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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-17

other ports of embarkation in
France, they hoped the signs
would be more than merely mes.
sages that let the boys know
they'd find Hart Schaffner s.
Marx clothes-stylish. all wool,
guaranteed ready for them
when they got home
The fighting men did see them
as more than advertisements
too; they gave the boys a little
glimpse of "back home" that
cheered them on Hart Schafner
s. Marx say that if those signs
don't do one other thing than
that, they're more than repaid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Young People Are Guests at Dinner
Given by Tom and Curtis Morris

A DINNER was given Wednesday
a evening in compliment to Miss
Sadie Ruth Aldridge and her house
guest, Miss Elizabeth Johnston Of Chi
eago. by Tom and Curtis Morris. The
dinner was given at the Harvey house
and the table was decorated with
great lunches OF sweet peas in rain
bow tints. The flowers were arranged
in crystal bowls, six in number and
trailing between thea we're sprays of
honeysuckIe and poisoning vines
Corsage bouquets for the guests were
formed Of sweet peas. The honor
guests were very daintily gowned as
were also the bevy Of charming girls
present Miss Aldridge was frocked
in a frilly lavender organdy, worn
with a lavender picture hat and Miss
Johnston wore black lace and net with
a large. dropping black hat The guest
list included Miss Aldridge, Miss John
ston. Miss Marian Howe, Miss Jane
Burgess, Miss Marian Calnan, Miss
Burtram Orndorff. Miss Katherine
White, Miss Katherine Dick, Miss Al
zina Orndorff. Miss Anne MagOffin.
Joe Magoffin. Robert Smith. Paul
Humphries. William Hal Aldridge. jr-,
Henry A Cline. jr-, Lowden Wingo.
ensign Harold Coldwen and Roland
After the dinner the guests motored
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19


IT SEEMS quite superfluous 10 urg,
upon women and girls the necessity
for giving the most serious considera-
ton TO the care of the skin during the
summer months when. from exposure
to wind and dust. the scorching sun
and sea air. biemishes are sure to
come II the skin is not properly pro-
tected. but much anxiety may be
avoided by a little care and fore
thought.
Different characters of skin seem
to be afflicted differently. For in
stance. girls with auburn or fair hair
and the pure skin that attends these
colors find themselves at the end of
the very first day OF vacation with a
crop Of golden freckles that grow
darker and darker each day until the
owner Of the beauty spots will take
any means offered by the complexion
specialists to remove them as quickly
as possible.
II a girl does not combine common
sense with judgment she is very apt
TO destroy the fine texture Of her
skin. and. therefore. its beauty.
f'reckles indicate an excess OF iron
in the blood Little particles OF the
iron find their way through the drain
age tract Of the skin and deposit
themselves under the surface OF the
scarf skin The action of the light
darkens them into the irregular spots
called freckles- They are the most
obstinate of all blemishes- thew NAV
De removed. but they return again as
long as you have excess iron in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Fridays Calendar
In Local Society

THE Wade Hampton chapter Of the
L United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy will meet in the parlors Of As
bury Methodist church on Friday az
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock in business ses-
sion.
Last meeting Of the season Of the
Womans Christian Temperance union
at the home Of Mrs. J. [. Spence. 1901
Mesa avenue.
Miss Katherine Dick entertains With
tea in the afternoon from 4:3O until
$50 o'clock in compliment to Miss
Lydia Happier, Miss Margaret Neff.
Miss Nancy Williams. Miss Helen
Dunn, Miss Sadie Ruth Aldridge. Miss
We're de We're Adams. Miss Elizabeth
Johnston and Miss Kathleen Simms.
The tea will be given at the Dick
home on Montana street
Swimming at the Y. ". c. A. club
house for adults. with instruction for
adults, 900 to 1000 a. m, and to g
p. m Swimming without instruction
for adults 1000 to 1900. 200 TO 3.0o.
s 10 .. Swimming without instruction
for children 800 to 400 p. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Rout the lurking frecke and yet enjoy the outofdoors
by wearing your veil Turkish fashion,
with broad brimmed hat

] system and the sun continues to shine
There are two classes OF freckles
the summer freckles that fade away
at the approach of winter or from us
ing simple lotions. and the all year
round freckles that come to stay and
cannot be removed entirely except by
removing the scarf skin
Every woman should know that
many lotions renowned as cosmetics
have deadly poisons in their COM
position corrosive sublimate. caus-
tic potash, and arsenic are all used
in washes that are sold % beautify
the skin and remove summer blem-
ishes- \ wise woman will not use
preparation for that purpose with
out first having It analysed to make
sure that it is harmless.
A simple lotion that viii gradually
fade either summer or winter freckles
and Is perfectly safe is made and
used as follows.
Take equal parts OF rose water.
fresh lemon juice and pure alcohol,
and mix together. The next day de-
cant the clear portion and strain
through muslin. Touch the freckles
or dissertations with this lotion per-
haps two or three times a day.
As 4 preventive OF freckles the face
should be well protected before tax
ing long rides, yachting trips. etc, By
rubbing into the skin before powder
ing good cold cream OF mixture Of
rose water and glycerine. or lemon
OF glycerine TO an ounce OF LIQUID
This viii protect the skin and make
the powder adhesive.
Compilations that frecIle, tan or
sunburn easily should be pronerly
Nelled--From Housekeeping for June
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
STATE EXPENSE
FUND DWINDIES
Arizona Auditor, in Letter
To Governor, Shows
Big Expenditures.

Phoenix. Ariz.. June Is.-The stand
taken by governor Campbell to the
effect that he viii approve no more
claims for completion Of the legisla-
tive journal was reinforced today
when the governor received from
state auditor Boyce a statement as TO
the amounts remaining in the various
appropriations made by the legisla-
ture for this work.
The letter OF the auditor. which
was in reply to a request from the
governor for information. states that
of S26.O55.67 set aside for the con-
tingent expenses of the legislature,
S2O,e6243 has been expended to date.
leaving only S57s3.25 in the contingent
expense fund
There has been paid out in salaries
to the clerks and attaches Of the leg
islature since that body adjourned on
March il the sum Of S52l6-49- Print
ing costs have amounted TO almost
S11, 900, while of an appropriation OF
$1,000 for completing the records,
e93,49 has been expended. leaving a
balance of only S6.51 in this fund
The letter of the auditor to the gov
ernor was accompanied by a detailed
statement as TO how the various ap-
porprRtions had been expended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Three Claim The Girl
Who Is Without a Home

Rock Island. III. June I9.-Who
should receive the custody OF pretfy
Miss Marnela Agnes Pines. aged Il
years-her father, grandfather OF
stepfather?
This question IS pulling a judge
In the circuit court here
Al three claim the girl ard have
filed suits to support the claim.
The case is a singular one. Mr..
Pines was divorced from his wife.
who was given the custody OF the
child and later remarked She died
recently The Stepfather sought the
guardianship OF the girl. but this was
denied on a modification OF the di-
vorce decree granted her father. Then
tae grandparent on the mothers side
stepped in and also wanted the child.
It developed into a wrangis in many
courts OF Cook county. III. and Des
Moines. Ia. finally being brought
here
The case is expected to be taken to
the supreme court Of the state and
possibly 10 the United States supreme
court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Girls of Square Club Are Returning
After Pleasant Outing at CIoudcroft

ZONES more news of the merry
- times that the girls Of the Square
club are having in Cloudcroft on theis
Summer outing which they are spend
ing at the Y. W. c. A cottage The
girls went up to the mountain resort
over a week ago, chaperoned by Mrs.
David Cathcart. They are returning
home today.
Friday. the 18th. is supposed by
the superstitious TO be an unlucky day-
but the following account proves
Friday. the 18th. the Square club
went TO Russia early in the morning
on the log train After arriving IA
Russia. breakfast OF pancakes and
sausage and coffee. which were cooked
over the campfire. were served Soon
after breakfast they all started on
the hike back TO Cloudcroft, stopping
ior lunch by a spring. Thursday. the
day before, marshmallow toasting
was enjoyed by the girls on Scenic
Rolnt Just at sunset Saturday. an
other trip was taken to Scenic Point
Tor supper, Miss Edna Harmon and
Miss Dorothy Price having arrived on
the evening train. Early Sunday
morning, just at 1 o'clock they started
on journey to Mescalero to the In
dian reservation. They stopped at the
-seep' for breakfast. frying bacon and
eggs over the campfire, then went on
into Mescalero after 4 severe trial
with the team of mules hitched TO one
OF the wagons They came back then
TO the old camp OF the Eighth Engi-
neers and ate luncheon and then
started on the trip home. the wagon
with the horseateam taking the lead.
After arriving at the place where they
had breakfast, the mule team and load
not being in sight. they ate lunch and
built a fire. as the nights in the pines
are quite cool. About 10 o'clock the
other crowd came in on foot leading
the mules, who had, mule fashion. re-
fused 10 climb the hill Just outside Of
Mescalero. Then they all hiked back
20 Cloudcroft having seen the sun rise
and set Sunday and the moon rise
and set. getting into Cloudcroft at
two o'clock Monday morning. Monday
was half day for rest. as none OF
the girls cared to get up until noon.
Invitations were issued Monday even
ing TO the mock wedding which was to
be on Tuesday evening at o'clock.
They were written on brown paper,
burnt on the edges. and tied with pine
bark. The invitation committee con-
sisted 81 Miss Katy Amonett and Miss
Mildred Dow.
The bride was Miss Jiggs," Pearl
Refining; the groom, "Senda de wash
and getta de cookie" Lii Sartories;
the maid Of honor. Miss Snora. the
sleeper" Abby Roberts; the best man,
Bobby Star" Freddie Kipp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

down the valley where they danced
during the evening
Many lovely parties are scheduled
for the closing days Of this week.
Among these is the tea which Miss
Katherine Dick will give on Friday
afternoon from 4:30 until $50 at the
Dick home on Montana street. honor
ing the four cebatanteS of the season.
Miss Nancy Williams. Miss Helen
Dunn. Miss Lydia Happier, Miss Mar
garet Neff. and for Miss Sadie Ruth
AldridgO and her house guest. Miss
Elizabeth Johnston. of Chicago. and
for Miss We're de We're Adams. of San
Francisco, and Miss Kathleen Simms.
Of San Antonio guests OF Miss Nancy
Williams
Mr.. and Mrs F. Baird entertained al
their home in the Fisk apartments
with a dinner in honor Of Mrs. J. G.
Kramer who is leaving Thursday for
a two months visit to Los Angeles,
Calf. and other coast points Mrs
Kramer will be Joined at Douglas by
her daughter and mother, Mrs A E
Zeh-
Miss Ethel Brown will give dinner
on Friday evening at the Brown home
on Mesa avenue in compliment to her
brother Bryan Wells Brown. his
fiancee. Miss Frances Earle, and the
members of their bridal party.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
In Garb of the '6OS, Guests Dance
Old QuadrilIeS and Virginia Reel

A VERY unique party was given by
n sergt and Mrs. W. A Bogue at
their home. 1e11 Montana street. n
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs Francis
Wayne Manning, whose marriage oc-
CURED a few days ago. The party was
in the nature OF dance and a miscel-
laneous shower for the couple and the
setting was quaint and old fashioned
The Bogne home was decorated with
branches OF cedars and evergreens
which had been dipped in mica Re
freshments of pink lemonade, stick
candy and peanuts were served in the
kitchen from a table covered with a
red checked table cloth. The lemon
ade was served from a pail with an
old fashioned tin dipper and lights
throughout the house were from oil
lamps. The guests were dressed in
costumes Of the SOS. The music for
the dances. which included both
modern and old fashioned dances. Vfr-
ginia reels. quadrilles and square
dances. was played with musician
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

Z Metcalf, ARK. are guests at Hotel Nc
J. r. Holland Of Alpine. Tex IS a
guest at Hotel st. Regis
Mrs. A. J. Owen. Of santa Rita. y.
~ IS at the Paso del Norte
S A Birchfield. Of Deming. y. NJ
is registered at the St Regis.
Morris Kusloft. Of Bisbee. Ariz. is
guest at the Paso del Norte.
W ". Batel. OF Nogales. Ariz.. IS
registered at the Paso del Norte
Charles z. Mcclure. of Socorro. y.
n. is registered at the St. Regis.
Lieut. ". r Goebel. OF Tyrone. n.
~. is registered at Hotel Sheldon.
H. T. Bennett and wife. Of Las Cru
ces, n NJ, are guests at the Mccoy
a. II. Ruling. OF Santa Rita. n. NJ.
is a guest at the Hotel Paso del Norte.
c. E. Weld and R. A. Weir. of Doug
las. Ariz-, are at Hotel Paso del Norte
r. /. Bartloy and family. of Tenn
pie. Tex, are guests at the del Norte
hotel
+. N. Wilson and D. K. Simpson. Of
Bisbee. Artz-, are guests at Hotel
Sheldon.
Rose Peonert and Mrs. Peonert. Of
Sierra Blanca, Tex, are guests at the
D. D. Love and family. of Sierra
Blanca. Tex. are guests at the St
Regis hotel.
}. W. Houghton and E. C. Houghton.
OF Mesilla Park, y. N. are guests at
the Sheldon
Charles X Moeur and Andres
khartson, Of Temple. Ariz.. are guests
at the Sheldon.
Francis E. Hagerty and Charles Il.
Hagerty. of State College, y. NJ. are
at the Mccoy.
F. c. Fitzpatrick and c. Spence and
family, Of Carrizozo. n. NJ. are guests
at the st. Regis hotel.
Mrs. J. A Williams and Mrs. ". A.
Donnen. Of Douglas. Ariz.. are regis
tered at Hotel Mccoy.
E. NJ Glenn and wife and James
Sion, Of Shafter, Tex. are registered
at Hotel Paso del Norte.
Charlotte Bailey and Lizzie and
Alice Bailey. OF Globe, Ariz.. are reg
istered at the Paso del Norte.
Mrs F. L Leonard. Of Parsons.
Kas.. who has been visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. o. G. Malone. Of Palms
court. left Wednesday for Long Beach.
San Francisco and other points OF in
terest. returning to the city about
September J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Ell Pasoans Returning .

AIRS. NJ r. HONie has returned 10
her home in the lower valley after a
visit to her daughter in Electra. Tex.
Another daughter. Mrs Caroline Hoxie
DOak. went 70 Electra and accompa-
MED her mother home
Dr. J. NJ Richmond arrived home
on Monday from q visit of six weeks
to clinics in the east. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Richmond
Miss Mildred Dow. Miss RaiIston
and Miss Gladys Booth returned home
Thursday from Cloudcroft where they
have been enjoying an outing with the
Square club.
Miss Grace Allen has returned from
a visit 10 her sister in san Francisco.
She was in San Francisco and at the
beaches on the Pacific coast for the
past month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

Munn Of Fort Bliss at the piano AID
Albert Buchanan at the drums Assist
ing the hosts in receiving and enter
tanning were Miss Pearl Manning and
Miss Mamie Carton. Many quaint and
picturesque costumes were worn The
hostess was frOcked in a lace basque
and full frilled white skirt and Sergt
Bogue was costumed as a farmer.
Mrs. Francis W Manning wore a pink
checked bungalow apron with a bon
net matching. and Miss Pearl Manning
was a typical old fashioned girl in
quaint white lace ruffled froek with
eorsage Of pink satin and bows Of
blue ribbon
xx
This evening the officers of the
SD field artillery will give another
in a series of delightful dances which
they have been giving this season at
the Country club. A buffet supper
will also be given at this dance. Prior
to the dancing hours Lieut. Col Henri
Newbold Will give a dinner at the club
with covers placed for 16 guests and
MAJ. Otto Wagner will entertain at
dinner for six guests.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
TO GIVE RECEPTION IN HONOR
OF DEPARTING MEMBER

4 reception under the auspices OF
the brotherhood Of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church. in honor of ".
4 Price viii be held at the church
Price. who expects to leave FL Paso.
Is the head Of the brotherhood. a
member Of the official board and df-
rector in other departments Of the
FIRST church- The program Of the
evening VIII be very simple with
some music. a bit OF sDeechmakin
and refreshments. All departments OF
the church viii take part.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
70 ATTEND MEETING OF
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

Miss Julia Stockett. supervisor of
brary association. will attend the 4ist
annual reunion of that organization
at Asbury Park. \. J.. June % to %.
The only other representative that
viii atten from Texas is the super
visor Of the san Antonio branch
Josephus Daniels secretary OF the
navy. Brig Gen. L L Munson. chief
Of the morale branch of the army
general staff. and Frederick p KEEP
pei. third assistant secretary Of war.
viii tell Of the benefits that soldiers
and sailors got from books during
war time. Reconstruction problems
viii be discussed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Lodges and Clubs.

Willow Grove. No. ST. Woodman
circle VIII entertain with a social at
! o O. +. hall for its members and
their families. Saturday evening. June
q a short business meeting will
precede the social.
Manchester Grove. Woodmen circle,
No 1888. viii entertain this evening at
the home Of Mrs. Jennie Chamberlain.
4olS Grand avenue. in honor Of Corp.
l. \. Meader. who has recently re-
turned from duty overseas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Women S Organizations.

The Women's Christian Temperance
union will meet Friday afternoon at
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. J. Z.
Spence. 1901 Mesa avenue. Mrs. En-
press Arlington viii have charge OF
the devotional portion of the program.
Miss Jennie Mae Langston viii direct
the musical program and Mrs. o. a.
Critchstt will give an address. This is
the last meeting until the summer
months are over.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Ell Pasoons Away.

A. N Dow has gone on a short bust
ness trip TO Atlantic City, New York.
4 New York Times OF recent date
contains a picture Of Miss Birdie
krupp made en- costume and Of the
character she took in the class day
celebration At wellesley college when
she danced as the spirit of lightning"
Miss krupp Is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Haymon Krupp. of this city.
and is studying dancing this sum =
mer in New York city. Miss Paula
krupp. a sister. is also studying
dancing, and Mrs. krupp is with her
daughters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
AUTO MEN UNITE
WITH CHAMBER
Ell Paso Dealers Discuss
Means of Better
ing Trade.

Following a feast Of home products
music by a ragtime band and songs
by a negro tenor. automobile men got
down 10 business Wednesday night at
theh chamber Of commerce. discussed
ways and means OF bettering trade.
adopted a constitution and bylaws.
naTaed their organization the q Faso
Automotive Trades association and
made it a branch Of the chamber OF
commerce
After eating home grown cherries.
cantaloupe. and tomatoes. and eating
homemade butter. honey a1d not
waffles. drinking homemade butter
milk and smoking FL Paso cigars, the
automobile men we're ready for BUSH
ness Later they we're in mood 70
enjoy six rounds OF boxing. shadow
boxing and rope skipping
Crowd Has Good Time.
Pray For the Lights To Go Out
I'm Going 20 Make Hay While the
sun shines in Virginia I'll Say She
Does and other songs OF ike char
acter sung by a negro. added to the
good time meeting The crowd also
enjoyed rags. popular orchestra music
and jazzy songs played on q from
bone. clarinet. drum. banjo and piano
The following were present; I'd Il
LoWennaupt. z G. Perry J. W Kirk
UdLlALhs IAaIE- -1OA4rr " IT, N--4-A-AA-a
VIM c. Hepburn. H 8 LeGrcs. g G.
Gage. D. Butler. Roland Harwell P
". BitticiS. David Rakestraw- F. A.
Barrows. ". n Wood. G S McCaslin.
s ". Allen. John L BuquoI. G. A
Wood. H Il Brook. K ". Roberts G.
W Curtis. F. II. Lazenby. A. A. Evans,
II W Hall. r F. Culver. H c Hillin.
H II Hatcher. II ". Bauder. J. B.
Payne. II. E Ps-aInson. VIM s Cooke.
". B. DodrsiL c. L Pelham D. O.
Snodgrass. F. NJ Banneu o G Young
blood A. L. Tadlock. John H. Regain.
A. Ia Ferriere. Farnk g Miller. D.
W Robertson
BOcster Talks Given.
Mr. Kirkpatrick declared that the
money he has spent as dues to the
chamber OF commerce was the best in
vestment he ever made
The high line canal Will convert
60. Gao acres near Fl Paso into fertile
agricultural land" declared Mr. Brook.
representing the nigh line canal COM
mittee-
sIessrs- BanneL Buquor. Roberts.
Lazenby Bander and Perry made
short talks. and Mr. Harwel intro
duced the boxers
Red Hogan and Young Jody boxed
three rounds. Bobby Green and
Battling Thorpe boxed the same num-
her. and Green and Thorpe gave an
exhibition OF rope skipping and
shadow boxing. ar Laferriere was
the referee
4 professor a. Johns Hopkins university
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
LODGE 100 ELECTS OFFICERS:
WILL BE INSTALLED JUNE "a

81 Paso lodge. No lS0. A. F. and
= n Wednesday night. elected the
following officers: o. 7. Allen. wor-
snipiul master. E 3. NcClintock. Sc
Nor warden. Walter y. Scott. junior
warden; z. ". Kayser. treasurer. re-
elected. and George T. Morgan. score
tary, reelected. The officers will be
installed on Tuesday night. June "A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
For Tired Feet.

II you want stylish shoes that will
give comfort TO tired feet. and cost a
moderate sum Of money, see our show
ing OF DR.. Reeds Cushion Shoes for
Men and DR.. Edison's Corrective Shoes
for Women Then II your feet are
crippled, see our line OF DR.. ScholTs
appliances
Lerner Shoe Co.'s san Antonio st
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Out OfTou vi itors.

Fred Crolioth, Of Albuquerque. is at
Hotel Sheldon.
W. n. Rosenthal. Of Las Vegas; n
N is at Hotel Mccoy
n o. Simms, Of Clifton. Ariz- is reg
istered at the Sheldon.
Roy Traxler. Of East Las Vegas. y
n. is AT the st. Regis.
y A. Byrne. of Tyrone. y. NJ. is a
guest OF Hotel Sheldon.
George H Hastitier and wife. Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
Cards.

A party to be given honorins a visi-
tor in the city is the bridge party
which Miss katherine Tepfer will
give on Saturday morning at the Tep-
Ter home in compliment 10 her house
guest. Mrs. William Blackburn White.
wife OF Lieut. White. Of the cath in
fantry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
REPORT on CARRIAGE H4rLED

The report of the city sanitary de-
partment submitted by l. d. Hullum,
sanitary commissioner. shows fbsf
a total of So. coo pounds of garbage
was hauled during the last week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
NORTuCIIFFr DTpnoI-I,s :.

London. Eng June 19.-Viscount
Northcliffe, former head Of the Brit
ish mission in the United States. who
underwent an operation yesterday,
was progressing satisfactorily today.
according 10 a bulletin by his ply
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

Every kodak of our complete line
Of standard make is guaranteed. You
run no risk at
Gandara's, Next the WiEHrnm.-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19
About FL Pasonns.

3Ir. and Mrs. r. J. Pritchard. $685.
Hueco street. are the parents Of an
eight pound baby boy, born Wednes-
day night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-19

Dancing and snappy entertainment.
Coolest place. best music Cpen every
night. Hotel Paso Del NOrte.-Adv.