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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
Los HEcHos

E Gobierno Mexicano ha usado det
prestigio que recibi0 cuando fu6 reco
nocido 81 Gobierno D Ell de los Esta
dos UnidOs para hacerle Ia guerra j
nuesta naci0n-una guerra sumamen
te maliciosa y traicionera en- nuestrc
proio territorio, Y n guerra insolen
to Y asesina en- su pals.
Bl Senador de Nuevo Mexico, A. b.
FAN ha cogido al Gobierno Carran-
cisto en- los heches. Pues ha pubIica-
DO cartas que muestran autenticamen-
te la Intervention actiya v maldvoIa de
Carranza en- los asunt0a puramente
Americanos; m~anifestando que III Elm
labada Mexicana, tanto como los con
aules Mexican0s Sc han 0cnpado Ell
esparcir literature que contiene ger
menes revolucionarlos, v que Carranza
y su pandilla han promulgado la pro
paganda on este pals, ahusando de esq
manera, secreta v Embellishments de
America, del pueblo Americana v del
~pTesidente de nue6tra Repdblica. AIDE
ms de este, Sc ba publicadO cores
~liondencla que mnestfa las ~negociacio.
mes que Sc han estado h~evandosaa efec-
entire Mexico vel Jap6n que tienen
pOr obJectc rear enemistad hacia
nuestra patria.
Las relaui0nes que Carraanca guarda
con Alemanias ~ bfenyenida tan hon
cue les extiende a centenares
&c miles de inmigrantes Alemanes,
Iuienes positiyamente constituyen una
lmenaza 4 nnestro pals. una yez cstan.
10 estabiecidos en- suelo Mexicauo, N
registro interminable de- pFovocaci0n
do iusult0; dc c~onfiscRci6n de pro.
)iedadea y de p~cusScnci6n 4 cindat
lanos Americanof, D "a todas eates
'ogas tan bien %conocidas de t0dos, que
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
PoR 81 lNrERes De ropos

El Gobernador ha .trazado i'm pro
grama claramehte comprehensive para
las ec~omisi0nes sobre preci0s justos
que han sido eseogidae en- los dife-
rentes c0ndados del estadp, que torna
ran .parte active Ell an esfherzoSuni
do de Ia ,comunidad para reducir ell al
to costo de la vida.
Ahora, antes que ninguno de nues-
tros estimados comerciantes locales
Sc desplome-Vporque realmente los es.
timamos, pues tenemns c~onfianza que
son ciudadanos honestos IN no ladro-
drones--debe tenerse presente que el
costo de la vida en- America. es atroz,
exhorbitante irra1onable y sin habef
ninguna causa iusta para clio: por 10
tanto, Sc hace necesario que haya re-
ducci6n.
El estado de Nuevo Mexico como
parte que es de America sufre igual.
mente Ell exhorbitante, irrazonable y
~ultrajoso costo alto de la vida, Ell cual
solamente Sc puede reducir en- la ma
ci6n por IN esfuerzo organizado e in
teligente de parte del consumidor por
decreto federal; solo puede redueIrsa
de- abajo para arriba, Y no de arriba
para abajo.
Estas cosas estan universalmente CO.
nocidas- Esperamos que no habra
ningun comerciante en- Nuevo Mexico
que procure ir tan adelante y que
atente negarlas. LO nnico que le que-
da al comerciante es cOoperar pronto
s~inceramente v con buen gusto, con las
comisiones sobre precios justos Ell
d0ndequiera No le tocara al conner
ciante la peor parte. La gran difficult
tad esta en- c~onseguir al consumidor
que emprenda la d%esagrabla tarea de
remediar sus propios males. T0dos es-
tan ~encontra v desanimados del alto
costO de la vida: pero solo unos Guam
toa tienen el valor de p~resentarse a
sus concentrates locales. v decirle la
verdad, Muchos de nosotros mejor gas-
tariamos nuestrO ultim0 penique antes
que hacer I'M ~esfuerzo para librarnos
delrmal que ID aterra. NO nos gus-
Ia hacerlo. Sabemos que alguien esta
hacienda ganacias injustas, que son
irrazonables: pero quedamos en- Ia dai
da, y nos sentimos indecisos para ha-
Ger una ~acusaci6n ~encontra de nues-
tro yecinO y 81 la hacemos. Y despues
hallamos uue A6l estaba p~erdiendo di-
nero tambien entoDces sentiremos que
ie hicinfos una iniusticia. De suerte
cue la dificultad esta III Que los conner
ciantes eetAn mezclados v conglome-
radas intimamente con los cOsumido-
res
Nos parece que 81 plan de ~organiza-
cion Dromulgabado por el Gobernador
es Ell inico modo factible para sol
yer la proposition. De ese modo se
le da al e~onsumidor autoridad official
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
uM INGENiER0 mUERro; nos IN.
GENlos DEL D. a r. q. Sc DEs-
cARRlLAN

HI ingeniero ii. N. Hurley fue
muerto, y 81 ingeniero George Day
y 81 lumbrero Charles Cray, grave
mente lastimados cuando los trenes
nimeros 276 v 422 Ell D. & r. g Sc
de~scarrilaron como a las cinco y VEIN
te minutes de la tafde Ell Martes co.
mo un cuarto de mflla de Servilleta,
N. N. La comisi6n de cor~poraciones
del estad0 feeibi6 un telegrama a ese
efecto 81 Martes, del superintendent
en- Alamosa, Colo. La causa del
descarrilamiento fue I'm riel q~uebrado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
LAS PASTlLEAs DE
CHAMBERLAIN.

Estas pastillas son hechas especial
mente para Ia indigestion y constipa,
ci6n. Elias arreglan al est6mago y le
faciiitan 81 pOder para que execute sus
fnnci0nes naturalmente. Obra suave-
mente en- Ell hfgado y los intestinos,
asf d~evolviendo al est6mago y a los
intestinos a su condici6n saludable,
Cnand0 Sc sienta tristc, agobiado Y
e0nstipado haga una prueba con elias.
De SECURE le agradaran sus efectos.
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
81 eoBERNAp0R LARRAzoLo uR.
&c 90 NESTAUREN Los TIRE.
MES pc SANTA FE A LAMY
M siEuiente es Il selebrama del az
bernRdor:
Santa FeA N. M.
Hale Holden,
Director Regional.
ChAMAN ri NM HNIH 1N4N

cAtt"tVf H. 4 N "a .N|
Siend0 que "a hueIga cafbonifefa 81
ha arreglado, cree listed que SO hace
necesario nombrar comisiones cfvicas
en- Nueyo Mexico para cooperar en- la
distribution del carbon seg1n sugiere
en- So carta del dia 4 de Diciembre
81 la distribution de carbon debe con
~tinuarse baio la supervision del 60
biern0,. EMBELLISHMENTS sugierO el
nombramientp por listed del ST.. Hugh
II. Williams, presidents de Ii Johnston
de ~corporaciones de estadp como sn re-
p~resentanta 81 este estado para que q.
tienda a Ia distribution del carbon,
pnes ese nombramiento. simplificarfa y
m~ejoraria Ia distribution.
Tambien pido y me ono a la s6pIi-
"a que Be hizo a listed Dor Ia comisi0n
de cO~rpOraoiones de estado que Sc res,
tablezca ell servicio del ~ferr0carril en-
ire Santa Fe y Lamy seg1n existia
hasta la Ultima orden, la cual quito dos
trenes del seryicio. El arreglo pre-
sente es inadecuado D injusto 4 la ciu.
dad de Santa Fe y los viajeros entire
Lamy y esta ciuda. Este obliga a los
~yiajeroB q pasar de cinco q SETS horan
en- Lamy antes de poder venir a San
Ia Fe o de tomaf dos trenes para el
criente o Ell poniente. Ell carbon que
Sc ahorra al guitar estos trenes es
muy insignificante con las dificultades
que encierra oil case. .Esta acci6n
hacia Santa Fe, Sc siente much0 mas
debidO al hecho que mientras que las
minas de carbon del pals no han traba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

Clmarron. Die, 15.- IN anciano llal
mado Davis. quien por muchos amos ha
yivid0 Of estH victndad fue cncontrado
muerto q III lado del camino 81 Misr-
coles dc IL semana pasade. Cuando
Sc encontr6 ei cuerpo estaba helado,
y 30 cree quo el frfo 10 matd. Hacia
alguu tempo que Davis padecia y Sc
Que Gallo de 81 casa y 81 fffo
10 hizp perocer Sera sepultado on on
cementcrio local
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
la vENTA De plELEs PoR Los
CAzADoREs DEL ESTADo A.
MONTAN A 91.z27.00.

Sc ha anunciado que Ia suma deri-
vada de la vente dc fpieles por los
cazadores del eetado por los ultimos
tres meses amont6 d S1.727.00. La
piel de lobo SO vendi6 pof Ia suina De
$500. Las pieles de coyote Sc ven
dieron de $500 a So 90. 11S Sc ven-
dieron por $500; 20 q $500 y so a
$500. Taicher & Company. dc Las
Vegas, los compf6 todos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

az los Nstados Unidos. So ssnefa sin,
ceramente que para 81 ~bienaatar del
fuenic en- general, Ia comisi9h sobre
plecios juhtos SO inferesaran en- Sd
obra, q fin de que 80 consisH hlRnpa
inedtda AZ aiivio para u pueblo de 70.
do el estado."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
sAsoREA listed sUs coMIDAs.

81 a listed no lie ~asientan sus conf
tas 0 no las saborea, su digestion esta
afectada. Coma moderadamente, es-
pecialmente carnes, m%astique sus ali
mentos bien. Dele pasar a 10 menos
einco horas entire cada comida y to-
me una Pastilla de Chamberlain in
mediatamente despues de la Q n y
listed pronto halIar4 que sus comidas
son un verdadero placer.
Z De yenta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

en- cada condado, ha sugerido como
2tnias e ueiehsA' pero uue
solanlente q usen I'M uitimo III
vursoi q estapiecimiento ae tiehaas
por q HoeieFho, el use ee N fppa
fieja, yle eoAnpfa conjuhtn az c0nu
h.uAu ue ios centres Aue Nenuen ~
pos maser.
20 pfineramehts qne se "
W ks.a4iSnev DvhuAupro Nos MiA snn
ptvp " - vvMisioh Hppte ptscivs ~
eos ueDvh lniQfmaf AAos ~pnnehc,Anus
ahe se les haile naclenuo e4'
n9Ipi1Hntess que sus preclos son e1cssl
fvs y y estp ~ trae nanbNn lesuieauv
pueho ehkvqeeh aepe lhIoImaIseie uel
nechu y , ~ tiheai ue ols
erato.
~ ~ ttehaAH teuetA
aes y - tvtlpfh un c1AAunluea ~ ~
siereh unlenmssiss ~ cnAeH ,aVhve ~
aos 2 Vttus fempaioA Msn1s uFastl
~ neyaA asoeanv sth III 8
sosuitauv uesohuvy otq
~ eseos eurspH AeslA 81 ueitineR'e
az ios conietc'thtes iochiss
La sabu'ents ~ ~ eNft~ VApSuiuN Noi
q GDpefnauoh !.
| xacf6a AZ * rnfnt1ixN Al NefaAa SOME
nrecirs i,,ssnr y ~ le1 S.Se1~nsisin,,ss
X Sars ~hnnsSas;e wv t~sanrSsSm ~ y
~nraeiaS de }cSoe Ice sSeenS 49, ! rnsao'
di6adna II ia visla \ IN NJ a,se en
"a vsnta ~ asYsS III sasssn,sdnr $3.50
Y Yenta ae estaa = eohsnm'nons IS ae
PsrLnI,A q c~ohiefelahts que Venoa "
ies fticniV ~ que habH VIVA ~
lusea y leslllma, sesnn ulstlhsuiaa ue
Nj 81 eefner1n nara cSnsoutr asta
resnIfado q enpIafa II sSc,,isnfa 10.
ii ~ 1sr1eadar 81 rua1 ashe ssr obsar
IA Al ,stedaa.
9primero M cada c;,,dad niaz,
4 aldaa 81 cada mn a. loa condaaoe
daI esfado donde AZ condncen cnmer.
sins nara vender nfectna Saeoa mar.
eaderfas ' meTcanclas al n6hlico an
GENERAL iehe habar ma rh,n;ai6n 81.
nre nrecios insto Il n-ras,dente Ne cu.
% dicba cnmisi6n daha ser ncroh,ado
nor III mieinhro "a 81 con,isi6n Va 81.
iado sohra n~racios i,Srfns on dicho
ondado ma ii n~raaiSente local nom.
bra j IDS n1iamhros az Il cor,iai6n IL.
cal Gl escoger Ios miembras nne
-romnondran asts 'cAn,is;6n 90 deha ta.
ser c,,idado de.rnnmbrar nersonas IL
smbos sexos Tuien4s "a s,,nonea ome
cnmnrenden y conocan on nm modo
General 81 vaIor de- tales romndidas I
necesarios ! ouienas Is Unforeseen en-
8 nhra :, c~,,ienns an on;ni6n doI n~e:
sidente Il r~onslderen dantro 10 Il,
uuriadiccj6n nnA, h,,adan cnnaeenir los
resmltados n,,e 81 dasaan
aSae,mdo III miemhros a. "a ~.
misi6n dehen ( nor este sa hace eli
febar ~visttar Il. d~ifarenfoa ttendas v
ntrns -luearas IA negocina donda las
,-omodidades i neeesarins Id Ia vida
Il vendan AZ mbIico ~ eaneraI. Y
.btener de- los rasnectivoz maneiadn-
az a. los ,niaa,cs in-formaci6n con
r-esneto III cnsfSl act,,aI IL eilos IN
,Iuvendo 81 cogto Y aastos AZ fodos
ia a~fectos m~ercaderfas y m-ercancfas
aomo plIoa &c las vendan Al cons,mi.
ioy, ' nara acevtar mas axactamente
i, nne IL cnastan I'll comerciante lbs Ia
la artfculos Ii comisi6n dehe deman-
laar me - les mleatran las facfuras
AZ tales afectos mercadarfaa y mer-
~,sncfas ! h,epo deben anertar 81 nre.
III nor al cual a conerciante vende
taIas ssartos marcaderSaa ! marcan-
efas Il nihlico en eenarad ' da faI
informaci6n nnodan carciora ysa Il 81
sn-narciauta $50 hacsando ma oanan-
cia insta q in;msta 81 ii comercian.
Ii asts hacienda ma panancia ininsta
4 eaa hecro dahe IL rsaIa sn,nlia M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
AvISO MPORTANTE.

Todas las c~artas, comunicaciones y ordenes
asi conao giros postales, deberan hacerse q la
Santa Fe New Mexican Publishing Corpo-
ration" y no . nombre de personals particu-
lares, desde esta fecha en- adelante.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
Out OF Town Visitors.

Capt. H. y. Nicholson Of Fort Bliss.
IS in the city guest at Hotel Laugh
lin
Miss B. K Miller Of New York city.
is in FL Paso and is guest at Hotel
Lieut. and Mrs. Z. a. williams Of
Maria Texas, are guests at Hotel
D. c. Taylor OF New Orleans. is a
guest in the city and is registered
at the Laughlin-
Tomas 81cFeathers and family have
moved 10 FL Paso from Vernon. Tex,
and have located at $50 Trowbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Ravel have as
their guests at the Ravel home on
Montana street, Mrs. RaTers sister,
Mrs. A L Silberstein and her daugh-
ter. Miss Gertrude Silberstein. OF
Hope. North Dakota
Trent ". Driscoll. OF the o s. s
Raleigh. is home on furlough- He Is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Geo. T. Nor
gan. and sister Mrs. owen 7. Griffin,
He enlisted the day war was declared
He is firstclass electrician.
Lieut. and Mrs. DOYLE Campbell. re-
Gently stationed with the army al
/ Camp Stanley, were the holiday guests
Of Lieut.. Campbeirs parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. L Campbell, at the Campbell
home on East Rio Grande street
Lieut. and Airs. Campbell left Tuesday
for Philadelphia where he viii re-
sumo his former position as civil en-
! gineer for the Pennsylvania railroad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
Thursdays Calendar
In Ell Paso Society

ALL departments OF the Red Cross
"A shop open in the san Jacinto
plaza CampbelTs jazz band viii play
for the dansant hours OF the after
noon. Mrs. Charles Davis. chairman.
and Mrs. ". d. Wise, vice chairman.
will be in charge OF the tea and
luncheon room and their assistants
viii be captains. Mrs L G. Wither-
spoon, and Mrs. Charles Pomeroy;
mattresses. Miss Elisabeth stevens.
Miss Marian Calnan. Miss Olive Davis,
Miss Esme Grouse, Miss Vera Grouse,
and Miss Sonia Grouse.
Sewing department OF the Red Cross
open in the work rooms OF the White
House. Mrs. A. p. Coles, chairman OF
the sewing department. Mrs Harvey
Gamble, chairman for the day
Comforts committee OF the Navy
league open in the Popular with Mrs
Hayes Watson, Mrs William Jennings
and Mrs. John p. Krause in charge
Mrs Horace Broaddus, chairman Of
woman's work Of the Red Cross viii
be in the work rooms at the White
House from 10 until u a. m. 20 re-
ceive data and reports Of the work
done in the Red Cross.
a meeting OF the board Of directors
OF the Y. " c. A. will be held on
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at the
central building.
Mrs. r. B. Homan Will entertain at
ar informal bridge party in honor OF
Mrs. c. Il. Alexander and Mrs ". W
aIcA1lister Of Dallas. Texas. and Mrs.
C. c. Homan in the afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
FL Pasoans Awau.

Mrs. ]. Marvin. OF 32S Epson avenue,
has gone TO Maria, Tex. on short visit.
E. c. Wade, r., has sent New Year
greetings to friends from Rome, Italy.
and states that he is leaving FOR
Egypt and India. He is in Y NJ C. A.
work
Max A. HOFFMAN. formerly in bust
ness here. has arrived at Nladivo-
stok. Russian Siberia. according 70
word received by his family who live
at 1855 Morenci street de is with
the Y. " c. A. as auditor
Mrs. E. G. Gardner. Of Fl Paso, Is
registered at the Marseilles hotel. In
New York Z. c. Gardner has also
arrived there Many persons from
the west have come to see friends and
relatives who have arrived on the
fleet that now lies at anchor In the
Hudson river.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W Whitney left
Wednesday at noon over the Golden
State limited for St. Louis, where Mr..
Whitney viii attend the Gamers con-
vention, representing the Fsleta can
ming factory. Later they viii visit
Mrs. Whitney's mother. Mrs James
Matthews. in the Matthews homestead
in Van Buren,, Ark. and then they viii
20 TO New Orleans and thence By
steamer to New York City. where they
will be guests OF Pernot Matthews,
brother Of Mrs Whitney
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
TRY MA6NESIA FOR
STOMACH TROUBLE
II Feutrzlizss Stomach Aeidity, Pre-
vsuts Food Fermentation, SouT, Classy
Stomach and Add Indigestion

noubt1ess II you are sufferer ron rom
r-Ff-erffon you have ALREADY lfls-
--rneir- hfsruuth. soda. charco-- az ~ :
~ varfous digestive aids and you
---0-r fhese things viii not cure your
-rouhIe-in some cases DO not even
give relief 80 de-
ant before giving Up hope ana &c &c
-fFfne You are a chronic ogspep ~ -
- ~ ire effect OF little 1isuratea
-----e-fa-not the ordinary com
----=-7-T carbonate. citrate, oxide OF
--fTl- 7l-r+ the pure bisurated mas5ilesl.-
--t1,r --7rr ean obtain from practically
~ 5-urEfst in either powdered OF
80 \ 4easpoonfui Of the powder or
- -owu-essed tablets with nltIe
-.+.- rfrer zour next meal and see
--f-r a difference this makes II vii
f-S-a--fv ueutralize the oangeEo ~,
rarmfuI acid m the stomach VINE me-
10-- causes your food 10 ferInellt anu
------ nakIna gas. wind. 1latulence'
i,.--ff1-7-1 ar5 the bloated OF heaFy,
rr-u- feeling that seems 10 1olio"
---r-f everything Eou eat
vo. viii find that provided you tahe
d. rf-f5s bfsurated magnesla tmmeqlate-
n after a neal you can ear aLLil mus
--~trIre and enjoy II Wllnout an.
LANCER 81 pain OF discomfort 20 lolio's
~ moreover the continued use O.
- rfsr-ated maEuesia cannot 1n1ure
ne stomach in any way 50 long a.
here are any symptoms OF aIla IN
riEeE-lou-AuT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
Musical.

Especially interesting was the pro-
gram rendered by the Mcdowell club.
wednesday afternoon. under the di-
rection OF Mrs W r Brown, at the
Woman's club building. at the regular
meeting Of the music department OF
the Woman's club. OF which Mrs. D Y
Fenuessy is chairman H. W Carrick.
Of the Fifth cavalry. a talented piano
PLAYER. assisted with the program
Mrs. James Sadler, Of San Antonio, a
pianist. gave several numbers The
program consisted Of the following
The Development OF the pianoforte,
Miss Margaret Scnuster-
Beethoven, symphony in G Minor,
Fifth. 1, Allegro; ?. Andante-
Con Motto. duet, Mrs. Miller and Mrs.
Schumann. Ca) IN the Evening"
o. "Whins," Miss Margaret Schuster.
Chopin, --Nocturne in c sharp MIN
or Mrs. Karl Halpern.
Moszkowslzi. Caprice Espagnol.
Miss Eva Crosby
Mcdowell. Ca) The Eagle" Cb)
shadow Dance" (cl Hungarian
Etude." Miss Dorothy Congdon-
Leschetizky. ''Sextet from Lucia di
Lammermoor." for left hand, Miss Nell
lie May Bowen
Songs, (a) Response" Mary Helen
Brown: (b) The Cuckoo" Liza Leh-
man: Ccl Live in Ny Heart Wood
mani, Miss Worcester.
(a) Mcdowell wilde Jagd:" %
Dohauyi "RhapsOdie No. ." tci Pad
erewskf. "Crocovienne.' NJ Carrick.
Mrs Charles Andrews viii be the &C
companist-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
About EIPasoans.

Thomas Baca has moved from 23l2
Bassett TO 1912 East Missouri
Mrs. E. I.awler has moved from s07
Arizona to 1925 Myrtle avenue.
". II. Camp has moved from 2723
Grant avenue TO sos North St Vrain-
D. n. Hassey has moved from 701
West Main 10 1924 Alameda avenue
Mrs. W. J. Page has moved from Al
North Campbell TO 705 North Stanton
Frank Myers has moved from SIS
North Oregon to s13 North Campbell
Mrs. J. N. Bearman has moved from
1915 Myrtle avenue to 1119 san Mar
cial.
I. II. Crumbleton has moved from
111s North Virginia to soc East MIS-
souri,
Mrs. ". ". Morgan has moved from
rs Brown street to 91S san Antonio
J ". Hiatt and family have moved
from 2401 North Copia TO 4SlS Trow-
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Dawson have moved
from 1119 san Marcial to 41z4 west
minister.
moved from 24t1 Montana 10 J2l5
r. W Huber is in the city from
Baltimore, Nd. and is located at 40s
wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Shone have
moved from $500 Douglas and have
taken an apartment at the Alexandria
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ Smith have
bought the property at l+lS East
Boulevard. and have moved there from
1911 North FL Paso street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Swat are the
parents of a baby son. born January
/ 8, at their home. sos Noble street
Miss Karma Deaue is III with in
| fluenza at her home on Oregon street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
Dinners and Luncheons.

A number Of special courtesies are
being given in compliment to Miss
Aida O'Hara. a charming visitor in
the city from Las Cruces, y. NJ, who
is the house guest Of Mrs. J. Ross
Kirwan. wife Of Lieut. Kirwan, OF the
Fifth cavalry. at the attractive Kir-
wan quarters at Fort Bliss. Miss
Marian Calnan was hostess 10 a
luncheon in her honor on Wednesday
and Miss Margaret O'Connor will give
q prettily appointed dinner in her
honor this evening at the Modern cafe.
Mrs. George F. Morgan and Mrs.
Owen Y. Griffin entertained Tuesday
eve with a dinner at their home. in
honor Of Lieut.. Lynn J. Bennett. Of
Mt Clements. Mich, and Trent w
are home on furlOughs. Covers were
laid for Lieut. and Mrs. Lynn J. Ben
nett. Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Morgan.
Miss sally Phipps. Miss Margaret Gil
lespie, Trent ". Driscon. Roscoe
Blankenship. Jimmy stark, Mr.. and
Mrs. owen Y. Griffin
The Square club, an organization OF
high school girls, will entertain with
3 mothers and daughters banquet
at $50 o'clock Friday afternoon at the
7. W. c. A Guests for the occas-
ion include Mr.. and Mrs. r J. Tighe,
Taylor Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Everman,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ". Cathcart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry T. Bowie and Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ A. Warner. Miss Frederick Kip
has charge OF the decorations. Miss
Gladys Booth. the program, Miss
Mary Faris, the banquet
The appointments for the luncheon
to be given by the FL Paso Federation
OF Womens clubs on Saturday at the
Stockmen's hotel, are very dainty, the
menu cards being in the federation
color. yellow and green. A number Of
women Of the city are making reser-
vations for the affair and are enter
tanning friends at luncheon parties
An club women Of the city and their
friends are to be present at this
luncheon which is to be called the
Feast Of the Allies" Reservations
may be made by telephouing Mrs. Pom
der Carter. chairman Of the reserva-
ton committee. her number $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
Raise $4,000
In Chamber Of
COn1merCeDY
Committee Reports Success
In Effort To Secure
New Members.

The campaign for new members
and subscriptions TO the chamber Of
commerce is progressing well. 1t was
said at headquarters Wednesday
morning. IF the business men con-
tinue TO respond in the way they have
been doing. the work OF the commit
tees should be almost closed within a
week, instead Of taking over 90 days,
as has been the rule in the past" said
II. B. Mcdowell. chairman OF the
steering committee
sIO,0OO Subscribed.
ID to the time OF closing Tuesday
night. $4,000 had been actually sub
scribed. but this amount does not rep
resent the sum Of the days work, II
was said. as scores Of men called on
the committees, who had TO consult
with partners or other members OF
their firms before signing the appli-
cation blanks. and Will return within
a dav or two to complete them.
Plan Is Successful
There can be no doubt now that
the plan we have adopted is going TO
produce the results we anticipated.
president o. c. Coles stated 1t has
been sufficiently tested 10 prove that.
We have haG no serious objection to
Il. and do not contemplate any"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

High School Notes.

a Scrap Of Paper" or The Adven-
lures Of { Love Letter" viii be pre-
scented at the high school by the dra-
matte art classes Friday evening.
January L. al SIS. in the high school
auditorium II Is by Sardou, trans
lated into English by J. Palgrave
Simpson This Is the play in which
John Drew and Ethel Barrymore once
starred. The cast is composed OF:
Prosper Couramont ---.--- JACK cole
Baron de Ia Glaciere. Ruben RAPPORT
Brfseemouche LANDED proprietor
and uaturalist) ---- Carlos sisniega
Anole fhis ward) $4,000. Eric Munroe
Baptiste fservant -Gerome Lapowski
Francois Servant OF Prosper
..-.... Dan White
Louise de Ia Glaciere- .--------
Miriam Kotosky
Msdlle Suzanne de Ruseville her
COUSIN ----------- Loose Rllolls
Matrde SISTER 10 Louisel -------
...-...... Nellie May Beauchamp
Maden.oiselIe enohie tsister 10
Brissemouche) --..--. Lucy Harris
Madame Dupont (housekeeper)
.- Elizabeth Morris
Pauline Cmaid) Lillian Wisburn