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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

Nfw YoRK, Jan. Tho cotton market
wNs comparatively narrow and irregular to
DAY After selling At u Iic ratly March
broke 10 80 9ar and closed Ut Jo "a with
the general list closing irregular net o points
higher To ~. points lower
The opening was firm At an advance ~ 10
10 " points with active months settling -
10 10 poins higher right after tho call on =
renewal uf Liverpool aud domrstic trade huy
uk which had been la progress az the close
last night January sOld At ~ igc and MAY
~ 30 isc but thetc was good deal Of real.
ttng around thrso prices After casing of
IN - iOc Tor January ard no SO los MAY
The market sieadtrd On trade huyiug hut
rallies we're not maintained the close being
within point ~ two ~ the lowest on the
near months October was relatively easy
during the daY and showed tho maximum loss
AZ the eioNe after selling of from 20 zoe to
~ 1Ac No change was reported IN the ocean
freight situation Most OF the southern selling
came from New Orleans but there wcrr also
selling orders from the southwest reported In
thc late trading
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
MIDWEEk'S GAIN IS
EfFACED BY REACTION
New York Exchange General
List Little Above Quota
tions of Last Year.

NEW YORK. Jan. -nNuritous ~
2 to points iu ftyorite soc.,s. aud
10 points in special H,fuce dur
ipg today wiped ont much Of the
ntd wtek's gain and left tho general
rst Httlc above nual quotations ot
las ycar
TRc bclline. witch concentrated on
sl"rls ana other industrial pu equip
wcutf, ns well na prominent rh.ls and
M, group ~ war shares rotultcT In
large puft FROM peace rumurs Those
gained force from Turkey reported
oyotturcs 70 luVsH ana th" hiZhly
HgrifiEnui speech Of the huiiah pic-
rIrt. of which wall stree, htd only
pu mkNnp before the markets clu-'
loascs IN st"dls ranged trpr ~ p
puIrt. iu copper " IA cIuip
m,utE . 10 g. Nt'h for Pullman u
shippiugs am average ~ p0iuis as
mu,h for motors and Hccr HoIta nui
O. Ga % iu oils ami tob1cyus
rlr'fics grtuEotN codlcrI und ,Ir
lu the heu,inp-g Of ttansportuons
lr'dcrs made liitlc recovery. the
uD rkct closing u~tr lowest levels.
N'ido from nu actual i",r,usp Of
.hout f51 600 0Dp In reserves. The
wro,lN bunk statement drtrlurcd no
marked changes
BONDS " re under pressure, psrcc,
tHliy mmur Gl@ Liberty 4, .hnnged
hands at aGes to gG.sO'Hnd the o. .
Ut NN N0 lu Dsth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
LEGAL

RtSgl tTlONS
a this ihs l7th dsy Of December 1917
50 Appeafcd that there has brcu rouftar,t,5
10 the State OF OkIAhoma Ina pr,r..I',.,.
uklahoma one Ford roadster rng,1e ,glg
her tOTTalp that thr sAmc was afdRrcd =,
he turned over TO the County tumfli,s,oGrr.
o. 1ulss, ColntA oh'sh9-S, to be dtspossd
ot according iu NV -
nv tr RESOLVED that m, County CIort
Of Tulsa Comfy. Okihhona give due ana
legal notice aud sell sAil Automahres Ia
o clock p nv At the west doof OF TIRE County
Courthouse and make his repou 40 IN,
honorable Body showing what tip.. Ian
he has made of sEd automobile
BOARD or COUNTY CONMI -SfDNIRs
LEWIS CLINE
By c Z srrpEs
Attest CAa'unan
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS ME tina
Notice b. hereby given that Che lsr4,l
meeting Of the stock holders ~ tla I.r.s. In
Ou Refining Co Of rulsl. OksbHg, viii
bc hrid N "a office at iol Dante ua.iIng
Tulsa, Oklahoma ON Monday IHruart "a
1913, nt 40 0 clock IN an statAR5Idsra
of record are requested to be prese.t gitber
n person or hy proxy at said nsrtipy
Dated December ~. 1917
PENSACOLA OIL & REtlNING CO.
By @. b Suttoa Sectetarys
rhe Plautr,s Neil9na' psnN o. rui,.
OKLA located Al Tulsa, in the ftAte Of Ola,
hons. IA clos nE its stfsits All note holder.
and other creditors Oi the association are
therefvrg hereby notified to preseu. the
notes aud other claims Tor Isymept
Da,ed n,1nr.a othe No,eubes es 'iSltI isiI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY, ian B corn Higher
To Sc loser No mixcd sl1amt13. No.
9 white, ti7T@i7S No yclloN, siisa
30
oArs Higher No white sj4c w .
mixed BlmH2c
RYE ~ 75ml 76g
kAflR AND MILO MAIZE 81 500 l2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
Bank Condition



NEW YORK, Jan. THE aCtur
condition of clearing house banks and
trust companies Tor the week -llyt
days) shows that they hold S6l2f0,-
$50 reserve in excess of legal require
mcnts This was decrease uf Sil,'
i0G.3t0 from last week.
The statement follows,
Actual Condition.
Loans. discounts. etc. fillIl33,-
900 decrease. Sl.3l2.OOO.
Cash in own vaults, members fed
'pral reserve lSults Op sll3.2l3. 900,
decrease, s669. 600
Reserve in federal reserve bank ot
member hanks talS,2lS.000, de-
crease. St322l0O0
Reserve IN own vaults. state banks
and trust companies. tbl $l9.S56.0O0
decrease. t560OOO
Reserve iu dcpositaries state banks
ana trust companies ts33T0e0. in
crease Slt5S000
60 Nct demand deposits. '$3.6iG.-
iti.0OOl increase. S66 256,0 600.
Net time deposits SlgllBI,OUO, de-
crease, &Ia3lOOO
Circulation, S3i0lG.oOO, decrease.
$4,000
Specie included in ,lD and 90,
tS6.2a8OOn
OO Cutcd Stntcs deposits deduct
cd. sea- $4,000
Aggregate reserve. t5I14li.O
Excess reserve s6l.2TO.b2O. de-
crease, f5l.I0G,alO
summary or state banks and trust
companies I'm greater New York. not
Included lu clearing house statement:
Loans discounts. etc, Ssl6.452.SOO; ;
deyrpyEp Ns gOI ,OO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
BOARD AND ROOMS

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
BIRCH. y, 150a-rwo modern housekeeping
rooms. Osaa. 1881.
BOSTON y, il9-For rent, two light house
keeping rooms. Usage 4e43
BOSTON, Y, iio--One light housekeeping
room ossge 49a9
BosToS. n. 702 Nice light housek eeping
and sleeping room
CHEYENNE, n t220-One light housckeep
ing room In private home, adjoining bath {;
laundry privileges no children
DETROIT ~ i2i-leight Housekeeping room
for rent. Phone Usage 1870.
DULUTH. ", 3i6-for tent ono modern
light housekeeping room. Usage a6g2
ELWOOD. &. 1891 For rent three room
furnished apartment, $40 month, Phone
29s2
ELGiN. &, iA3i-rwo light hcusek ee ping
rooms: 81 per week
EIGHTH w i5-For rent. three rooms, fur,
nished for housekeeping; modern no
children Cal between $50 aud p m.
today
FOURTH, T., i696-Light housekeeping
two large. nicely furnished rooms So per
week
FRISCO n. 0l6-Ligbt housekeeping rooms (;
close in modern,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
housekeeping
Rooms

For Rent Housekeeping rooms; new
place, close-in. with all new furnish
fl4 per week Single sleeping rooms
81 each Tenants will be required to
place a forfeit OF 81 for breakage and
laundry and TO comply with house
rules No boarding; no children; no
dogs Call in person AZ "a East Fair
view street Sunday from. tiu 3 p. ms
First come, first served
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

HonGr. e. isi5-For, rent, front bedroom
adjoining bath: $3.50 per week Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

GALVESTON, e2i-For rent two nices. 'uf
niAhed rooms for light housekerpms
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

DENVER s, 424-ons large front .eep,r.
room with closet; s5
DENVER 8. liis-one large front seepir,
room for rent; private family references
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

LANSING, g., f01s-Niceiy furnished ioonI
room; bsth convenient; three block '''"
high school; 81 per week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

NARY BRocKMAN APIS Wanted TO rcal
to married couple, sleeping room VIVA
privilege Of living room; reference A
rhaured Cau OHase B6Db
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

FIFTEENTH. ", 5i9--rot rent, two hcluii
ful connecting rooms; one Is nice large
sleeping room and the other besutful
sun psrlor. with fireplace two men or
man and wife preferred Phone el5tJ
= ..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

HqSsEkbErINg pssll nt.,I ,ao RooM-NO children.
JEFFERSON, ", l427--For rent two nice,
y furnished light housekeeping rooms;
$50 per month
LEWIS, N, 96-Two modern housekeeping
rooms convenient 10 jitney and car line.
Usage 5l64R
LAWroN. =. e2a--For rent, two.room house
furnished for light housekeeping. Usage
9565 X
NORFOLK, 10 Modern housekeeping room.
Usage $500.
room; good well Of water; private en-
trance osage S09
NICELY furnished south sleeping room with
living rosA aud Kitchen privileges. ossgs
1869
OLYMPIA, s, s-For rent three large house.
keeping rooms modern. Cal 75i6
PHOENIX, n, I20-I.ight housekeeping
rooms with porch childreu welcome.
SECOND, T.. i32l-Two housekeeping
rooms. modern nicely furnished; electric
lights modern private entrance: adults
SEVENTH r., 1io Two modern light
housekeeping rooms
STX1h. W, 5l3-For rent, four nicely fur
nished rooms for light housekeeping; nod.
ern 10 business b,an and wife with good
references; $50 per month,
QUINCY. s., 22i--Two nicely furnished
rooms large pantry sink in kitchen: mod
Ptn mouse.
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED II
ADMIRAL, l625-younw- couple will rent
furnished room aud serve two meals, with
homelike privilegen to two desirable young
men; reasonable.
BALTIMORE. 8, i626-A suite OF two
rooms: nicely furnished strictly modern;
10 gentlemen or refined couple; private
home: references exchanged. Phone Usage
2O2T.
BRbCKMAH APIS ao6--Nieely furnished
aletplng room 10 married. couple only, Gall
s05 Brockmsn Apartments Sunday.
BOSTON, -, e02-Large, close In sleopinE
room, suitable for tw6 gentlemen or couple
Phone $500
BOSTON &. I2l5-oue or two young busi
ness women to share two room apartment,
modern; central; reasonable, Apartment
A. Neaia
BOSTON 8, 006-Nieely furnished room
steam heat south exposure; gentleman
only, Usage 5000
BOSTON, s., GOi-sleepiug room Tor zen.
llemsn Phone 4ssg
BOSTON, s., sl5--Furnished room for rent
10 two gentlemen; convenient TO bath. very
close in Usage 62sl.
BOULDER, 8, 62l X Large well furnished
rooms: .,.Nnt and cold water. adjoining
bath 46SAlemen preferred.
BOULDER ". 6i2--Two furnIshsd rooms
convenient 70 bath, heat: one 81 per weeh
and one ~ per week. Usage 553tR.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

ELGiN. s. III Modern sleeping room close
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

GUTHRIE, s, 423.-Nice sleeping room
modern: in private home; good oraioni
gentleman preferred Phone i5e7R
GUTHRIE g., H2-Niceiy furnished bed
room. with gas store, in modern h0me,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

FURNISHED room adjoining bath private
home; close in: opposite 70 private board
ing house Usage 4os2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CARDS OF THANKS

WE WANT 10 thank our, friends for assist.
Anes during the sickness Of our deeeAsed
Slater and wife. Mrs. Stella Roller and
N. Y. Slack.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

MAIN, N. s3G- For rent, sleeping roon. ,ql
| two gentlemen; also furnished servant
| aunrfsrk phone 2oQC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

FOR RFNT--Nicely furnished slt.llne TIII-
OsaRe 2E4D.J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS. A

LADIES Dan worry when delayed or IL
regular use Lady klEn Tablets; ina
sn,T.ricsd ep Dr. IVA Pierce % ssa,tl, M
Wash
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

MAIN, a., f3ss-Good room IN good a'lrr
for one or two gentlemen; teas'n'o''
a..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

Dated .,,Tul.a ost.e No,euh,s ss isiT.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

GUTHRIE, s., 2ol-for rent, nics sleeping
room connecting bath private family
AL1NRIE s. 2lh--- slenninK rnnm- uM--lAa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
BOARD AND ROOMS.
ROOMS FOR RENT rURNrsurr

ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED ~
BURNETT, r., i5s4-Nieeiy furnished ,l.sn
Ing room IN modern, private home. H.
biocks from Admiral jitnry aud one blorS
from car line Usage 6O46
CLosEIk sleeping room In modern bor,.
gentlemen preferred. Usage 1851
room gentleman preferred Usage 36ai
CHEYENNE, n, 302--For rent. . nice .out,
,oon, , for sleeping; senilemon only Phone
CHEYENNE, e. 80o--ruruished room ,l,o
garage for rent close in. Phone Osagr
iIsa References required.
CHEYENNE. s., 900 Furnished room .l.o
garage for. rent. close In Phone OsaEr
ilst hrfetenees required.
CHEYENNE, g.. 5iB---Purpishei room with
BOARD Phoue Usage 97g2
CHEYENNE. &. sis-Weli furnished ,l..p
Ing room. Usage s22.o
CINCINNATI. g., soi-For rent. furnished
room adjoining bath, Phone 26oA.R
oiSClNNA1l, 3, tJ09-for rent nicely irr
nished trout room. Phone Usage 6Gfl
CINCINNATI. &, 5fi--V.ry desirable ,l.cp.
Ing rooms. Usage t323.R
CINCINNATI. S,. 523--For rent nicely n
nished sleeping room.
CINCINNATI, &. i002--for rent, two pi..
sleeping rooms Ossgo 9O5.
CINCINNATI. s.. 5l9-Nice, large sieepio
room with closet. OaRgr 29sa
CINCINNATI, s.. 800 Nicely furnished from
room adjoining bath, In private home
CINCINNATI. s., 7li~-For rent. front slesp
ing room close In: no other roamst. Pho.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

n. For rent, four nolef'
furnished rooms Phone Usage lo3' ui'
ing busire~s hours
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

MAIN. s.. 6iO-Niceiy furnished room iof
/ gentlemen In private home: modern VMg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

f--fOr font, . nice south
/; sentlemcn only Phonc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
Dinners and Luncheons.

Eight girls are TO be complimeuted
Monday at one OF the lovehest teas
Of early summer. which Miss Nellie
and Miss Lola Bess Smith are giving
at the home Of their parents. DR.. W
r. and Mrs. Smith. 1119 Williams
street-Miss Marion Calnan. Miss
Helen Reading. Miss Dorothy Vol
lertson. Miss Mary Naples. Miss Ma
rian Howe Miss Margaret Hardie.
Miss Elizabeth Woodson and Miss Be
atrice Markgraff Nearly 100 guests
have been invited mostly among the
younger set
In farewell to Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
A. Young who are leaving soon for
Chicago 20 reside, a charming little
dinner was given at the Harvey house
Friday night, with Mr.. and Mrs v. T.
RaEEio hosts. Places were laid for
six Mrs. Young has been president Of
the Equal Franchise league the past
year-an organization in which Mrs.
Raggio has also long been interested
The complimented matron is a niece
OF Miss Jane Adams. Of Hull House
fame. Chicago. and viii join her aunt
IN furthering the big work there. She
and Mr.. Young spent their honeymoon
days in Hull House IN charge OF the
boys, and look back upon Il with par
ucular JOY. They return to Chicago
early Sunday morning Mrs L T. kib-
Ter had some 20 intimate friends OF
Mrs. Young in for tea, most inform
ally, this afternoOn-an opportunity
for goodbys-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
Ell Paso Club and
Society Actioities

SUNDAY
EI Paso school For Girls COM
mencement vesper service at %. me-
Sunday. in the Episcopal Church of
St Clement.
Table de- hote dinner at the Country
club.club
Vesper services and special pro-
gram followed by a social hour. at the
Y. W. to which all professional and
business women are invited, especial
ly strangers, at 4:30.
Open court OF the Hermetic broth
erhood OF A. L and E.. at the home OF
DR.. Alice Merchant. 500 North Tir-
ginia, at 1880 p. M
MONDAY
THE Making OF a city stipend
Gus pageant incidental 10 the COM
mencement Of the FL Paso School for
Girls, at s p. m in Austin Terrace. the
beautiful new school site
FL Paso Federation OF Women
clubs at $50 p. m. In the banquet room
Of the I o. O. F. builSing.
Miss Nellie and Miss Lola Bess
Smith have arranged a tea for some OF
the high school seniors for Monday.
at their home, 1I1g Williams street
Red Cross on fourth floor work
shop of White House, Mrs. Horace W
Broaddus. chairman Of women's serv-
ice. assisted by Mrs J. +. Williams
and Mrs. ". ". Turney, sewing,
Mrs d. Bruce Smith. surgical dress
ings; Mrs. L. 5. Stewart and Mrs. g.
= Kelly, knitting; Mrs. Robert W
McAfee's day for sewing; Miss Mary
Gates Redmond. surgical dressings;
Mrs. z. Z. Neff knitting. with Mrs.
A. NJ. LOOMS, Instructor. hostesses for
the morning. Mrs. T. J. Beal and Mrs.
z. ". Bell; afternoon. Mrs. i. A. shell
ton and Mrs C. J. Cole.
Mrs. Y. E. Raggio. assisted by Mrs.
Victor Roberts. Mrs Max Moye and
Mrs. Harry Plat, will be on the third
floor OF the Popular. at the comforts
committees downtown headquarters
Of the Navy league. 70 give out Wool
Sewing circle Of Temple Mt Sinai
meets at ESQ p. m in Community
hall Mrs. Martin Zielouka and Mrs.
Charles Auer, directing
DR.. B. F. Jenness instructs the ad-
vanced class in first aid Monday at
$3.50 D. m. in Temple Mt Sinai
Red Cross work at parish house OF
st Clements with Mrs. J. n. COggin.
director of sewing. and Mrs. J. z.
Bowen. surgical dressings
Willow Grove. Woodman circle, win
DO Red Cross work Monday at the
downtown workshop.
The Areme club Of FL Paso chapter
o. z S. will work at the Red Cross
rooms.
Court OF Honor in ]. o. F. hall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
High School Graduation Exercises To
Be Simple, But Patriotic This Year


THE senior class Of the high school
1 wiz hold Its commencement ezer-
cises Friday. May 81. at S:l5 in the
high school auditorium. The class has
always been known for the splendid
war work done By Individual and now
the exercises are 20 be carried out
with an air OF wartime simplicity The
girls are TO be srrayed IN white MILDLY
suits, while the boys viii wear the
cadet uniform It has been a custom
FOR previous graduating classes to be
entertained extensively by members
OF the class. but tne seniors Of the 1878
class are being satisfied with little
however. VIII be held as usual, ana
VIII be given at the home Of Charles
McGrady on the evening OF May %.
The commencement exercises are
entirely patriotic. Following is the
program
Music. high schoc- orchestra.
Invocation
French national anthem l1LarseL-
laisel. Girls Glee club.
Salutatory. THE School OF the Fu-
ture.i Elizabeth WOodson.
Canadian National Anthem (The
Maple Leaf Forever)s British Ma
ti0nal Anthem God save the King.
Girls Glee club
Address, Major e j. Ely, Z. S. A
America the Beautiful COlumbia
the Gem Of the Ocean. Battle Hymn
OF the Republic, Girls Glee club.
Music. High school orchestra.
Ealedictory, "The American Greed,
transfer Of tie National CoIors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
aries.

At the home OF AIRS. J. H Logan.
2115 Fremont, an enjoyable evening
was given Thursday, complimentlng
Mrs. J. r. Statham, who is leaving
the coming week 70 make her home
in California. Sweet peas abundantly
decorated the rooms. An ice course
was served. the hostess being assist
ed by friends. Little ( year old
John Haden Brumby, dressed as a
miniature Uncle sam, sang patriotic
numbers during the evening. The
honor guest was presented with a
beautiful book, as farewell token
Among those present Were- Mrs. J.
G. Loman. Mrs. S. Banks, Mrs. T. Grl-
der. 3lrs. p Smith. Mrs +. Ray, Mrs.
+. Held. Mrs. Ansbury. Mrs W Rags
dale. Mrs d. T FennelL, Mrs. T. y
Tanyhiu. Mrs. J. R. Statnam. Mrs
f. D. Elfers. Mrs. Dawson C'Aunt
Lizzy." she is lovingly called; Mrs
J. T. Bishoff, Mrs. c. P. Brumby. Mrs
2. E Lawton, AIRS. J. II. Hamilton,
Mrs. = H Newton Mrs r Ray,
Misses Gladys Ray. Aeolian Statham,
katherine Statham. Mabel Newton,
Thelma Lawton. and the hostess.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25

Highland fling. Hortencia Armenia
riz and Carlos Lozana-
Chorus, Pack Up Your Troubles"
Free hard. second and third grades.
Seven jumps, second and third
grade girls.
Presentation OF shields. r. r Jones.
Chorus, "San Jacinto."
March, boys OF fifth, sixth and sew
enth grades
La Jota," Carmen and Maria Ma
drigal.
May pole dance, fifth. sixth and
seventh grades.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25


. from the class of 1918 to the class Of
1913
star spanEled Banner. orchestra
Presentation of diplomas y. NJ
Whitaker. president Of Board ~
Trustees.
America, audience.
Benedlctiou.
About 100 high school girls, dressed
in simple white frocks. viii help In
the decoration Of graves next Decor
alton Day, May go
The following girls were chosen
for this: Virginia Cooper, Eva Ste
March, Rachel BOvnton. Marjorie
Price, AIinua Edwards, Ella Petacolas,
Imogene Leavel, Grace Priest Merle
Tatum, Marietta Blain. Lois Leonard
Myrtle Lee. Mary O'Brien, Barbara
Worcester, Carol Brady. Henrietta
Jacobs. Lorene Eels, katherine Earle,
Georgia Bell Higgins, Frieda Laskinf
Ellen Freloar. Emmie Wheatly, Elma
Seffel. Minnie Taylor, Clara 1icDan-
iels, Mary Magoffin, Josephine Hanen-
Elizabeth Norriss. Eureka Ryan Lucy
Rehin. Nell Boomer. Eva Cowan,
Mary Bush. Ida Rosemblum. Gladys
Ray. Bessie Bishop, Marie Burkhalter,
Katherine Seaman, Ellen CJWan. Ma
bel Goodwin. Isabel COrbett Helen
Maiden, Alberta Howard, Ruby tul-
Ter, Donna Hale, Ethel Hull. Rose Po-
I'll. GOldie Williamson. Irene Rallston,
Pearl Rehrig, Isabelle Pomeroy, Jes-
sic Schmalhausen, Marjorie Lou Love
Frances Bedford. Helen Kilt, Lorlne
Moore, Corinne Boyd. Zoe Ratliff, LII
liam Acres, Mary Alice Campbell ko-
wena Davis, Emerald O'Toole, Kather-
inc RodehaYer. Ruth Goodman, Ethel
Mcknight. Martha Uhlig, Ermen
Markgraff. Edith Bingham, Susanna
Moody, Olive Russell, Maurine Car
rett. Margaret Piatt. Villas Simmons.
Maud Bull. Annie Nae Lane. Margaret
Hin. Louisa Leighton. Gusta Fahren-
camp, May Leech, Helen Dunn. sadie
Ruth Aldridge, Nellie Hargroye, Nel-
lie Mae Beauchamp, Margaret POWERS
Eliza beth Downs, Miriam Haley. Ruth
Elsner Helen Fahrencamp, Mabel
Weston. Edith Harrie, Anna Eayneri
Helen Temple, Marjorie Currie- Ame-
LA Harper, Edna Murdoch. lrmaoel
Rous, Nell Ferguson. Irene Brown
Norma HersEOWltZ, Murlel Berg LO-
vette Cassens, Evelyn McGown, Emily
White, Jeanne George, Dora GIBSON
Bertha Gibson. Berta Nations. Mildred
Marshall Josephine lrby, Marlanua
Lacarro, sara ECOte, Nary Nlcnols1
Pearl Crouchet Anna Stern, Helen
Ferguson. Josephine BoynLOn, MOlette
Savvers. Marjorie Pew. ThuIa Hardie,
Bernics Iverson, Lillian Corcoran'
Louise Peach. Mary McCormack,
Blanche Kennedy. Ruth Jackson, Lau-
rita Ferguson, Eloise Knots. Tama
O'Keefe. Theresa O'Eeefe and sara
P0nsfOrd.
The senior class play this year VIII
be given this evening in the High
school and from reports Of rehearsals
a real treat is promised those who at
tend. The play is being put on under
direction Of Mrs. Irene Shirley Frick-
Teton. teacher Of dramatic expression.
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fact that Fridays meeting was the
last before vacation time would sep
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