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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-26
NAUCZYCIEL ZASADZONY
MA SMIER6 IA NAPAD MA
SWE %UCZENNICE.

Atlanta, Ga, 26 kwietnia. -
w. c. Adamson, kilkuletni matt
czyciel W szkole technologicznej
w Atlanta, zostal ~oskarzony ! ma
smierc skazany przez sad wyzszy
"a napad ma Mode, dziewczeta
kt6re podczas nieobecnosci swej
zony przywoiywaf do swego do
mu. ..,
' Kiedy wyrok ogioszono. PAM
Adamson, ktora, siedziaia tuz PREY
swoim mezu, z krzykiem powsta-
Ia i rzuciia sic ma swego mega ]
jego adwokata. Dopiero przy pc
mocy kilku policyantow ooerwa-
no ia Cd napadnietych.
Lekarze twierdza, re dostala
ma zawsze pomleszarlia zmysioW,
Adamson i jego iona cie-
szyli sic og6lnym re stro-
ny swych sasiadow respek.
tenn a sam Adamson popularno-
scia jake instructor W. szkole. AID
wokaci wniosa APPEL o howe prze-
s}uchy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-26
Prezydent Wilson M6glby 70
STAG Prezydentem pOraz TREE
CT, : M6Wi Palmer.
Trujace Cay Niemieckie Wyra-
blame W Ameryce przez Szpiega.
WydziaI PzemysIoWy StaTa sic 0 RozWiazanle.
Hsiewy Kukurydzy W Niebezpieczenstwie.
Poszuki~anie Heliurn w Alasce.
OOnosy WynaazGk v D%zadzlnls Telegraph D~ezdlutoWsgo.
lime TeleSram'y KraiOwe.
WydziaI pzsmysEoWy StaTa sic 0 Rozwiazanie
Hsiewy Kukurydzy " Niebezpieczehstwie
Poszuki~anie Heliurn w Alasce.
Oonlosy WynaIazsk v Dzsdznls Telegraph BszdfusWsgo
lime TeIegram'y Kraiowe.

teczne fundusze ma wprowadze-
ME W zycie praw nawet wten-
Gas, gdy ma take zaprowadzanie
potrzeba milionow dolarow. O.
czywiscie gdyby chodzilo o wiel-
kie pieniadze, to wtenczas kwe-
stya staiaby sic trudna. Depar-
lament sprawiedliwosci ME po-.
siada tax wielkich funduszow."
w kwestyi sufrazyzmu tax Po-
wiedziaI: ,,Bedziemy mice wkrot
&c sufrazyzm. Przychodzi on do.
mas cd dawna, ale przyjdzie - /
wedlug mego zdania z wielka ola
kraju korzyscia."
TRUJAcE CAY
NE PREF SZPIEGoW ME-
MIECKICH w TYM KRAJU.
Nowy York. rs kwietnia. -
Ma bankiecie rocznym stowarzy-
szenia hodowcow baweiny pre-
mawial FranciSzek P. Garvin, do
zorca wiasnoSci cudzoziemskich.
w movie swej, mowiac o dzia-
ialnosci szpiegow niemieckich w
A.meryce. oswiadczyl, re niemiec
cy agenci Sledczy pod dowodz-
TWEEN Dir. Hugo Schweitzera, pre-
prowadzili kodeksem kazdy szcze
goi militarnych dzialalnoScf a
merykanskiego do swego kraju-
Berlina. przeszkodzili wysyice
1, 100000 funtow materyatu wy.
buchowego Aliantom i wyslali do
iNiemiec formularz do wyrabianta
gazow trujacych, cd ktorych tax
wielka liczba wojska alianckiego
v straszny sposob zgineio.
Jest prawda, re niemeckie fir
my okretowe jak Hamburg Anne
rican oraz North German Lloyd,
przesyiaiy kazde drobnostkowe
spostrzeznia, co sic tyczy nasze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-26
STRAJK w FON DU LAC
~ZAKONCZONY.

Fon du Lac, rs kwietnia. =
Szescset robotnikow zatrudnio-
nych PREY firmte The Typewri-
ter Co., ktorzy porzucili swa pra-
&c przedwczoraj, powrocili do
piracy. ,Wszelkie niedogodnosci W
zarzadzaniu praca usunieto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-26
MNIEMANY MORDERCA
MAUDE SANDERS UJETY.

Rock Island, rs kwietnia. -
Detektyw Tomasz Cox przyaresz
towal pc krotkiej gonitwie pew
nego mezczyzne mieniacego sic
Glenn Scott'em, odpowiadajacym
opisowi i podobnym do fotogra~
fiji Lee Landers'a, ordercy Maude
Sanders w New Boston, Ill. Gdy
mezczyzna chyikiem ucieka} z
wchodowych drzwi hotelu do po-
bliskiego zaiuku, detektyw rozka
zal mu stanac. Uciekajacy rokazu
ME usiuchaf i ~jeszcze PREDICT u
ciekac poczal. Detektyw wtenczas
wydobyi swego rewolweru i stree
lii "a uciekajacym 3 ray, poczem
go ujal. Przyaresztowanego "a
w~ieziono ma stacye policyjna.
Podejrzany liczy lat 70, Wyso-
kosci szesciu stop try Gale, wa
zy okolo 200 funtow. Ubrany bya.
W ubranie cywilne, koszule miaf
wojskowa. Prey egzaminacyi o.
swiadczyl, re przyjechai do Rock
Island z Blue Island i zatrzymal
sic w tanim hotelu.
Jak sic pozniej okazalo podej-
rzany ME byi Lee Landers'em,
dlatego wypuszczono go ma woi-
nose. Morderca dziewczyny praw
dziwy. Lee Landers, eks-zoinierz
niedawno przyby}y z Francyi, ME
.~zostai dotychczas ujety.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-26
GEN. zYJE,
NOW LEGO

Nowy York, 26 kwietnia. -
Robert Gayon, sekretarz gen,
Blanquet'a, giownodowodzacego
siiami rewolucyonist6w "a Diaza,
O ktorego Smierci z rak Carranzl-
stow urzedowo powiedomiono z
Mexico City, otrzyma1 nastepu-
iacei treSci telegram, cd Garcia
Nagrango'a, reprezentanta Dia--
"a w San Antonio, Texas:
,Tysiace osob, kt6re Widzla'y
fotografie rzekomego Blanlquet'a
wpismach wydawanych w'yMexl-
CO City, twietdzi, re fotografia II
marlego, ME jest fotografia Blan-
quet'a".
Gayon przypuszcza, re Blan--
quet zyje i przebywal gdzies W
glebi Meksyku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-26

noczonych So w niebezpieczen--
stwie. Powyzsze oSwiadczenie wy
dal dr.. L. c. Howard, szef biura
e~ntomologii PREY departamencie
rolnictwa podczas mowy ma ze-
braniu Stowarzyszenia filozoficz-
nego. DIS. Howard powiedziai, re
pasorzyt prawie nieznany PREY
wieziony re zbozem z obcego
kraju, rozplenii sic w Novel An
gill Nowym Yorku. Szkody wy
rzadzone So olbrzymie.
,Jezeli pasorzyt ten dostanie
sic do pol zachodnich, ~powiedziai
ME wien, co uratuje kukurydze,
Me znaleziono dotychczas zadne
go zaradczego srodka ma ich wy
tepienie.
~POSZuKIWANJE HEIJITM
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-26

go zycia przemysiowego i han
dlowego.
Najbardziej jednakowos zaj-
mas przemysi farbiarski.
Jak diugo zaopatrywani byliscie
przez big six w zapasy farbiar-
skie, tax dlugo laden wasz Sc
kret ME utrzymai sic W grant,
each kraju, w Berlinie znajdzie-
Gle caly spis waszych polsczef
handlowych, kazdego, ktory z wa
mi interes prowadzii a wszystko
to, ably wan przeszkadzac W in
teresie, a jezeliby tego zaszia po-
trzeba ,~dopomodz waszym ME-
przyjacioiom W waszei gafezi
~przemysiu. Wiedziaiem o tym
systemic niemieckim cd szeregu
lat, zanim jeszcze nastala woJna.
Prezydentem tegoz systcmu
pod nazwa ,Bayer Co." bylo DIR.
Hugo Schweitzer. lego liczba
szpiegowska byia 963,192,637.
Kiedy przyjechas do Ameryki ma
tychmiast ma rozkaz rzadu MIC
mieckiego rozpoczal ~starania o
papiery obywatelskie.
w Bogota, N. j., PREY firmie
rolniczej The New Jersey Agri-
cultural Chemical Co." DIR.
Schweitzer najal niejakiego DIR.
Walter Scheele'a, ktory byi wy
nalazca owego siynnego gazu
musztardowego. ktorego formu--
larz przeslano do Niemiec zaraz
Pc wybuchu wojny przez kapi-
tana Papena.
WYDZIAL
STARA SIZE o RozWIA-
ZANIE.
Washington, 26 kwietnia. -
sekr. departamentu fhandlowego
p~owiadamia, re wydziaf przemy'
Slowly - wszyscy lego czolnko'
vie - podai sic 90 rezygnacyi
|Sekr. Redfield jednakowoz ME
przyjal ich rezyghacyi polecajac
i'm poczekaG pFzez kilka nastep'
nych dni. -
Pomimo nieporozumieh pomie
dry przedstawicielam panstw ma
tie pokojowem, PREF. Wilson wca
lie ME zaniedbuje swych spraw
panstwowych. w ostatnich bo'
wien dniach otrzymano Cd niegc
cztery telegramy, dotyczace sta
bilizacyi cen. z zadnej jednakze
depeszy prezydenta ME mona
dowiedziec sic, w jaki sposob pre-
zydent Wilson zamysla doprowa'
die do zgody nieprzyjazne fax
eve.
Cz}onkowie wydziaiu przemy'
siowego dlatego podali sic do re-
zygnacyi, poniewaz przypuszcza'
ia. re terazniejsza zwloka, o kto-
"a oskarzaja administracye kole-
iowa, przyprawia wydziai o kio'
poty i nieuzyteczna prace.
ZBIORY ~KUKURYDZY "a
+'. GRoZONE.
Filadelfia, 26 kwietnia. - "a
siewy kukrydzy w Stanach lied,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-26
ZUKIWANIE HELIUM
w ALSACE.

tep1en1e.
POSZUKIWANIE HELIUM
w ALSACE. ,
Washington, 26 kwietnia. -
Otrzymano niniejszem zawiado-
mienie, re szosta ekspedyca Sto-
warzyszenia geograficznego pod
przewodnictwem prof. Robert F.
Griggs'a, ktora wyjechaia, ably
zbadat Sigma doline Dziesieciu
Tysiecy Dymow, wyladowaia ms
wyspie Kodiak w Alsace tuz ma
przeciw olbrzymiej przestrzeni
wulkanicznej oko}o CORY Katmai.
Czlonkowiee kspedycyi staraja
sic wynalezc, czy w okolicy CORY
ME znajduie sic przypadkiem He
lium, czyli gaz niezapalny, kt6ry
ma zupeinie zrewolucyonizowac
sztuke latania balonem.
WIEcEJ KoN
TRAKToW o~KREToWYcH.
Washington, 26 kwietnia. -
Wydzial przesylkowy postanowlf
skasowac kontrakty dodatkowe
ma 2,0OO,OOo ton okret6w stalo-
wych, podpisany podczas wojny.
Rownoczesnie zapowiedziano, re
wszelkie k~ontrakty ma okrety,
mad ktorymi ME 'rozpoczeto pra-
cy, zostana w krotkim czasie ska
sowane w tym celu, ably rozRo-
czac budowe innych "a cene po-
kojowa.
ZAJEcIE zAPAsU TRUNKU
WARTOSCI 100000
Minneapolis, 26 kwietnia. -
Agenci prohibicyjni operujacy W
Stanach Minnesota, North Dako-
ia South Dakota zajeli olbrzymi
zapas trunku ogolnej wartosci mi
Iona dolar6w. Zapas ten skonfi-
skowano Cd pierwszego stycznia
b. r.
WYNALAZEK w DZIEDZI--
ME TELEGRAPH ISKRO-
IWEGo.
Washington, 26 kwietnia. -
General major Sqiuer, szef kor-
pusu sygnafowego PREY armii a
merykahskiej, oSwiadczyl, re kaz-
de wysokie drzewo jest znakomi-
"a wieza ola telegraph iskrowe-
go. Prey koncu n. p. wojny armia
amerykahska majac szereg stacyl
telegraph iskrowego ma wybrzezu
chwytaia wszelkie depesze, odno
szace sic do ruch6w wojsk i okre
tow a otrzymywala je Z okretow,
ze stacyi europejskich it'd.
O wynalazku tym pisai Gen. S.
szczegolowo w pewnem pismie /
odczytal je pred stowarzysze--
MEM fizyki, Pc tenn re wszyst-
KIM czionkami uda} sic do po-
bliskiego lasu i zrobil praktyczne
doswiadczenie. Majac PREY soble
maiy aparat telegraph iskrowego,
zawiesii isolowany drut ma gwoz-
dziu przybitym do czubka drze-
wa nastepnie przesyiai i chwytai
depesze' iskrowe.
Wynalazek ten zosta} zapoczat
kowany podczas manewrow woj-
skowych W Atasoadero, Cal, w
roku 1904. Spostrzezono wten-
czas, re telefon polny uzywany
prey wojsku stawai sic wprost ME
uzyteczny podczas posuchy. Sko
70 jednak przytwierdzano drut do
pnia gseboko zakorzenionego crsS
wa, telefon TAXI natychmiast po-
czai funkcyonowaG. Wiadomo no
wien, re najlepszym kondrkto-
rem jest wilgoc. Gdy drut, po
ktorym ma ist prad elektryczny
polaczono z ziemia sucha, telefon
ME funkcyonowai, gdy natomiast
poiaczono go z drzewem hub ko-
rzeniem drzewa, zawierajacego "
.sobie wilgoc, tworzyl sic pr4d, a
telefon poczai ifunkcyonowac.
Najlepszem drzewem ma natural
ma wieze telegraph iskrowego jest
dab. Przyjmuje on i przesyia maj
lepiej fale elektromagnetyczne.
AEROPLAN GINIE MA
MORZU.
K
Chatham, Mass, 26 kwietnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-26
sEDZIOWIE PRZYSIEGLI O.
TRzYMUJA PoDWYzKF w
WISCONSIN.

Madison, Wis, rs kwietnia.-
Sedziowie przysiegli zasiadajacy
W miesiacu kwietniu W sadach
cyrkularnych W Wisconsinie O.
trzymaja cztery, dolary dziennie
"a swoja siuzbe. Prawo to costa
10 podpisane juz przez guberna-
tora Stanu.
Wedlug starego prawa sedzio-
vie ~przysiegli otrzymywali try
dolary d%ziennie a szesc centow
"a kazdq mile odbyta W drodze
do lub z sadu do miejsca zamiesz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-26
AEROPLAN CINE MA
R

Chatham, Mass, 26 kwietnia.
- Jeden z ~czterech aeroplanow,
ktore wyjechaiy do Bostonu ma
pochod dwudziestej szostej dywi
zyi, wpadl W wode podczas po-
drozy powrotnej i dotychczas ME
znaleziono pc MIN zadnego INA
ku. Poszukiwania rozpocze}y sic
ma nowo dzisiaj rano. Aeropla-
mem kierowal lotnik William Ho
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-26

kama. Ma mocy nowo zaprowa-
dzonego prawa otrzymaja tylko
cztery Gently "a kazda przebyta
mile.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-23

MISS MARION AINSA returned on
lsl Tuesday from Washington, D. c.,
here she has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Luke alacNamee. during the past
winter. Miss Marion will join her
aunt again later in the summer and
they will go abroad Capt. MacNamee
Of the navy is at present in France,
representing the United States navy
at the peace conference. Miss Enid
Ainsa, who went east with her sister.
is, not returning until later in the
season. She is now a house guest Of
Miss Harriet Carnac, Of New York
city, at the Carnac sumner home at
Murray Bay, Canada
Miss Mary Heermans returned on
Friday from Chicago. where she has
been attending the music school Of
the Northwestern university. Miss
Heermans enjoyed very happy and
successful year at school and at the
close Of the session visited places
Of interest in the east. She stopped
en- route home for visit to friends
in Champaign, H. the seat Of the
University of Illinois
Mrs. W. G. Roe. daughter Miss
Blanche, and son Winton, returned on
Saturday from the east. Mrs Roe and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-23

A NUMBER of very delightful at
n fairs have been given by the Gala
mus club since its organization some
weeks ago. The last large affair to be
given BY the club for this season will
be the dance at the Sheldon Tuesday
evening. given by the club members
for a number of their girls friends.
The dance will also be given in COM
pliment to Jack Mcdonald. who re-
signs as president OF the club and for
Albert S Tatum who IS TO be pres
ident OF the club. In charge OF the
details Of the dance ara Cherry Camp
bell, Lowden Wingo and Eugene
Thurston. Some especially never
features are to be introduced and in
keeping with the Indian name Gala
mus, which means '-brotheriy love"
The table decorations are TO be IN the
Indian motif. featured with tiny wig
vans and other appropriate table APP
pointments and especially novel and
pretty are the dinner favors-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-23
Miss Gertrude Robertson Becomes the
Bride of Prominent Young Cattlenan

A WEDDING of interest occurred
n Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the Roberts home on Montana street.
when L. ". Roberts. Jr.. and Miss Ger
trude Robertson were united in mar
rage. the Rev. George W. Mccall pas
tor OF Central Baptist church. reading
the service The Roberts home was
decorated with sweet peas in pink and
white and the ceremony took place in
the drawing room Prior to the serv-
ice. Miss Mabel Mccall played a mum
Der Of piano selections and also played
Lohengrin's wedding march as the
couple entered the drawing room The
bride was very charming in her frock
# white geogret. heavily beaded and
worn with a large white hat Of
georget. Her arm bouquet was Cape
Jasmine. Miss Robertson is a member
Of the younger set and IS a graduate
Of the high school Ar. Roberts is a
member Of a cattle company and is the
Youngest son Of L. " Roberts.
prominent cattleman Of west Texas.
The couple are at present house guests
Of lIr. and AIRS. L ". Roberts. ST. and
after July Will be at home at the
Roberts ranch. Following the We'd
ding an informal reception was held
The table in the dining room where
ICES =ere served was appointed with
crystal bowl OF pink and white sweet
peas and the CONNECTIONS were in the
same shades. Guests included. Alr. and
Mrs. NJ II. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Sobertson and son. Paul. Mrs J. H.
Cunningham and daughter Miss YER
7on. James Bush. Miss Elizabeth Bush.
Mss jamie B. Wilkerson, Del Rio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-23

Tex. Mr.. and AIRS. ". c. Roberts and
daughter. Joe Ruth. Mr. and Mrs. S. o.
Roberts and daughter. Dan Ora, q O..
Roberts. Miss Ruby Roberts. Miss
Thelma Roberts. Miss Rubynell Ran
san, Mr. and AIRS. IL Adams and son.
Miss Carrie Adams and James Lewis
Rev. Hubert II. Smith. pastor OF
Asbury Methodist church. read the
lines of the service sunday afternoon.
uniting in marriage W L Cook. OF
Tombstone. Ariz-, and Mrs Alice
Lewis, of this city The ceremony was
performed at the parsonage and
among the friends at the station 10
bid the couple farewell and God speed
were judge D. A. Richardson, Of
Douglas. Ariz.; A A. Belts. OF Phoe-
nix. Ariz-. chairman OF the Arizona
corporation commission, and J. C
Montgomery. Douglas mining man,
and q number of friends OF the bride
Mrs. Cook lived in this city FOR Is
years. ner former home was in Joplin.
no. Mr.. Cook has a large farm in
Arizona He served four years in the
state legislature and is at present
deputy sheriff Of Cochise county. The
couple viii reside in Tombstone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-23
Miss Marion Ai1sa Returns Home
And Is Now Planning a Trip Abroad

Winton went east a month ago 10 be
present at the graduation OF Miss
Blanche who. this year, finished
school at National Park seminary,
Washington, d. c. Later Mrs. Roe,
daughter and son, visited in the larger
cities in the east and spent some time
at Atlantic City
Mrs. n L. Porter. Of zoos East Rio
Grande street. has received word from
her son, Haskell. telling OF his safe
arrival in Hoboken. after Il months
service with the 405th telegraph bat
talon. company D. he served with the
army Of occupation after the arm
fstice. and for the past three months
he has been attending the University
Of France.
T. J. Pluukett has returned from a
several weeks stay at Austin Texas.
where he went TO consult with Off
cials in regard to work that he has
assumed as deputy labor commits
sioner-
Mrs. J. Flomerfelt and small Gausn-
ter. Helen, Of sos East Rio Grande
street. have returned TO Silver City.
y. NJ. where they have been visiting
the past few weeks.
Mrs. W. H Fryer and children have
returned from a visit Of six weeks 10
Austin and san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-23

appointed. spread with cluny lace and
lighted with pink candles matching
the sweet peas employed in decora-
ton After the supper service the
guests danced the remainder OF the
evening. Capt and Mrs Harper were
assisted by Col. and Mrs James J.
Hornback. Col and Mrs F. ". Glover
and Maj. and Mrs. 4 c. Gillem- The
guest list included Miss Elizabeth
Glover. Col and Mrs. Hornbrook. Col
and Mrs. Glover. Majand Mrs. Gillem.
Capt. and Mrs Donald s Perry. Lieut.
and Mrs. A J. Wynn. Miss CAROLYN
Gi1lem. Miss Alzina Orndorff. Miss Mel
lie Nay Bowen, Miss Burtram Orn-
dorff. Miss Sarah Bridgers, Maj. F. G.
Ringing. Capt Geoffred Galway, Capt
R. D. Delehanty, Capt Julian Gun
ningham. Lieut. James Cara, Lieut.
Edwin Bowdin. lieut. Conrad. Lieut.
Tom Locke. Lieut. Gerald Fitzgerald.
Lieut. John Bethel and Lieut. Smith. Of
the flying corps.
The young women OF Providence
hospital entertained on Saturday eve
ming. ignoring a number OF friends
from Fort Bliss with a picnic at
Washington park. A picnic supper
was spread and watermelons served.
The party motored 10 and from the
park and various representatives Of
the army were present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-23
Is Are Guests at Dinner Given at the
Sheldon for Miss Earle and Mr.. Brown

AdR AID MRS S. P. SKINNER and
lfl Mr.. and AIRS. Walter Skinner were
hosts at a beautifully appointed din
ner Saturday evening at Hotel Shell
don. given in compliment to Miss
Frances Earle and Bryan Wells
Brown The table was very dainty
with its decorations of pink and white
featured in q centerpiece of sweet peas
in the shades encircled with crystal
baskets OF the blossoms. Plate favors
were miniature candlesticks orna-
mented with pink rose5uds and hold
ing burning pink wax taoers which
the guests blew out with a good wish
for the bride and her fiauce. The
wishes were recorded IN the brides
book. which was presented to her
Covers were placed for IS.
Among the dinners given during the
week end at Hotel Sheldon was one
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. sutton. Miss
Margaret Sutton. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
z. Fryer and Harry X Jones dining
together.
Mr.. and Mrs G. ". McAIillen were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-23
Swimming Party, Buffet Supper and
Dance For Miss Elizabeth Glover

A VERY delightful social affair.
"A given in honor OF one OF the
younger society set, Miss Elizabeth
Glover. daughter OF Col and Mrs F.
". Glover, who recently returned from
school in Houston. Texas. was the
swimming party on Sunday afternoon.
given by Capt and Mrs. Arthur II
Harper Of the Fifth cavalry. At 5
o'clock the guests went to the swim
ming pool and after spending some
time the party went to the Harper
quarters. where q buffet supper was
served. The table was very daintily
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-23

honor guests at a dinner given on Sat
urday evening at Hotel Sheldon by
three OF their friends. including J. L.
Flood, J. Il. Notaw and @. W. Rogers.
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Ms Betty Mary Smith. whose
marriage 20 Chares 4 Goetting oc-
ours this evening at Trinity Methodist
church. was entertained at a luncheon
given by Mrs. Jack knight and Miss
Edna Robertson on saturday at /
o'clock at Hotel Sheldon. Covers were
placed for Miss Smith. Miss Edna
Earle Douglas. Miss Nell Lawrence.
Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs Knight and Miss
Robertson.
Capt and Mrs. W. II. Smith enter
tanned at a beautifully appointed din
ner at their home. 1857 Kentucky aY-
enue. Friday evening. The rooms were
decorated with garden flowers. and
the table tastefully adorned with
sweet peas of delicate shades OF blue
Miniature de Haviland airplanes and
campaign hats were the favors. The
guests were Corpl +. ". Fonda,
Lieuts. F. c. Segeiken and W. c.
Schneider
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-23

THE Wade Hampton chapter Of the
l United Daughters OF the Confed-
eracy met IN regular session on Fri
day afternoon IN Asbury Methodist
church with the president. Mrs
Charles E. Bryan. presiding. Letters
read by the corresponding secretary.
Mrs J. C. Huber. were from Miss Mary
B. Poppenheim, Miss Jennie Price.
Mrs. Oscar Barthoid. Mrs. Cornelia
Branch Stone. Of the Paducah chapter.
Paducah. Kentucky. L. D. c.: Mrs. J.
r. Self. Mrs. sam C.. Stoney. Charles
ton. s. c.; Mrs r. Philip Holt. of the
North Carolina division, Mrs. F. F.
Caseu. OF the Virginia division; Mrs.
c. n Roberts. Mrs. L. T. Townsend. OF
the North Carolina division; Thomas
s. Siilkler. Of Charleston. 5. c.. Mrs
l. II. Bashinslzy and l. Il Reed. Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-23
Tuesdays Calendar
Of Social Euents

THE Mcdowell club viii give
1 luncheon at the Woman's club
house at I o'clock.
The calamus club will give a dance
in the evening at Hotel sheldon
The members OF the Exclusive Social
club viii give a dance IN the evening
in L O. O. F. hail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-23
Local Compositions Are to Feature
Musical Given by the Mcdowell Club

FINAL plans have been made for the
l luncheon at the womans club
house on Tuesday to be given by the
Mcdowell club. These affairs here
after are to be annual a musical pro-
gram is to be rendered and is Of es-
pecial interest as the numbers were
by Ell Paso musicians. The
program viii include:
A group Of songs composed by Mrs.
Lillian Corcoran and sung by Mrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-23

Helen Cooper Williams. with Mrs.
Corcoran at the piano.
Etude By A. F. sievers. played by
Miss Eva Crosby.
Song written by Miss katherine
Faris, sung by Mrs. r F. Wilson with
Miss Faris at the piano.
Group OF sOnge by Francis Moore.
sung by Mrs. Moore with Mrs. ". r
Brown, sister Of Mr.. Moore, at the
piano.
Mrs Walter Ponsford viii direct
the program
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-23

Give them some kodak views Of
your vacation trip. We can furnish
you any size in standard kOdaks al
prices. Also all kinds Of
kodak supplies.
See Gnndara. Next the Wfgyvan,.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-23
LODGES and

The senior class Of the East FL Paso
Methodist church. south. held its
monthly meeting at the home OF Miss
Eupba Wright, on Cypress street, Fri
day evening. The meeting was opened
by singing Sunshine IN Ny Sour by
the class scripture reading was given
by Miss Alma Spence and was the
18th Psalm The teacher. Mrs. A c.
Kresdorn gave a short talk and Of
fered a prayer. Reports were made
by the different committees. Later on
an ice course was served and q social
hour enjoyed. Most Of the members
Of the class were present