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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-06-09
TONY NORDALE RETURNS FROM
 OUTSIDE TRIP
FAIRBANKS REPRESENTATIVE IS BACK AFTER EXTENDED TRIP: SAYS WORKED HARD FOR LOST COLLEGE APPROPRIATION AT JUNEAU.

"I have no fault to find with any member of the Fourth division dele gation for the failure of the college appropriation to pass the legislature" said Representative Tony Nordale last night upon his arrival in Fair. banks from the Outside. The records of the proceedings will show where mistakes. if any, were made and who made them. I worked hard for the institution, an dwould gladly give any credit due me, had it passed. to any man desiring it, if we had been able to get the money" he continued.
 Further than this, MT. Nordale had no comment to make about the fall ure of the college bill. Most of his time at Juneau, he said, was occupied with school matters, numbers of school bills being presented for con. sideration. Regarding the new road law, he stated that he was under the impression at the time of it's pas. sage that it would not be effective for two years. He said that the movement for change from the old road system was initiated in the Sec ond and Third divisions where the district commissioner system had not proven satisfactory. The Second divi. of tc asytf f<Nn1 lyy under cooperative system such ss the new law provides for. and 1t has proven to be highly satisfactory.
 Following the closing of the legis. lature. MT. Nordale made a trip to Seattle where he saw many Fair. banks people. He was greatly i'm pressed by the amount of business which is being carried on in the big Puget Sound metropolis, which he says is forging ahead with giant strides.
 He visited with ihs son Sergeant Hjalmar Nordale at Ft. Lawton. who was discharged last Wednesday. Hjalmar will not return to Fairbanks immediately but will visit in both Seattle and Juneau. probably return. ing here by July {.
 The trip over the trail was @ rec ord one for the time of the year. con. suming less than four days, land slept in good bed every night on the way" he declared. The trip from Rapids to town was perhaps the big. gest days run. Leaving Donnelly aft. CT 8 o'clock in the morning. and los. ing at least two hours on tho trail. the party arrived in town about S:S0 o'clock last evening.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-06-09
FAIRBANKS BOY
 AT CAMP LEWIS

Herbert Lawson, formerly . Fair. banks boy, was recently promoted to the grade of sergeant major and or dered to Camp Lewis. Washington. for service there. He has been sta. tioned at Fort William H. Seward at Haines. Alaska. since his enlistment. He enlisted from Juneau shortly be. fore the war broke out and has been with the colors since.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-06-09

similarly rechambered, were both pu, into production in order to make use of every facility for manufacture. The American and British type were in tended primarily for training work and were so employed. But the wis dom of putting these guns into produc ton on quantity scale is emphasized in the following paragraph:
 "In the year and one.half of ou, war experience the manufacturing production problems were all practi cally and completely solved with one exception-that of building French hydropneumatic recuperators for the 75-mm guns. This, perhaps the hard est manufacturing job in the whole range of war industrial enterprises and naturally the last one to come thru, had not been solved when the armistice was signed. However. 1t is only fair to state that the solution ol this recuperator problem was immi nent on November il, 1918."
 The recuperator is the recoil de wise which makes the French guns what they are. Their construction was . French secret and to build them there is required a degree ol precision comparable only. the report states. to that necessary in building as delicate an instrument as a sex tant. It was with difficulty that an American manufacturer was persuad ed to undertake 1t, yet on April 25 1919. sixty.seven of these recupera tors had been completed and fifty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
Women OF Central Baptist Church
To Give Program At Base Hospital "Y''

A T the base hospital 49," building.
n Fl. Bliss, tonight, the young WON
en- Of the Central Baptist church will
present a program for the men Of the
medical outfit. The program will be
under the direction of Miss Anna Nc
Call and will start at sharp.
Miss Mccall will direct another pro-
gram Tuesday evening at the re-
mount ~" also given by the young
women Of the Central Baptist church.
The religious program for the army
7. II. C. A at Fort Bliss Sunday will
be as follows:
Remoun,. building POI. 3Ir. Matthias.
building and religious secretary. BIZ
BE class, 10 a m; evening services at
6-l5- The Salvation Army will have
the entire service in charge. Ensign
Harris viii be the speaker and there
viii be special music.
Base hospital building II, Mr.. But
Ter, secretary. Chaplain's service at
$3.50, under direction Of chaplain
Knowles The Rev. Rufus Baker will
speak at the evening service and there
will be special music from the city.
At the SIND auditorium there will be
band concert at followed by an ad-
dress by chaplain ". B. Zimmerman.
Seventh cavalry Y" building. Bible
class at 1890 a. m. In the evening at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

DESPITE the heat the last week ha:
II been a busy one. although most Of
the affairs have been informal. and
therefore all the more enjoyable
A pleasant bit Of news was the an
noaneement by Col and Mrs Francis
". Glover OF the engagement Of their
charming daughter. Elizabeth Wilson
10 Lieut. Tzlcott Proudman Smith
Miss Glover has endeared herself e
all who know her here, ana lot OF
congratulations are pouring in on her
this week
The wedding OF Hazel Irene Smith
TO Lieut. Edward II. Metzger also
came as a surprise to their many
friends. They were quietly married
Monday evening and will reside al
Hotel Laughlin-
Tuesday Mrs. B. F. Stevens was
hostess at a charming bridge party,
the first Of a series she is giving.
The house was beautifully decorated
and presented a prewar picture that
vas thoroughly enjoyable to all the
guests Mrs stevens gave another
bridge Wednesday afternoon. Just as
happy an event as the previous one
Tuesday evening the Christian En-
deavor Of the First Presbyterian
church gave a successful lawn party
At the home Of Mr. and Mrs. 7. n
Wingo in Government hill That
charmingly with a buffet supper in
honor of Miss Florence Glover. an
other popular daughter Of Col. and
Mrs. Glover.
The Mcdowell club presented a
program Of Polish composition at the
Womans Clue. Mr.. and 1lrs. J. T.
KilEore announced the engagement
of their daughter. Gladys Pauline. TO
Maurice Glenwood Winans and Miss
Marjorie Lurtagh. Of Oklahoma, and
II 0F fsfA
welded.
wednesday the J. o. Allen home on
Hueco street was the scene of a mer-
~ gathering, when his class in the
Austin Park Christian church pre-
scented him with a handsome stick pin.
That night the Social club OF the
White Shrine OF Jerusalem enter
tanned with a card party. about so
guests being present IN the after
noon there was meeting OF the new
" organized Women in Industry
committee, and the organization was
perfected with Mrs. L. l. Robinson
as general chairman. Mrs C E Kelly
as vice chairman and Mrs Julia A
Sharp as secretary
During the week Mr.. and Mrs. R.
F Norris announced the engagement
Of their daughter. Nonah Mae, to
Rex Dupree Maxwell The wedding
will occur in the near future. Miss
Bess Murtle left for Fort Worth.
where she viii wed N. J. Mccain
Friday the College Women's club
met in the Y. ". c. A and Friday
night the University club entertained
with a splendid dancing party in
honor Of the officers and their wives
OF the flying corps at Fort Bliss. The
patrouesses for the occasion were
Mrs James J Hornbrook, Mrs. Fran
els ". Glover and Mrs. John H Wag-
ner.
Tonight there will be the usual
dance at the Country club and a dance
in the K Of P hall. given by the B.
OF I. F and z and auxiliary. There
will also be another dance at the
Khaki club No. 1. with Mrs. v E
Raggio. Mrs H z. Stevenson. Mrs.
Nathan Lapowski. Mrs. Charles Auer.
Mrs. Ralph c Lane and Mrs J. H
1IcCutcheon as hostesses. The Ladies
Of the Maccabees will put on an elab-
crate initiation ceremony for class
Of 5 initiates.
Sunday viii he given over to auto
and picnic parties.
Monday looks indeed like blue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
Miss Tepfer To Wed; Miss BesS Murtle
And Miss Ruth NJ. Morris Are Welded

MRS. CLARA S. TEPFER, 121i
w Brown street. announces the en-
gagement and approaching marriage
Of her only laughter. Katherine. &c
Lieut.. James Leonard Cara, IT.. of
San Antonio. The wedding will take
place Thursday morning. July 81. al
the cathedral Lieut.. Cara has been
with the oath infantry. but has been
transferred to the 18th and ordered
10 the Orient, hence the hurried
wedding.
They viii leave at once for San
Francisco 20 prepare for their journey
and will join Mrs. James L Cara, ST.,
and family. who are visiting there.
Mrs Tepfer viii join them before they
sail, which will be ABOUT September 1.
Miss Ruth Moore Morriss. OF FL
Paso. Tex a former member OF the
class OF 1919 Connecticut college, and
Lieut.. Donald Hoyt Mac Colon, o. s
coast guard service. who recently re-
turned from IS months service over
seas aboard the Z. S. cutter Seneca,
were married Saturday night, July 10,
at All Souls church, New London,
Conn, by Rev. Walter S. Swisher.
Miss Morriss was attired in a gown
Of white taffeta with bridal veiw OF
tulle and mechlin lace, caught with
pearl tiara She carried a bouquet Of
white rose buds with shower of pink
buds
Miss Marion Wells and a classmate
OF the bride was her attendant. She
was attired in turquoise blue with sill
yer lace She carried a large bouquet
Of pink roses. Lieut. Jerry Starr, also
Of the coast guard service, and an in
innate friend of the groom, was best
man. The ushers were Capt William
Wishaar of Fort Trumbul and Lieut.
Frank German Of Boston The off,
GERS wore white uniforms
Following the ceremony at the
church an informal reception was held
at the Mohican hotel
The bridal supper followed in the
rose room on the Mohican roof garden
Miss Norriss had gone to New Lon
don 10 attend the graduating exer-
cises Of her class at Connecticut col
lege She was visiting Mrs c. Culver
and Miss Marian Wells at the time Of
her marriage.
Mrs. Hoyt is the daughter Of Mrs.
Alice Norris and neice OF Fred Fench-
Ter, both of FL Paso.
A romance which had its beginning
in FL Paso a number Of years ago
was eliminated when Miss Betty
Marie Murtle became the bride Of
William James Mccain. in Fort
bride was given in marriage by her
brother, ". o. Murtle. who accom-
panied her to Fort Worth She was
attractively gowued in an early fall
model taillieur OF dark blue French
serge and wore q hat to match.
carried an arm bouquet Of American
beauty roses
she is the only daughter Of Mrs.
Kate Murtle, OF SIG North Florence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

I street, and has lived in Ell Paso most
! Of her life. She is a graduate Of the
/ FL Paso high school and later at
| tended the University of Texas. where
/ Delta Delta sorority
The groom. who has Just returned
! from France. where he served as an
officer in the signal corps of the
/ 26th division. has oil interests in
Texas and Oklahoma
Mr.. and Mrs Mccain will go to
3 sulphur Springs. a summer resort in
the mountains in Oklahoma. for the
remainder of the season and Septem-
her ! will be at home in Houston.
Texas
A very pretty wedding occurred
Tuesday evening IN the chanel Of st.
Clements Episcopal church, Rev. Full
Ter Swift officiating. when Leonard
Eugene Saunders and Miss Stella
Marie Schmidt were united in mar
rage. The soft lights OF the chapel.
combined with cut flowers and ferns.
ing Of their troth- The bride wore a
handsome dark cloth gown with in
sets Of TURQUOISE blue and small hat
to match. The bridal party included
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs David Cathcart. Mt and
Mrs. B. F. Cabot, Mrs. Mable Kelley,
Mrs. R. 7. Locke, Miss Nina Locke.
Lieut. HAIRY KOHL Roy Hoard. Edward
Levwidg. Jess Pruett-
The bride has for three years been a
teacher in the Ell Paso schools. while
Mr.. Saunders is connected with the
Fl Paso Milling company Mr.. and
Mrs. Saunders will be at home after
August first at 1906 White Oaks
street.
A romance which started at Camp
Bowie many months ago eliminated
IN the marriage Thursday evening at
the home Of Lieut. c B Sills, 5515 Fit
Boulevard, when Second Lieut. Earl
B. Chubb and Miss Tess Whiteman
who is with the SIND field artillery,
was a patient in the hospital when he
met Miss Whitman. who was a nurse
there. They will be at home to their
friends after August 1 at s714 Nations
avenue S
Mrs. L. G. Malone, of % Palms court,
announces the engagement OF her
daughter. Lillian Katherine, to Mai
Eugene H WiIlenbucher, of the 18th
field artillery. No date has been set
for the wedding Mai WilIenbucher
served almost two years in France
with the 18th artillery. being wounded
three times and gassed- He is now
stationed at Camp Grant, with the
18th artillery.
A quiet wedding was solemnized
Friday afternoon at the residence Of
the Rev J. 2. Williams, on Magof-
fin avenue. the contracting parties
being William Howard and Miss
Florence Bourgeois. Of Puerto. N "
Mr.. Howard. who is q conductor on
the Southern Pacific. was formerly
from McMinnviue. Tenn Mr.. and Mrs
Howard VIII reside in Ei Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
University Club Gives A Dance For
Army Aviation Officers And Families

lWHLE the dance given by the Uni
w versity club Friday evening was
an informal one. it was one Of the
most brilliant affairs given this sum
mer. The rooms were beautifully dec
GRATED with flowers and the colors
and insignia OF the flying corps, com
plimentary to the honor guests. The
dancing took place in the club rooms.
The roof garden had been transformed
into a dainty japanese tea garden
with softly shaded lights. where re-
freshments were served during the
evening. Every member of the flying
corps in the city was present. Mrs.
James J. Hornbrook. Mrs Francis W.
glover and Mrs. John H Wagner were
the patrOnesses- The guests were.
Capt +. s Blatterman. c. c. Homan
and wife, F. J. Whitelock. Il. A. Ladd,
J. E Eldredge and wife, Mr. and Mrs
B. r. Person. Capt. o. J. Bankers.
Lieut. Jas. H Huxford. J. G. Barada
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Ramsey.
J. J. Finney and wife. Mrs. ". L. Nc
Fan, Lieut. U. S. Bouquet, Lieut.. T.
.. Atwater, IT, Paul II, Davis, Thorn
ton Harole, T. a Christian, E p. Ran
kin, IT., r. F. Ebert and wife, Mrs. H.
Bowen. NJ B. Stewart, c. Albert Cald-
well, Warren Small. John S. Touche,
MI and Mrs Norman Walker. Lieut..
F. J. Longley, Lieut.. R. P Fink, Mr..
and Mrs. A. W. Norcop, Lieut.. Evers
Abbey. Tom Couzens, H c. Dunbar.
F. B. Fletcher, Misses Anne and Mary
Magoffin, Carl r Fontaine, T. E Kel-
ley, Burton F. Lewis, Carl H Myers,
R. S. Moore. ". z. Stockwell. Miss
Stevenson, Viron Booth. Miss f
Brown. Mr. and Mrs. P ". Bittick,
Miss Genevieve Bannell, z. n Welsh
ger, Frank J. Turner, Chas Vollertsen.
Bradford Hardie, jr., Miss Mineta J.
Henning. J. J. Simmons, Leo. c. Hart
ford, Claiborne Adams John r Ed
ridge, DR.. Paul Gallagher. Ben B.
Lewis and wife, Milton c Shedd. Ritz
ner Kriechoaum. R. II. Cooper. Jas. G.
Taylor and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Lyman, Lieut. S c. Hinkle. Miss Mu-
riel Stelker. c G. Griffin. Miss Anne
Chase. W. P. Garside and wife. Mrs.
Mason. Miss Banner, Miss Gladys CAT
field, Lieut.. Louis ]. LILLIAN. J. ]. Kas-
ter and wife, ". A. Amis. r Baez. IT.
H A Johnson, 7. A. Thurston and
wife, Leroy W Burns. Miss Margaret
Hines, Miss Ernestine Zavisch. Lieut.
7. W. Tyrrell, D. c. Orbison. Max F.
Schneider Capt. r D. Deiehanty, !
Capt \. O'Keefe, r. NJ. Shaver. II. E |
Long, Eugene d'Allemand and wife !
Cecil C. Sillers, Miss Shirley Frank |
A LOTUS. Lieut.. and Mrs. F. S Frick- !
Teton. Miss Peggy Belts. B. l. Niece, |
Lieut. o. J. Moon. Miss Cecille Movers, |
Lieut.. NJ S. Laenton. Mrs. P. D. Rich |
ardson, Frank Cheek. Miss Lillian |
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

At Camp Courchesne 'ry" next Fri.
day night. Miss Katherine Ferris viii
direct a program for the Eighth en-
gineers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

, Sis the Rev. Hugh Mitchelmore will
speak HIS subject viii be; More
Than Conqueror." Mrs Mitchelmore
viii have charge Of the music.
Motor group Y building, la. A B.
Weaver. secretary. Bible class at 10
m. Evening service at $3.50. A 3.
Weaver. speaker. His subject will be
FIFTH 4e cavalry ITS Ny" sY': f bgiidinr 1as
Thos. Christian. secretary. Bible class
at 10 a m Evening service at Sis.
The speaker viii be DR.. J. W. Counter
Camp Boyd sYH building 100 DR.
Alton. secretary. Bible class at 10 a.
m Evening service at Sis
camp Courchesne. building 154. Mr..
ADORE, secretary. Bible class at 10 a.
m Eye Evening services at Sis
camp religious secretary, taking the
place Of DR.. J. W. Countermine. who
IS leaving the service soon to take Up
his pastoral work.
-
There will be movies at the army
rs on the following nights next
week. beginning al $3.50:
Eighty second field artillery. build
ing 124: Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday.
Base hospital. building Il: Monday.
Thursday and Friday.
Camp Boyd, building 509: Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Motor group, building ia: Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday.
Fifth cavalry. building 126: Tues
day, Wednesday and Saturday.
Courchesne, building 1854: Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Remount building POI: Monday.
Wednesday and Friday.
Seventh cavalry, building PAT: Mon
day, Wednesday and Saturday
\
The ~" man at the SIND field ar
ullery, "Gid" Higginbotham, an
nounces he has something good under
cover for the boys Of that regiment
for Monday night.
y
At Camp Courchesne 'ry" next Fri
day night. Miss Katherine Ferris will
direct program for the Eighth en-
gineers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

Our prescription departments are in
charge Of experts who have spent
years in the business Our work is
done carefully and promptly. You
viii save time by coming directly to
any one Of or three sores. Pure
drugs and sure drugs. We deal In no
other kind We keep in stock every
due that can be required. We never
substitute and we always use exactly
what the prescription calls for, in the
exact proportions StoD in at one Of
our three stores and leave that pre-
scription to be filled.
Scott White & Co.,
Mills Bldg. Roberts Banner Bldg.
314 san Francisco St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS, PRINCIPAL FEATUREI
OF THE WEEK IN Ell PASO SOCIETY; NOT MANY
SOCIAL FEATURES SCHEDULED FOR NEXT WEEK.

chapter. Children of the Confederacy.
will picnic Friday at Washington
Park and the FL Paso Federation of
Women's clubs will give an afternoon
card party in I. o. o. F. hall The
most elaboa.te function of the week
viii be the luncheon which Mrs. ". p.
Schuster viii give for her charming
daughter. Miss Margaret
No matter how drear IL looks So
cially, the women of Ell Paso are
never too tired or enervsted to give
enjoyment and happiness TO others.
And SO the week will no doubt be
filled with impromptu affairs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

week is very poor socially. but with
a rousing meeting OF the El Paso
Federation of Women's clubs in the
afternoon. there will surely be things
worth while following during the
week. Friday will be a busy day
Mrs. J. D. Ponder will open the Ysleta
Country club, and it already prom
ises TO be a social mecca during the
heat Of the season. its cool spacious
ve-andahs and deep, easy chairs in
viting one to reposeful meditation as
well as stimulating the socially in
clined- The Cornelia Branch stone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

Chemical experience is a very i'm
portant part in kodak developing.
From the same film, It is surprising
what a difference can be obtained by
one who has a knowledge of the
chemical possibilities OF a film and is
an experienced workman. You will
ways get the best results-any size
roll 10 cents. At is should be done
Special attention to mail orders.
Feldman's-30S San Antonio St.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

The ''Y'' man at the SIND field ar
ullery, -Gid" Higginbotham, an
nounces he has something good under
cover for the boys Of that regiment
for Monday night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

farr. w. z. Ward, Mrs. Dora. wal
dron, c. N. Order. O. c. Youngblcod
End wife, Geo. H Mengel and wife,
Justin c White and wife, J. Krakauer,
Dave Crockett, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
krallauer. Lieut.. Geo. Rice, Lieut.. II.
=. Peterson. Lieut. Allan s. Willis.
Lieut. Thomas ". Hastey. A F. Fe-
gan. Lee Benham and wife.
=
Mrs. T. II. Ellis. $3.50 Clifton street.
entertained Friday evening at ner
OF G wish an informal dancing party
in honor Of her. daughter, Miss Mar
Jorie Ellis, and Miss Caroline Bad
getJ The house was attractfvely
decked with flowers and the national
colors. Miss Ellis viii leave next
Saturday for a vi-it with relatives
and friends in New Orleans. Miss
Badgett will accompany her as far as
New Orleans and then go on to
Georgia points to visit with relatives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

CCOREs of FL Faso maids and ma
- tons are spending the summer at
the beaches in California, enjoying
themselves bathing and boating and
resting in the cool breezes OF the
Pacific.
Above are pictures Of two Of FL
Paso's fair daughters who are now
enjoying the pleasures of bathing at
Ocean Park and Venice.
The top picture is Of Miss LaVon
Sorrells. one Of the charming girls Of
the younger set in FL Paso, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. C A SorrelIs. Of so07
Montana street. The bottom picture
is Of Miss Airline Frances Langan,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ian
gan, now making their home in Cali
fornia and living at Venice.
Miss Sorrells was one Of the four
beauties Of the FL Paso high school
during her graduation year. two years
ago She is a student Of the pipe
organ and viii 20 TO New York this
fall, on her return to e Paso with
her mother. 10 continue her studies.
Miss Langan is one Of the most ex-
pert divers and swimmers on the
coast and Is frequently asked to give
exhibitions IN the Venice pool. She
- also IN accomplished dancer and
has appeared in a number OF moving
picture productions.
Miss Sorrells has also been asked
to take role in the production. The
Soldiers Of Fortune" now being made
IN the Spanish atmosphere OF san
Diego.
Cards.
Miss Priscilla Warren viii entertain
tonight with eight tables OF bunco at
the home Of her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
r W Warren, 1911 Yyoming street
Porties.
Miss Ina Palmateer entertained IN
formally at her home on Mundy ave-
nue.. Thursday evening for little Miss
Barbara Gasoline. and Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Richards. During the evening.
MISS Palmateer sang. Miss Annette
Shipley sang and gave reading, Bar
para Gasoline read and danced several
solos and Miss Palmateer and Mr..
Richards sang a duet Fourteen guests
were present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

The Isl Paso Printing company. los
West Main street, authority on en-
graved stationery, will be pleased to
mail you samples of the latest en-
graved work and prices. Make sure
you get the best.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
HLoth ElP- lsonns

Miss Julia Schuster, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs B. Schuster, of $40 Bliss
street. is at Hotel Dieu, recovering
from a slight illness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

Roof Garden.
Dancing and snappy entertainments.
Coolest place. best music. Open every
night Hotel PnSO del NOrte.-Adv