auditorium was festive
in L. S. allied and signal corps flags
and pennants. and ice cream, cake and
lemonade were served. Among the
officers attending were Mai +. H.
Lehman. Capt. W. c. Franks. Lieut..
G.. H Church and Lieut.. J. S. Collins.
Julius Wild assisted
Tonight is the open dance at the
war camp community center. all en-
listed men being welcome Tuesday
is dance lesson night. and FFidar
evening a farewell dance is TO be
given the men Of the 314th cavalry.
The usual Wednesday night program
and dance may be called off this week
on account Of the big dance in Lib
erty hall that is being given by the
members Of St Patrick's cathedral
for the X. OF c. hut at Fort Bliss.
Officers of the send field artillery
are arranging for another of their in
formal hops this week at the Country
club, either Thursday or Friday eve
ming. the date not having been def
nitely decided upon as yet
Miss Mildred LaSalle is giving a
dancing party for the younger set
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26

THEY say NO woman ever COM
l mitted suicide on her wy TO buy
a pair OF silk stockings" Certainly
no woman need have cause for mo-
roseness with a good looking blue
serge frock in her wardrobe. Clad in
such raiment. she should be armed to
overcome any obstacle in her path Of
happiness Reveres which might have
been copied from an END mans COL
lar give distinct smartness to this
model of navy serge. Made of ivory
white broadcloth. these exaggerated
reveres flank the shirt front Of
pleated Georgette crepe with its
youthful turned-down collar and tiny
black bone buttons. Buttons also trim
the cuffs. which may be of blue serge
or OF white cloth. A killed skirt is
attached to the belt. An extremely
youthful hat of navy velvet. trimmed
with punches OF red cherries. COM
pletes the smartest Of costumes for
Miss Ameri~F
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Cloudcroft Notes.

Cloudcroft. y. ". Aug. 2s.-Nrr. and
Mrs j. NJ Evans and Mrs. Evans's
sister. Miss Ruth Ellisner. and little
Mary Douglas Evans arrived In
Cloudcroft on Friday to spend a few
Stanley Bevens Is spending a few
days in ClOudcroft.
Mrs. Charles Davis. who had been
IN FL Paso since Monday. returned 10
Cloudcroft on Friday.
Miss Helen Dunn. who has been
spending the summer in Cloudcroft.
returned to FL Paso on Saturday.
Clyde league is spending a few
days with his family in Cloudcroft.
Mrs W B. Latta and son. Billy. re-
turned from Los Angeles and Santa
Monica where they spent the summer.
are the house guests OF Mrs. ". c.
Mrs. A P. Coles is expected to re-
turn from FL Paso today
W. A Burk came to Cloudcroft on
Friday.
Mrs Hays Watson has returned to
Mrs. James L Collins entertained
with a tea Friday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26

MISS SADIE SCIPIO. one Of the pop
w ular young women of Alamogordo.
is to be married soon to Charles
Wilhelm. who is now in the fourth
officers training camp near FL Paso.
Miss Scipio and her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs G. c. Scipio, have been residents
Of Alamogordo for many years and
are widely known throughout this
part Of the country.
Mr., Wilhelm enlisted for service
almost two years ago from his home
in Kansas City. and was sent to FL
PasO with the Ninth engineers =
few months ago he entered the fourth
officers training camp to try for a
commission He expects to finish this
training the last of August The
wedding IS to take place in FL Paso
in the first week of September.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Season

I J. ". Laws and Miss Gertrude Yale;
J Flag day-Miss Ruth Augur. Mrs. 3.
IL G. Williams, Mrs. F. ". Berkshire.
Mrs Olive Davis Simpkins. Mrs. VIM.
I Hal Aldridge, Mrs. \. H. Allen. Mrs.
I /. L Robinson Miss Florence Clark,
] Miss Gertrude Yale printinE-8frs.
] Julia A Sharp, Mrs II. T. Stafford and
Mrs. A H Butler: Children OF the
Republicans. Mary Ross Keister,
organizer, Miss Gertrude Yale. Mrs.
J. E. Spence, Mrs VIM. Hal AIdridge,
Mrs c. 2. Kelly, Mrs. y. H Allen,
Mrs n Z Strong, Mrs R z. Thoma-
son, Mrs J. Frank Coles, Mrs. J. ".
Laws, Mrs. I. L Robinson and Miss
sarah Bridgers; chapter house-AIrs
c. R Morehead. Mrs. ". c. Bansemer.
Mrs T. ". Berkshire. Mrs Lee Jones.
Mrs Isabelle Whiteside, Mrs. Dexter
Mapel. Mrs. c. S. Sargent and Mrs. S.
H Sutherland
Miss Elizabeth Glover. the talented
daughter Of Col Francis ". and Mrs.
Glover, has designed some clever
posters for the coming Mother Goose
carnival, by way Of advertising the
keralded event, which is 10 be STAGED
square, Friday, from 5 D. m. TO 10
o'clock, by the Children OF the Con-
tederacy, under the direction Of Wade
Hampton chapter. L D. C.-the entire
III OIEGuo 20 70 MAINTAIN a bed IN
American Military Hospital No. / at
Neuilly. France. DO Peep. a little
girl with a curl in the middle Of her
forehead. Curly Locks. Jack Homer.
little Miss Aluffit, Mary Mary Quite
Contrary, the Queen Of Hearts-all
the faTorite childhood rhymes will
come 10 life for the big carnival, and
rOmp on the green, under the guild
ance OF The Old Woman from
France" Mrs. Hadley Sanders is to
be the farmers wife, to help business
at the country store; Louis Gunnis,
the crooked man; L " Coyne. Peter,
Peter Pumpkin Eater: Eugene Smith
and c. z. Bryan viii be clowns. and
there is also to be a comical lady"
J. V. Hughes is to be Simple Simon"
and Two Old Women Up a Tree" are
Mrs. sharp and Mrs. T. G. Woollen.
Mrs. E W Hatch will be Queen Of
Hearts. her husband being king. Z.
McCracken will be King Cole, and J.
L Mckenzie. the coachman- Robert
Page viii typify Uncle sam.
The Women's Missionary society Of
Altura Presbyterian church viii meet
Wednesday at p. m, at the manse,
2605 Idalia street Mrs. c. H Mitchell
more will have charge Of the pro-
gram.
St PauTs Luther league will give
a military social Tuesday night at the
home OF Miss Muriel Berg, 2SO1 Bliss
street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Receptions.

The women OF Bethany Presbyte-
rian church gave a reception We'd
nesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
T.. II. LaRue, on River street. honor
ing Mrs A. A Davis and Miss Ruth
Davis, who are leaving soon 10 make
their home in Carlsbad, y " Mrs.
R d Moore presented the honor
guests with a handsome silver ser
vice set. a luncheon was served and
later. following a musical program,
an ice course was enjoyed Mrs. FL
lison. Miss Leona Pollard and Miss
Reba Moore assisted in entertaining.
Present were- Mesdames Myron Cass,
Of Carlsbad: E E Taylor. r. B. Moore.
Roy Young. Clyde Young. z F. Riley.
7. Boyd. a. a. Davis, ]. B. knight. a
l. Ellison. Buford. A. FLETCHER. J.
Bridges. r. L. Jackson, ]. Baker. Miss
Moore, Miss Pollard and others
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
EIPasoans Awag.

Mrs Napoleon Lucero, wife OF The
Herald's Associated Press telegrapher.
went to Sierra Blanca Tex, Sunday
20 visit friends.
Miss Frances Faust, who accom-
panied Mrs. B. NJ. G. Williams and
Miss Dorothy and Miss Corinne Nc
Kie back from California last week
has gone on to her home in New
York
Miss Jane Burgess and Miss Dorothy
Williams went up to Cloudcroft Sun
day. accompanying Miss Clara Haw-
kins for few days visit at the Haw-
kins cottage. They expect TO return
Tuesday.
the First Presbyterian church, left
Monday at noon on the Golden State
for New York City TO attend an i'm
portant meeting Of his church's ex-
ecutives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
C. c. DIRECTORS MEET ON
TUESDAY; REEVES COMING

Among other matters to be taken
up at the semi monthly meeting OF
the directors OF the chamber OF com
merce viii be the reading Of the re-
port OF o. c. Coles and L. S Stewart
who have returned from Washington
D. c., where they went in the interest
Of the chamber Of commerce. The
meeting will be held in the directors
room Tuesday night at S;45-
y W Reeves. secretary OF the
chamber. who has been spending his
vacation on the Pacific coast. was ex-
pected 10 return Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
TWO COUNTS AGAINST GEORGE.

Liquor law charges we're filed in
two courts Saturday afternoon against
A 3. George. driver NJ the 449 auto
stand. who was arrested BY city de-
tectives in connection with the al
legged sale OF a pint OF whisky. In
L. $. commissioner 5. L Kelly's court
George was held in $500. while he was
released on his own recogniZance in
justice J. NJ. beavers court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
Forecasts.

e Paso and vi
cirity Fair tonight
and Tuesday
Arizona and New
Mexico Generally
fair tonight and
Tuesday. not much
change in tempera-
ture-
West Texas Fair
tonight and Tres
day
On Er n--- - $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26

Martin Aurellano. aged Is; Enrique
Cpslas. aged a. and Estaben Lopez
aged IS, were arrested Sunday after
noon by policeman Grover Hall.
charged with shooting out glass win
Gows with air rifles THO boys were
held for the juvenile court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26
WEATHER BULLETIN.
{. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observations taken
az Z a. m. 18th me-
ridian time. s a. II
z PlEo time. Aug.
IS. 1915.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-26

D ] a C e N ent
and two very
bad attacks Of
infl n N a.
ton Ny doc
tor said he
could do moth
ing more for
ne and I
would have to
90 to the hos
pital for an
operation, but
Lydia E Pink
hams Vegsta-
h1a G0u7nourG
and EanaEi-a