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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
Splendid Vaudeville Program To Be 4
Feature of Gaelic Clubs Big Dance

To the lifting lays OF the land OF the
1 Shamrock. the Gaelic club mem
bers and their friends viii dance the
hours away at Liberty hall on the
night of March Is. Il IS a St Pat
rick's day event and decorations suit
ed 10 such an occasion viii be en-
ployed-
A carnival air will predominate. as
confetti and little toy balloons and
other fun making props will be fin evil
dence, while a band Of eight pieces
VIII make music that viii be ca Gu
lated TO cast a spell over the fairy
land ensemble.
Preliminary 70 the dance viii be
vaudeville program OF diversified
numbers.
Miss Marion Caluau viii give one
Of her own ininlitaole scarf dances en-
costume.
The Caleutine sisters three VIII ap-
pear in their ukulele act, in which all
play and sing the very latest sougs.
Joe Mealy, who learned TO dance on
he little old street George NJ Cohan
made famous. IS 20 give Fl Pasoans
view OF this particular brand Of soft
shoe dancing.
The DagUerre family OF dancers
and there IS a whole family Of them
VIII appear IN a series o. captivating
terusfchorean acts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
Pupils of the FL PaSo School For Girls
Are Entertained by the Two Principals

beth Seegan. Elizabeth Ramey. Laura
Morrison, Ruth 1fcNary. Jeanette
Rawlings, Catherine Phillips and
Glory DodoOn-
Monday. March 10. marked the be-
ginning Of hygiene week in the high
school This morning in the audi
forum. during the assembly period.
DIT. John W Tappan addressed the
assembled students.
He explained how the body should
be kept physically healthy. and en-
Dhasized the following points;
First. frequent bathing.
Second. care Of teeth.
food.
Fourth. sufficient sleep.
The main purpose OF hygiene week
Is TO make the body physically
healthy so that it viii be IN condition
to resist germs.
Each senior has been requested 20
write out statement as to whether
or not he was benefited by his inter
view with Howard Taylor concerning
vocational training. The school boar.
seems in doubt Of the benefit derivea
from such interviews. and therefore.
has asked for the various opinions
Of the students
Monday morning al 9-45 in the music
room, a meeting was held under the
auspices OF the High School Giee club
George Daland touched briefly on the
plan for the coming spring week
The Glee club Is to make three ap-
oearances. all some time in March.
The first viii probably be at the
Pareut-Teach association meeting
At this meeting the club will sing
Sing Ne 10 sleep" and Il Love You
rruly."
The second will be before the
assembly. in the high school audi
.orium- The songs sung at this ap-
learance will be Beautiful Ohio"
'Wayside Roses" and Till We Meet
Again"
The third appearance viii be az the
'eniOr commencement
It was decided that the girls are TO I
.Dpear in uniform at these occasions. :
The Uniform consists Of white middies, :
White skirts and black ties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
I uesddy's Calendar
Of Social EOenis

ALL departments Of the Red Cross
H shop open in the san Jacinto
plaza. Mrs. Joseph F. Williams. chair
nan OF the shop; Mrs. J. A Happier.
wee chairman: Mrs. Horace Broaddus.
chairman of the departments. Chair
ma OF the information department.
Mrs. T A. Bell; vice chairman. Mrs
Waters Davis: chairman for the day.
AIRS. Z. L. NefE Cashier for Tuesday.
Mrs James Graham McNary; Mrs
n. o. Aantor. reserve cashier. Mrs. L.
$. Stewart, chairman OF the jewelry
department; Mrs Walter kohlberE,
vie chairman. chairman for the day
Mrs. Fred Woodwork. Mrs Nathan
solomon. chairman OF the clothing de
partmeut- Mrs. r. II. Irwin. vice chair
man. chairman for the day. Mrs. h ;
Potter: Mrs Dave Payne. chairman
Of the needle work department: Mrs
V r stiles, vice chairman; Mrs. " D.
Howe. chairman for the day; Mrs r
s. Cooke. chairman OF the bargain de-
partWent. Mrs. II. O. Mdntor. chair
man for the day. The reserve list Of
Chairmeu are Mrs j. c. Lakeland. Mrs
C. T. Kelly Mrs. D. Bruce Smith. Mrs
c. W. Groom and Mrs Burt OrndoTfL
In charge Of the cake department,
Mrs c. W. Young and Mrs Charles
Auer. chairmen. In charge OF the tea
and luncheon room, Mrs. Charles
Davis. chairman; Mrs. James Vance
and Mrs. J. r. Enlow. vice chatrmeu-
Assistants. captains Mrs. r. W. Nc
Afee. Mrs. H P Gamble and Mrs
Charles Bassett. Mattresses. Mrs
Walter Drury. Mrs Charles Nebeker.
Irs- a. S. Valdespino. Miss Elizabeth
stevens. Miss Nellie May Bowen. Miss
Agnes Stewart, Miss Valerie LOrig,
Miss Mary Gates Redmond. Miss sarah
BridEers. Miss Phoebe Campbell ana
Miss Mildred Rogers
Sewing department OF the Red Cross
open in the morning at the work
rooms in the White House. Mrs
Horace BrOadduE. chairman OF won
ems work Of the Red Cross for FL
Paso. Mrs a. 2. Coles, chairman OF
sewing. and Mrs. Waters Davis. chair
man for the day.
The Hellenic association viii
meet On Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Harry Baldwin, 1lO5 No
bic street. at 2;30 o'clock
The Woman's club Of the First
Congregational church is 70 give
chicken supper at the church Tues
day evening from s until 8 o'clock as
a benefit for the church treasury
The parents circle OF the First
Christian church viii hold its regular 4
meeting on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock at the church
The guild Of St Clements Episco- J
pal church viii hold its regular meet I
Ing on Tuesday afternoon ar o'clock .
at the parish house
Dinner party at 8 o'clock at Cafe .
Sheldon given by Miss Lenna Robin {
son in honor OF Lieut. Curtis Norris
Meeting Of the Tuesday Bridge club i
at . o'clock .. m AT the Fink home
IN Mckinley avenue. Mrs Charles
as hostess.
Meeting OF Circle u. Of the wOmau's
auxiliary Of Central Baptist church AZ
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon at the 4
home Of Mrs. c. F. Barglebaugh az
l10I Tularosa street
Meeting Of the missionary society OF u
he Trinity Methodist church al
o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the +
.hurch parlors- j
DR.. z. ID. Strong. Phys. and SurS- Z.
is p 3. Bldg. Phi. 277-1577.-Adv- ID
CurtIss q Co.. buy Liberty Bonds ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
WORK S00H
on BALL PARK
Mayor, Engineer and Al
derman Griffith Inspect
Site On Monday.

Within the next month work VIII
commence on the baseball field and
grandstand 10 be erected at Wash
ington park. alderman ". T. Griffith
announced Monday morning after
making an inspection trip Of the
park in company with mayor Charles
Davis ana city engineer ". c. stew
art
Plan Two Diamonds.
Present plans OF the city council
are to level two baseball diamonds
and also prepare the field at the park
on order that 10 NAV be used for foot
na-l and other ath' etc games and
also Tor military reviews and tield
meets While final plans have not
y 60 been made concerning the grand
stand. It is purposed to ere~t a con-
crete stand capable CT seating sew
eral t1ouEcnd persons
The trip Monday morning was made
20 look over the site Of the two base
ban diamonds and crandstand. as IL IS
desired by the mayor and city coun-
sible.
VIII Hurry Work.
Alderman Griffith stated that he
roped that the field would be ready
tor use this season and with that end
in view VIII push construction work
as much as possible.
4 number % animal ca~es recently
ordered By the city for the park ECO
are ready for delivery. Il IS said. and
VII be Installed within the next few
days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10

One Of the smartest parties Of the
" season was given during the week
end when Miss Elizabeth Hawkins was
hostess on Saturday afternoon 20 a
bridge party at the Hawkins home on
Maeoffin avenue in honor OF Miss
Ethel Dukes. OF the University Of Cal
ifornia. who is the house guest Of
Miss Addie Kerr.
The colors used in the decorations
were yellow and white featured In
the pretty appointments and the
prizes and dainty refreshments
served.
Assisting Miss Hawkins in receiv-
ing and entertaining were her sister,
Mrs. 6. F. Priest who is here from
her California home. Mrs. Arthur
Rule who is a guest IN the city. and
1frs. r. n. Childers.
The coterie OF guests included Miss
Dulzes. Miss Alice Myles. Miss Agnes
Stewart. Miss Helen Stewart Miss
Sarah Bridgers. Miss Ruth Moriss,
Miss Anne MaEoffin. Miss Valerie
Miss Joy CrutchfieId. Miss Flora
Hague. Miss Mildred Rogers,
Hiss Julia C0Idwell Mrs. Robert Cal
lier Miss Helen Wells. Mrs Arthur
Rue, Miss Chi-ders and Mrs Priest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
WILSON & co. REPORT
SHOWS HIGHER

Chicago. Ill. March 10.-The annual
report Of Wilson and company. pack
ers. shows net earnings for the year
ending December IS. last, equal TO
as compared with S2S.95 in the pre-
vious year Sales amounted TO $500
100000
President Thomas 2. Wilson gave
the years net profits as 1881. 535.21.
the profit netting yhe company 19
cents per dollar Of sales Reserves
for income and excess profits OF 81
10000 were made. Preferred divi-
dends Of S133.345, as compared with
S713.1SS in 1917. were distributed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
POPE TO NAME NEW BISHOPS
AT A SECRET CONSISTORY

Rome. italy. March I0-Pope Bene-
dict VIII hold a secret consistory to-
day The purpose is 20 appoint new
bishops. but it f. understood that the
poutiff viii also deliver an allOcu-
ton. IN which. after recapltulauing
what the holy see did during the war.
he viii touch on the problems OF the
present moment
Another consist0ry win be held after
peace has been concluded. when pope
Benedict viii announce the names OF
two cardinals chosen IN the consisIory
Of Decem Der. 1916. formal announce
meut Of whose names has been re-
served 10 is supposed they are the
archbishops OF Munich and Prague.
The pope is expected al that time 10
create several new cardinals. the
name OF Mgr Bonzano apostolic dele
gate a. Washington being mentioned
Ia this connection
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
BROTHERS MEET AFTER
SEPARATION OF Is YEARS

After being separated for IS years,
Dr. T. H Swayne. CT chihuahua. and
his brother, J. r Swayne. OF Denver,
met in FL Paso last Thursday. The
latter came here as the travelling rep
resentative Of the United Cereal Mills
and a grocer told him DR.. Swayne
was here and had just got out Of the
hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
y Pasoans Refurning.

p Harms has returned from q trip
to Torrson. Mex. where he we1t ~
inspect his foundry and other Inter
es-s in Mexico.
airs, D. r Payne returned 20 the
city the latter part Of last week from
kansas City, where she was called on
account OF the illness and death Of
neF motner- Mrs. Payne IS at home in
the Ramsey apartments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10

at the Ellanay theater. Monday was
her birthday anniversary but the
coterie Of friends were entertained
on Saturday in celebration Of the
event in order that the happy affair
might not interfere with their lessons
Monday. At-the conclusion OF the per
Torrance, Miss Harms and her
guests had ties at the Red Cross shop
in the San Jscinto plaza The party
included, Miss Johnnie McCabe Miss
Lerena Norris. Miss Nell ffotchkiss
Mss rachel Neckerle. Miss Beatrice
Marriott. Miss Martha Hfrt Miss
aeauue MunrOe. Miss Babs Corcorsn
and Miss Katherine Spence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
REPORT PURCHASE OF
$500 HEAD OF CATTLE

T. J. Bowen and n 7. Hays. Of Of
tawa county, Kans. are reported hav-
ing closed a deal with Mitchell &
Espy. Of Maria Tex. for the purchase
o. $500 head Of three and FOUR vear
old Hereford steers The total price
is reported AZ $500. 900. delivery to be
made in April and the stock viii be
placed on Kansas pasture for the sum
mer.
Prices on cattle Of these classes are
given at S125 10 $40 for threes and
tours, $50 TO 500 for tWos and SIS 90
$50 FOR yearlings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
Death Wire AniUes is
Letter Tells OF Hope
OF Early Homecoming

Notice Of the death OF her husband.
Lieut. Chas- 2. Wallace. with a me-
chanical repair unit in France. from
pneumonia on February Is. was re
ceived by Mrs Wallace, Of s1OI
aurora street Friday. A few hours
netore receipt Of the telegram from
" ashington, Mrs. Wallace had re-
ceiyed @ letter from her husband
stating that he expected soon to re-
turn home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
POSSIBLY

II might be sHfef to buy YOUR oil
stocks thru rs than thru some broker
you never heard Ct before and may
never hear OF again.
J. s. CURTISS & co.
Established 1913.
sheldon Hotel, Fl PHso. Texas.
Oldest brokerage House in Fl PaEo.
Your Bank VIII Recommend Us.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10

MISS DORCAS ANNE PAYNE, the
wi attractive daughter OF Mrs. David
u Payne. gave a prettily informal
buffet supper at the Payne apart
neuts in Hampton Court on Saturday
evening. preceding the dance at the
Country club. Mrs. Payne assisted her
daughter in receiving and entertain
iug the guests. The charming hospi-
tality was given honoring a popular
visitor in the city. Miss Dorothy Wise,
who is the house guest OF 8Ir. and
Mrs. ". D. Wise.
A number OF dinner parties were
given at the Country club on Satur-
day evening prior to the weekend
dance. One Of the prettiest Of these
was given by BrfE. Cen and Mrs
James J. Hornbrook- The table was
centered with q bowl OF jonquils and
violets and blue wax candles burned
IN si1ver sticks. The almond cups were
dalnLilv decorated with butterflies
and spring blossoms and the same
pretty design oruamented the place
caros. which marked covers for Brig
Gen. and Mrs. HornbroOk. mayor and
Mrs Charles Davis, Er. and Mrs JO-
seph F Williams. comma1 1er and Mrs
c. C. Fewel. Mr. and Mrs T. s. Stew
art Mr. and Mrs ". ". Turney. DR..
and Mrs. W. L Brown. Mrs. Steele
Wotkyns and Lieut.. Charles Ray
Gross
The home Of Miss Reba Britton in the
Wright apartments was the scene OF
a pretty luncheon Sunday when she
entertained IN honor OF Mrs. II D.
Paschall. Of Cisco. Tex. who Is visit
ing friends here The table was decor
aUed with sweet peas and ferns. the
favors also being corsage bouquets OF
sweet peas Miss Britton was assisted
in entertaining by Miss Irma Vance.
Covers were laid for Mrs II D.
Paschall. Mrs. L L Brittou. Mis- Lena
Elstner. Mrs. Joseph H. Evans. Mrs.
Edgar Butts, Mrs. Il .. Wright Miss
Irma Vance and the hostess
Mrs. PaschalL who has been prom
inent in Red Cross and social work in
cisco. returned TO her home Sunday,
accompanied by her husband
A charming hospitality OF the week
will be the dinner which Miss Lenna
Robinson. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
II. L Robinson. viii give Thursday
evening at Hotel Sheldon in compli
ment to Lieut.. Curtis Morris who has
recently returned from military serv-
ice with the American eXpeiitionary
forces overseas. The scene Of the af-
fair win be in the private dining
ROOM the hour s o'clock.
One OF the most charming dinner
parties Of the past week was that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
Hiss DorcaS Anne Payne Is Hostess At
Pretty Buffet Luncheon For Visitor

given at the Harvey house BY Mrs.
beverly Garrett Of Austin. Texas. IN
honor OF Mrs J. F. Kuhn. afr and Mrs
7. r. Wosikas Mrs. Frank Berlyey. OF
Los Angeles. Cal, and Mrs. =. D. Pea
cock. the popular house guest Of Mrs.
Kuhn and MIS- Wosiks-
The silver tea which is to be given
by the Aid society Of the first Baptist
church promises to be a most interest
ing affair The tea IS TO be given on
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
r. b Mcdowell on Epson avenue A
number OF musical numbers viii be
given during the receiving hours.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
q Pasoans Amau.

Miss Sarah Bridgers leaves on
Thursday with Mrs. Frank Lewis for
a visit Of month or two at the Lewis
home In Chicago and Indianapolis
Mrs. Lewis has been in Fl Paso for
some time. the guest OF her mother
Mrs ". n FlecS. and her sister, Miss
Craze Flick. in the Fleck apartments
in the Nagley.
Mrs william Hal Aldridge viii leave
Friday for Roswell. y. N. where she
goes 10 visit her son. William Hal
AldridEe, jr-. who Is q student in the
New Mexico Military institute She
VIII then 20 to Washington. D. C.. to
visit her daughter. Miss Sadye Ruth
AldridEes who is attending the Ma
tionai Park seminary. Mrs. Aldridre
and her daughter viii soend the
Easter vacation IN New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
.Aboul ETPIsoars.

". E. Whfttuer mas moved from 5111
Tularusa 10 Clint. Tex
lIr. and Mrs C. 3. Vick have moved
from 615 Prospect to $50 Mesa
Mr. and Mrs. ". DeerinE have
moved from 617 Prospect to $50 Mesa
1Ir. and Airs. C. z. Lowe have moved
from ~ Austin avenue TO 1880 Tula-
rosa
Mrs. o. Pittman have moved from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
To Determine
Authority Of
Mr.. BHrLeSO11
Whether He Can Fix Tele-
phone Rates In States
MAY Be Ascertained.

Washington. %. c., March 1o--StepsI
to have the supreme court determine
whether postmaster general Burleson
has authority to fix telephone rates
within the states were taken today
with the filing Of a motion by the
state Of Kansas asking permission TO
Institute original proceedings in the
court against the postmaster genera I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
German Opera
ATTHnS en1entS
Are Cancelled
N. Y. Officials Feared The
Projected Performances
Might Cause Trouble.

New York. March 10-At the In
stance Of mayor Hylan and police
commissioner Enright. who declared
that the projected performances might
provoke disorder. the management OF
the Lexington theater TO-DAY Cancelled
arrangements for a season Of Ger
man operas. the first Of which was 20
be presented tonight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10

Manuel Saldevar. who was arrested
Saturday night by detective J Fran
co, CHARGED with burglary: and J ".
Ward. also arrested Saturday by off,
GERS redmond and Reynolds. charged
with the same offence. were trrns-
ferref Monday 90 the county iau- The
arrests were made in connection with
fhe ALLEGED theft Of a suit case from
the Stockmen's hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
Tails On Safely.


MTHY do peope fall down stairs2
" Because distractions are left on
the steps over which people stumble.
Because OF a broken step.
Because a hand rail is not provided
Because the stairway is dark.
The average stairway means q YER
teal drop OF ten feet, and n fall this
distance usually results in broken
limbs, and may cause a broken back.
In cellar atairways where there is
often inadequate light. e is advisable
10 paint the bottom step white TO
make 20 visible. and thus prevent
stumbling
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10

Buen0s Aires. arEe1tina- March 10.
"A new altitude record for South
America was made Saturday by Lieut..
Parodi. an Argentine army aviator.
Parodi assembled 20 n height Of $3.50
meters Cabout q 500 feetl. beating
the previous record. made IN 1915. by
nearly 900 feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
INCREASED RESHIPPING
GRAIN RATES APP

Washington. D. C., March 1O.-In-
creased RQportiOnal or reshipping
freight - on grain and grain
products and byproducts from western
gateways 20 eastern destinations were
approved for filing today By the in
terstats commerce commission
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
UNFILLED STEEL ORDERS
AHnW aNnIHEH nErHE- 4 81

New York, March I0.-Unfilled or
ders Of the United States Steel corpo-
ration on February IS were 6.1O1. 7S7.
according TO the corporation's month
y statement. issued today. This IS a
decrease Of 675.4s1 tons. compared
with the orders on January 81 and Is
the fourth successive monthly de
crease since October
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10

q Talamanfes vas transferred @
Z the county jail Monday. after being
arrested by officers Hall and Haw-
kins Saturday in the Popular dry
goods store. Talamantes is charged
with stealing a bolt OF silk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
NATIONAL RsNR CALL
TgETEn FOR MARCH 4

Washington = C.. March 10 The
controller OF the currency today issued
q call for the condition Of all national
hanks az the close Of business on
Tuesday. March T.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
War Service Work.

The 18th cavalry trains win give
their regular dance at Fort Bliss on
Tuesday evening. Automobiles will be
waiting at the Khaki club for outgo-
ing guests at 7:30 o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10


A NEW shaped vest OF biscuit-col-
n ored Jersey cloth Is featured on
this youthful tailleur Of blue tricotine.
which possesses the marks Of dlstinc-
ton found on the better spring suits,
that depend on the excellency OF their
tailoring rather than on the elab0ra-
ton OF their trimming for success
This vest IS cut with a ~" shaped
neck. It is embroidered with navy
blue eyelsts and IS fastened with a
blue silk laclnE- This touch OF blue
IS very effective because the vest IS
worn with one OF the severely plain
box coat models that are the accepted
leaders among spring coats This
coat and skirt are plain except for an
unusual lining in the coat. which is
made from taffeta- striped in blue and
tan The hat is made OF blue straw
trimmed with blue E-os-rain ribbon
and blue ostrich.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
OH OF Town Visitors.

William Z. Dudley. OF Santa Monica.
Calf. is in the city, the guest Of his
brothers. senator r. " Dudley and
James Dudley.
Mrs B. NJ Sachs and Mrs. 2. c. Reel.
OF Indianapolis, are In FL PasO visit
ing their brother, william Rotermuud.
Of go Stewart Place.
Ensign o. p Walker, Of the naval
air station at Pensacola, Fla. is here
for visit to his mother. Mrs. G. p
Walker, Of 1913 East Boulevard.
Mrs A. ROsenblOou. of Pueblo. Colo.
IS here for a two weeks visit 10 her
brother and slsterinlaw. Mr.. and Mrs
l. Erich. At their home. 1920 Fewe.
street.
Mrs. Ben Randals. Of Pecos. Texas.
arrived in the city during the past
week to spend several weeks with her
husband. the army Y. n. c. A secre-
tary at Building 1e4, Fort Bliss.
Mrs. j. C. Kent. OF Amarillo, Texas
is in the city. the house guest Of Miss
Anne TOlberLs at the TolberL home on
White oaks street Mrs. Kent IS
pleasantly remembered in FL Paso-
having been the guest Of Miss ToIbert
last year. when she was the inspira-
ton Of a mum Der Of social affairs
Mrs. H r Tatum and small dauEh-
ter, Sarah Jane, have returned TO their
home in Merigold, Miss, after visit
10 Mrs L r. WOsika- Mrs. Tatum
made many friends during her visit
here and was the honor guests az a
OF charming sard parties, teas
and other social courtesies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
Everything Lies In Knowing How To
Efudw

Frances 1lariOn-young gifted Chi
cagO pianist anticipates locating with
FL Paso relatives VIII establish
select plano class. Basic Foundation
teaching that guarantees success. If
Interested please communicate with
Miss Marion, Suite (. $50 Madison.
Gary. Indiana--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-10
The Deal Schedule For Last NoYem-
Der, which Was POSTPONED on Ae-
count Of the Influenza Epidemic,
Is Now Rs-instaled-Good During
the Month Of March.
OVER ONE MILLION JARS OF
VAPORUB PRODUCED
EACH WEEK.

It is with pride that we announce
70 the drug trade that the shortaEe
q WICK Napokub. which his las ed
since last October. is new overcome
since January 7st, we have been run
ming our laboratory twenty-three and
. hair hours out OF every tWeuty-fou-.
LAST week we shipped the last OF our
back orders and retail druggists.
therefore, are no longer requested to
order in small quantities only.
NOVEMBER DEAL RE-INSTATED.
This deal which we had expected
70 put on last November and which
had to be postponed on account OF the
shortage OF Napo Rub. is re-instated
for the month OF March- Ihis allows
a discount Of 100 on shipments from
1obbers' stock OF quaint les OF from i
20 gross So OF this discount is al
lowed by the Jobner and 81 by Us
We advise the retail druggists to
place their orders Immediately. so that
the jobhc viii na able TO .set ureruu-
shipments 20 them.