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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-11-18

33O,2S7.S0 33O,2S7.90
STATE OF IDAHO
County Of Bingham, IS.
H. A. Benson, being first duly sworn,
deposes and says: That he Is the duly
elected and qualified and acting treas
urer of Bingham county; that the fore
going Is true summary of the finan-
cial condition Of Bingham county for
the quarter ending october H., 1919,
as indicated by the books of the county
treasurer's office.
Subscribed and sworn to in my pres
ence by the said H. A. Benson is'2Sth
day of October, 1919.
lSeaD ]. E. GOOD, Probate Judge
STATE OF IDAHO
County of Bingham, IS.
F. M. Fisher, being first duly sworn,
deposes and says: That he is the duly
elected, qualified and acting ex-officio
county auditor, that the foregoing is
true summary of the financial condi-
lions of Bingham county for the quar-
ter ending October II, 1919, as indi-
Gated by the books of the county aud
itor's office.
F. M. FISHER,
o." + Ex-Officio County Auditor.
Subscribed and sworn to in my pres
ence by the said f. M. Fisher and by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
FL Pnsoans Awau.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Mathews. OF lOl5
Brown street. accompanied by their
little niece, Eugenia smith left sun
day afternoon for san Diego, Calif,
where they viii make their home M
and Mrs. Mathews have resided In Fl
Pas0 for some time
S 3. Hadlock left today at noon
over the Golden State limited for Bos-
ton in response TO a message announc-
ing the serious illness Of his father,
W. A. Hadlock- Mr. Hadlock Is max
ing the trip as hurriedly as possible
for his fathers death is expected at
any time.
aIr. ana Mrs. c. y. Bassett are leav-
ing the middle of next week for Los
Angeles. where they will spend few
days before going to one OF the
beaches near Los Angeles Mr. Bassett
viii return 10 FL PasO in about a
month. and Mrs Bassett viii spend
the rest Of the summer at the various
beaches on the coast
First Lieut. John II. Sweeney, IT,
seventh cavalry. received his dis
charge Wednesday last and is leaving
tonight for his home in Hartford.
Conn Lieut. Sweeney is graduate Of
Yale. 1910. and before entering the
service was sales manager OF the Man
ternach company, advistising, Hart
ford. Conn. He returns 10 his former
position on the sales staff and also
resumes his position as secretary OF
the Charter oak Advertising club Of
Hartford
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
Pupils of Lamar School to Present
ODeretta at High School Saturday

DIPlLS OF Lamar school VIII preseul
L "Hansel and Gretel." a little op-
eretta. in the auditorium OF the hign
school at ESQ Saturday afternoon
Those taking part and the program
follow.
Act l. The home Of the broom
maker; prelude. Mrs. Walter Pou5-
ford. first scene; "HanseL~ la Verne
Matthews: "Gretel.~ Eloise jones'
children at work; second scene: Ger
trude" (mother). Margaret Amelon:
surprises children wasting time;s
third scene- Peter" ffarherl. william
Irby: brings home his days earnings.
witches chorus. Loretta Zachary
Esther katz, Edna Mae Schret1ier,
Ruth Osborne. Elizabeth Rogers Sa-
rah Davis, Miriam RAPPORT Marjorie
Congdon, Ruth Youngberg. Claudia
Morris, Jeanette Van Naldenberg,
Ruth Howard, Lucille Courtney and
Emma Mae Littlejohn.
Act H. In the forest; prelude, Mrs
Walter Ponsford. first scenes children
lost ia the forest; second scene- sand
man tthe sleep fairy)- Howard Finley;
evening prayer. Mary Ebert, Mary
Mattisou. Hazel Beall. Edison Carlisle,
Callita Johnson, Georgia West Clar-
cnce Il4oLsoul OtlS Coles vernon NC
Chesney, Albert Viescas. Thurm0nd
Coggin. Marian Gardner, Leola Robin
H-rv Virginia Homan. Ruth Hep
burn Joseph Fried. Evelyn Howard.
--...l4- Dol lllers, Matilda Arellauu
Margaret Stewart. Nanola Lane. Cath
crime BRENT Adelina Miranda, Clyde
Worcester, Herbert Goodloe, Robert
Walshe, Charles Yaffe. Teddy Poll.
John Chapman and Roy Gibson; third
scene; angels (pantomlme) Elsie
Bauer. Annie B. McChesney Helen
Winters. Juanita Williams. Mary Has
sell. Glynn Lessman, Lou Evelyn
Craver, Annie Heron, Carmen Bun
sen. Blanche Turbeviue. Irene Cat
tegno. Maude Hardy. Thelma Com
stock and Dorothy StOddard-
Act III The witches house; pre-
lude, Mrs. Walter Ponsford; first
scene: Dew fairy. Marjorie Finley;
fairy dance, Lucille Ross Jacqueliue
Hotchkiss, Betty Dane Huling, Eliza
beth Brown. Betty Colt. Ruth Buchan-
an, Louise HaiEht. sara Persons. An
ME Lou Ebert Mary Anna LISA and
Virginia Morris; second scene- The
witches house appears; third scene
The witch, Lille Staten: the witch
appears, fourth scene- The witch dies
and the gingerbread children are
saved. the gingerbread children. Hazel
Kennedy, Willie Schreffler. Mamie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
.EI Pasoans Returning.

Mai Richard Burgess is expected 70 70
arrive in the city on Monday evening
from New York city
Joe Rudnicz. formerly Of the army
stationed at TT. Bliss, returned 4nuta-
dav from Albuquerque. n A-s Where
he was on a business trip.
Mrs. James L Mari returned Thurs
dav from Long Beach. where she spent
the past ten weeks at hotel virginia
Mr. Mari spent two weeks with ms
wife on the coast returning 20 FL
.Paso several weeks aso-
sergt C. W. Johns. who for the past
ten months has been overseas with Lhe
American ELpeditionary forces, WHITES
that he VIII arrive in the city on April
.2S He IS in Fort Worth SersL Jones
will again resume his position with
the Wilson Millc1n COMPANY ne v -
stationed at Fort Bliss as recruiting
non comm ssioned officer some time
prior TO his leaving for overseas ana
was. before his station at Fort Bliss,
in Mexico with Pershing's troops
Flovd p German IS visiting his
mother Mrs s. ID. ScloltZ. 90 Norm
Piedras. and his sister, Mrs i. J.
Butterfield. while on turlough rom
Mare Island. Calf. German has been
In me nav since July. 1918. He re-
ceived his training az Goat island
san Francisco. Calf. and was lortu-
nate enough TO be sent On ships Wnlcn
took him 10 Honolulu, Snanslal,
China TOkahoma. Japan Mania
Naragalzf. Japan. Vladivosrok. Slbe-
ria and Sandwich islands. While he
was in the Philippines he contracted
influenza and was sent TO Mare island.
German was a railroad man here be-
fore enlistinE In the navy lie ls
first class petty otflcer in me nav
He returns 90 Mare Island Friday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
Saturdays Calendar
In Local Society

UNFOLDING at s o'clock at St Glenn
w ents Episcopal church OF Ross H
Arnold and Miss Phyllis Adele Rout-
ledge.
The Maccabees. FL Paso Review No.
20, viii give a dance at Liberty hall
on Saturday evening.
Benefit card party on Saturday aft
ernoon at Hotel Sheldon, given by
the Pan-Hellenic association for the
fund for the French orphan adopted
by the organization.
The Wade Hampton chapter L ..
C. viii hold memorial service on
saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock at
Evergreen cemetery.
knitting department Of the Red
Cross open in the Red Cross shop in
the san JacintO plaza Mrs Horace
Broaddus. chairman OF the women's
Red Cross work Of El Paso- Mrs T. s.
stewart. chairman OF the knitting de-
nartm emf; airs. G. =. Kelly. vice chair
man, Mrs. II. II. Stark viii be chair
man for the morning hours Mrs
Charles Auer. chairman for the after
noon hours Knitting instructors, Mrs
p NJ Bell. Mrs HAYES Watson. Mrs
p Brown and Miss Aenes Stewart
Meeting in the Knights OF Pvthias
han on Stanton street Of New Frank
lin lodge No 1913. women's society of
the 3. of l. F. and brotherhood lodges
No 757. 135 and GO in joint session.
Meeting Mt . o'clock Saturday after
noon at No . Palms Court Of the
board Of directors OF the Philanthrop-
ic Cooperat alive Hospital and Gentle
folks home. A meeting at o'clock at
ors of the Home for Aged and Orphan
aEa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
Officers of 82d Field Artillery Give
Dance, Preceded by Dinner by Colonel

A MOTHER Of the very delightful
n social affairs given during the
season by the officers Of the send
field artillery was the dance AID
buffet supper given at the Country
club on Thursday evening under the
direction Of the social committee Of
the regiment. Lieut. II. A. Barn
hart, Lieut. C. H Bowers and Lieut.
J. L. Holman.
For the occasion. the club house
was decorated with American flags
and regimeutal flags and quantities
OF american Beauty roses, which were
no 1airer than the numbers OF pretty
society girls present. Among the
cancers on Thursday evening were
Brig. Gen James B. Erwin. Col and
Mrs James j. Hornbrook. officers
OF the other regiments garrisOned
here
Prior TO the dance, Col T. 2. Merrill.
commanding officer Of the send. gave
a Beautifully appointed dinner at the
club honoring Lieut. Col Henry L.
Newb9ld, VINO has recently arrived to
Join the regiment. and Mai. and Mrs
carl Clifton Kruger. who have ar
rived from their honeymoon trim 10
points In California The table for
The dinner service was very attractive
with quantities Of American Beauty
roses and other appointm ents in
keeping with the blossoms used in
decoration Places were marked for
Col Merrill Lieut. Col NewboId. Mai
ana Mrs Kruger. Mrs. Steele VVof-
Ayns, Miss Mildred Rogers. Miss
Nelhe Nay Bowen. Miss Mary Fiji
MSS Estelle Berrien, Miss Frances
Smith, Miss Elizabeth stevens cant
e G. Hutchinson, Capt r. D. Dele
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
Program of Wade Hampton Chapter
For It's Memorial Exercises Saturday

A PROGRAM viii be given at Ever
n green cemetery Saturday after
noon by wade Hampton chapter,
United Daughters Of the Confederacy.
at 8 o'clock in honor Of memorial day
and is 70 be held in tribute to the
Confederate dead and 10 the fallen he
roes Of the present war
Rev. W. NJ. Farley. chaplain OF the
southwestern division OF the Sons Of
the Confederacy. viii have charge Of
the ceremonies. which are TO include
Invocation
Hymn, How Firm A Foundation. q"
favorite hymn Of Jefferson Davis
sung by the assembly.
Patriotic airs, including star
SpanEled Banner drum corps OF the
high school
"Reminiscences from a Real Daugh-
ter" Mrs C.. C.. Crews.
Placing OF official wreath for Con-
federate dead by the chapters patron
saint. Mrs F. ~ Lawrence
Flowers viii be placed on the graves
by Children of the Confederacy, cos
tuned in white.
Eulogy for the Confederate dead.
Rev. Hubert n Smith.
LAANEN from ENAAH NA AaaN HHaAAANH-
eracy. Capt. John ~ Harris. who VIII
also read a letter from Gen Pershing
TO the chapter.
Honor drill. by the cadet student
body of the high school to accOmpani-
ment Of the drum corps.
Placing OF an official wreath and a
eulogy TO the go FL Paso men who
sleep under the peoples Of Flanders
and the lilies of France by a returned
com ra6e Eergt Henry SWearlngen-
Hymn. "Beulah Land
Mrs. p. j.. Splawn viii have charge
Of the children taking part in the
ceremony and viii meet them at AS
bury Methodist church at 80 oclo k.
Mrs. A. w. Bittick viii have charge
Of the flowers and official wreaths-
Guy Mckay viii have charge Of the
refreshments. which are 20 be served
in the park for the children
Circle c OF the Woman's auEiiiary
Of Central Baptist church met with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
LODGES and Clubs.

New Franklin lodge No. 135. WON
Z ems society Of the 3. Of L. F. and the
D brotherhood lodges No 757, 135 and
664, viii hold @ joint meeting on sat
urday evening at s o'clock in the
I Knights o fpythias hall on Stanton
| street
Willow grove No. 81. Woodmsn cir
Gle held very enjoyable all day. get
/ together meeting Thursday in T. o. o.
I F. hall The guests each brought bas-
[ kets Of lunch. which was spread IN
7 picnic style. Those on the committee
were Mrs Matilda Burroughs, Mrs
Bertha Heitgen and Mrs Mamie FL
Eura This VIII be the last OF the all
I day meetings during the summer
months. In the afternoon the regular
business meeting was held.
This evening at Alta Vista school @
/ s o'clock the Epworth league OF Asbury
Methodist church viii present a play
let entitled "A PerpleXing Situation
which viii be opened with piano solo
by Miss Nina Ballentine- The cast FOL
lows.
Mr.. Middleton. Arthur Jolly
Mrs Middleton ....- Miss Mary Nation
Jessie. the daughter Miss Emma Nation
sue, another daughter ..-----------
..---...-.....-...l Miss Ruth Brown
Tom. a son-.-.......--R Roy Macomber
Lucy. a niece. Miss Josephine Weaver
Dr. Reynolds Leon HOllaman
Alexander Wilson. ----- Leon Temple
Mary, the maid Miss annie harper
Fritz. the hired man Harry stiles
Between acts the following program
IS 10 be presented
Miss Hazel Wells
Reading -.--......--.-- Miss CosgrOve
Vocal solo .--.---M Miss Marjorie Ellis
TabIeau, His Old Sweetheart"
Roy Sewel1 and ten girls
Betty Miss Claribel Harper
kate. Miss Nina BaIlentine
Blanch, the actress Miss Jeanet Faller
Elizabeth. the college girl
Miss Martha Blankenship
Helen. the debutante Amelia Harper
Clara, the summer girl----
--. INSTRUMENTATION Miss Vera Greer
Tegia. the widow Miss Lucille Watson
Janet, the riding girl....-. .-...-------
.....------....N Miss Vivian Brown
Mildred. the winter girl
Miss Edith Harvey
Mary, the bride Miss Mildred Wells
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

Mrs y. N. Milan Thursday afternoon
Mrs J. T. Hollis presiding. After a
song Mrs. Hollis read the 18th chapter
OF Matthew. following with a poem
entitled Christ and the Children"
Mrs. ~ L. Strong led in prayer. The
secretary, Mrs Outz. read the minutes
Of the previous meeting and a short
business session was held. Mrs. Nc
Chesney explained the plans Of Cen
traI church to buy a $4,000 Victory
bond The circle planned to help on
the bond Mrs Hollis made a report
on the dinner served at the Red Cross
tea room which was approved Mrs.
McChesney was appointed to visit the
Baptist sanatOrium once a month, Sc
Letting some member each time TO ac-
company her. A musical number was
greatly enjoyed and two vocal selec-
tions by Mrs Y. West A social hour
followed with refreshments served by
the hostess. assisted by Miss NJ Mel
son and Miss n. 7. Milan The next
meeting viii be held at Mrs McChes-
ney's home. She viii be assisted by
Mrs Y. West, Mrs Lanier. Miss E.
Sturgeon, Mrs j. l. Hollis ana MS
H. U. Strong
The Girls Reserve corps Of the jun
Tor high school Of the Y. W. G. A. held
a meeting with their president, Miss
Mary Louise Simpson, on THURSDAY
afternoon ia the gymnasium OF tle
association building on Franklin
street Games were PLAYED, BON
bardment" was the favOrite- After
visit TO the swimming pool. the guests
went 10 the club rooms. where punch
was served by Miss Blanche Campbell
and Mrs S v. Young. The next meet
ing viii be a service squad meeting
with the corps entertaining the
seventh A grade girls OF the villas.
Morehead and Bailey schools They
are entertaining these girls so rhal
when they enter high school IN the
autumn they may already have be-
come acquainted
A meeting OF the board OF directors
of the Philanthropic Cooperative Hos
pital and Gentlefolks' Home VIII be
held Saturday at o'clock at No ?.
Palms Court a meeting OF the board
of directors for the home for aged and
.ornhanage viii be held at g o'clock at
the same place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
Ouf OF Town Visiio7s

W C. Griffith. OF Seattle. is a guest
at Hotel Laughlin-
L. z. Foster. Of ella. y. NJ, Is a
guest at Hotel Laughlin-
A A. and P A Jones. Of Gallup. n
NJ are guests at Hotel sheldon
Miss Edith Stone. OF Deming. n n,
is registered at Hotel Laughiin-
F. $. KTbern. OF Los Angeles. Calf.
is registered at Hotel Laughlin.
1Ir. AID Mrs. C. c. Rains. OF Tyrone.
". ", are guests At Hotel Laughlin-
8Ir. and Mrs J. C. Conner, Of Dallis.
Tex. are registered at the Laughlin-
Miss II. Lucille Dwyer. Of Washing
ton. D. C., IS a guest at Hotel Laugh
lin
Lieut. Col F. z. Foster OF the United
States army is a guest at the Laugh
3Ir. and Mrs. William Hogan. Of Bax-
ter, Iowa, are guests at Hotel Laugh
lin
Mrs. P J. Dunn. Of Douglas. Ariz,
IS registered at Hotel Paso del Norte,
Col Fred Bowler. Of Prescott. Ariz-
was registered at the sheldon hotel
Thursday.
Andy Durginin, Of Denver. Colo. IS
among the list Of guests at Hotel
LauEhlln-
8Ir. and Mrs. H. " Hancock. Of san
lIarcial. n. NJ. are In the city and are
guests at Hotel LauEhlin.
Father NJ Oher priest Of the Cath
Ole church at Mora. y NJ. is reg
istered at Hotel Paso del Norte-
J. II. Nail Of Fort Worth. is the
guest Of his daughters. Mrs ~ j.
Stimson and Mrs ebert Carstairs-
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Parker. Of Silver
City, y. NJ. are guests in the city and
are registered at Hotel Laughlin-
Lieut.. Lawrence n. Zant is in the
city the guest Of his uncle. ". W Col
Inns. He is en- route 10 Schenectady,
n " where he has q position with
the general Electric company. Lieut..
Zant recently received his discharge
from the army after serving 10 months
with the air service as a flying Of
ffcer- He was stationed for some time
at March field. Riverside, CaliL-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

A CHARMING hospitality OF Thurs
n day was the bridge party given by
Mrs. Edward A Dow in compliment to
Mrs. C. a. Dewitt. who viii leave in a
few days for san Antonio 10 join her
husband. 1Iaj. Dewitt OF the United
states army. After being in san An
tonic for a month, the DeWitts viii
leave for the Philippines for station.
The attractive Dow home was ar
tistic with decorations OF pink roses
for the pretty courtesy. Mrs Dow pre-
scented the honor guest with dainty
guest prize and Miss Dora O.keeete
made high score and received tirst
prize in the bridge game. A salau
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
4 Charming Courtesy to Mrs. Dewitt
Is Given in the Form of Card Party

course and ices were served at the
conclusion Of the game
Mrs. Porter Dent assisted Mrs Dow
in receiving and entertaining the
guests who numbered Mrs. Dewitt.
Mrs Lloyd Birmingham. Miss Dora
O'Eeefe. Mrs. George Pound. Mrs Carl
Rinemond. Mrs LeBarOn. Mrs Halter
and AIRS. Stone.
Mrs Porter Dent VIII entertain with
a tea at the Dent home on Montana
street on Saturday afternoon for Mrs
Dewitt. and another delightful cour-
tesv for her viii be a tea given on
Tuesday by Mrs. Lloyd Birmingham
Mrs z. " Bray is hostess this az
ternoon 20 the members Of the Pioneer
Bridge club at her home on North FL
Paso street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
Dinners and Luncheons.

The meeting Of the Friday Lunch
con club was postponed from today
until Friday. May .. and at this time
Mrs. Arthur L Mcknight viii be host
ess
saint Joseph's Alter society viii en-
terrain with a silver tea on Tuesday
afternoon, April %, from tn ,
o'clock, at the home Of Mrs. n T.
Fordham. 5605 Douglas street
A short program viii be rendered
Mrs. Fordham viii be assisted in en-
tertaininE by Mrs. 7. j. Froussard
Mrs II j. Gunther AMI Airs. S. Alex
-rder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
about EIP1soans.

Mai. J. c. Donald, stationed at Fort
Bliss. is a guest at the Laughlin-
r Epperson has moved from 50l
Cliff street to go North Stanton
Robert c. Stryker has moved from
1903 1Iundy TO the Shelter Terrace
Mrs D. F. Baldef has moved from
2202 Texas street 10 f01 East Nevada
" g. Herdith has moved from
iietai Acun 20 109iz South Oregon
street
AIRS. s. 2. Patton. wife Of Maj. Pat
ton. who underwent a serious opera
ton ar Hotel Dieu. is improving
Mrs. Tom 3. Newman and baby son.
Tom, IT, returned Wednesday from
Hi, y II. where they were the guests
OF DR.. and Mrs. C.. l. Hill. DR.. and AIRS.
Xii and Miss Mary Hill accompanied
Mrs. Newman home. They made the
trip by automobile. Lieut.. Newman,
who is in France. is expected home
within a few weeks
A baby daughter was born this
morning at Hotel Dieu 70 Mrs Rake
straw. wife Of David q. Rakestraw-
The little maiden's name is to be Nir-
ginia Cornwall Rakestraw. her
mothers name. Mrs. RakestraW IS one
OF the three daughters Of M and
Mrs H =. Cornwall Mr.. Rakestraw
has returned to his business in Fl
Paso after service as lieutenant in
the army.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
Weddings.

Mr. and Mrs 6. a. Spouseller, whose
marriage occurred In Las Cruces on
April II. viii leave in few days lor
Arizona. where they viii spend the
summer months at the Sponseller
ranch. After the summer season they
viii omen their winter home in PhOe-
nix. Ariz. where they are 10 make
their home Prior TO her marriage,
Mrs. Sponseller was Mrs. Fern spren-
ger. Of Sacramento, Calf, and was a
guest some time before her marriage
OF Mrs. 10. C. Kinney. at the Kinney
home on Myrtle avenue
Eat squabs-Phs.-SS 35-4S7J2-Adv.
Phone 40. Autos for hire.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
BUREAU FOR RETURNING MEN
TO Met IN THE CITY HALL

The report Of field secretary NJ. X
Redding Of the bureau for returning
soldiers and sailors viii be heard to-
night at the weekly meeting Of the
executive committee of the bureau in
the basement Of the city hall The
meeting place Of the bureau was re-
Gently changed to the city hall from
the county courthouse. ample space
having been provided for the meeting
in the former place An unusual
number OF men have been provided
with work during the past week by
the bureau.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
Parties

A meeting IS TO be held this eve
ming at o'clock at the First Baptist
church Of all the Young Peoples Bap-
fist unions. The program follows
Address. Rev. Hin Baptist Baptist
camp pastor at Fort Bliss
Vocal solo, Mrs Joseph Deane.
Piano solo. Miss Lorraine Lacy
Reading Mt. Cauard.
At the conclusion Of this program a
social hour viii be enjoyed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

Sue Ezeu. Thornton Gamble. Alfred
Ware. Demar King Violet kibbler,
Margaret Wilmington. Esther Farner,
Virginia Baehr. Edith Armstrong.
Harrison Hughey. Jean Mattison, Con
stance Buchanan. John Bischo9f. James
Pickering. Claude Herndon, John Clan
ton. Lois Mcconnell Edward wade,
Bertha Archer. George Drake, Gerda
Lunebrig. Doris Seldom. Marcus
Simon. John Ezell Martha Harris,
Donald Meyer. Eerna hughes, Grace
Ferguson. Constance Gusrars Joe Lea,
Louis Munoz- Robert Dunlap. Ernest
Dupuy. Robert Gustav. ola Mae Tai
bot. Louis Mitchell Elizabeth Harper
and Josephine Soda
The seniors Of the high school met
IN the bows study hall at 9-45 Fri
day morning for business meetlns-
Class 2A met in the science lee
ture room for a short meeting
AT $3.50 class I b NEE in room SO
for a short meeting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
Army

The regular Friday evening dance
will be given at Camp Pershing this
evening. Automobiles will be waiting
at Hotel sheldon at 1880 o'clock 70 con-
vey guests TO the post for this dance
which viii be given by the 305th
motor truck company. Mrs. william
Wallace and Mrs y. Del Campo will
chaperon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

AIRS. Maurice Hewlett, who was the
first English woman 10 qualify as an
airpiane pilot mad who knows Taore
about airplane construction and fly
ing generally than. in all probability.
any other member Of her sex in
Europe. is on her way 10 New Yea
lana. but viii stop in the United
States for a short time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

FL Paso Review No. 40 viii hold a
dance at Liberty Hail April g. Ad-
mission Sl-0O.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

hanty. Capt D. A. Conner. Lieut. G. H.
Bowers, and Lieut. H. A Barnhart.
Music for the evenings dancing
hours was rendered by the regimental
band Of the send and a buffet supper
was served in the summer dining
room at the clubhouse
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

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