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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-13

as adopted last winter by the leg
islature.
Among the questions to be dis
cussed at the meeting will be, 1.-THE
school code in operation; where
does it fail to hitch up" rs there
any salvation for our oneroom rural
sehools?" and Getting ready for
the next legislature; what add
tional school legislation is needed?"
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-13
TIE GIRLS FROM OUT IN TIE COUNTY
WHO WANT TO LIVE IN MARTINSDURG
WILL FIND POSITIONS At The interviewer

Girls between the age of 16 and 25 years who want to
be independent by having good positions where they
excellent wages, find them at
THE INTERVIEWER MILLS
They will be paid while they learning the work and
when they have learned which should only be matter of
few weeks, they can, BY application and interest in their
work make that will make them independent in ev-
cry way. The interviewer Mills thoroughly MODERN
bright and CHEEKY with the best working conditions
Be found IN any mill or factory in the country.
For those who cannot to town and live with rela-
es and friends the interviewer has prepared dormtory
or home for the girls where every modern and hoeke con-
Yenence and safeguard provided This home where many
OF the girls live together is like combination and
girls club than anything else and looked after by an
perenced matron who gives the girls every attention
sSance
Parents need not hesitate to allow their daughters to
come and live in this interviewer Dormtory-everythng pos
sbe done to make the girls feel home to make them
comfortable
The work in the Iaterwoven Mills is interesting and
pleasant The opportunities uneQuaIed There are po-
sonS open at this time Make your application now eth
er by mail or in the Employment Bureau Of
THE INTERVIEWER MILLS, Inc.
MAHTINSBURG. W. VA.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-13
Healthy CIi"'dren, Happy
and Full of Joyful Life

r. mis- for the k.ddoos you
waat 70 keep their tender little
b5 els open and stop them from
Etng ffetful and feyerish.
Get an inexpensive package Of
.aIL o.d.LIshiOned Nnaatahln
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-13

Sugar is said to be as scarce in
Cuba as in this country and the
price there is II cents a pound.
Nova Scotia has little coal to
spare and Nova Scotian operators
do not expect to enter the Unitsd
States market
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-13

this morning and will contin'
through Saturday with election.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13

aCTERISTICALLE lovely was
the annual banquet given on sat
u-da~ under the direction Of Mrs
robert Townsend in the largest pri-
~a-s dining room Of the stockmen's
MOTEL By the e Paso Federation OF
Women's clubs
sfter a great victory in the days OF
ia feasts we're given when ENJOYS
~--e Win messages Of good fellow
shso and hrotherly love. 50 on Satur-
E7~ az the feast OF the allles came
---r--fnent club women from various
clubs o. tie federation and delivered
r-e=ra-e-. every one exceedingly
$500 giving N insight into the
aims and ideals Of the ORGANISATIONS
~ table was very beautifully ap-
pointed the club colors-g elbow and
eresn-heiug combined most artistic
rTrr- These tiuts were carried out 10
lie rrinutest detail. the first course,
4 fruit cocktail. being served IN an
Der tints with green marascnino
cherries Traceries OF ferns were
placed down the center Of the table,
1Thich formed q horse shoe Wicker
baskets. the handles bearing great
fIurfv bows OF yellow tulle and filled
-rith 5onquIls and ferns. were placed
here and there and lights were shed
over these decorations from burning
wax candles iu holders OF crystal and
trass. burning under yellow shades
The Place cards. painted by the presi-
dent Of the federation Mrs s J. Fen
nell. bore dainty designs Of yellow
and green
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13
WOMEN OF Ell PASO ENJOY PEACE LUNCHEON
SIGNIFICANT OF THE END OFTHE GREAT WAR AND
THE BEGINNING OF GREATER HOME EFFORT

Mrs. ". c. Campbell, Mrs. W. r.
Franklin. Mrs. H ". Schroeder. Mrs.
". S. TiltOn. Mrs J. S Laws. Mrs.
George Drummer. Mrs Eunice Payne,
Mrs Alfred Kraft. Mrs, Claude Huds-
peth, Mrs J. E. QUAD, Mrs. Harvey
J. Simmons, Mrs. W p. B. McSain.
Mrs. z. S White. Mrs. c. z. Kelly.
Mrs. Avery Turner, Mrs. z. P Fuller.
Mrs. J. c. Hays, Miss Davis, Mrs Burt
Orndorff. Mrs J. N Proctor. Mrs A.
S. Peatross, Mrs Seth Orndorff. Mrs.
A. G. Drake. Mrs. J. A. Schauck. Mrs.
J. II. Hirt. Mrs. William Wallace. Mrs.
Helen Judson, Mrs. Marie /. Quesnel,
Mrs. Bertha Thornhill, Mrs. E J. Bar
tholamae. Mrs. c. Windberg, Mrs.
Fannie Heifrin, Mrs. z. E Moulton,
Mrs. Horace Lay, Mrs W. R. Doris,
Mrs Tom Powers. Mrs. Y. del Campo.
AIRS. T. n. Waller, Mrs. H. p. Corbin,
Mrs. H. J. Baron, Mrs T II Ryan,
Mrs. Ralph 3. Davis. Mrs. L X Han
ley. Mrs. Charles Davis. Mrs. Lamar
Davis. Mrs. B. F. jenkins. Mrs. Mar
tin Sweeney, Mrs Joe Dunn, Mrs F.
J.. Dingman, Mrs. Frank Bait. Mrs
linden Butler, Mrs. L S. Frankenber-
ger. Mrs. Oxley. Mrs. J. NJ Lewis. Mrs
". W. McAllister, Mrs. Teddy Bart
man, Miss L K Hanley. Mrs H P
Corbin-
Capt. and Mrs. Walter Merkel. Of
the Fifth cavalry. gave a dinner prior
to the dance at the Country club on
Saturday evening as a welcome back
to Col and Mrs Lewis Forester VINO
have recently returned from station
in San Antonio Col Forester was in
the Fifth cavalry for 10 years and
returns to Fort Bliss to take command
at Camp Bierne, where troops are to
be mustered out Of the service The
table had a central ornament OF La
France roses in a wicker basket OF
white The color scheme OF rose was
further carried out in the candles IN
crystal candlesticks which burned IN
der rose shades. Tiny baskets orna-
mented with pink roses and filled
with nuts were the place taVors- MIS-
Forester wore rose panne velvet com
bfned with gold lace. while Mrs
aTerkel was gowned in a frock OF
white taffeta- Covers were placed Tor
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Forster Brig
Ce1 and Mrs. James J. Hornbrook,
their daughter Mrs Steele Wolkylls' :
Col. and Mrs W. G. Heaton, Lieut. Col.
and Mrs. z. G. Elliott. Nal Iimotny
O'Keefe, Miss Dora " he zee a ~ rs o1--s
Mrs Robert E Cheney, MAI. ana MS
Douglas Page, Capt and MS = n
7 . Ffa-t7- Cant and Mrs Harry Mas,
TTent and Mrs. Richard Pinny, Of the
EIGHTH cavalry: Miss Ethel 5ro n
Mss Bess Murtle, Miss Anne IolDeIl :,
Mai. r c. Candle, who has reesht ~
5oi5ed the Fifth cavalry: Capt II. n
cross. Capt Joeffrey Galway. capt
WfTam D. Savage, Lieut. E P. Jen-
ninrs. Lieut. Earl Annis and the hosts
X
Mrs. Frank Wells Brown was host
ess 10 a charmingly appointed lunch
con at the Brown home on Mesa ave
nue. on Thursday for a group OF her
friends. The table was very dainty
in white and pink, rose carnations IN
a silver vase being used as a central
decoration. Covers were laid for the
hostess, Mrs. Avery Turner, Mrs ]. J.
Mundy, Mrs. Charles Davis. Mrs b L
Farrar, Mrs. S P. Skinner. Mrs Q. h
Baum, Mrs c J. Mapel. Mrs McDan-
Iels, Mrs J woodbridge, Miss Butter
field and Miss Ethel Brown
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13

IITESTERN paintings by Fremont
w Ellis, the Ell Paso artist, win be
shown by the University club Satur-
day afternoon. Saturday evening. Sun
day afternoon and Sunday evening.
The sunday afternoon program Will
include a tea. a talk on art by W. H.
Mcpherson, a former student at the
Chicago Art institute, and a program
Of western music in charge Of Charles
! Andrews. This viii be a western
art afternoon for the members, their
families and friends The remainder
Of the showing viii be open TO the
mobile. Mr.. Ellis Will attend the tea
Sunday and will show number OF
canvases he has painted OF scenes
1esr ri Paso, including one OF the
o1d YsIeta church, Mt Franklin COW
cred with snow and the plains near
Fort Bliss. The western art afternoon
viii be a combination Of the January
tea and forum
Plans are being made for the an
ner dance TO be given al me Solt
try club on January p. when pIoIll,,
ises to be a most delightful socls-l
event. Reservations have been mace
for the event by Capt c. NJ Counts'
can't Z. G. Center. Lieut. Daniel NC
Carthv, Lieut. Claude O. Birch ano
Tfeut. Charles Craig This Is me
first dinner dance given at the cluu
since the outbreak Of the war ana y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13
Tuesdays Calendar
In Local Society

ALL departments Of the Red Cross
n shop open in the san Jacinto
plaza. IN charge OF the tea and
luncheon room. Mrs. Charles Davis.
chairman; Mrs. ". D. Wise, vice
chairman; assistants, captains R ".
McAfee. Mrs H. r. Gamble and Mrs
Charles Bassett: Mattresses. Miss
Elizabeth Stevens, Miss Nellie May
Bowen, Miss Agnes Stewart, Miss
Valerie Lorig, Miss Mary Gates Red
mond, Miss Phoebe Campbell and Miss
Sarah Bridgers. Music for the dansant
hours OF the afternoon by Campbeirs
Jazz band under direction Of leader
Dornberger.
Comforts committee Of the Navy
league open in the Popular; ,-- MIS-:
Frank P Jones. general chairman
Mrs. B. F. Widdas and Mrs Steve
Aguirre in charge for the day
Sewing department Of the Red
Cross omen in the Red Cross Work
rooms in the White House; Mrs. A, P.
Coles. chairman Of sewing; Mrs
waters Davis, chairman for the day
Mrs. Horace Broaddus chairman OF
woman's work Of the Fl Paso Red
Cross. Will be at the Red Cross Work
rooms in the White House from 10
until u o'clock to receive data and re-
ports upon the Red Cross work done
The Woman's auxiliary OF the West
minister Presbyterian church VIII
meet on Tuesday afternoon a. z:SO
o'clock at the residence OF Mrs John
Grant on Brown street The subject
for the meeting Will be Md China
Missions"
on Tuesday evening the FL Paso
cbanter. order Of Eastern Star, viii
meet at the Masonic temple.
The Pan-Hellenic club VIII hold
business meeting on Tuesday arter-
noon IN the nessanine floor Of the
Paso del Norte at ( o'clock
Meeting Of the board Of directors OF
the FL Paso Country club IN the eve
ming at the club
Meeting OF the Guild OF St Glenn
ents Episcopal church at O'Clock p
m at the parish house. -
The Business Womeu's club VIII
hold a regular business meeting on
Tuesday afternoon at Y W c A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13
Mrs. Ldrrazolo Is
4 Student; Went
To School Here

Santa Fe, n. NJ, Jan 13--Mrs.
o. A Iarrazolo is already endear-
ing herself to the women OF santa
Fl by ner dignified, quiet reserve
and yet, graciousness-
AS the mother Of ten children, OF
whom eight boys and one girl are
living. she knows much OF the
problems that confront mothers IN
New Mexico.
Even in her school days at the
Loretta academy in FL Paso,
she was noted for her studiousness
and sister Bernard, now in santa
Re. declares that Mrs. Larrazolo
always stood at the head OF her
classes and was her prize pupil
Mrs. Larrazolo bears her years
lightly and her face lights up won
derfully when she speaks or the
governor and her family and also
when reference IS made to the
educational interests OF the state
Her features are those OF the
scholar, Of the serious student,
rather than those Of a care worn
mother or Of a society leader and
she is rapidly winning the hearts
of Santa Fe people.
One Of the LarraZolo boys has
been in the thickest and bloodiest
OF the fighting in France, another
is an attorney in Fl Paso. A third
one is in Arizona. happily married.
The two youngest boys are At
home enjoying their first days IN
the executive mansion
Whether the administration VIII
be noted for brilliant social AFFAIRS
il is not yet known, but this much
Is certain that no previous ad-
ministration will excel Il in cor
dial hospitality
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13

THE College Women's CLUB enjoyed
l an excellent program at the y W
C A Saturday afternoon
Mrs. H. n. Long sang two beautiful
numbers in excellent voice She was
accompanied by Mrs. r. B. Redie-
Mrs. Howard Waldron read selec-
ton from Richard Harding Davis,
Her First Night" and responded gra-
ciousIy with an encore
Miss Dura Gilbert then sang an Ital-
ian selection and The Wind" She
accompanied both Of these herself in
her usual gracious manner
Mrs. Sullivan. city. librarian. told
Of the work OF the city library IN Il
Paso and Of its needs. she gave s-a-
tistfcs to show the budget for the past
wear and also the circulation Of books
The needs for the library are so ap-
parent and the calls for better service
from the public so urgent thal some
thing must be done TO meet the situa-
ton. she said. Ms Sullivan asked the
cooperation OF the club in her effort 10
enlarge. improve and equip the library
for larger and more efficient serE nee.
In this connection the president,
Mrs A J. Morris. appointed Mrs Geo
lLeBaron, Mrs. Olga kohlberg, MIS-. r
". Norton. Mrs John TapQan and Mrs
"A P Averiu as a committee to CO.
operate with Mrs. Sullivan IN this e1-
tension work.
DR.. Dwight Bradley gave a revising,
criticism and Interpretation OF Hud-
sons Green Mansions"
After giving a brief resume OF the
book and reading a few extracts show
ing the authors power OF description,
he gave his criticism and interpreta-
ton OF the alleEorv. His understand
ing OF the book and his explanation
aroused q keen interest in the author
and this work OF his. which bids to be-
come famous.
A severe cold prevented Mrs David
: Fennessy from appearing on the pro-
gram, as announced.
Prof. George Daiand closed the pro-
gram with two excellent piano num-
bers-
At the bsuiness meeting. at which
Z the president, Mrs. a J. Morris. pre-
sided. Il was announced that the an
nual luncheon OF the College Woman
club win be on February s.
Reports Of the standing and special
/ committees were given and a ways
land means committee was appointed
I to take care OF the clubs obligation
Z to the French orphan fund
The Business Women's club viii
/ have its regular meeting Tuesday
] evening at the z ". c. A. at $3.50
| o'clock. Chaplain Zimmerman vii
/ give a talk on The Business Woman
| after the war" and Mrs A J. Morris
will give current events
The schedule for the physical de-
partment for the week follows;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13

Mrs. Townsend. the POSTMASTER. as
tender and beautiful grace gave at
the beginning Of the feast Riley
Prayer Perfect"
Then Mrs. Townsend gave the
Welcome to our friends. countrymen.
allies 10 the feast Of the allies" and
G message Of peace to the peace Ia
bic. During this welcome she gave
the tenderly beautiful poem. Peace"
which was written by her sister. Miss
Lorena Hoag-
As envoy from the FL Paso Fedora
ton OF Women's clubs. Mrs. s. J. Fen
nell, the president, gave a toast to
our Allies"
Mrs. r ]. Tighe. as the representa-
tive from the Housewives league,
gave a Message From Hoover"
Mrs Horace Lay, as president
OF the ". c. 7. q. gave a toast,
THE Woman's Christian Temperance
Union"
Mrs. r. D. Scotch came as an en-
voy from the mothers who. with
smiling faces. sent sons to the front,
and her toast was Heroic Mothers
AIRS. NJ A Warner. as envoy from
the extension committee Of the Y ".
C. A. gave a toast to Our Business
Girls"
Mrs. Ponder Carter, as envoy from
the canteen unit OF the Red Cross.
had for her subject, The Red Cross
Canteen"
Mrs. Eunice Payne. principal Of
Alta Vista school gave a toast to
school Days"
Mrs. Julia A. sharp came as envoy
from the Court Of Honor and the
Mrs. o. A. Critchett. as president Of
the Equal Franchise league. came as
its envoy and her subject was Joy
bells Of Suffrage"
MS. E. II. Yale came as represen-
tative from the Associated Charities,
and her toast was The American Or
Mrs. Joseph Spence. from the Par
ent-Teachers' association, had for her
toast keep the Home Fires Burn
ing"
Mrs. 7. A Potter. as envoy from the
Home for the Aged and Orphans. mad
for her subject Makers OF History"
Miss Jessie z. s. Mcdonald. as en-
voy from the Registered Nurses as
ISOLATION had for her subject An
gels OF Mercy"
When Mrs. Townsend gave the ben
ediction. a dove Of peace flew down,
lowered over the head Of the speaker,
and alighted above the Stars and
Mrs. Townsend directed the ban
quet and the program; Mrs E 3.
yale and Mrs Frank Jones. had
charge OF the decorations, and Mrs
Ponder Carter and Miss Jessie Nc
Donald had charge Of the reserva-
tons
Gathered about the peace table
were: Mrs. s. J Fennell. president OF
the Fl Paso Federation OF Clubs; Mrs
Robert Townsend. Mrs O. a Critch-
EFT. Mrs. Ponder s. Carter. Mrs. Julia
Sharp. Mrs Harry Greer, Mrs Frank
p. Jones. Mrs '. z. RaEgio. Mrs. E
II. Yale, Miss Jessie e 5. Mcdonald,
Mrs. J. A Potter. Mrs R. J Tighe.
Mrs. F D Bradley. Mrs Joseph
Spence, Mrs. E. A. Henning, Mrs. L P.
8IcChesney, Mrs. Frank Masquenette,
Mrs. J. T. Hami1. Mrs J. r. Hunter,
Miss Jean Oswald, Dr.. Ida Bishop,
Mrs. Z S Parker. Mrs julius kra-
kauer. Mrs. ]. +. Williams, Mrs. ollie
P. Llansden. Mrs L NJ Peterman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13
University Club To Show Western
Paintings and Have art Afternoon

to be an affair OF much social i'm
portance- The week end dance on
Saturday evening was attended py
number OF society folk both OF the
CITY and Fort Bliss Among the an
ers at the club prior TO the dance
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Fraser MIS-
Josephine Nations Morfit. who has
lust returned from lengthy Visit IN
New York. and Mrs. J. Mason Pol
lard. on Tuesday evening there VII
be a board meeting Of the CLUB are ,,'-
ors. when plans viii be made Ior lne
ensuing year and number OF ne"
members will be elected
At this meeting. which viii De tne
last one held before the annual meet
ing OF all Of the clubs members, an
amendment viii be decided upon loT
the bylaws, TO be adopted at the an
nuaI membership meeting. which VIII
be held on the 10th Of February.
This amendment is upon the subject
OF raising the initiation fee from $lOV
to $50.
The members Of the Central Baptist
church will give reception in honor
OF Dr.. G. ". Mccall. their new pastor
and his family. on Friday evening
January II. at 8 o'clock at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. a S. Howard, 1917
Montana street
The Mems club OF St Clement s
church will hold its annual election OF
Officers this evening IN the parish
house, at a dinner. beginning al .
o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13

7 EAIUEL c. SMITH. IT.. IS the guest
l. OF his parents and sister at
their home. 1915 North E Paso
street Young Smith. who enlisted
in the navy at the wars beginning.
is a graduate OF the e Paso high
school Of the class Of 1917. He ex-
pected to attend the Rice institute at
Houston. Tex. but gave his services
to the government instead He will
be mustered out Of the service in Z
short tine and viii resume his
studies. The young sailor had some
very thrilling experiences He visit
ed England, France, Wales, Scotland
and Ireland, and has wonderful col
lection OF pictures, both on land an
sea His ship. the Coldwen. a de-
stroyer. went to the rescue OF the
Galley Castle" a hospital ship that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13
why COUGH AND
COUGH AND COUGH?
Dr.. Kings New Discovery removes
the danger Of neglect

Coughing until the parched throat
grows painful should not be per-
mitted. It should be relieved before
It gains Roadway with a dose Of Dr..
Kings New Discovery.
The same with a cold or bronchial
attack Millions have used this we'll
known remedy for half a century
regularly without thought Of change.
Sold by druggists since 1859. An
aIl-important adjunct to any family
medicine cabinet 60c and $40
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13

To the woman who is not interested
l IN politics. When the forces Of
good are about to overcome the pow
ers Of evil, what do the agents Of evil
do7 They hold consultation and put
forth their most subtle arts. They
have to, rather than become annihi-
lated.
On the contrary. when the forces Of
good are threatened by the powers Of
evil. what must happen II that which
makes for happiness and fair play
IS not to perish from the earth? Those
who stand for right must take an &C
tive rather than a negative part
II would seem a far cry from the
above to the business OF every woman
paying her poll tax within the next
two weeks, or before the first OF Feb
ruary. However. be Il known that
large number OF the class OF women
who never should have had the vote,
raid their poll taxes within the last
week. while the women who stand
for all that Is beautiful and good re-
main apathetic 70 this unwomanly
off until. perhaps, this vitality i'm
portant matter IS overlooked Since
the vote Is the voice OF the people, are
the women OF FL Paso satisfied that
these unfortunate. but perverted WON
en- represent them in the coming cleo
tion7
Much rather that the vote had not
been placed in the hands OF woman al
all than that a majority OF the worst
class use it. No woman knows what
the future holds for her dear ones an
less they are protected by all the
forces OF good she can vote to sur
round them with
with our advanced enlightenment
we know that our city IS only our
larger home, and as we fight TO keep
our individual home clean and happy.
so must we cope with the evils that
threaten the larger home. Since the
vote Is the wrong kind OF Uan1a'as-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13

MRS. A. c. HEP entertained with
wi a delightful party at her home on
Mundy avenue on Saturday evening
for Raymond Patterson The time
was spent in dancing and games
Prizes we're won by Katherine Sea
mon. Tom johnson and Caben Greet
Punch was served during the evening
followed BY an ice course Mrs Keep
VS. assisted by Miss Alberta Keep
and Miss Hazel Stout The invited
puests Included Margaret stevens
RoseIIe Ainsa, Geraldine Ainsa- ram
S-offi, Anne Kelly, Charlee Kelly.
Ru+b Kennedy, Virginia Stollings'
1,vdia. Carson, Theresa O'Keeffe. Helen
stevenson, CabelI Greet Clifford lryln'
waiter Stevenson, Roy wills. ON ON
Johnson. Justin Foster. Dan Mnlte'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13
and Outings.

The Girl Reserve corps number two
from Alta Vista school; number three
from Highland Park school ana num-
her four from Lamar school, went on
A most delightful outing on saturday,
hiking 10 the palisades Of Mount
Franklin. The party included IS girls
under the leadership OF Mrs David
Cathcart, Miss Margaret Wooasloe.
Mics Grace Alton. Mrs. F. H Callahan
and Miss Hazel Spence At the com
pletion Of their tramp to the noun
tain. a fire was built and luncheon
cooked. A special honor guest OF the
dav was Mrs. David Cathcart. who. is
the chairman Of the junior department
Of the girl reserves. The afternoon
was spent in playing games ana IN
climbing about the mountain one OF
the interesting features OF the NIKE
vas me discover OF a tiny puppy by
the girls. The little fellow, only
few weeks old. was tenderly cared Tor
and was adopted as mascot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13
About ElPasoans.

J W. Brooks has moved from 707
Mundy 10 1926 Tularosa street.
A r. Jones has moved from 1908
Wyoming to the Locke apartments
F. J. Bergman has moved from s19
North FL Paso to 500 Stevens avenue
Mrs. Myrtle Lynch has moved from
1922 East san Antonio to 1914 Texas
street
Lieut.. E. L Bare has moved from
1905 North Florence to the Cedar
apartments.
Mrs. Harry Cherry. OF 2117 Portland
avenue. is able to be out after an at
tack Of influenza.
Mr.. mad Mrs. Allan Sayles have
moved from 1924 Dover to 1908 Mad
aline, in Kern place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13
FOR Burning ECZEMA
Apply Zemo the Clean, An
tise1tic Liquid-Easy to Use
Does Not Stain

Greasy salves and ointments should
not be applied i good clear skin IS
wanted From any druggist for $50, or
s1-0ofor largesize, get a bottle Of Lemo-
When applied as directed It effectively
reno-es eczema, quickly stops itching,
and heals SKIN troubles. also sores
burns. wounds and chsfng. It pene-
trztes. cleznses and soothes- Zemo IS
a clean. dependable and inexpensive,
antizeutc liquid Try II, as we believe
nothing you have ever used IS as eject
I've and satisfying
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