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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
BUMPER WORLD CROPS OF
MANY FOOD COMMODITIES

Washington, D. C., Nov IL
Bumper world crops Of corn potatoes,
barley, rye, sugar beets and rice for
this year are shown in estimates COM
piled by the international institute
Of agriculture at Rome, made public
today by the department Of agricul-
ture- The production Of wheat, oats
and flax seed, however. show a de-
crease from the average for the five
years ended in 1917.
Wheat production in Is countries
excepting the central powers, VIII
reach 2.040.5O9, zoe bushels. 96.5 per-
cent Of the five year average Corn
cent greater than the crop produced
last year and "A percent greater than
that produced for the last five years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
EIPaso Observes Thanksgiving While
80 World WarHeroesAre Out In Cold
Hunting ForAnyKind Unemployment

something or other wandered the
streets OF FL Paso. iobless ana
hungry. Some OF them were cold
to boot. Of course emotional scribes
must have their sob stories ana lol
Of folks who run on 10 this VIII say
20. that's another human interest
yarn and probably isn't 50. me
only regret IS" as one doughboy said,
that we have 20 fight for 1olks VINO
ak and think like that We aim
after more money 50 much as appre-
citation
square Deal Gone Wrong
But Rev. F. ii. Johnson, IT., down
at the chamber Of commerce VIII bear
out this little tale Of a square deal
gone wrong. For he's trying 10 get
Jobs for these men. That's all they
want-jobs. They'll do the rest. Most
OF them lost their Jobs to women
AMI eXempts' when they went 70 war,
So tonight after we get sl tllleq
I'D with bird flesh and an full or
nicotine and all fun Of conversation
and ragtime. let's give little
I thought about the 80 exsoldiers, VINO
are out hunting Jobs-just any kind
Of jobs And there'u be lot more OF
/ them. and it VIII be n lot colder
pretty soon and overcoats and things
don't grow like the cotton that's in
! them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

A YEAR ago this Thursday the echo
n Of the last Hun sheu had hardly
ceased its reverberations. Homesiclz.
worn and weary men sat fin the mud
and cold and thought Of the rest o.
Us sitting around tables heaped high
with eats. They knew that because
the armistice was signed that we
figured the war was all over. But
they did not know that we would
within the short year that was to
follow ofrget All about them and the
sacrifice they made
Heioiced With Is.
So these men i'm khaki and their
brothers in green and their other
brothers in blue. who sought out
pirates in the watery wastes rejoiced
with US OF more than us. that they
were soon TO return. The chow
tasted better that day and two million
Of them laid down in the mud last
Thanksgiving day and sltpt an hour
OF two and dreamed OF enraged
turkeys chasing Heinies through
pools OF slumg ullion.
Today what. ON this Thanksgiving
day more than -hirty Of the men who
fought 70 make the world safe for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27


THE cheerful touches Of hand en-
1 broidery and crochet flowers IN
vari-colored worsteds make this
black velveteen dress unusually be-
coming 10 the growing girl IN her
early teens. Indeed. its simplicity
also makes IL becoming TO the miss
OF the dsbutante age. The sewed-in
sleeve gives a nice shoulder line. and
the blouse is belted at the curve Of
the natural waist. The straight, full
skirt IS run with col0red wool in
shades OF rose, blue. gray and green.
The crochet flowers also show these
colors and are posed with charming
effect on the sleeves. side front, belt
and at intervals on the skirt The
round collar is made Of cream ba-
tiste hand embroidered, though
anticipating OF georgette crepe or
machine embroidery is also attrac-
tive for a collar. The smart hat IS
rose velvet Few froeks could be
more becoming or useful 70 a young
girl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Uniforms Too Expensive
For Traffic Officers

Speed cops, who are deputy con-
stables working under constable / n
Davis. don't make enough money TO
paw them for buying a couple OF uni
forms at the present high cost OF
clothing At least this is what both
justices Of the peace and constable
Davis think about it, and this is what
the constable told the county com
missioners. For this reason the depu-
ties may not be required TO wear trat-
fic uniforms, as the commissioners
two weeks ago orded they must do
A compromise has been suggested
A white cap while on duty may serve
the purpose
Uniforms were suggested because
motorists say they cant tell whether
the man on a motorcycle who stops
them IS an officer or not
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
SHUTS
Up FOR A DAY
Thanksgiving is Generally
Observed in the Ma
tional Capital.

washington, D. c., NOV. IL
Thanksgiving day was observed gen
era1iv in washington today with gov
eminent departments closed and
many officials absent Secretary
Daniels and many high naval officials
attended the navy championship
football game here, but other cabinet
officers who were IN town mad no
special plans for the day.
Christ, my personal savior, for his
blessings
made this declaration
He said there were more persons
present al the meeting than attended
the uEaon services Of all churches at
Trinity two years ago
DR.. Poe thanked Mr.. kniclzerbocker
for inviting him and his congrega-
tion TO join his church in a united
service.
Offering 10 Charities.
The offering was given TO the As
. ISOLATED Charities Before the cI1er-
. ing was taken Mr. knickerbocker
praised the work Of the charities and
explained the work It did during the
"As far as I know the Associated
Charities has never made a mistake.
and I don't know an organization Of
: its kind which g. doing better work,
Z he said me kQQerL hfakauer Me-
mortal would be a fine thing and
would be a permanent home for the
/ Charities and save the organization
( lots Of money"
Mrs. ". d. Howe sang a solo.
Rev. W. s. Huggett. pastor OF the
Z Highland Park Methodist church. and
! Rev. MILO Atkinson, pastor OF The
] First Christian church, were called
on 10 announce their THANKSGIVING
services
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27


THE golden note was the motiE OF
/ decoration for the tea given on
wednesday afternoon by Airs ". A.
Z. woods in compliment TO the guests
OF Airs. William JENNINGS who are
1Irs Jennings's mother. Mrs. y. r. Al
lison, and her sister, lIrs. A. IL Hud-
NUT Of New York city.
The reception rooms Of the Woods
home on Montana street were deco
rated with French marigoIds and
great yellow ysauthemums and the
lights burned beneath shades OF yell
loW and gold
AIRS Wyeth Doak poured chocolate
at a nrettily appointed table ana Ars
D. @. wade, ir- and Nrs. II j. moore
noured tea at a table, which was very
pretty with cover OF point de enlce
lace Both tables were decorated lor
the service with golden marlsolds and
ysauthemums and candles H. lant-
ing and contecrous were IN the
AIRS woods. Mrs Jennings, AIRS Al
hson and MIS- Hu1n4l Lsle-'l NJ ~
guests who mum ereq- 4lla- r. ~
Berkshire Ms a. u. Eegans airs
Jennings Griggs-Fe Eani Nrs- H. ,
Moore. lrrs. G. N Thomas, llrs. stuart
Berkshire, Mrs w A. Colt IT. Ars'
" Z Whittier. Mrs. VI. = stewart
airs. n IL elliot Airs. II. C. swearln-
- Ms II II. Fletcher. AIRS. T. A.
HenuinE Mrs. Wyetn DQak. Mrs
wade. Airs. Moore, Mrs v. y ware
and Mrs i. G. Ware OF CoFiuEtons
Ky, her house gues-
a very delightful gathering took
place today - o'clock at llle NQnsre-
Eatioual church. when SO guests IN
and their friends, were present e. the
THANKSGIVING dinner. The dlnlnA
tables were placed in the uucercrort
OF the church. cheerful with an open
fire and bright. with decoratiors OF
yellow chrysauthe NUNS Inc Laoles
were decorated with the yellow chry-
santnemuus and lighted with yellow
candles and the gathering about tne
board was like big, happy lami4y-
Rev. Dwight Bradley. pastor or the
church, was POSTMASTER and clever
toasts were given on "Dismember
nenc OF Turkey. by MAJ Ayers. n r.
Gamble, Mrs. - s. Peatross and Miss
Louise Hopper.
AIRS. Herbert D. Field was chairman
for the dinner arrangements and her
assisting committee included MIS-
charles Morse. AIRS. A. 3. Hopper, Mrs
T. H- Upton. aLrs- 7. Q Elournoy- MIS-
Following the football game TO be
held on the high school campus he
tween the Fl Paso team ana the AL
buQuerQue high school team today.
officers Of the Girls Glee club VIII
entertain the members Of the two
teams with a luncheon to be given n
the teachers lunch room at the high
school The officers OF the l5lee club
assisted by Miss Anna Nay, Miss Anna
Eel Frounnay, Miss lucy Harris and
Miss Elizabeth king viii arrange ano
serve the luncheon Officers Of the
club are: President. Miss zoe Rad
cliff vice president, Lois MCCALL
treasurer. Louise PEACH reporter,
Mildred Dow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

iadv. troop No. 26, mother and three
small children.
Dance At Liberty Hail.
The dav viii end with a dance az
rfhertv han to be given By the Fed
eraf Employees union. soldiers WIZ
bs sivan night passes for the canoe
on at Fort Bliss practically every
examination FED up on turkey Illrs-
dav noon or shortly after. MAI W. a.
Tucker Of the Red Cross save etsls
F0.--i,hov- natfenf in the hospital
0rnarr Ia addition 70 their eats
Troon G OF the engineering train arc
the Ninth engineers looked torNs-iu
10 small cheer when InuEaua5
dawned. because their mess lund was
low and no turkey was ID sl5n-
ChauIafn walter 81 Zimmerman ana
Nal Tucker got busy ana real 1ee-
showed I'D az last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

they were married before a Belgian
Roman Catholic MISSIONARY. The
American girl. according 20 her nus
him The court held that the mar
rlage was not valid as French law re-
quires q Freuchman marrying abroad
10 have the ceremouey performed be-
fore French diplomatic officer. or
according 90 the usages OF the coun-
formed"
In Mongolia there are two modes o.
marriage cousecrated by tradition
capture and purchase The cost OF a
wife Varies from five cauels FOR "a
young elrl. 20 90 or 40 camelH for
an old widow. the latter being quoted
higher han an other classes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
WOMAN SHOOTS WEALTHY
OIL BROKER OF TEXAS

san Francisco. Calf Nov g.
AIRS. Agnes 81. Hunter. OF Los Ar
geIes shot and seriously wounded
W. p. Hunter. a wealthy Texas and
sioux CITY. Ia oil broker. who she
said was her divorced husband. she
said he had refused to listen 20 her
appeals 20 put their son Ia MILF
tarv school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
SWAMP ROOT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

There is only one medicine that
really stands cut pre-eminent as a
medicine for durable ailments OF the
kidneys, liver and BLADDER
Dr. Kilmer's SWamp-Root stands the
hfrhest for the reason that IL has
proven to be just the remedy needed
r thousands upon thousands Of dis
tressiuE cases swamp Root makes
friends quickly because Its mild and
immediate effect is soon realized in
r--ost cases. II is a gentle, healing
vegetable compound
start treatment ar once sold a. all
drug stores in bottles OF two sizes,
medium and large
However, 81 you wish first 20 test
this great preparation send ten cents
10 ur. EfImer e. Co. BinEhampton. y
r. for a sample bottle. When writ
ing be sure and mention the Fl Paso
r4era1d ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
THANKSGIVING IS
HAPPY DAY HERE
Poor and Needy Given
Cheer by Golden Rule
FL Pasoans.

d
something on Than sglVlus- eau
give much. but here's a dollar
The man was asked his name mat
doesn't matter. ] don't want my naLile
dollar" The money was turned ofe-
70 the Associated Charities
Homeless Given Dinner
Tweuty-five men without nome1
ard without work stopped IN al the
Associated Charities lodging house on
south Campbell street az noontlnle-
They were given a real turkey q.n-
mensely judging from the earnest
thanks they gave workers
Noontime NJ the day nursery
OF the Associated Charities was
brighter than usual. A big tuT-
key dinner was given the en-
dren. II you think children
donif enjoy n dinner like that you
ought to have seen them try 20
eat everything they could reach
all at once. some Of them never
had sueh iced before
Bundle Day. wednesday, was a 1is
SUCCESS. When the Associated Chart
ties workers checked up Ihankssle =
morning they found that more tood
supplies had been donated by ln1
school children than was ever 90
mated before Boxes were pace -
The school and food and clothes de-
noefted ia them. The clothing put IN
the boxes was very satisfactory zoe.
about as much as usual and little
better than in previous years
Charities Help Many.
About rs families were gwen 100
OF clothes BY the AssQclated CHARITIES
And In o poor family there are a.
] r-avs three or four children and quite
] often six or seven ana 6onetllile1
Z more. Ask any social service WorE.er
/ In addition TO this an uncountee
number Of old men and women were
] given a meal OF So or coat or a pan
IN the baskets were all kinds o.
I good things TO eat Fruit ana Nese
I potatoes and cereals were also ~
scouts help. Too.
j Nineteen baskets OF Thanksgiving
I dinners had been delivered 70 needl
Y families OF EI Paso by 10 oclocl
] Thanksgiving morning Dy me BOZ
/ Scout troons OF FL Paso-
The scouts contributed 20 the max
Z iur up OF the baskets out OF tnell
Z own pockets. The list OF families
made happy by FL Paso scouts:
Troop no. I, mother and 3 children
: troop No. . man, wife and tire
Z children. tuherculars; troop No 3
mother and little girl. troop 30.
I father. mother and four children
y troon No. 8. mother and baby. trool
Q No. 6. mother. father and child u
! bercuIars. troop No. s, mother ant
two children; troop No, II lcolored)
{ aged ueEresss troop NO 10 NOME
and six children. al bows under 10
7 troop no. IL, mother. daughterinlaT
: ftubercularl and three children
I troop no. is. father. mother and threl
I children. tuberculars- troop No. d
mother and three children troop No
is. mother and two chl-creni lrool
I No. 10. mother and two children
I troop no. q. mother, sister and fou
Z children. troop no. "a. aged whit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Failing To Use Gaze
Man Methods, French
DioZomat Loses Bride

Paris France, NOV. 2I---lBy The AS
ISOLATED PressJ-Because he had
neither captured nor purchased his
bride. according to the traditional
custom OF Mongolia, young French
Diplomat assigned 20 a post IN the
Tar east, had his marriage with an
American actress annulled by the
French courts yesterday.
ne diplomat met the American gil
in Shanghai and after a short court
shiD they eloped 70 Mongolia where
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Thankful He Is His
Oun SubbLu Scream!

By ALEXANDER LEFENBURG-
HTHX are you thankful todqy2
- II this question were put 10
the writer. he would reply;
Last Thanksgiving was bill
leted with the army OF occupation
in the town Of Esch, s Alsette,
Luxembourg, having reached there
three days before
The Thanksgiving menu con-
sisted on that day Of canned beans
and bareback, and my portion was
IL beans and three piecs OF hard
tack by actual count. The por-
tons OF my comrades in arms we're
about the same. Considering the
comparative luxury at home de-
spite the high cost Of foods, there
IS abundant cause TO be thankful.
We had been closely following
the Germans and perhaps the
greater need OF transportation IA
cilities had delayed the bringing
up OF provisions. 7 say perhaps.
am thankful now in FL Paso
that am my own supply ser
geant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

Observations taklr
a. 8 a. M. T5tt
meridian time. EoT.
~. 1919
forecasts
Il E1Eo and rlclu-
lty- Tonight and
Friday ralu turning
70 snow colder TO-
night
New Mexico. To-
night generally fair
colder west portion
With cold wave
northwest portion
Friday generally
fair continued cold.
Arizona IonlE1i
rain. except SNOW
northeast and ez-
IRENE northwest per
aaI $500 I =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

II you have dandr1H. you have
Seborrhes-
II you have Seborrhea, you win
have falling hair and itching scalp
and fnally-if the seborrhea reaches
the sebaceous slands-baidne1-
II you use Famo you can XII the
baciM that cause the Ssborrhea-
hit Is falling out your hair is SIGHT
ing for its life.
Seborrhca Kills Hair
AZ fast Is nature grows new hair
the Sebouhea germ kills it CA.
Uules you KIN the germ with Fame.
he new hair VIII grow weaker and
weaker and finally fan altogether.
seborrhea attacks the hair Ike
Pyunhea attacks the teeth
Famo Is q formula worked out By
one Of the recognized pharmaceu-
teal Laboratories in Detroit
These Detroit Laboratories supply
ninety per cent Of all the physdans
and pharmacists In America.
In one Of then. after three years
work. siiIled eherists found Faua-
The White House, Pioneer Plaza
The Popular Dry Goods Co., Mess
and san Antonio.
VI. a. Warner Drug Co, 500 Mess
ave.
Payne-Hice Co. Inc, 101 South Il
Paso 81.
RoIston Drug Store. 80 PiedraH.
Eagle Drug Store, 11G f. Overland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Lodges and Clubs.

The second Of series OF social
affairs TO be given during the sea
son at Community hail. Temple ut
Sinai. took place on Wednesday
evening. Two hundred guests en-
joyed the evening. An orchestra of
several pieces furnished the music
for the dancing hours and lunch was
served throughout the evening. The
next social affair TO be given At
Community hail wiz be a formal
function a bali and supper to take
place on New Years eve
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
FL PasO Worshiips In Praise
For Blessings OF Past Year
TUo UnionSerOicesAreHeL

Loud let the swelling anthems rlaes
Let All the nations sing
To Him who rules above the SKIES
Unto the Lord. our King.
The sun at His command.
Renewed the barren ground.
Rich harvest decks the land.
And plenty smiles around
TIE spirit OF real Thanksgiving
/ pervaded Fl Paso Wednesday
night as worshipers assembled for
union services. At Temple ut. Sinai
the congregational, Episcopal and
Temple congregations Joined IN a
union service. at which Rev. Dwight
Bradley delivered the sermon. Trim
ity Methodist and the First Pres5y-
terian congregations met at Trinity
church. Other services were held in
various Individual churches.
In the service at Temple 1t. Sinai
Rev. Bradley took as his text a verse
OF Robert Browning's rabbi Ben
Ezra"
should not the heart beat but
once2 how good 70 live,
Perfect I call thy plan. thanks 7
give because a man"
Draws Comparison.
Dealing with the practical Thanks
giving which every man should feel
and express, Mr. Bradley drew a COM
parison OF the shallow gratidcauons
which too often lead to ThankEgiv-
ing, overshadoWing the vital things
for which real thanks are due
There IS a common and shalloW
way OF looking at Thanks giving
which unfortunately IS too common
Thanks are easy when everything IS
bright and when personal, state and
national affairs are going our way
We often are reseutful when chaos
and misfortune meet rs. But there
are more profound reasons for
THANKSGIVING than mere animal graf
ificatiou- There IS the realization
that we all are a part OF Gods plan.
and that in ITSELF is a measure Tor
great Thanksgiving. that We are per
mitrad TO have part IN lis wonder
ful work and 70 be one OF HIS asen-
cies."
The minister closed his address
with a discussion Of the problems
which confront the nation and the
attitude OF Thanksgiving which
should be maintained even when na-
tioual affairs seem chaotic.
The service was opened with the
singing OF The Star spangled Ban
ner7 a minute Of silent devotion fol-
lowed which was closed By the in
vocation delivered By Rev Fuller
swift Rev. swift also read the
Thanksgiving proclamation OF pres
ideut Wilson, designating the day ana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA, HIT
BY FIVE-ENCH SNOW STORM

Flagstaff. ARK. Nov 2I.-Flasstaff
auroks this morning in heavy
winter snoWstoru- Five inches o.
snow was on the ground and o vas
stiu falling fast The snow followed
a hard rain all day yesterday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
e. Pasoans Away.

and children left On wednesday fol-
their home IN Marlin. Texas. after
a visit Of several weeks in FL Paso
En- route 20 their home they viii visit
In louisiana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

cold wave north-csntral northeast pol-
tons. Friday generally FAIR continued
cold.
west Texas: Tonight ard Friday PROB
ably snow In north. and rain turning u
snow 10 south portion colder 20 soull
nortion tonight. cold wave 10 southeast
portion with freezing Temperature rising
temperature in Panhandle Friday
Precipitation last - hours Cinches) s---.i
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

TANaCAB DRIVER ASSAULTED.
Charles Greenwood, 3906 1lanzana
street. was attacked and beaten Weo-
nesdav night, as he was taking a
PASSENGER in his taxicab from Fort
Bliss. Greenwood said he was called
to Fort Bliss By a soldier who got
into his cab and ordered himself
driven east on san Antonio street
in the $500 block. Greenwood said.
his fare remarked This is the place,
and struck him a heavy blow on the
head with a blackjack. He was un-
able 10 identify his assailant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Golden Note PermeateS Decorations
For Tea Given For -Four Visitors

was one OF the most pleasant events
OF rhauksEiviuE week and the ar
engagements were in charge Of George
ii Booth. G.. W. Harper and T. A.
CouEens.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Farno Does Stop Seborrhea
The DanClruff Diseaseg

The dandruT ueais Is d-soived snG
disapPsarL
Famo penetrat=s the szaip and Eipl
heaith to the roots Of the hair
It stops al stehinz Ct TIA uzzlp n
retards Eraynea-
Every m-mbr Of the family should
use T. Even If you do not haVs
dandruf Famo WI make the knir
more healthy and besu6fuL
Famo Is sold at al to1et e1ods
comters Applications may b had
at the better barber shops.
It cones n two aza-a small d-s
at55 cents and an extra large bottis
at sl-0o- Your money VII Be ~
TUNED If you arc not saEs6ed
Seborrhsa IS the medical name
for a uorbidly increased E5z
from the ssbaceous glands Of
the scalp The seborrheau e1urs-
ron forms IN scales or fakss
and Is commonly known -
dandruf-
From the lsboato-ies Of F. A.
Thompson 8 Company. Msnufac-
turing Pharmarists, Detroit. lEich-
Cunning a cassseI. s6oo Hueeo.
GrandvIew Drug store. Ssss Fort
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
THE WEATHER

IN. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
About FL Posoans.

Mrs. ". 3. CLARION. sr- who has
been quite sick al Hotel Dieu, is much
improved and has returned 60 The
GIardon home on Montana street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

InnunrIfLEe n Eaau EHNlIilAA-AAAs
Ianuary 1 TO November %. inclusive
1915. s-S3 inches. 1900,
January 1 20 November 20 ln-ils-t-
1916. 7.l5 Inches.
January to NoFeular -. illi---f7s
1919. f.4a inches
January i To NoFemner ~ ill-l7tt1i
1915. $50 inches.
January I 90 November % ---t1--F9i
1913. SIS inches.
Normal January % NoFeiur-E 20 ~
elusive, SIS inches
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Dances.

regular monthly dance az the Elks
clubhouse on Thanksgiving eve
Music was furnished by an orchestra
OF five pieces and punch was served
throughout the evening. The dance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
FanO Stops itching

Famo gives to the hair new hastre
and intenahes the natural color Of
the hair you VIII note the beneficial
results from the frst appHca6on-
The Globe Dept. store. San Jaeinto
and Overland.
sun Drug CO.. lis n. Stanton and
Olive a san Antonio.
Union Drug Co stanton and san
Antonio.
Rio Grande Pharmacy, 500 south
stanton.