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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
LODGES and Clubs.

On Wednesday evening an instaia-
tion meeting was held by the Worn-
ems Benefit association Of the Macca-
bees IN I o. O. F hall The installation
officers were Mrs. Anna B. Lock
assisting supreme commander Of the
association at Port Huron, Mich. who
IS a guest in the city; mistress OF
ceremonies, Mrs. Leona Morgan: in
staIlins chaplain. Mrs. G. G. Bakofszy
The officers installed included: Com
mander, Mrs T J. Moore lieutenant
commander, Mrs. Gale Slaughter: past
commander, Mrs. Minnie RAIDER: chan
lain. Airs. c. 7 Kroeger: record keep
er. Mrs laura Culver financial au-
ditor, Mrs. Bertha Heitgen: sergeant,
Mrs E c. Luhome: sentinel, Mrs.
Sofia Green: picket, Mrs Eta Reed:
captain OF guard, Mrs Anna O'Rear.
After the business session was COM
pleted, an interesting program was
given when Mrs. William Kiester sang
a group OF songs. Elizabeth Swan
danced a graceful number and Mrs
Anna O'Rear gave a reading in q very
happy manner
Mrs. Leona Morgan presented in
behalf OF the order TO the retiring past
commander. Mrs Minnie RAIDER, a
pretty bouquet OF flowers Mrs. Nor
gan also presented IN behalf Of the
review. flowers to Mrs. Locke. who
responded most happily Mrs Huston
presented a bouquet TO Mrs Morgan
An exquisite silver basket was
presented By the review TO Mrs. Min
ME RAIDER in appreciation OF her work
for the past year Mrs Charles RAIDER
made the presentation speech
Refreshments were served at the
sirozram's close
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
The Easiest Way
To End Dandruff

There Is one sure way that never
fails to remove dandruff completely
and that is TO dissolve it. This de-
stroys it entirely. To do this, Just
get about four ounces OF plain. ordi-
nary liquid srvon: apply It at night
when retiring; use enough TO moisten
the scalp and rub It in gently with
the finger tips.
By morning. most II not all OF your
dandruff VIII be gone. and three or
four more applications viii completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace OF II. no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You viii find, too. that all itching
and digging OF the scalp will stop
instantly, and your hair wiz be fluffy
lustrous, glossy. silky and soft. and
look and feel a hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store Il is inexpensive. and
four ounces is all you will need. This
simple remedy has never been known
to fail-Advs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
Valley Bridge Club and Guests Are
Entertained by Mrs. Milton Graves

ter Scott, Mrs. John l. Reid. Mrs. A
P. Watts, Mrs Louis Folk, Mrs VIII
liam B. Glardon. IT.. Mrs Christine
Hoxie Frazar and Mrs. o. p. Lsnsden
A very pretty affair OF the coming
week viii be the valentine benefit
card party given by Robert f. Lee
chapter Of the United Daughters Of
the Confederacy at the Elks' club on
Friday afternoon from ESQ to )
o'clock Mrs. William Hal Aldridge IS
chairman OF the arrangements for
the affair and her assistants will be
Mrs B. L F'arrar. Mrs. c. E. Kelly.
Mrs. James 2. Bowen, Mrs. Fred Stew
enson, Mrs. Claude Hudspeth. Mrs.
Maud Cummings, Mrs. ". H Boomer,
Mrs s J. Gatiin. AIRS. J. L. Ely, Mrs.
c ". Groom, Mrs. VIII T. owen and
others 10 be announced later.
The games played during the after
noon viii be 800" and bridge. Con-
versation tables viii be provided
where guests will be seated who do
not care TO play cards.
After the hours Of the card party
from until o'clock a tea dansant
viii be given at the Elks' club under
the auspices Of Robert z. Lee chap
ter and under the same directing com
mittee
Guests who attend the card party
will stay for the dansant and other
guests viii come IN later in the eve
ming for the affair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07

THE big. sunny living room at e
l Nldo. the Graves country place
was bright with spring flowers when
on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Milton
St John Graves was hostess 20 the
Valley Bridge club and a number Of
additional guests. A great crystal
bowl OF star jasmine fresias. carna-
lions. violets and sweet peas was
placed in the center OF the serving
table. which was daintily appointed
with lace doilies. Combined with the
spirit OF springtime was the valentine
motif. The plate favors were dainty
valentines. and rows OF valentine
hearts were about the room
Assisting Mrs Graves in receiving
and entertaining were her mother,
Mrs. George billiard. and her niece,
Mrs. Walter ". Scott The tally
cards bore dainty designs. Mrs Rob-
ert c. Carstairs made the high score
q the afternoon Mrs. W. B. Glar-
don, jr., won the club prize. a silver
cheese spoon In cutting for the
guest prize, a daintily bound friend
ship book, Mrs. George ". Huffman
cut the high card After the game a
Mexican luncheon was served.
Mrs Graves's guests included Mrs.
Robert Carstairs. Mrs. George W.
Huffman, Mrs F. NJ Bandy, Mrs. Wall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
Z Troop, Fifth Cavalry, On Border
And Guests From Ell PaSo Have Dance

lone OF the most successful social
" affairs given by the war camp
/ community services occurred on Thurs
day evening when a dance was given
BY this organization for the enlisted
personnel OF L troop, Fifth cavalry,
which, under command OF Capt John
D. Hood. Is stationed on border patrol
/ duty at Ysleta The dance was given
I at Towards. Tbs guests going down
the valley were met at the Khaki club
7 at o'clock and the party. chaperoned
I BY Mr.. and Mrs julius wild, Mrs. J.
3. Fox, Mrs. F. ". LiTesley, Mrs s L
Davis and others, went down the val
ley in a big sightseeing omnibus.
Dance music was furnished By the
Fifth cavalry orchestra under the d.
rection Of Corp. H. ". Carrick. Punch
was served throughout the evening
and at the intermission roast weiner
sandwiches made at the Valley Inn
were served
Among the guests were Mesdanes
Fred Blythe. S. L Davis. J. N. Dugah,
F. W. Livesley, J. b Fox, Julius Wild,
Margaret Compton, John Mcdonald
Karl Zahn and ". 3. Glarclon. IT.;
Misses Josephine Bryant. Sammie
Livesley. Pearl Pomroy. Eleta SPELL
man, Nellie Davis, Louetta harrington,
Phipps. Margaret Dugan, Zelema New
son. Murriel Blair, Helen Wheeler,
COrine Duran, Celia Duran. Maren
Jensen, Mary Pollard Robson. Mildred
Compton, Helen OShea, Margaret
Redmond. Helen Mcneil. Ethra Turner.
Maud Novels. Eunice Preston, Eleanor
Preston. Mary Burt. Nora Able and
Regina Carson; Corp. H. W Carrick,
James Cassidy. Fred Colpean. Leroy
Banks, Michal Kitwa. Lawrence
Young. Vim. Franklin, Harry Pony
munslSy. Vim L. Meyer, Harry Haw-
ley, Alfred J. Mahoney. Edward F.
Foster. Arthur Cross. n Fl. Book, Hen
DAN s Ikes. Frank A Royce. r
Goedecke. F. z Schnurr, Chas. Nc
Carly, Arden Adams. Jack Williams.
VIM. Van Tassel, Thomas Wander
grift. Ralph Delgiorno, Harold Dais-
ley, Herbert Smith, lack Casper. Glen
non Thro, John Minogue. Chas. Glib
lin. Vim A Gallaher, Ebert Hackel.
Russell WyckOff. Horace Goff, Hugh
McGlashon, Guy Grofues. Ed Seney.
Albert Duguettes ". V. Truchon. A P.
and julius Wild.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07

Aides to Gen. Pershing. Elmer
Burro and Gonzalo Cordero.
The graduates are Joe Wright, vale
dictorian; Robert Myers. salutitorian.
James Bowen, Elmer BurrO. Jack
Cole. GOnzalo Cordero. Paul Hale,
Myra Pearson. Jack Harper. George
Cross. Martha Lowman, Robert 8laese.
Sylvia Rivers. Marion Pullman. Ar
thur Wheatley.
The Square club held its monthly
business meeting at $3.50 this after
new business for the coming weeks
were discussed
The Philomathean society has reor-
gained and. from all appearances. II
promises 10 be even more OF a sue
cess than in 1913. At It's last busi-
ness meeting, a social committee, a
program committee and a lookout"
committee were appointed by the
president. Miss Mabel Weston Plans
are in the making for a valentine
party and spread"
Joy Is reigning today among the
students-the exams are over. The
entire week has been given over 10
the final examinations, until today.
when the old term and new term
classes met for Is periods for promo
NANA4a anu aa1A6 llIlelLS OF LESSONS. Inc
new term begin Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Kelly entertained
with luncheon Thursday at the high
school. complimentary 10 the teachers
OF their daughters in the high school
and 10 other friends The color scheme
was IN orange and black the colors
or the high school A four course
luncheon was served and each guest
received an original favor OF some
sort The guest list included the fol-
lowing. A. H Hughey. Mrs. Hughey
z J. Iighe, Mrs Tighe, Mr.. Jones.
Mrs Frank, Miss Oldham, Mrs. Nc
Gee, Miss Evans, Mrs. Greene. Miss
Dulooery, Miss Brick, Miss Flynn. Miss
MCKEE, Miss LeBaron. Miss Foster.
Miss Foster. Miss Glddiugs, Miss
Campbell. Miss Hull, Mr. Null. Miss
f. Harper, Miss A. Harper, Miss Thorn
as. Mil Goldstein. Miss Ostrander, Miss
w ilson- Miss Brown, Mrs. Ingles. lfr.
slime Mai Decker, Miss Adams. Miss
Kelley. Miss A Kelly. Miss c. kelly.
Mrs r. B. Moore. Mrs Brown. Miss
Wilson, Mr. Daland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
Saturdays Calendar
In Local Societu

A IL departments OF the Red Cross
n shop open IN the san Jacinto plaza
Presiding in the tea and luncheon
room VIII be Mrs. Charles Davis. chair
man; MS James Vance and Mrs. ]. P.
Enlow, vice chairman and their as
sistants. Mrs Charles LOOMS. AIRS. A.
P. Coles. Mrs Lee Fraser and Mrs
Mason Pollard. as captains. with Mrs.
Leo Schuster. Mrs William J. Dewitt.
Mrs Alexander Day surles. Mrs
Steele Wotkyns. Mrs. J. Hicks Tooley
and Mrs William Walz as Mattresses
Bobby Levine's Jazz band will play
during the dansant hours OF the az
ternOon-
Mrs Horace ". Broaddus viii be in
the Red Cross work. rooms OF the
White House from 10 until u o'clock
10 receive reports OF the Red Cross
work done These reports win be re-
ceived until the 12th OF this month.
College WOman's clubs annual
luncheon at Hotel Paso del Norte
Dutch Treat luncheon at the Nod
ern cafe by the members Of the Pan
Hellenic club.
Week end dance at the Country
club.
Weekend dance at the Khaki club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07

Places were laid for Judge Ramsey
Alr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Williams. Mr.
and Mrs. James Graham AIcNary. Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred F. Kerr. Mrs. John
Mock. who is the guest OF Mrs. Zach
T. White Mrs. James L Collins. L. S.
stewart Mr.. and Mrs ". H Burgess.
a p Coles. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam r. Law
der and the hosts.
Fifty guests were present at the sill
yer tea given Thursday afternoon By
the members Of the Foman's Bible
class OF Trinity Methodist church, in
the church parlors- Presiding at the
tea table were Mrs. II. L Kerr and
Mrs. J. Harry Henderson. The flow
ers used on the table were carnations
and violets combined with fern. Little
Mildred Moore and Virginia Smith. in
frocks Of white trimmed with valen-
tine hearts. received the silver at the
door in baskets bearing bows OF red
tulle- A substantial sum was realized
from the tea which viii be used TO
enlarge the fund for the French or
phan who is being supported by the
gram OF the following numbers was
presented:
Piano selection. Miss Eugenia Smith.
Violin selections, Mrs. Percy r.
Knickerbocker.
Reading. Miss Ellen Treloar.
Piano numbers, Miss Juliet Wingo.
Vocal numbers. Mrs. A A LAWYER.
The program was directed BY Mrs.
W H Payne, chairman OF the program
committee IN charge OF the decora-
tons were. Mrs. E D. Moore, Mrs. D
J. Mower and Mrs. J. H Hardy.
The refreshments COMMITTEES Wa
z L GuerrF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
Out OF Town Visitors.

Mrs + II. Carpenter, OF Chicago. Z,
me guest Of Mrs. 5. J. Gatlin on Rio
! Grands street
Mr. and Mrs. H T. Henry. OF Silver
City are house guests Of Mrs. Henry's
parents, Mr. and Airs. Fred Wright
( Mrs. 7. l. Harris and son. Freeman
o. santa Rita. n. IT.. are visiting Mrs
harris's parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. r
freeman at Si4 Rio Grande street.
Nj and Mrs Chas Vandever OF
Minneapolis. MINI. who have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs 5. J. Gatlin. left
TUESDAY Tor visit 20 friends in Red
lands, California.
M and Mrs. H. T. Henry. OF Silver
Cltys y ". are the house guests OF
Air. and Mrs. Fred Wright. on CaIifo~-
MA street Mrs Henry is the daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Wright
Ben RANDALL, formerly OF Pecos.
Texas, who for the past month has
1een IN the army Y II. c. A work at
camp Bowie, has been transferred to
or Bliss. with station with the Sew
enth cavalry.
Lieut. George Keller. who was for
merly OF the machine gun troop OF
the Eighth cavalry. at Fort Bliss. and
who is stationed at present at Pre-
sloio, Tex. is in the base hospital At
Fort Bliss. undergoing an operation
Tor appendicitis.
SergL walter keebles who has been
on duty with the American expedI-
tionary forces in France for the past
year and a half. is in the city. a guest
at Hotel Sheldon Sergt. .Keeble was
in the trenches for weeks during the
thickest OF the fight and tells in a
most interesting manner OF his ex-
periences- Fie was wounded with
shrapnel but has recovered He is at
present stationed at San Antonio. His
home is in Waco. Texas Sergt- Eeeble
Is IN the city for a visit TO friends
Mrs. P. r. Upton. wife OF Lieut.. P.
P Upton, who was formerly stationed
with the machine gun troop Of the
Eighth cavalry at Fort Bliss. and who
Is stationed at present at Preside.
Tex. IS in Fl Paso for the week. She
came here to meet her sister. Mrs.
Richmond Gipple. who met her hus-
band. Lieut.. Richmond Gipple. re-
Gently from France. when they
stopped IN FL Paso Monday while en-
route TO Arkansas Mrs Upton is the
house guest OF Miss Ann Blesener. at
her home at 1910 North Fl Paso
street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
Large Attendance For the Midwinter
Commencement At the High School

A LARGE number Of people were
n present in the auditorium Of the
high school Thursday evening for the
midwinter graduation exercises. A
most enjoyable program attended the
graduation.
After a prelude BY the high school
orchestra, the invocation was deliv-
cred by DR.. NJ. Zielonka-
The graduating class then presented
an inspiring and picturesque pageant
wildly portraying scenes in French
and American history. The first
scene depicted the historic signing Of
the Franco alliance in I77s.
In the interlude the orchestra rem
dered several selections.
Present day events were portrayed
By scenes dealing with Gen. Pershfng's
offer Of aid 10 the allied govern
Z II. Whitaker. president Of the
school board. in a brief address, in
lroduced Col Cecil Williams, OF the
Canadian army, who delivered the
principal address OF the evening. Col
Williams emphasized the change Of
conditions brought about by the war
and gave the seniors a message 70
Mr. Whitaker then presented the
diplomas, and the benediction was
pronounced by DR.. Zielonka-
The Characters in the pageant were:
..S1.s -Nfl ------------.--- Jack Cole
Marie Antoinette .-.... Sylvia Rivers
Prlpcess Elizabeth Martha Lowran
Madame de Tearchny- -Myra Pearson
Count de Maurepas .--- Robert Myers
-Aooe Aiorellet ------------ Paul Hale
lafayette ..---... Arthur WhearIay
MARQUIS de Cregin ----. James Bowen
lie Rochefoucauld-. o.. -Gonzalo Cordero
BENJAMIN Franklin 800. Jack Harper
80 Dsahe ----------- Robert Maese
A. tnur Lee --------..--- Elmer BurrO
Marquis de Castries 800. Joe Wright
-.--------. George Cross
In scene II the characters were:
zen Och --------...-.-- Paul Hale
cen halg --.--.--- Arthur Wheatley
zen alangin --..-..--. James Bowen
zen 5yng ---.----.-...- Jack Harper
zen zen 1awnnson 1890 Robert Myers
- LSlalh .-----.------ Joe Wright
Zen zen Souraud 100000. Robert Maese
Gen Pershing .-........ JACK cole
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
Before The Advent
Of Wanaa's GIadness
Women Who Know Take Preeautio,,
Against Suffering.

Before the arrival Of the stork. women
Tor ever hl1 a century have learned the
wisdom o. giving nature a helping hand
AouEel. uerT1u7rlf7s- hearirE-doTn and
stretching pains in the abdomen and
muscles are entirely avoided by the use OF
Mothers Friend. according 70 the tssti-
-1orT ~ thousands o. mothers Who have
used this time honored remedy.
Gothers Friend luhricates the fine net
work % nerves beneath the skin. and by
regular use during the period the mus
rles are made and kept soft and elastic
They can -hen expand gently and EARLY
when baby Is born and pain and danger
a. the crisis IS naturally avoided
Mothers Friend fs preparation OF
penetrating oils and other medicinal
agents prepared especially for ezpectaut
mothers III Is FOR external use. IS abso-
l-telv safe and should be used regularly
during the entire period before raby
cones
Wr-te 20 tns Bradfield Regulator Com
pluy. Dept A. Lamar Building. Atlanta.
georgia for az interesting Motherhood
Book and obtain a bottle Of Mothers
Er.eld from The druggist You viii find
q the greatest kind Of help.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
It's An Investment To Keep the
Boys and the Girls In School

THERE are $4,000 school houses in
the United States. In the "bacl.
TO school, drive. committees OF wo-
men for each OF these school houses
VIII visit the parents whose children
have been dropped from the school
rolls These committees will encour-
age the parents TO send their children
back TO school, make out reports Of
general Information they secure and
ASCERTAIN as TO whether or not the
olaer children many Of whom have
Ieft school because OF financial and
economic conditions, would be w1IIr9
TO return II these obstacles could he
overcome
A noted economist has made the as
sertlon that "A large proportion OF
genius Is lost to society because IL is
born among the children OF the moor
Wnere II perishes for want OF o5por-
A number OF cities in the United
states have worked out a plan where
oy scholarships may be provided Tor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07

children after they become OF legal
working age. II their parents are un-
able, because OF financial conditions.
to keep them in school A scholar
ship Is not charity and should not be
looked upon as such. II Is an invest
ment which increases in value as the
boy or girl reaches adult age, and be-
comes a trained and efficient worker
The 100000 members Of the Parent
Teachers associations, not only advo-
cate, but are working for the promo
tion OF all things which viii provide
for children the opportunity OF whole
some and wen proportiOned develop
ment The children's year committee
is working under the auspices Of and
in cooperation with the Texas Con
gress OF Mothers. the State Board Of
Health, state department OF educa-
ton. state university, Texas SUNDAY
School association. Texas Woman's
Christian Temperance union. State
Teachers association. Texas Child
Labor department, state Federation OF
Women's clubs. Girls College OF IN
dustrial Arts, and Texas Public Health
association.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
FL Pasoans Away.

Il. " BeuteIl was called TO Atlanta
Ca. this week on occount Of the criti-
cal condition Of his father, h N Beu-
tell, ST.
Robert Lander has gone 10 Hum
boldt, Kas., on account OF the Illness
and death OF his mother, Mrs Charles
Lander. He viii be away for ten
days or two weeks.
Mrs L D. Lawson. vile OF Lieut.
Lester d. Lawson. purchasing officer
Of the FL PasO zone supply office. left
Thursday afternoon for visit to her
home in Omaha. Neb-, accompanied by
her baby son
Miss Bessie r Kingman. OF Brock
ton, Mass. who has been the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spence Of 1901
Mesa avenue, left Thursday with Mrs.
H B. Durkee for Dallas where they
will direct the hostess house work OF
the southwestern division
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
Musical Whistles and
Sirens Are Suggested

Syracuse. y. Y. Feb. Why not a
harmony OF music in the factory sirens
and locomotive whistles-in the street
car gOngs and 5ells2 Why should
tired and nervous humanity be sub
jected 10 the discordant noises so COM
mon 70 city and town nfe2 A Syra-
cusan OF musical temperament sug-
gests that civic pride might well as
sert itself by demanding. or suggest
ing, thar the blatant, shrieking sounds
be attuned TO produce beautiful. mu-
steal effect The change. says this
sensitively-nerved Individual. could be
made at small expense and 1t would be
so welcomed"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
Women's Organizations.

Circle three OF the First Methodist
church met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. NJ G. Jones. 1896 TuIarosa street.
After a business meeting refreshments
were served Those present were:
Mrs. O. J. Thomas Mrs T. Gideon. Mrs.
". B. Clark. Mrs. ". A. Williams. Mrs.
L Carpenter. Mrs. J. r Fisk. Mrs. F.
Z Pitman. Mrs. ". s. Birney. Mrs. ].
c. Worthington. Mrs. ". S. Trumbuu,
Mrs. J. h Rowley and the hostess
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
EIPasoans Returning.

Lieut. H z. lehman has returned
from Camp Lee. Petersburg. Va. and
viii make Fl Paso his home He has
been In the army for the past one and
one-half years.
A telegram received by his brother.
states that ". +. Payne, who is hur-
rying home from Cuba on account Of
the death OF his daughter. Mrs Caro-
lyn Payne Rogers. viii arrive In the
city on SUNDAY afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
Weddings.

On Thursday afternoon a wedding
ceremony was performed By Rev. J.
2. Davis at his home. on Douglas
street, which united Miss Lee Belmar
Armstrong and B. Bertram Moots. TIE
bride was gowned in a gray georEette
dress. Her bouquet was orange BIOS
SONS and brides roses The matron
OF honor. Mrs D. D. Davidson. wore a
pink georgette dress beaded in black
her flowers being pink carnations.
The best man was Henry Taylor.
After the Wedding, the guests en-
1oyed a dinner party at the Harvey
house. The bride and groom left for
san Antonio. where Mr.. Noots is in
business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
Arctic Circle Is Just
Told of Finish of Wnr

Dawson. Y T.. Feb. News OF the
ending Of the world war has just
been brought TO the settlements be-
meath the Arctic circle by Indian run
ners with dog teams. who have re-
turned here after travelling 1000 miles
through the Arctic wildernesses. The
runners We're sent north with anti
influenza medicine for the far north
settlements. In making the journey
the runners crossed and recrossed the
Rocky mountains.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
about EIPasoans.

z. Avery has moved from AZ River
to 1926 East Boulevard
J. Barrett has moved from old Fort
Bliss to 1906 Clifton street.
Miss Meta Ormsbee OF the smeltel
is seriously i'll at her home
Mrs. Ruth Rutherford. who has been
at Hotel Mccoy. is III at Hotel Dieu-
Z. r Lee. who has been i'll with IN
fluenza for several days, is reports
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
Drafts Bone From-Leg
To Fix Shattered Ann

Atlanta. Ca. Feb. by splitting
bone in his leg, taking out the piece /
and grating IL into the rAght arm
where five inches OF bone was shot
out on the Argonne battlefield. shr-
geons believe they will restore the .
right arm OF Capt George Harrison .
70 Its accustomed usefulness Medical 4
men feel assured that both bones Will
grow out TO their full proportions
again
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07

We are reminding you 50 that IN
case you are planning an outing for
Sunday you may secure your kodak
and kodak films early enough "a
avoid disappointment.
We close at six o'clock each Satur-
day.
FeIdman's-5os san Antonio Street.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
Throws Knife AtHubby,
Is Justified Blu Court

Spokane. Wash. Feb. Throwing
a knife at ones husband sometimes
IS justified. according TO the superior
court here Mrs. Violet McLeave was
granted divorce after she had an
swered the charge Of hurting an open
knife at her husband She said:
'I hurled an open knife at my hus-
ach."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
Parties

A line party this evening at the
Torrance here OF You're In Love
VIII include Dr. and Mrs George
Brunner, Mr.. and Mrs. win T. owen.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Young and Mr. and
Mrs. W. T Thompson OK san Fran
cisco.