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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26
0uf OF Town Visiio7s

i. l. Gilmore. Of Deming. Y ". is
q guest at Hotel del Norte.
w E. Jones Of Las Cruces. y n. is
registered at Hotel sheldon
T. F. Thornton Of Douglas, ArIz-
is registered at Hotel del Norte.
". T. Macdonald. Of Harper, Ariz-
IS registered at Hotel Paso del Norte
A. u. Tyler and 70. 7. Binn. of Dem
ing, MN. are registered at Sheldon
hotel
HoroId C.. E. Spence and Mrs Spence
of at RO~1l- \. IL. are registered at
Hotel del Norte.
Walter caster. and family. OF
Sw8etwater. Tex. are registered at
the sheldon hotel
capt J. IT. shelton and Capt p. J.
tered at Hotel Sheldon
AIRS. T. ". Barbee Of san Antonio.
Texas. arrived in the city on Friday
and IS guest at Hotel OrndOrff. She
viii make her home here iu the future.
AIRS. II. H Fitzpatrick and daughter,
CorEelia- Of Marta. Texas, are house
guests of Mrs Kilnatricl1's sister Mrs.
r r. Ellison. Of 1114 East Nevada
street
r. C.. Downs Of Memphis. Tenn. is
en- the city q guest at Hotel Paso del
Norte lfr. Downs VIII be Joined hr
his wife I'm a few weeks and they VIII
make thelr home in FL Paso in the
future.
Mrs. Blanche Ball is in the city
from her home at La Mesa n. a.
the Sunshine Valley ranch. Mrs Ball
formerly lived in FL Paso and she
is the guest Of a number Of her
friends here
Mrs. n B. Ament and son-Charles A.
Ameut. left for their home in Demine.
" ~. on Thursday. after being the
house guests Of Mr. and Mrs sam
Watkins for several weeks at the
Watkins home. I'm Kern Place
Mrs Elizabeth Tevan. of Chicago.
who has been the guest Of Mrs. Mar
Earet Walsh Leonard for the past
three months left Friday on TIE Cold
en- State limited for her home Mrs
Tevnau has many friends in the city
and was the recipient Of many social
courtesies during her visit here
Miss Elsie Blame. Of Manchester,
England. Is visiting Mrs s X Al
bright. Of this city. Miss Blame has
been in FL Paso about a month. COM
ing here directly from England She
and Mrs Albright were school friends
in England. Miss Blame is a teacher
in the Manchester schools. and very
much interested I'm social work. She
has not decided when she viii return
to ENGLAND
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26
FL Paso Federation of Women'S Clubs
To Give Visiting Nurses a Luncheon


THE FL Paso Federation Of Women
l Clubs VIII meet Monday. April IS
at ESQ p. m, in the banquet room OF
the L o. O. r. hall In the absence
Of the president, Mrs. Ponder S. Car
ter. the vice president AIRS. Julia A.
sharp. VIII preside Final arrange
ments viii De made for the luncheon
which the Federation viii extend TO
the Registered Nurses convention
which VIII be held In FL Paso in May.
Mrs o. A. Critchett. president Of the
Equal Franchise league. VIII address
the meeting relative to the -TOwner
educational bin" Mrs s J. Fennell
VIII read a chapter Of the federation
history
The State Flower Literary and
Crochet club met az the home OF MIS-
Friday afternoon The rooms were
q bower Of honevsuclzle and American
Beauty roses. The afternoon vas spent
I'm fancy needle work and a talk on
foods. salads and their preparation, by
Mrs John A. Phillips "The Grafton OF
Brutus" by Julius Caesar, was given
hv 1frs D0uEhertv. Mrs. s. r. Horn
had charge Of the music on the VIC
trOla- The hostess served three
course luncheon. the color motif. red
and yellow. being used Mrs. J. A
Phillips and 1Trs. w C.. smith assisted
the hostess ATS L. p McChesney and
Mrs. Everett r. Taylor were welcomed
fnto the club as new members, Miss
Elizabeth Davis being a guest Of the
club. Miss Davis is visiting Miss
Elizabeth TAYLOR Miss Davis is now
living at Carlsbad. n. 81 The guests
and members present were 1Irs. Ed
McConachic. A. IT. Horn u p. Nc
Chesney. T. A. Phillips. W C. smith.
7. II. Pctison. Everett E Taylor Miss
Davis. Miss Eucola Horn and E.lizanet
and Grace McChesney- The Club
meets in two weeks on Friday with
AIRS. Ed 1IcConachic, on Louisville
street
Asburv Missionary society met
Thursdav in the church parlOrs A
large number OF member were pres
ent Miss Alice Care Of Trinity. gave
a talk on Wesley House" and the
Centenary" 1Irs. Herbert Smith and
Mrs W r. Bush prayed for the great
work being done By the Methodist
church. Mrs. A. A. I.awler sang THE
Debt Unknown" Mrs W. s. Sharp
gave the scripture lesson. and Mrs.
Sharp and Mrs J. n. Head took the
thanks offering. Mrs J. T. Head. Mrs.
c. p. Helm. Mrs. W. W. Care and Mrs
A. A. LAWYER each read a verse on the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26
ELPasoans Returning.

Lieut.. F. z. Esslinger. brother OF
j. /. Essllnger. Of FL Paso, who is
Just back from France, where ne
served in the aviation corps, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs Esslinger this week,
at their home. 619 Prospect
Mrs. J. H. James. Of sOl Mundy ave-
nue.. returned Monday from a three
months visit TO her brother and his
wife. DR.. and MIS- C. h Hirshfieid- or
Oklahoma City. Okla While on the
trip Mrs James went from Oklahoma
City 20 Little Rock. Ark, where she
spent about a week with her sister
and brotherinlaw, Mr. and Mrs S p.
Scott and family. Of that city Mr.
Scott IS president OF the Scott-Myer
wholesale commission company, OF Lit
tie Rock. Mrs. James was accompa-
MED on the trip by her son, Clifford
Henry James.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26

Of INTEREST 70 friends, both OF
" civilian and army circles. is the
announcement Of the marriage OF
Mai. Forest E. Wood. Of New York
City. to Miss Anne Holmes. Of this
city. during the past week The we'd
ding took place in Las Cruces. the
Rev. T. L. Lallance officiating Miss
Mary smith and Capt Williams H.
Manning motored with the bride and
groom to Las Cruces and were their
attendants.
Mrs. Wood was lovely in a tailleur
Of dark blue cloth. Hickson model
worn with a cape Of Russian fitch fur
Her hat was q model In black and her
corsage bouquet Of Catherine Mermet
roses.
Mai Wood, who recently returned
from a visit 20 New York and Wash
fngton was formerly in command OF
the 18th ammunition train. and was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26

Centenary" Mrs Helm advised the
women regarding a cake sale at Stand
ard Grocery No 1 on May 3 This
money viii 90 toward the church debt
Mrs. Fred H. DOugherty presided
and gave talk on Our Task in the
City, and "The Tither~ The meet
.ins closed with the Lords prayer
The loyal Women's Bible class held
its monthly business meeting in the
assembly room Of the First Christian
church. on Thursday at 9 o'clock Mrs.
II. Allen. the president. presided at
the meeting, and the devotional was
led by AIRS. Il F. Jones. a quartet
was rendered by the following mem
oers; Mines / s Peacock, L. G. Had
ley. F. Pteger. C. B. WooduL ac-
comDanied by Mrs. T. f. Patterson.
After the meeting adjourned social
hour was spent. followed by delicious
refre shneuts, consisting OF brick ice
cream and home made cake served by
Mrs Otis Jones and Mrs. r F. Gale.
who we've the hostesses for the aft
ernoon.
Miss Elizabeth Stevens was hostess
on Friday afternoon to the Nine Nifty
Nitters ut the attractive Stevens home
on Upscn avenue. 4 dainty Ice course
was served N-rhe guests present num-
bered Miss Dorothy smith. Miss
Frances smith. Miss Mildred Rogers
Mrs. Wllian Spence. Mrs Herbert
He-bine and her house guest. Miss
Charlotte Howe. Of Chicago; Mrs.
Steele Wotlvns. Mrs John Alexander
E1aFn. r.. Afiss Nellie May Bowen and
Miss Mary Hill Mrs Steele W0tkyns
viii be hostess TO the next meeting at
the Hornbrook quarters at Fort Bliss.
The Missionary society Of Trinity
church viii meet on Tues
day afternoon at 8 o'clock in the church
parlors Mrs. Z y. Corrington will
have charge Of the program
There VIII be a meeting OF the
league on Monday after
noon at o'clock in the Y ". c. A.
club rooms and the annual election Of
officers Will take place.
The studS- circle Of the Council OF
Jewish Women viii meet at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at Community hall
Temple Mount Sinai
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26
Pnrfies.

Mrs. j. IT, Dehrman entertained
with a happy chudren's party on Fri
DAY afternoon in honor Of the third
birthday anniversary OF her small
daughter. Lucille Dehrman- The Dehr-
man home was very attractive with
decorations Of flowers Of the season
and paper doll motifs cut ont and
festOoned about the reception rooms.
The table in the dining room. from
which ices. cake and confecti0us were
served was very dainty with roses
and sweet peas in the decorations
When the great white birthday cake
was cut. Jack Scurlock cut the ring
The guests for the afternoon included
Frank Scurlock. May Emery. Con-
stance Emery. Katherine Emery. Jo-
sephine and Laura Taulent. Vivian
and George Fields, Pauline and Edith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26

Again this season we viii supply
what the graduates will most appre-
ciate. We believe that parents, friends
and the graduates themselves will be
interested in our special window dis
play Of gifts suitable for the &C.
casion-
We would call your special atten-
ton to our Gruen Watches for men
and women in all standard and
bracelet designs. All the gifts which
you viii find at Hixson's are dainty.
individual and expressive, as well as
useful
The engraving Of these gifts is a
very important item We offer our
special service IN the beautiful gifts
beautifully engraved.
w. r. HiNson Co., Hallmark Jewellers,
Mills and Mesa. on Plaza. near P. o.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26

To develop kodak films which in
sures a good picture when the film Is
good. We know The process thorough
ly. Bring in your films or mail them
20 us
j. f. Gandara Photo supply Coz
10 T. san Antonio St.-AdT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26

AIRS. GLENN o. EVERAlAN enter
wi tanned the members Of her sunday
school class Of the First Methodist
church on Friday evening at the Ever
man home on West Missouri street
The delightful hospitality was a sup
per, the table for the serving very
dainty with sweet peas used in the
decorations.
Prior to the serving, a business
meeting was held by the class
The guests were Miss la Jones,
Miss Sadie Ponsford. Miss Ruby Bo-
zarth. Miss Virginia CadWallader,
Miss Ruth Pickles. Miss Dorothy
Bauchert. Miss Bessie Mattice and
Miss Thelma Stockland-
one hundred and fifty 7. ~ C. r.
and Y. ". C. A. members enjoyed q
wiener roast at Scenic Point on
Thursday evening, the outing Delns
under the direction Of Miss Blanche
Camubell and Miss Edna Harmon, eL-
tension secretaries OF the J. W = A. A.;
and Kelly O'Nealf social secretary CT
Of the Y NJ c. A. Outdoor games
were played. an especially enjoyable
one being a game OF baseball between
the T. ". c. A ball team ana the
! team from the Y " c A. This same
Miss Marie Stehm. physical director
OF the Y. ". c. A After the games,
the remainder OF the evening was
spent about q great campfire Dur
ing this hour Miss Lois McChesney
and Miss Pauline Latta gave readings
and a sing song was directed by M
, O'NeaL
The annual May day luncheon for
the women OF the church is pe-ls
prepared by the Aid society Of the
First Presbyterian church for Inurs-
dav. Nav /. at o'clock This VIII De
given in the assembly room OF the
church and the plans for II are espe-
cfaUv unique Mrs. Robert Holllday
las charge Of the decorations ana a
most delightful Nay day program IS
heinz arranged by Mrs. ". D. Howe
The luncheon is under the general
direction Of the three vice presidents
OF the society, Mrs. A W Foster, Ars.
F. p. Jones and Mrs J. A DIX
Capt. and Mrs. Herbert Herbine VIII
entertain at dinner this evening at the
Country club prior 10 the week END
dance, in honor Of Mrs. Heroine
house guest. Miss Charlotte Howe OF
Chicago. and also honoring Mss Dor
othy Wise another charming visitor IN
the city. The guest list. VIII include
Miss Howe. Miss Wise, Miss Nellie Nay
Bowen. Mr. and Mrs Walter skim
ner. Lieut. H a Barnhart, Lieut. and
Mrs. O'Brien. Lieut. Leroy McGrady,
Lieut. r. D. Delhanty and Lieut. Joe
Worsham-
The Woman's club viii hold its an
nual luncheon on wednesday. May Z
The luncheon viii be given at the
club house
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26

The most completely equipped en-
craving plant in the southwest en-
ables US 70 offer the greatest variety
OF calling cards and announcements
at reasonable prices
Ell PasO Printing Co..
los West Main street, FL Paso, Tex
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26
Milsom-Aliliieuus
The Best Cleaners.

The Big Company-Texas Control
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26

We are offering a line Of kodaks of
all kinds at prices that will interest
snapshot artists.
}. #. Gnndara Photo Supply Co.,
10 h. San Antonio St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26
In The
a. NJ.

G Some people complain that II Is
difficult to find an apPehzmg
breakfast IN FL Paso-
g These people have certainly
never tined our Breakfast Service
G All the fruits In season with the
delicious cereals and other Ape
tizing items are found on our
Breakfast Menu and are served N
an appehzmg way.
G Last but not least. the cup OF
Modem Cafe Special Coffee con-
cludes a perfect Breakfast here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26

Can You spell COrrectIys
Ten Dollars in Prizes-See page Z
Magazine section.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26

Buy OsSENBECK NOW-quick prof
its sure-jam up TO the gushers--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26

Meet me tonight at Triangle Park.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-26

The studS~ circle Of the Council OF
Jewish Women viii meet at 9 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at Community hall
Temple Mount Sinai
Republican farmer., 1919-10-24
THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH.

HE ANCIENTS that somewhere existed waters A in which the old could be washed and be which the sick could be dipped and be well again. Some the sindles that shocked the aristocrac based upon called elixrs of fe by suddenly become immortal.
 Modern dreamer medicine and chemistry have not giv the search. There is school that serums pectng to make whole by injecting the into his veins; numerous school.
 There Mechnikoff who would have regeneraed man. kind by feeding him abundanty upon organism the milk of Bulgaria Heal myself physician ad monlton which Metchnkoff needed not He died in the neigh borhood of three score and ten as others de
 Now scientist with the glad tdings have prolonged if not eternal youth by the graft ing into his body nerstal gland is out of repair.
 There not enough nterstal glands go needs his few die of accident glands might be avaiabe nothing compared with
 Is hlned that the glands of certain might
 Let leave the problem in doubt until more dence.
 Thus far the life of has prolonged mecl- cine but by his better knowledge of the extent that live better doing nothing too little and nothing longer
 The prolongation of life will be to be no function of medicine at al but something be ing in accordance with natures laws.
Republican farmer., 1919-10-24
THE SHANTUNG AMENDMENT.

~ HE SHANTUNG being 55 to 35, Sena- Lodge position to claim another victory like the first he the Fall amendments beaten.
 certain has been from the beginning that the Treaty Peace will be adopted without amendments The Senate of the United States body lost to that will deprive the country of the benefits of treaty gained by the and the blood of American soldiers.
 To the Treaty and make peace with Ger many undenaby precise effect that arm lice granted without understandings would have had had such a truce been granted to Germany
 To be immediate consequence of the armisice many already executed The Treaty being in eff signed certain other agreements will be valid.
 the United States is cpncerned should the treaty unrafied the either be fought such terms admitted Germany might be willing to
 impossible a will be accomplished by the vote of the Senate
 The Shantung amendment in its nature frivolous the last degree By China could be helped and with Japan would perhaps be precipaed should the amendment be adopted
 The assertions by Lodge Europe would accept amendment the United States might offer entirely preposterous.
 The Treaty has been ratified by Italy By them the Shanung pledge has been beyond ton.
 It indeed remarkable piece parisanship that such amendment should have been introduced Before Shanung had been occupied Germany Germany took Shantung by force To Japan the Allies gave only Japan had and this upon the condition Japan due return the territory to China.
 The Shantung amendment therefore injurious to China it peace and to the international comy
 Connecticut will fail Brandegee and Mclean among destruction of the Treaty
Republican farmer., 1919-10-24
AFRAID BRITAIN WILL RULE,

THE Treaty of Peace there is interesting iectors who proclaim that Britain that the United States refrain from ratification.
 The Treaty has been ratified by three of the and lacks nothing but formal declaration to be in legal
 How will Great Britain be less power Treaty. if the United States is out?
 There for instance the taken from Germany and Austria, which be the world state under system of mandatories.
 How will Britain be less powerful in the League if ed States stays out?
 Is not the contrary rue that with United States out Britain will be practically all powerful?
 There Is the matter of the 70 odd through which the terms of the treaty will be administered
 How will anybody be better off, Britain Americans that commission? Will promote treatment and just administration treaty agreements with the United States outside?
 In the matter of Ireland, which tainng freedom by force rather by humanity and
 
 How Ireland be helped by league which Britain member, United a
Republican farmer., 1919-10-24
MIR. WILLIAMS AND THE IRISH,

OHN SHARP Williams has clever tongue, and biting and doubtless he has suffered annoyance fanatcal element the Sim Fener that could prn- ciples of foreign propaganda. upon anecedents agi- taors have annoyed him. however unwarranted fashion To be citizens of Irish antecedents opposed to the Treaty. but also the Treaty. and the attitude upon this question has been the whole American and patriOtic-
 No large group of and ought to be judged by the conduct of few of them Engshmen for instance not to classify all Americans prohboniss because England trying to Englishmen pro- hibition.
 The violent and the noisy in any movement spicuous because they violent and noisy. MT. Williams is especially unfortunate in that part of his speech in which he says:
 of of whipped
 
 
 
 The Irish not always conending at they everything, everywhere at eveFytine They modest other In the expansion every sort and degree indulge the style is social habit all peoples to do But not be termed "braggart boasul orators Under such criticism people whatever could escape the charge.
 The Democratic party does Irish voe which Mr. Williams, despite the advice of Senator Hitchcock his 70 alienate.
Republican farmer., 1919-10-24
ETERNAL YOUTH.

T WOULDN'T be good thing for the if be
 fixed up to for very long ime perhaps eternay Just as he ls Man is experiment. the exper men He is still crude affair half brute angel with the proportions varying little between and another Natures first attempts at life clumsy creatures enough They often had large bodies but always only way to do better to kill off the old of the and thus 1t has been and perhaps until the end.
 The typewriter a crude affair, which might have thought itself worthy of earth had it been endowed with the to think It heess that things that better later ypewrites might replace the poor and cumbersome first ones.
 The gentleman who would make everybody young by grating into the the inersitial find old dame nature squarey the path She the sort Man will take experience and then he will to obtain If nobody died would be impossible that be born There would be for the perhaps
 little than standing for the antique ape sustained perhaps might find out that living not desirable outlook.
Republican farmer., 1919-10-24
THE EVIL AND ITS REMEDY

g~ HERE WILL be awful mess to up ad- A ministraton is finally driven out City has ruled for years far too many people have found the right quiet firm determined by and citizens.
 Mr. Vincent has adopted the plan of personally telling the voers in written speech his signature what he if is elected Only who knows what he going to do could adopt such method would adopt such method.
 The method of politicians is to go speaking gener ally the past almost about future Even most past obscury Mayor Wilson for instance does not tell how the wasted hundreds thousands of surplus cash that went street bridge Of his future program he has given but one direct hint He has declared that the administration will go spending, if it gets the opportunity.
 his signed talk upon the detail policy MT single headed tax commission
Republican farmer., 1919-10-24
THE FARMERS DAY.

S RETTY COMMONLY somebody claiming to speak
 farmer hoers for eight hour day The is his own master he can set his day he w except during tain seasonal periods mostly brief when the crops be planted harvested penalty of losing them
 Does the farmer great group, work than eight hour day? There when he there when he has little to do
 On many farms the practice is to let the crops gathered in the fall.
 The eight hour day is established day established by the Treaty of Peace day founded In the public laws Of the United States and the several states There is kicking
 There will always be those who will longer hours and who will work shorter hours. Much There professions and empoymen which effort at time, and permit much leisure eight-hour day will be the day of most
Republican farmer., 1919-10-24
BEEF AND SEDITION

C ENATOR WATSON, Republican, Indiana, has extended
 definitions of sedition. It is sedious in his vocabulary, make thoroughly gody investigation of the declares the solemn tones, without smile that the meat packing business packed with men avowed Socialists, Reds Anarchists and Radicals.
 The investigation surely backed by who are ayoved anarchsts radicals The backing inquiry included EVERYBODY in the United Staes which include the anarchists socialists reds and radicals
 difficult escape the conclusion that there be U S. Senator who should endow home for fec blemnded may retire occasionally of wisdom.
 beef packing monopoly is doing to make socialists reds and radicals than any other institution country enough investigate the beef packers. They must be reformed.
Republican farmer., 1919-10-24

the state lies and to commanding generals to make immediate response to requests for help.
 The American soldier has enough disorder abroad He not in favor of the thing at home In this aPpreca ton of the soldiers attitude Mr. Baker profoundly correct
 By the ballot the American people execute what forms they will But the nature of the two party system minority armed with righteous is able to make its will effective.
 There recently election in Buffalo in which many thousands Of votes poed but Bolshevs ticket on communist platform, boiled only few votes.
 The right to rule by force does not and cannot exist in handfus of fanatics and agators It does not at all country where the rule present operative.
Republican farmer., 1919-10-24
ITALY TO HONOR ROOSEVELT WITH
 FINE MEMORIAL

Rome, Monday, Oct. 20.-Committees are being formed throughout Italy to receive contributions from Americans for the national memorial to be erect ed to former President Theodore Roosevelt. The chairman of the cen tral committee of this city, from which all the others have emanated is. Henry Gay Nelson of Massachusetts, the his torian.
 1Ia commenting on the movement, one of the leading newspapers says:
 ''Mr. Roosevelt was the greatest and noblest among modern Americans, and was the personification of American courage, honor and chivalry''