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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02

IN every part Of the lard there are
women who tell how. through the arpll-
cation o. Mothers Friend. they entirely
avoided the suffering usually incident 10
Motherhood They relate "a no uncertain
terms how from lrs Use the da~s were
made bright and cheerful and the nights
calm and resteul. how the crisis vas
passed without the usual suffering eu-
Deriencsd when nature IS unzided. and
bow they preserved their health and
strength 70 devote 10 10 the rearing %
thair children and 70 the things LIE hnIds
for them
Mothers Friend Is a most penetrating
remedy. prepared especially for e1rectau-
mothers from formula o. noted phys
clan strain upon the nsamsnts IS avoid
ed ard instead Of a period q discomfort
and constant dread Il IS a season OF calm
repQse- Tie hours at the crisis are 1ess
and Mothers Friend enables the uothe-
% retain her natural grace. and her skin
IS not cracked ard does not become hard
or dislsured-
Write TO rhs Bradfleld Regulator Com
paEy. Dept 7, Lamar Building. Atiauta
Georgia. for their Motherhood Book. and
obtain a bottle o. Mothers Friend from
the druggist t0day--AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
LOOK OUT FOR
HEART TROUBLE
The Heart Pumps the Blood
and Must Have Plenty
of NeFVe-Force,

] Elsh 70 thzlk you beczuse VS. sick a.-
one year NTH Heart Couble: I could hardy
1fe2t1e. but aiter taxing NuEa-rone nv s. -
has left ne- Your uedicine IS wonderful, f 5
AZ you cam Tor Il You can Use this letter,-
saEs s Ava-zdo, Study Butte, Teras-
y be BODY IS a machine- The nervurE svvfe-.
IS The dynamo Nerve-furre drives Re 49,
stouach. kidneys, hver ard bowels. al the orE7ns
Dlssipar-ol- e1cesses. Urerwor< ard uurrT al
use up ne-ve-loroe and the food We eat Do -
alE-7gs cuntarn the proper elements for z1polvinT
nerve-poTe- m suihCent amount
Don Z ny stiuulzrts WHEN yuur hart u-ezk.rs
and your hood becomes siuEEsh Feed 60
Nuga- one INTO Your system II Contains 7t1g.
ne e.e1le1ts ID build Up ne-re-iuruc and revaI-
ne the blood Healthy hart acton. free e.
cu-zi1on Of the blood An e1celent appetite. sod
oigestion and regular acton Of the liver. kidrers
and bowels al are sure TO follow this treztmerr-
DruggscS gu1El1ee NuEz-rone Biv =
bottle bottle VII last you a Ehole ud1th
- y - dzys a1d II you cont feel better a1-f
!ook bette. take The remainder Of the packa-s
back 70 the Druggist and get your ulonev 49,
GOOD DRUGGISTS EgERTWH EEE
SELL NUGA-TONE- TRY IT GET
BOTTLE TODAY AT NELLY & POL
DRUG sTORE.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02

J THE women Of the most aristocrati'
I l Mexican circle are serving at the
IRed cross shop this week. the pro-
leeds from the sales going toward the
I support Of GuadalupGno orphans
home and day nursery on Park street.
Maids and matrons donate the span
fish delicacies being served and charm
ing girls are serving the numbers OF
guests who are present each evening
from 8 TO l6 o'clock The flowers
used in decorating this week are very
beautiful. transforming the Interior
of the shop into a ulOssomlnE garden
of loveliness- Today Mrs Francisco
NJ de Priero, Mrs Guadalupe IL de
Gonzales and Mrs Maria ~ de Bo-
Ianos Cache. are captains and the
Mattresses include Misses Sabine
RoIauzos Cache. Gloria EEueranZa
Gonzales, Carmen Barcenas. Carolina
Telarde. Maria Luisa Aelarles Eva
Nunez. Julia Schuster. Aurelia Sama-
niegO. Refugio SamaniegO, Julia Bun
sow, Ana Demeck. Maria Luica Flores.
Ana Flores Maria Baca and Manuela
Baca- On Saturday Mrs. santos ~
de Falomir and Mrs. Armida II. De
Falomir VIII be the captains and the
men Barcenas. Julia BunsOw, Julia
Schuster. Eva Nunez. JOsefina Prleto,
sara Prieto. Esperanza Gonzales, Ana
Domeck. Sahina Bolauos Cache. Lupe
BolanOs Cache. Esperanza Nllalobos,
Sacha Nillalobos. Carmen ArellanO,
Gracia Ginther. Maria Ginther. Laura
Pesuueira. Maria Luis1 FesQueira.
Maria FiscontL Teresa Gaudara. Luz
Urrutia. Emma Parvin. MaEdalena
Steu- Cuca Samanlego and Aurelia
SamanieEo.
A Mexican military band under the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02

A Ii is in readiness for the lovely
n dance and entertainment TO be
given tonight by the younger crowd
Of the Cathedral parish. at the
Knights Of Columbus hail on Myrtle
avenue. All committees have been ap-
pointed and the decorations are leve-
ly. the big hail being a very inviting
place for the crowd. A beautiful
souvenir post Easter program viii be
given out, bearing the names OF
patrons and patronesses- The follow
ing committees will have charge:
Press committee. Misses Evelyn and
Mary teadmond; refreshments. Miss
Lyons and assistants; floor. Charles
Brann. Robert Carson. Leo Wren,
Dawson Mckinney. Thomas McCOr-
mack and George Schneider; door,
Fred Schneider, Robert NOungDerg
and John Long.
Those Of the parish organizations
who viii help 10 make the affair
success are the following:
Misses Roselle. Patti and Gerldlne
Ainsa. Lillian Bauer. Regina Carson.
Elvira Cordova. Frances Cordova,
Lydia Carson. Gertrude Cody, Jose
phine Clifford. Margaret Coakley.
Doris Dunn, Harriet Fitzpatrick. Mary
Fairhurst. Erecl and Hazel Guun'
Rose Gillespie. Frances Graham Jean
George. Cathrine Griffin. Florence
Josephine Hayes. Adele Hot
Zenhouller. Anne and Charlee Kelly.
Cecilia Knight, Mary Leighton. Lu-
,ile Lyons. Mary Lucero, Virginia Lu-
zero. Catherine Mccarthy. Myrtle Nc
-arthy. Margarete Mccarthy, Wini-
.red Mccarthy. Agnes Morgan. Cath
-iue. Mary and Ellen Mccormick, Ere
la Moore. MARGARET O'Connor. Tama
md Thresa O'keefe. Anne and Susan 7
)'Neil, Cathrine O'BOyle. Helen Pow .
srs. Mary Russell. Eviline Steadmond. {
Nary Steadmond. Edna Taylor The q
'esa Torpey. Lorette Waddeu, Emma I
lVheatley. Helen Youngberg. stella {
Yard. Nessrs. Elmer and John Russ 7
ne. Robert Carson. Leo Carson. Philip /
-ardova, Leo Wren. Fred and George /
;neider Thos. Talbot. John and Dan 1
-ong. Joseph Mccormick. Lawson Nc /
Kinney, Ronald German. Robert
,ungberg. Author Wheatley. John 1
leighton. Francis Lynch, Kenneth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
Miss Irn7a Vance to Wed Il. c. Baker;
Their Engagement Now Announced

set She is a very talented reader and
has given much Of her time TO the en-
tertainment Of the soldiers since the
war She also attended school In St
Louis. No. Mr.. Baker is the grandson
Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wfdman. one Of
the oldest families in the city, and
also a grandson Of the late Col Cal
win Baker. Of Waco Mr. Baker at
tended school here and has lived here
all OF his life, except two years spent
in military service. The couple viii
leave Immediately after the ceremony
for a trip through the south to visit
relatives Of Mr. Baker and win make
their home in Waco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
CANDY THAT KEEPS
THE BOWELS RIGHT

'LAAIARINE WATERS, a delightful
chocolate favored wafer that has all
the necessary medicinal efficacy TO
cleanse the system thoroughly. Yet
their action is mild and gentle without
the slightest unpleasantness. Simply
dissolve ore Of these Waters in the
mouth at bedtime, and thorough re-
suits win follow with absolutely no IN
pleasant effects. LAMARINE WATERS
are sold at all drug stores, at thirty
cents a package. Get a package today.
LAMARINE WATERS.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
NERVES UPSET BY
WORRY ARE MADE
STRONG AGAIN
Stomach and Nervous Trou-
bles Yield to Blood Build
ing Tonic Michigan
Woman Finds.

Many women who were called upoI
10 nurse dear ones through the recenl
epidemics Of influenza were left so ru1
down by the worry and long hours OF
labor with insufficient sleep, that they
have been unable to recover Their
strength.
Worry Wis rapidly undermine ever
the strongest constitutions for it Up.
sets digestion, interferes with sleep
impoTerishes the blood and weakens
the nerves. This means a state OF
general debility which, while it is not
always serious, must be corrected OF
the body VIII be easy. prey to diseases
more difficult of treatment and often
fatal
It is important that the body should
be built up and this can be accom-
plished best by the blood tonic which
Mrs. Charles Studts, CT No. l36 Els
worth avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich,
used so successfully. Mrs. Studts de-
seribes her experience as follows:
4 became exhausted in strength after
nursing my mother through a long III
ness I was run down and couldn't 10
my work Ny nerves were so unstrune
that I was unable to grasp anything
with my fingers. was fidgety and il
seemed as though the nerves twitched
and knOtted. I couldn't sleep at night
and tossed and rolled about. Pains in
variably followed a meal and nv appe-
lite was uncertain For DAYS 7
wouldn't care to eat and then had
great desire to eat even though acute
stomach distress followed.
i saw an announcement in a news
paper and procured q box Of Or. VII
Hams Pink Pills There was a notice
able Improvement after taking the first
box and continued the treatment IN
III now I am in excellent health and can
do my work without effort. Nv nerves
are SO improved that I no longer twitch
OF fidget- I sleep well and feel bright
in the morning Ny appetite Is again
normal I'D 7 can eat almost ANYTHING
without feeling any stomach distress.
It has given me pleasure t04recommend
Or. Williams Pink Pills to others for
{ an sure Of their power to benefit"
Your oTn druggist can supply YOU
with Dr. Williams Pink Pills or Won
san order direct from the Dr.. Williams f.
Medicine Co. Schenectady, n. Y. en-
closing fifty cents for one box OF 8. 80 ]
for SIX boxes. Write today for the
free booklet on nervous disorders with ]
a special chapter on after-effects Of I
he nrip.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
Out OF Town Visitozs

F. W Birdseye. OF Chicago, IS a
guest at Hotel LauEhliu.
r ~ Dickey. OF Boston. Mass. is
registered at the Laughlin-
J. W Phillips. OF Deming, is regis
tered at the Campbell hotel.
". d. Wrightman. OF Globe. ARK,
r. registered at Campbell's hotel.
John NJ Brooks. of Chihuahua Mex.
IS a guest at Hotel Paso del Norte
j.. c. Bassett. Of Deming, y ", is
registered at Hotel Paso del Norte.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Wakeman. OF Chi
cago- are registered at the Laughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph c. Lane. OF Chi
cago, are guests at the Laughlin hotel.
Miss Virginia Evans, OF Douglas.
Ariz-. is registered at the Sheldon
hotel
George c. McClintock. Of Yuma.
Ariz- is guest at Hotel Paso del
Norte
Mrs. J. MacTeaue. Of Mexico City
IS in Fl Paso. registered at Hotel
George Q. Sullivan Is registered at
the Paso del Norte hotel from No
gales, ARK
R. Harris and Ralph worthington.
OF Bisbee. Ariz-, are guests at the
sheldon hotel
Lieut. J. W. Huffman. OF Fort Bay
ard. y. ", is in FL Paso, a guest at
the Campbell hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. V N Eskridge are
registered at Hotel Paso del Norte
from Bisbee. Ariz.
J. " Foster, secretary OF the Yuma
Y. NJ C. A., is in the city. registered
at the Paso del Norte hotel
Mrs. II. J. futile Of Chicago Is visit
ing her cousin. Mrs A Mckay. in Or
cnard Park Mrs. futile is a prom
inent war worker.
Mrs Frank R. Sweeney and small
daughters, Jane and Katherine. are in
the city for a short visit and are
house guests OF Mrs VIII T. owen. at
the owen home on Montana street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
Cathedral Parish Young People Give
Dance This Evening in K. of C. Hall


{ Cummings. d. u Copinger. Herbert
Z Weller, James Leonard, Eugene. John
! and Edward Donaghue, Charles and
/ Harry Mckemy, John Mckivett. Harry
/ Cloonen. Timothy Sullivan, Chas. Gil
! lespie, Phillip Shaw, WILDER and Ru-
/ pert Welsch, Bernard Morgan. 5. W.
] Flato. Robert Cramer William Knapp,
I John Shea, James knight, Charles
/ Brann, Edward Redding. Lawrence
Willis and Fred Schneider.
X
Mr. and Mrs. A Poll gave a birth
/ day dance in honor OF their daughter.
Annie, sunday, April q, at their home,
i1Sl0 Arizona street Flowers were
distributed among the guests. Punch
and candy were served throughout
the evening Later an ice course was
served. Those present were.
Mr. and Mrs J. Snider. Mr.. and
Mrs H Jaffe. Miss Barbara Cross
blott, Miss Rose Grossblott. Miss
Helen swat, Miss Anna Stern. Miss
Ray GlnsDurg, Miss Lena GinSburg.
Miss Pearl Eppsteiu, Miss Lillian Wis
burn, Miss Ethel Amstatter. Miss
Norma HerskOwitz, Miss Ruth Jacobs.
Miss Ruth Goodman. Miss Josephine
kaufman Miss Miriam Katosky. Miss
Ruth Jaffe. Miss Annie Snider. Miss
Nettie Rosenstein, Miss Rose Pozil.
Ralph Sewatt Harold Lasllin. Henry
Green, Nathan Green. Harry Stern,
Max Raval. Jake Baron. Alfred Neu-
= NaNl saul AAalWAlAOFs lAls EsANE4A I'd lUA T.
Samual Aranson. Alex Rhein. Richard
Blum. Alfred Lowenberg. Namiel
Jaffe, Nathan PoZil. Mr.. Layman. Mr..
Stone. Mr- jacobs, Mr. Leone, lsadore
Grossblatt. Harry Pozil. Mr.. Willer,
Teddy POLL and Leo Jaffe and Paul
Blandina-
The Bolshevikd dance TO be given
at the Country club this evening by
officers of the Seventh cavalry prom
ises many unique features. Mai Ma
colin Wheeler Nicholson. in charge OF
the details. announces that a penalty
is TO be imposed for any guest wear
ing other than costumes Of the most
informal character The costumes are l
10 feature the ones worn at old fash
Toned "tacl1y" parties as nearly as
possible and further in carrying out
the Bolsheviki idea, red flags viii be
used in decoration. and the music. u
is announced, viii be by Bolsheviki I
band
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02

MIR. AND MRS. ]. W. VANCE, Of
vi 1910 North Oregon street. an
nounce the engagement and approach
ing marriage Of their daughter. Irma
Esta, 70 Henry Calvin Baker, also Of
this city. The wedding, which will
occur Wednesday, May 2, viii be a
very quiet affair and only the families
and the most intimate friends OF the
couple viii be present Miss Vance,
who has lived here several years and
attended the high school IS one OF
the most popular girls Of the younger
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
DOCTORS SAY
THE NEW GlLOMEL
IS BEST MEDICINE
New variety called Gallo
tabs, is purified and re-
fined from nauseating
and salivating effects
Medicinal virtues re-
tanned and improved.

According to the worlds greatest
physicians and medical authorities.
calomel was the best and most uni
Fersally useful OF all medicines Medi-
cal authorities prescribed calomel FOR
almost every disease and explained
that Il was the best and surest OF all
system purifiers They say that cal0-
mel cleanses the liver. stomach.
bowels and kidneys and purifies the
blood from all pois0ns. making the
system pure and clean so that nature
can quickly restore the health.
Vow that science has purified calO-
mel Of all its nauseating and dan
gerOus qualities. the new kind OF
calomeL called -Calotabs." is even
more popular than the old As a liver
cleanser and system purifier Calotabs
are more effective than the old style
calOmel yet are entirely delightful
in effect one Calotab at bedtime,
with a swallow Of Water-thatls all
No nausea no salts. nor the slightest
unpleasantuess- Next morning you
awake feeling fine. with a hearty ap-
petite for breakfast Eat what you
please and 90 where you please
there is no restriction Of habit OF
diet or danger OF salvation
Cal0tabs are sold only in original
sealed packages. price thirty-fiTe
cents Your druggist recommends and
guarantees CalOtabs. and viii refund
your money II you are rot delighted
with thenn.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
Chocolate Favored Waters In
stead Of Nauseating,
Gripping Drugs.

Sickening. nauseating ealomel and
oil are dreaded by so many people that
the evils Of constipation are often pre-
ferred TO these drastic drugs that act
with such violence. But it is no longer
to subject the system TO such
heroic treatment. The bowels can Be
kept regular and all the i'll effects OF
avoided by tae use Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
WOMEN OF FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HOLD
ANNUAL BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON, 4 VERY PRETTY
AFFAIR, IN CHURCH PARLOR; 4 GOOD PROGRAM

THE setting for the annual May day
1 luncheon Of the aid society Of the
First Presbyterian church was a
miniature forest Of dog wood bios
SONS, planned by AIRS. c. L. Pelham
IN replica Of the dogwood forest in
her own native state OF Indiana and
arranged by her with the assistance
Of AIRS. James A. Pickett and AIRS. F.
w. Norton Fragrant as the blossom
ing woods were the trees. interspersed
with great French baskets of lilies
lla0s and roses.
The aid society Of the First Presby-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02

A fire causing slight damage broke
out in the home Of Juan Rodriguez.
200 Fifth street Thursday afternoon
The fire was caused by a gasoline
stove. according to fire CHIEF J. w
tray- Sparks from an engine OF the
FL PasO & Southwestern road set fire
10 the weeds in a vacant lot on the
200 block on Montana street Friday
morning which was extinguished
without any damage by company
seven
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
Plants Starving?

Don't expect your trees. shrubs.
roses and plants TO grow or bloom
without feeding theEl something.
Order 100 lbs Of Wrighfs IDEAL
PLANT FOOD and watch them grow
md bloom Directions with each bag
WRIGHT NURSERY COMPANY,
Phone 1853.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
about ElP1soans.

Dr. and Mrs. Frank Thatcher. OF e.
Paso, are guests at Hotel Laughlin
Ir- and Mrs W. A Cameron. Of the
city, are guests at Hotel Laughlin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
Red Cross Shop Is Being Conducted
This Week for Benefit of Orphans


direction OF Prof Pacheco furnishes
the music for the dining hours.
The Girls Reserve corps Of the
junior high school gave 4 party in the
club rooms Of the Y ". c. A club
house on Thursday afternoon. Bunco
was The game played, this game being
encouraged for the purpose Of pro-
noting alert and quick perception
The president. Mary Louise Simpson.
welcomed the girls Of the seventh A
grade OF Morehead and san Jacinto
schools in happy talk At the be-
ginning Of the school year a number
OF the Girl Reserves will join the
Square club and these incoming girls
viii fiji these vacancies Miss Blanche
Campbell. Mrs. David Cathcart and
Mrs 5 v Young were present at the
meeting.
Since the announcement was made
that the patients at the base hospital
al FOrt Bliss need more sweets. the
members OF the Junior Red Cross. OF
which organization Mrs /. 7. KILLER
is chairman. have been sending out
candy to the amount OF eight pounds
each week to them The candy dis
tributed there during the present
week was made by the pupils OF
Bailey school under the direction Of
Miss Mineta Henning. domestic sci
ence teacher OF the school
The wesley Bible class OF Trinity
Methodist church was entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs T. d. Moore on TroWbridge
street. Mrs Moore and Mrs J. ID. Pat
ton being hostesses for the meeting
After the business session, a guessing
game took place The first prize was
won by Mrs J. II. Hardy. the consoIa-
tion by Mrs H L Kerr. Refreshments /
were served
The women OF the CONGREGATION Of 7
Asbury Methodist church viii hold a
cake sale all day Saturday. One Of (
the sales viii be held at Standard gro /
Gerry No 1 and the other at Nations /
meat market The sales are 10 be |
held under the direction OF Mrs. c. /
T. Helm
The monthly business meeting OF /
" Westminster Circle Of Westminster /
Presbyterian church will meet on 4
tuesday afternoon at ) o'clock IN the /
,hurch parlors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02

Vanilla, Chocolate. Strawberry and
Maple Fudges. Csc 10. al the Pacific
Ocean Confectionery Friday and sat
urday only.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02

The monthly business meeting OF
VI estminster Circle Of Westminster
Presbyterian church will meet on
tuesday afternoon at ) o'clock IN the
church parlors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
The Joy Of
hOihailO0d Ted

Womea Tel How They Made Event
One Of Great Happiness.