El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-12

euess the number o. little legumes IN
ne contafner. Miss Ruth Bossernan
has charge Of that At the rear OF tne
exhibit is a miniature screen on
which stereoptican views q Eel-ss
crons are shown The stereoptican Is
operated automatically.
PERHAPS the largest exhibit IN the
ha1i-fs the machinery exhibit OF hra-
kausr. Zoriz and Moye- Every ma-
chine shown here was made IN 81
Paso except the Slower engine. The
feature Of this lot IS a fibre cutter
which makes fibre out OF desert
plants. The exhibit Is in charge OF
Lee Burdick-
Information About III Paso.
One Of the booths has com
posits exhibit showing every kind
q modern commercial printing from
directors down to Weoaing slali one1s.
The connection between the two J
brought out in the remark that L Is
weddings which makes city direc-
tories grow Copper plates and seals
are among the exhibits which are IA
charge q G. z Cairns and Il. Z.
Ellis.
On the east Of the hall Is q cham
in charge Of Mrs. VIII T. Rives- Here
pamphlets are distributed which con-
tain Information about the city and
its Industries. Thanking this booth
is the exhibit Of the Tuttle Paint and
Glass comp ary. featuring Tuttle's In
perial paint THIS IS an p Psso pro-
duct OF course Narnishes made here
are shown also. In the left back
ground Is an enlarged portrait Of
William y. Iutle, Who founded the
company in 1852 The booth IS In
charge Of G. 3. Moore
Woman TeHs Your Fortune
The Two Republics Life Insurance
company, FL Paso's own company, has
g coy rest room. especially Tor Wo-
men Men are not barred though
Here one may pause and rest and
ira SIC event. which. with taxes. Is in
eTitable- The Two Republics booth
is ia charge Of George " GepharL
Beneath a canvas canopy such as
one would expect 20 find IN the
deserts CT Arabia. II one happened
to be On one OF the deserts. IS found
a fortune teller IN the person OF Mrs.
r c. Greer. Mrs- Greer points out
on the left palm Of the inuulsitive
visitor what fate has Go store for him
or her. And be u known that Mrs.
Greer IS no improvised seer such as
one frequently finds AZ such enter
taluments- she Is sure enough for
tune teller who IS going 10 devole
her time IN the future, she says. %
telling TIE fortunes OF SOLDIER She
holds forth a. the made ID e Pasu'
show under the auspices OF the Fl
Paso Federation Of Women's clubs
Beatrice Good 10 Look At.
One Is compelled TO stand long and
vent "Ah's" and "Oh's" when he ar
rivss at the Interior decoration
ho0tn Of the Popular Dry Goods com
pauy. The background here Is a
woodland scene in tapestry. Before
Be IS life size bust Of Beatrice.
Whether one knows who Beatrice IS
or not she e-iclts devotion. for she IS
handsomely thrown together and
would look vel around the house.
On either side Of the bust are tall
polychroms lamps throwing ulster
Ger the bronze OF Beatrice and min
cling with the woodland grasses at
the rear The exhibit IS fl charge Of
y. J. Mavfield. interior decorator at
The Popular.
Just across the aisle Is another
booth exhibiting interior decorations.
These interior decorations consist Of
cake and hct chocolate. served at %
cents ner decoration BY the Council
II Jewish women Hrs. H. Zielonka
is chief decorator.
Fct Hosne-lIlde Hfscuffn.
The Robert 2. Lee chauter, q. D.
O.. also exhibits a fine line Of in-
tericr decorations in the shape OF