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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-01

spent Sunday with her daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Carman and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Hiatt and Mr. Will
liam Hiatt were afternoon callers.
The Womans Foreign Missionary So
ciety will meet at the home Of Mrs
Michael Kendall Friday afternoon,
Oct. 10 instead of meeting at the reg
ular time this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Caleb Duke, Everett
Hunt and family and James Webster
and family were Sunday guests of Mi.
and Mrs. T. S. Martin.
Mrs. Martha Kendall and daughter
Anna, moved to their new home in
Spiceland, Ind, Monday. Elmer Ken
dali and family have moved to the
farm vacated by Mrs. Kendall
Mrs. Clara Jonathan and sons Nor
ton and Richard returned to their
home in Chicago Saturday night after
spending several weeks with Mrs
Jonathans parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Simms and family
In celebration of her eleventh birth
day anniversary. Miss Frances Hin
friends at her home north of here
Sunday: Thelma Wright, Alice Knoll,
Gertrude Green, Jessie Tice, Grace
Radford, Florence Webster, Marjorie
Meek, Sarah Radford, Pauline Tice,
Mildred Tice, Mary Hinshaw
Miss Ruth Ulmer was pleasantly
surprised Saturday ewing in ceIebra-
ton OF her fifteenth birthday ami
Versary. Games and music furnished
the evning's entertainment Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
served. The guests were: Marjorie
Hollingsworth, of Williamsburg; Hell
en- Bundy, of Richmond: Ethel Wilson,
Mildred Nuke, Harry Worley, Of Rich
mond; Nelson Hunt, George Berry,
Carl Blume, Wilbur Bailey, Ralph Will
son.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-01
Fairfield, Ind.

LEONARD Veal and family spent Sun
day with Frank Cromwell and family.
Lon Barbour and family spent Sun
day with Mrs. Mary Barbour.
John Kelley recently purchased a
new Ford.
Miss Helen Logan spent last Mon
day evening with Miss Eleanor Mills.
John Steinard recently sold a truck
load Of hogs in Cincinnati.
Emmett Apsle yhas purchased a
Nash truck.
Lutte Masters will move in the Lin
Vile house next month.
Mrs. Clyde Campbell, Of Gives, O.,
is spending a few days with her broht-
er Mack Kingery, at this place.
Chauncey Jinks and wife spent Sat
urday ni2th with II. o. Ward and
family.
James links and wife. of Laurel,
Ind, spent Sunday with John links
and wife.
Mrs. Hockenberry and Mrs Hay
ward entertained the Highland Eco
nomic club last Thursday afternoon.
Miss Blanche Cromwell entertained
at dinner Sunday, Misses Emma
YOunts, Bertha Carey, HeZie Rose and
Fred Lopez.
ne AISIlCill SISLCAS W III HWY Ill
: the property of Elmer Naylor, recent
" vacated by Herschel Martin and
wife.
Mrs. Ed Snyders Sunday scho> .
class gave an ice cream social Satur-
day night and realized a neat sum Of
money.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Harry Cloud,
of Laurel, Ind, a son. Mrs. Cloud
formerly was Miss Babe Personette,
OF this place
John Miller and son, Ralph, and
daughter Mary, spent Sunday at
Brookville, the CUES his brother,
VIII Miller.
Rev. Taylor and DR.. Preston are at
tending the Methodist conference at
Indianapolis. Rev. Taylor and family
will move next week to Shelbyville.
@here he will take charge of the work
at Main street church.
Charles Davis and lady friend, Miss
Edith Wright, of Blooming Grove,
spent Thursday evening with his sis
ter, Miss Edna Davis.
A farewell reception was held at
the church Wednesday evening for
Rev. NJ. S. Taylor and family, who
will soon move to Shelbyville.
Mrs. John Bartel of Richmond is the
guest of Alfred Balmain and family.
MissLuta Risk Of Liberty, Ind, is
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-01
Indiana Leads Country
in Production of Mint
nv Associated PreSs)

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Occt. 1.-That
Indiana produces two thirds of the
mint crop in the United States, is
shown in reports Of j. w. Beers, gov
eminent crop estimator. The report
also states that St. Joseph county is
the largest mint producing county in
the United States.
During the summer season 3,425
acres of mint were under cultivation,
and produced a record breaking crop.
This year the yield near Nappanee,
Ind, has been unusually large and
farmers have received as high as S6.25
per pound for their mint.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-01
New Racket May Start
in Chinese Squobble
(By Associated Press)

PEKING, Oct. /. - Attempts to re-
sumo the conference between the dele
gates from north China and south
China at Shanghai are likely to prove
abortive, southern delegates refusing
to meet WangI-Tang, representatives
of the northern government, declaring
he is a representative Of the reaction
airy militarist element.
The Picking government asserts that
If Wang-I-Tang cannot arrange peace
between the two sections, no OH er
representative can, inasmuch as he
knows the extent to which concessions
can be made by north China. A re-
sumption Of hostilities is therefore
feared.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-01
OBSERVERS DROP THEIR
REPORTS ION THE FLY'
(By Associated Press)

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Oct Ire
ports from aerial observers of the
American aviation corps are delivered
here ION the fly" as the landing field
is not large enough to allow the larger
planes to alight with safety. Near
the army post a large circular white
cloth is laid on the ground, and this
is termed the postoffice Of the Mexi-
can border patrol, for observers drop
their reports within the circle and con-
tinue their flight.
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PAGE ELEVEN

ried.
The bride was graduated from
Teachers College. Miami University,
last June, and has since been assist
ant librarian OF the university. Last
year the bridegroom was a member OF
the freshman class of Miami.
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the guest Of her sister Mrs Andy
Kelley. Miss Risk leaves soon in COM
pany with Mrs. Whitney, of Blooming
Grove, and Mr.. Thomas and wife, of
Connersville.
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EATON BOY WEBS
GIRL FROM OXFORD

OXFORD, o., Oct. Miss Marie
Brandenburg. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Brandenburg. of this village, and
Donald Kubler, of Eaton, slipped away
to Cincinnati yesterday and were mar
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-01

Cinnamon have five buttons on their
coats to remind them of the principal
moral virtues recommended by Con-
fucius-humanity, justice, order, pru-
dence and recitude.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
THE H-Y CLUB PLANS ITS
MEETINGS FOR The YEAR

The second meeting Of the Highly
club was held Friday night and 80
boys were taken into the club as
charter members. Prof r. C. Taylor
gave an address on The American
Boy" Arthur Wheatley. chairman %
the meetings committee, announced
that the last meeting would be for
the girls and for all the fellows to get
their dates made at once Richard
Crawford was appointed chairman OF
the delegation committee TO make ar
engagements for the entertainment Of
the visiting delegates who viii at
tend the Older Boys conference April
4-6- The Hi-Y boys viii act as hosts
for these visiting boys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
First Rehearsal
Rotary MinStreLS
Is Sunday PIP NJ.
Chorus, Principals and Olio
Acts To Meet In The
REYNOLDS Building.

Willie Winch, producer Of the RO-
tartan minstrel show TO be staged at
the Texas Grand theater April % and
80. has called the first rehearsal OF
the company. including chorus. prin-
cipals and olio acts, for . p M, Sun
day in the hall on the third floor of
the Reynolds building J. c. McNary
has rendered to the Rotarians the free
use Of the han for the purposes Of
rehearsal
The Gloom Chnsers.
The end men. as now lined UP. are:
Ed Nixon, Jack Sheehau. Joe SeEalL
Neal sherman and the premier end
men, billed as Five Hundred Pounds
of Phun." Charlie Pollock and Bill Nc
Stay G. A Martin viii Officiate as
interlocutor.
Charles Andrews IS chorusmaster
Of the company, and the music is n
charge OF Joseph Evans. As one Of
the stellar attractions, the Rotarians
have obtained the services Of the Or
pheus club.
VIII Boost Fl Paso.
The proceeds from the show viii be
used 10 defray the expense Of a
strong advertising campaign to be
put on at the national convention Of
ROtarians in Salt Lake City in June
in the interests Of Fl Paso. when IL
is hoped to effectively teach the dele
gates from nationwide the true mean
ing Of the captivating song FL PasO
Is Calling You"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
DEATHS AND 5URIALS.


David Alonzo Todd. aged - years.
BIZ Bliss street, died March y at
local hospital following a two
weeks illness from influenza and
pneumonia He was born in Upshur
county. Texas. had lived in FL Paso
for IS years. At the time Of his death.
he was in the employ Of Momsen-
Dunnegan-Ryan company
Funeral services viii be held sun
day afternoon at o'clock from the
chapel OF a local undertaker's with
Rev. Fuller Swift officiating The
pallbearers viii be y. H Allen. Frank
Elmdorf George HardaWay, A. A.
Martin. J. H Moss and L. T.. Heimes
Interment viii be made in Evergreen
cemeterV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
REDMOND PUTS
ON 4 NE PLAY
Moving Picture Houses
Have Some Good Bills
For the Week.

Straight from the Heart VIII be
the new attraction presented at the
Crawford theater by the Ed. Redmond
FoIIies for the week commencing with
the matinee performances tomorrow
afternoon
IN the story unfolded in Straight
from the Heart" the plot is given
twists so that the audience is kept
in state OF puzzled JOY, it is. asserted
until the tag" line IS spoken. IN
terwoven about the body OF the play
IS a number OF diverting counterplots
and the play is supplemented with a
series OF musical NUM- ers.
In the east viii appear Ed Red
mOnd, Bobbie Deane. Joe kemper.
Peggy Belts. Ed Young, Marvin
Hammond. Orville Harris, Irene Rob
lit. Louis St Pierre. Eddie Mitchell,
William Crosse and the frolicsome
flock Of choristers-
Special stage settings, smart COS
tunes and novelty effects are prom
Used
The usual good bills are promised
At the picture theaters- Following
AIhambra Offerings.
Monday and Tuesday Proba-
tfon Wife" featuring Norma Tai
madgge, Bray Cartoon and Prizma
wednesday and Thursday - "a
Daughter OF the Old South" and
travelog. Pauline Frederick is fea-
tured.
Friday and saturday-"The little
Intruder" starring Louise Huff
Bijou Bookings.
Saturday and Sunday-COnstance
Talmadge in her Select picture. Mrs.
LeffingWelIs Boots by Augustus
Thomas; also the Current Events"
reel
Monday and dar-'-The Rose OF
Rancho" a perturbation Of the stage
success Of the same starring Bessie
Barriscale- A satirical comedy by
James Montgomery Flagg viii be the
added attraction
Wednesday and hursday-1lade-
line Travers IN a new Fox feature.
Gambling in Souls"
Friday and Saturday-Norma Tai
madge and Eugene O'Brien. in Her
Only Way Select special, by George
Scarborough The Current Events
reel viii be on the bill also.
EllanHy Theafer Attractions.
Sunday and MOnday-Tom Moore as
q chap who burns up Broadway in "A
Nan snd Bis Money"
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
William s Hart as a big city crook I
IN The Poppy Girls Husband"
nedy In Daughter OF Nine"
Greeian Attractions
Sunday-NeW Seunett comedy, rip
and Stitch Tailors;" also a Prisoner {
for Life" western drama, and new
Pathe Weekly
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
G. IL (Broncho Billy Anderson in his /
latest i've reel western feature. The I
Son-Of-a-Gun-"
Thursday and Frlday-Gladys Lesly /
As a southern lass in Miss Dulcie /
from Dixie"
Saturday - Fatty Arbuclzls, Tom
Nix and Sennett comedy.
Unique Theafer.
Opening Monday for one week
The great Mazimova in "Out OF the
Fog" from h Austin Adamsis phe- 4
nomenal stage success. 'Ception I
Shoals"
At Elmeh'I FFiEgFam.
aturday-Charlie Chaplin in a new
reissue Of The Bank" and other
comedies
Sunday-Last showing Of The
Bank" the Hearst News. Harold 4
Lloyd IN The Big idea" and Mutt
and Jeff cartoon.
Monday TO dnesday-Another D. I
y. Griffith superproduction, The
Great Love"
Thursday only-Carmel Myers II
"Al Night"
Friday-Fatty ArbuczIe IN Love"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
SELL $1,000 RESIDENCE
TO CONSUL OF MEXICO

LeavelI & sherman have sold 70
Andres G. Garcia. Mexican consul,
for l. NJ Lockhart, the two story,
eight room brick residence at 1913
Montana street for $4,000. The pur-
chased will occupy It as his resi-
dence-
other recent sales OF residences by
Leaveu & sherman are as follows:
T.. C.. Lambright to I. 6. Hadley, bun
galow at 1872 Elm street, s5o0o- Mrs.
ollie Taylor to Cordelia TT. Swih1rt
bungalow at Z111 Wyoming street
S5515. Alamo Heights company 20 K
= Mandeu bungalow at 2T23 Grant
avenue $4,000. ". L. Tooley TO l. T..
Lockhart bungalow at 1904 Bliss
street. $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
LAST DAY OF ssTnE sPEvDFR..'

The Unique VIII show The Spender''
today for the last time. We have told
you this was a picture that you win
don't let this last opportunity slip
away A word to the wise is SUI
ficient
Douglas Fairbanks in 1.-THE Ameri-
cauo" viii be shown tomorrow only.
The great Nazimova IN out OF the
Fog" H Austin Adams's phenomenal
stage success, "Ceptlon Shoals" viii
start q weeks engagement Monday
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
THREATENS SENATOR PHELAN
LETTER SIGNED &C. c. OF C."

san Jose. Calf. March 29-Another
threatening letter signed &C. C. Of c.
has been received This time the re-
cipient was United States senator
James d. Phelan-
The letter was received By senator
Phelan at his office in san Francisco
March 20. but was not made public
until yesterday. Il demanded pay
ment Of $1,000 to the writer, backing
up the demand by various threats,
which were not made public
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
Women Todd
In Making Big
FeStiUaLA Go
Workman Shows Coming
Here Given Big Boost
By Tucson Paper.

Members Of the board OF advisers OF
the FL Paso Rescue Home are plan
{ ming with she FL Paso Federation of
Women's Clubs to make the Spring
Z Festival next week a big success. il
I possible.
The festival VIII be held on West
Overland street, at Durango. and is
I for the purpose Of raising funds for
the aid Of the Rescue Home.
The FL Paso Federation Of Won
I ems Clubs viii have o booth and su-
pervise the dancing pavilion at the
festival as means OF cooperative
effort in raising funds for She Rescue
Home. All the affiliated organiza-
tions viii take part in the work. and
invite their friends 20 assist them.
( Other announcements relative 10 the
plans for the week viii be made
later.
What the shows Are.
The WORKMAN Shows are TO supply
the riding devices and the attractions
This organization closes Sunday night
at Douglas and viii reach El Paso
viii be set up and the festival viii
open Tuesday night
The Tucson star says Of the or
sanization;
All was gayety and good cheer
last night at the WORKMAN Shows.
Throngs Of people surged TO and fro,
and all apparently were enjoying
themselves in superlative degree
Admirable order was maintained by
manager Fred Beckman and his staff
Of assistants Not a single incident
occurred TO mar the harmony Of the
night
IAN the shows did a rushing BUSH
ness The big trained animal show
and circus, presented under the i'm
mediate personal supervision Of Billy
Bozzell, a past grand master in the
art OF arenic exploitation, is one OF
the most pretentious OF the entertain
ments- The program includes Harry
Hilton's famous performing bears.
Roy Stevens's riding lions, a group Of
high school horses put through their
PAGES by the Misses Hilton and HO-
quinn; Bert Robinson's pony and
Stanley family the HOquim family,
equestrians de luxe, and Pete Lotus,
Ringing Bros star clown
The monkey speedway. where live
simians ride and drive miniature au-
tomObiles around a saucer shaped
track at high speed. is another Of the
exhibitions that is always in the
money
"Bluey-Bluey the dwarf comedian.
was IN rare good humOr last night
and entertained his admirers with a
new box Of magical and fire eating
tricks In Bluey-Blusy. the Princess
Tiny and Billy Pilgrim. the armless
and leEless wonder, the Gowdy side
show has a trio that old man Barnum :
would have gloated over.
some OF the other shows that are 4
breaking box office records this week 4
are the submarine Amaza. founded on +.
the birth OF Moses and the story Of i
Rharaoh-s daughter; the Bug House. +
a pure fun show; the Heroes Of the
War. Over the Top. all thrills: the
Hawaiian village. the athletic stad-
ium, the circus side show. the Silo-
drome, where Dare Devil Jackson I
rides motorcycle on a 20 foot per
nendicular wall and Midnight Frisco.
illustrative Of the strange and mys- 5
terious life OF underground China
town This display is notable for It's
educational merit Park Premises
concert band is one OF the big hits Of
The aggregation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
ALLEGED STOLEN CAR TURNS
OVER; OCCUPANT IS KILLED

Colorado Springs. Colo, March %
Thirty minutes. IL Is alleged. after he
OF a residence IN Colorado Springs
Burtch Wylie, IS, was killed when the
car turned over on the Pueblo road
His death rounded out the days toll
OF motor accidents here. in which two
persons were killed and four injured
Eugene Schutt. a six year old boy,
was run over and killed while return
ing from school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
GRECIAN-FATTY ARRUCKI.F

Girls more girls and then some more
girls VIII be seen in the Big V comedy.
"Damsels and Dandies." being shown
at the Grecian theater today.
In addition TO the Big V comedy.
Fatty ArbuckIe IS another feature at
traction for today's showing. This fat
favorite viii be seen in "Fatty's Wash
Day"
The ever popular Tom Mix Will also
be seen at the Grecian TODAY IN a
western comedy drama, a Moving
Picture Cowboy"
This all feature comedy bill IS be-
ing shown at the Grecisn theater to-
day only at popular prices: adults, Is
centss CHILDREN. 5 cents-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
HOLD UP SRPBUnDERS AND
METAL WORKERS AGREEMENT

Washington, D. c. March 29.-NO
new working agreement between Pa
cific coast shipbuilders and the metal
trades unions will be signed by the
conference Of shipWorkers and union
delegates. in session here.
Representative Of the unions today
Informed the employers that they
would have to submit the proposals to
their unions for final consideration.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
ActiUe Repression To Be
Employed By AHenby In
Eggpt To Restore Order

Cairo. Egypt. March 2s.-Gen- F. II.
Allenby. the new commanderinchlsf
in Egypt told a gathering OF Egyp-
tian notables Friday that he would
be forced to employ active repression
TO restore order in Egypt He said e
had been found impossible TO restore
order by defensive measures
He asked the Egyptians 20 devise
measures to achieve the desired re-
suits with a minimum OF suffering.
He concluded:
II intend 10 do my duty. u IS for
you to do yours"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

For the purpose OF attending the
over. short and damage association
Of the Texas railroads, J. A Sanders,
local agent Of the C. r & S. A Rail-
way company. was called TO Houston
for a few days. The association IS
being organized under the auspices Of
the federal administration for the
purpose OF investigating and adjust
ing freight claims. and also adjusting
shortage and damage claims.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
Cardinal MERCER, Of
Belgium, TO Visit U. S.

New York. March 29.- Cardinal
Mercier, Of Belgium. is planning to
visit the United States within the
next few months according 20 VIII
liam J. Mulligan. chairman OF the
Knights OF Columbus committee on
war activities.
Mr.. Mulligan recently visited the
cardinal at Malines and invited him
10 be the guest in this country Of the
Knights Of Columbus. The cardinal
then told him that his visit was Ger
tain and expressed a keen desire to
make the trim.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

Billie Rhodes, starring IN 'Hoop-La"
at the Garden today. has a role that
will probably be OF more universal
appeal than any picture IN which she
has ever starred "Hoop-La" IS a
beautiful young girl who Is an all
round star IN q one ring circus play
ing county fairs and small towns. She
rides bareback. does thrilling trapeze
acts and doubles" as q clown See
The Circus Queen" The Bearded
lady" The Tattooed Man" and
Gimp" the super-dog. who does ev-
erythinE but sing and talk The Car
den will show also the second episode
OF The Red Glove--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
SENATOR SHEPPARD LEAVES
HOSPITAL; IS HECOVERIN

Washington, D. C.. March 29-Sen-
ator Morris Sheppard, who recently
was operated upon at the emergency
hospital here for carbuncles. has so
far recovered that he has been able
10 return TO his home. He expects to
resume HIS congressional duties with
in a week and II the extra session IS
not called early in May probably win
visit Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

Gin Sing was arralgned in the fed
eraI commissioner court Friday on
a charge Of having smoking opium in
his possession. He waived prelimin-
airy hearing. and was released on a
$500 bond, conditioned upon his ap-
pearance at the April term Of court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

New York, March 29-Plans OF the
New York police department for a
cloud cop section materialiZed Fri
day. when % American. British and
French aviators were sworn in in the
office Of deputy police commissioner
Rodman Wanamaker as members OF
the police reserves.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

Asuncion Monies and Juan T..
Monies. two Mexicans charged with
receiving and concealing stolen prop
erty, were transferred by judge j. ~
Deaver to the county court. Salvador
Rivas. charged with burglary. was
bound over TO the county court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

How a pair Of pretty slippers can
cause more trouble than any Jealous
husband can handle IS humOrously
told in Constance Talmadges select
picture, Mrs. Leffingwelrs Boots"
The picture viii be seen at the Biiou
rheater today and Sunday. The exclu-
sive Current Events" reel viii be
ture--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

G. r Tillman was appointed tenn
porary customs inspector Saturday
morning. Tillman has been in the
customs service before and also in the
city police department The appoint
ment was made by r E Crawford
customs collector. TO fill the vacancy
caused by Tia death Of inspector jim
Taylor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

Jose Parada was arrested By feferal
authorities Friday on a charge OF
evading the draft law. He is accused
OF going into Mexico and falling 20
respond TO the call OF June IS. 1918
Preliminary hearing was waived, and
bond was fixed at $500, which the de-
PENDANT was unable to furnish.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
No 4DDRFss lTEy AT aeY.s

The usual Sunday afternoon meet
ing for men ia the lobby Of the Young
Mems Christian association VIII be
addressed by Chas- r. Drumm. who is
described as a "Whlrlwind Speaker
He viii talk on Your Best Girl" Mr..
Drumm Is in FL Paso for the purpose
OF delivering a number OF lectures TO
the various army units Of this Vicin-