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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-31
If TER An OPERAT|

Ohio Man Tells How to Gain Strength.
East Liverpool, Ohio.-"After an OPP
Grafton I was weak, run down and
slow to recluperate-I was advised to
take VinoI and the results We're Won
derfuI, I have a good appetite and
sleep fine 1 am always glad to tell
anyone what VinoI has done for me-
Joseph Weiser.
There is no secret about Vinol- 1t
owes it's success in such cases to mag
anese petonates and glycero- phos-
pilates, the oldest and most famous
body building and strength creating
tonics.
Whites Pharmacy Balcom Drug
Co. and druggists everywhere.
p Sour Saxo1 salve is truly won
derful for Eczema. We guarantee it,
BEST PRVENTIV
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-31
i. s. TO INSURE
AL WORKERS IS
WELFARE PLAN
Nv a. {. GELDHoE.

-.-.4ro+nn. Jan. 30.-Government
...,,rance for workingmen against
~ or disability is likely to follow
The war.
social insurance. it is termed Al
III, government officials have bus
=, themselves with the subject.
Thomas B. Love, assistant secretary
-. The treasury, and director Of the
risk insurance bureau. declares it
The governments duty to insure
rofSingmen.
..,,aI McCune Lindsay, president
10 American Association for Labor
-i.,atfon. is planning to fight for
~ 1ovsrnment insurance as part of
- award for labor's part in winning
me war. -.
WcCune holds two principles must
:. .nn1ed to make the plan effective:
Every workingman must take out
;.s1rance, to insure equal benefits to
Every man must be assessed to
-, nav the cost of the insurance.
~ idea is not only to insure a
,.s life. but to make provision
.gainst loss through sickness, old age
j. loss of employment
.The immediate program" says Mr..
,,orune should be extended the war
X. insurance now open to soldiers to
n civilian employees of the govern
n,pnt. develop health insurance for all
-,yprnment employees, and establish
s..,a insurance against accident, death
~ disability from any cause, for all
;rdnstrial workers in the country.
Secretary Love declares the govern
rsnt has the power to protect the
rorkingman in this way, and that it
/ its duty to do 1t.
~ does not necessarily involve any
Man for government insurance, he
savs "but the government should re-
o,re that all employers provide 1nsur-
qnce for their employees. The govern
ment should make rules regulating the
so1vAncv and the terms of the insurer.
i might have to carry part of the risk
inst as It has carried the insurance
risks on its soldiers"
The Bureau of War Risk Insurance is
beginning widespread campaign to
induce returned soldiers, sailors and
marines to retain their government
insurance after their discharge.
The law creating the bureau pro-
rides the soldiers insurance may be
continued on it's present low premium
basis Tor five years after the war
ends.
At expiration of those five years this
Insurance may be converted Into any
one OF the regular insurance policies
now issued by commercial life fnsur-
ance companies. such as straight life,
20-pay life, or 20-year endowment pol
cies
At present the premium, 66 cents a
month for each $1,000, is automatically
deducted from the soldiers pay. After
he is discharged he will be required
10 make this payment just as any
civilian pays his insurance premiums.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-31
FIRE DEPARTMENT
ANSWERS TWO CALLS

The fire department answered two
calls today. the first at 1901 East Cad
sden street, where a small fire in the
two story dwelling caused a slight
damage. Another small fire occurred at
312 East Jackson street at 3:14
o'clock this afternoon, slight damage
resulting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-31
NOTICE.

Mr.. Armstrong; school will
resume it's work Friday, Jan. 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
10 HENS Lay 8 EGGS
ADAY. HOW IT'S DONE
NJ. Davis shows How to wake ID
Idle Hens. Easily Tried.

7 have 10 hens and was getting
and 2 eggs a day Since using Don
Sung my hens have improved so
much that I am now getting Z and s
eggs day. The results have been
wonderful Henry Davis 1924 30th
St, Newport News, Va
Mr. Davis wrote this letter IN Feb
ruary, after a severe test in the cold
est weather Try II, as he did, ana
watch your hens stop loafing ana
start laying Here's our offer;
Give your hens Don sung and watch
results for one month II you don't
find that 20 pays for itself and pays
you a good profit besides. simply tell
Us and your money VIII be promptly
refunded
Don sung (Chinese for egg-laying)
works directly on the egg-laying or
gans. and Is also a splendid tonic. II
IS easily given in the feed improves
the hens ealth, makes her stronger
and more active IN any weather, and
starts her laying Try Don Sung for
so days and II IL doesn't get you the
eggs. no matter how cold OF wet the
weather. your money VIII be refunded
by return mail Get Don sung from
your druggist or poultry remedy
dealer or send so cents for q package
By mail prepaid Burrell-Dusger Co,
33f Columbia Bldg Indianapolis. Ind
-AdF.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

and old fashioned colonial bouquets
OF viOlets and pink roses were carried
Miss Mccarthy wore blue chiffon
fashioned after the same designs, blue
touch OF color was the lattice work OF
pink roses on the skirt. the violets
and pink rose colonial bouquet be-
ing also carried.
The ring bearer was picturesque in
a Highland costume, carrying q white
satin pillow upon which rested the
''The bride and her father were met
at the chancel steps by the BRIDE
groom and his best man, Randall
kilburn, a brother, IN the uniform Of
the United States naval aviators.
AT the conclusion Of the ceremony
the cross and nag were crossed over
the happy couple and as the bridal
party left the chancel the aisle was
formed by the crossed sabers Of the
military attendants. A pretty assOci-
alton IS attached 70 the brides we'd
ding gown. it having been worn by
her mother the style remaining the
same. The plain skirt and long train
OF ivory satin and the tight fitting
basque effect was yelled in real point
lace studded with pearls. while the
Juliette cap was on the same lace and
pearl effect To this was attached the
rulle VEIL which completely covered
the train in a cloud effect OF tulle.
The bride carried an old fashioned
bouquet Of roses and lilies OF the val
ley fringed about with lace.
The bridal party and members Of
the immediate family were enter
tanned with a buffet supper at the
home OF the brides parents in 1fadi-
son street
The bridegroom's saber was used
TO cut the wedding cake, each Of the
party entering into the cutting
Capt and Mrs. Kilburn left al
o'clock for their new home in FL Paso.
where they win be stationed for some
time, Mrs. Kilburn wore a smart
tailored suit OF dark blue reindeer
cloth, with duvetyn toque and black
The wedding OF Miss Helen Eliza
beth Noyes and Z. Webster Of New
York city, which was to have been
solemnized Monday, has been indefin-
itely postponed on account OF the Sc
rious illness OF Miss Noyes-
Mr.. and Mrs. sam BlumenthaI an
1ounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Louise, to Stuart n. Green
berg. OF san Francisco. Calf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

'E1E Fan Hellenic association en-
1 joyed a get together luncheon On
Saturday at / o'clock at hotel sheldon.
These 1uncheons are held once each
month in order that the members may
meet and enjoy diaing together In
informal manner. Covers were placed
at the luncheon Tor -Grs. C. D. KunkeI
AIRS. z. d. Stewart. Miss Helen Upton,
Miss Flournoy. Miss Martha Gambler
Miss May Campbell, lirs. Frank
Feuille, IT,, Miss Edith Levy, Miss
Esther Levy. Mrs. F. T. Hunter. llrs.
II. =. CantrelI, Mrs. i. ~. Rhein-
heimer, Mrs Alden Evans. Mrs. IS. r
Handy Mrs ". n Todd, Mrs u. S
BALDWIN, jr-, and Airs. Walter Scott
Mrs. Rena Carr wilkins was host
ess on last Thursday 10 a ThlnksElv-
ing dinner at the home Of her par
ents. 1lr. and Mrs. Dan Carr in
Fabens- The table for the dinner
service was prettily appointed with
decoration Of the Thanksgiving sea-
son and great golden chrysautell-
NUNS and lighted with yellow cam
dies. After the dining hours dancing
and bridge were enjoyed and Airs.
wilkins told the fortunes OF the
guests Covers were placed for
Lieut. and Mrs ". IT. Todd. Mrs.
Sidney Carroll Graves, Mrs. Albert
Long. Lieut. Pendleton. Lieut. Charles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Many Cases Up
Before Federal
Court This Week
Manly Liquor and Mar
cotic Charges Before
Judge Smith Bench.


Forty-nine cases viii be tried in
the United states federal district
court this week before judge ". r.
smith. Most OF the cases are for vio-
lation Of the liquor and narcotic
laws. The first case was called Non
day morning
Assistant United states district at
torney W. II. Fryer rays bonds VIII
be forfeited il defendants do not ap-
pear for trial on time.
The settings for the week follow;
Aouday-Joe Garcia, J. r Eunter,
Cabral. Mariana Cabral, Jose Lopez,
EseQuiel Carrasco, Iiburcio Hodrl-
guez. Diar0 Tarln, Pedro Bernal,
Marcos Pedraza-
Tuesday-Johu Ford. Hughey Fair
hurst and Ramon Holguins Refugio
Loyo, Felipe Mendez. Pedro Rivera
Maria Vasquez, Maria Nasquez, Juan
jose Cara Folycarpia Rodriguez
Miguel Alumada and Francisco
Quiroz. Augustin Fepiz, Mrs. B.
Wednesday-Luis Velasco and Luis
Alvarez. Ray G. Race and r. d. Brad
ley. Francisco Meta. Jesus Garcia
Catarino Chavez and Pedro Narela,
Charlie Harris Jose Arroyo Ernest
Bauman and Carlos Requilme. p p.
Rivera Jose Luhla-
Thursday-Pedro BernaL Espeta-
cion Bernal. r. C. Love. Sid Neigh
bcrs, W z faroroush, John VII
nams, Jose Lopez. George W. Hoff-
man and Chas. Gallagher
Eriday-Luz Leon. Francisco Nalen-
zueia and Nelquides Chacon: Luz
Corral Luis Herrera and Johnnie r
johnson. Flora Briggs, Manuel Baca
and 3. a. Moeller. Pascual Alvarado,
Geo. Coleman. Eliiay Spencer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Mrs. P. C. Thede Gives Bridge Party
For Mrs. BeaH, California Visitor

MRS. =. n. BEALL is receiving q
Iflcordial welcome home on her
visit here to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs W. D. 1layneld. slr. and 1lrs.
Beau formerly lived IA this city. but
are at present making their home IN
Los Angeles A charmig social affair
given for her was che bridge party
on Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Por-
ter C. Ihede as hostess at the Thede
home on Mckinley avenue.
The reception rooms were artistic
ally decorated for che pretty cour-
tesy with yellow -hrysanthemums.
and dainty refreshm auts were served
following the games. Those present
were the honor guest and Mrs J.
Miller, Mrs. Walter Eohlberg. Mrs
J. y Curtiss, Mrs virgil Trailer. Airs.
A. Eaton, Mrs =. s. Plumb. Mrs. ".
y. Fink Mrs. p J. Mckenzie. Miss
Imogene Pearson, Mrs. sam Pant.
Mrs .. v. Fennessy, Mrs ". C. BAY
den, Mrs. S. u Worreu Mrs. F. p.
FULLER. AIRS = H. yale. 1frs H. B.
Stewart, and Miss Martha Neal
Mrs. C. ". Jennings entertained al
her home, SIC Dallas street. Friday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
DAILY RECORD.


". X Ramsey to c. +. Proper ct
ux-; west one-half of lot 4, all OF 8.
block So, East FL Paso addition. 500
and assumption Of note.
l. II. Ritz ct a. 20 Cecilio Cadena'
lot s. block IA. East Fl Paso addition;
c z Heffler ct TX. to Patricia nc
Eniry. lots S and @ block 10. Franklin
Heights addition; $500.
Patrick Crowley ct ux 10 Hope Ma
son; south 40 feet Of lots Il, %. %
and g, and south 40 feet or east 20
addition; $500.
B. +. Turner 70 ]. W. lancaster
lots z and s. block IS. Government
Hiu addition; S365o.
Augusta Wengenroth 60 Mari
Brothers Investment company; lots
e and so block So Government Hil
u. B. Mcdowell and z. D. Lachman
70 Bessie Black. lots 81 and %, block
50, Government Bill addition. $3.50.
J. F. Price CT TX 10 c. c. Crown
over; lots II 70 p, inclusive block So,
Highland Park addition; $500.
Ceclllo Cadena et ux. 20 Charles W.
Mace. lots so. 81 and 80. block 6. Lat
ta's WOODLAND addition; $3.50.
Robert L. Holiday et ux. 70 Isabel
Harrison and Florence Nary MacFar-
lane; lots and &. block 81. Manhat-
tan Heights addition; $500.
W. II stuart e AK. 20 w =. Faynei
tract No. "a. Lafayette Place. in Ysle-
e Grant; $40 and other considera-
tons.
Auto Licenses Registered.
J9ll66, Jesus Iaranga, sos Ham
nett Ford.
3917S9, j. ]. Jones. sol Texas. Ford.
3slIsa. Odom Transfer company, 60f
Myrtle avenue Ford.
s2ll9li city Service company, Ford.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Capt. Charles KIburn Of Fort Bliss
Weds Miss Edith Chabot, San Antonio


THE san Antonio Express Of Satur-
1 day has an interesting account
Of the wedding OF Capt Charles Kill
burn. OF the Seventh signal corps
with station at Fort Bliss. and Miss
Edith Chabot OF san Antonio. Capt.
Kilburn is a son OF lIr. and Mrs. J.
+. Kilburn OF this city and AIRS. XIII
burn and Miss Katherine Knburn
went 10 san ANTONIO TO be present for
the wedding. The account says;
zone Of the pretty weddings OF the
week was celebrated At ST. Marks
Episcopal church last evening when
the marriage OF Capt. Charles XII
burn, OF the United States signal
corps. stationed at Fort Bliss, FL
PasO. and Miss Edith Chabot, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ]. Cha-
bot was solemnized by chaplain
smith. Of Fort sam Houston.
-Just before the ceremony Miss
Mildred Morris played The swan
followed by Miss Nary Aubrey. who
sang %. Perfect Love accompanied
BY Oscar Fox on the organ Miss
Norris playing the obligato. soon
after the tones Of Miss Aubrey's song
died away, Mr- Fox played the Bridal
Chorus from Lohengrin, for the en-
trance Of the bridal party
The ushers were the first to enter,
liking singly, James Truhart Al
fred Kilgore and Robert Scott. being
followed by the bridegroom's attend
ants. William Trabue. Capt. Bertrand
Morrow, Capt Cooper Smith and Capt
Vein, the entire procession in the
uniform Of the United States army.
The bridesmaids followed, taking
their positions in the aisle near the
chancel steps. The bridesmaids formed
the remainder Of the aisle for The
bride and fer father.
In the order Of their coming were:
Miss katherine kilburn. sister OF the
bridesroom, who entered first. fol-
lowed by Miss Holland Sharpe. Miss
AIeene Cobb. Mrs Murray Brooks.
the rlatron OF honor and Miss Eliza
beth McCarty. the mail Of honor and
little Cresson Kearneg, the ring
bearer.
THE bridesmaids wore pretty
orchid creations in taffeta and tulle.
the taffeta skirts being fashioned
with hoops at the sides. extending the
hip drapery. with them violet tuIe
hats were worn witk tul1e streauers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

evening, with a miscellaneous shower
In honor OF Miss Helen Noyes, whose
wedding viii occur this evening. The
evening was spent with music and
games, Mss Sophie Ravel winning the
prize in the guessing game. The rooms
were attractively decorated with
ivy. Red and white was the table
color scheme The place cards were
small envelopes containing pictures
Of Miss NOyes. A special messenger
delivered an enormous envelope 70
Miss Moves, which contained the
gifts. Those invited were: lIr. and
Mrs. J. Alderman. Miss Edna Harman.
Mrs SapD. Miss Fay Morris, Miss
Helen Moves, Miss Sophie RaVel Mrs
= Gale Miss sarah RaFel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Martello. AIRS. L A. Eilliau
and Miss Hazel Spence.
Miss Lorens Eeus was hostess Fri
day evening to a birthday party
given at the home OF Mrs. r. z Daw-
son 3o17 Alamagordo street Mrs.
D c. Eells assisted Mrs Dawson IN
entertaining. The young people en-
joyed games during the evening. The
cutting OF a beautiful birthday cake
afforded a great deal OF fun and en-
jovment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Mrs. Ponder Carter Returns Home
From State Club Federation Meet

Dallas and Oklahoma and Is the guest
OF her mother, Mrs ]. j. Crawford
Ar. McCandless, who has been in
Wichita Falls, Texas. on business, has
Joined his wife. After the first Of
the year Mp. and 1Irs. NcCandless viii
so 10 Wichita Fails to make their
home for the next two years, 3Ir. Nc
Candies having business interests
there
Miss Helen Krausse returned Satur-
day from an absence Of five weeks
spent on the Pacific coast Miss
Krause was one Of the II Pasoans TO
have the pleasure Of meeting the king
and queen OF Belgium, having been
present at a reception held in thelr
honor IN Los Angeles.
1Ir and Mrs Frank Rosen and
dauEther Sylvia have recently re-
turned from al extended visit 70 New
York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

dook az these two plates and use
your oWn reasoning. The roofiess
has suctious On both sides ~, soft
rubber next 70 sore gums. Designed
20 Be PIT IN Immediately after ex-
traction. If does not touch the
hard bone IN the roof Of the mouth,
therefore, Il settles with the gums
and makes its own bed No fun
roof plate can compare with the tit
Of this plate, Is it settles into It's
bed, lighter, more tongue rooms
clearer speech.
Dr.. Williams has been making this
plsse for ten years, and IS thor
oughlF familiar with its constrGc-
ton. Made only By Us in % Paso.
NOTE OUR LOWEST PRICES
Fun Plates -.-..--..--.--.--e Up
Gold Crowns Cbest made) .....-..Ss
Bridge work, psE to0th--..--.-.-s5
Filings ----.-..-..-..--.-.- up
An classes Of dentistry at proper
tionats prices
j. hOD WILLIAMS, ID. D. D. D. ).
painless will rs, The Peoples
Dentist
Cor. 81 Paso and san Antonio Sta
over American National Bank.
cross Street From Entrance Hotel
Del Nurte.
Fone 08E. Eourl $500 70 5aso-
sunday Q 20 u. sat, Evening"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
REPUBLICANS START DRIVE
FOR PAYMENT OF POLL TAXES

Fort Worth, Texas. Dec. Nv. p.
Gage. newly elected chairman OF the
Texas Republican council has issued
a call FOR volunteers from the Re-
publicans OF the state 20 organize
county and local councils
one OF the first activities OF the
state council, Mr. Gage declares. win
be 20 cover the state with a net
work Of local Republican organiza-
tions and make systematic drive
Tor poll tax payments. A strenuous
effort wiz be made 10 Eet truant Re-
publicans 70 vote. A meeting Of the
executive committee Of the council
wiz be held next week and the an
nual budget prepared according TO
Mr. Case.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

MRS Ponder Carter, president Of the
W FL Paso Federation Of Women's
clubs, returned on Monday morning
from Port Arthur, where she attend
ed the State Federation Of Women's
clubs. At the close Of the convention,
Mrs Carter visited a sister at her
home On a plantation in southern
Louisiana and. en- route home. Mrs
Carter stopped In Houston, Texas. for
a visit Mrs Carter brings from
Sort Arthur news OF a very suthu-
siastic and largely attended conven-
ton Of the state federation.
Alrs- p W 1IcCandless has returned
from visit Of two months spent in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Red Cross Class In Dietetics Begun
To Be Held Saturdays and Mondays


A LARGE number OF women Of the
n city were present Saturday after-
uoon for the opening Of the class
IA dietetes, which is TO be conducted
by the Red Cross under the instruc-
tiou OF Miss Blanche Bailey. The
classes VIII be conducted in the Red
Cross shop i'm san Jacinto plaza aud
VIII be held on Saturday and Monday
afternoons. The classes for Saturday
VIII meet at . O'Clock end the classes
for Monday VIII meet at $3.50 o'clock.
The Missionary society CT Austin
Park Christian church VIII meet
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the
church and the subject for the meet
ing is "Eoreign NeiEhb ors at Home
led by llrs- ~. Il Green The pro-
wonderful Words Of Life" as
semhly-
Devotional portion Of the program
led By AIRS 2. W Prescott.
Scripture readmg, John. sixth
chapter. first 10 fourteenth verses.
PRAYER. airs. Present.
Vocal solo, MS Rose Young
Talk, "On the Frontiers AIRS. II,
A. Eruse.
song Jesus the Light OF the
Round table survey Of local condi-
tons among foreigners. Mrs G. AV.
Earris
song assembly
Benediction-
Following the program q social
hour VIII be held and Refreshments
Wiz be served. The hostesses for
the social hour VIII be AIRS S. S.
cash and ars. c. VI. Harris
The EVoman's auxiliary OF St Glenn
ent's Episcopal church viii meet iu
the parish house at 9 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon The following proEram
VIII be given AZ this meeting
q talk on THE nation Wide Cam
paisn.' Mrs. J. A Rawlngs
Talk on a current topic Of interest.
AIRS. Carl Lee Smith
Violin solo. Mrs u. y. Tenuessy.
Paper on ImniErartion From the
Standpoint Of the Episcopal Church. {
Ars. George Routledge-
A social hour wiz follow the meet !
ing and AIRS. IN GogEin and AIRS 4
A. II Wells win serve refreshments
at this time.
The Guild Of St Clements wiz meet
On Tuesday morning at 1880 o'clock F.
Christmas bazar. Bach member VIII
bring luncheon and the meeting win F
last until 8 o'clock and then those de- f
string 90 DO 50 may attend the meet +
ing OF the Woman's auxiliary Of st z
Clements
The Cornelia Branch Stone chap
ter OF fhe Children OF rhP C1nfeder- D.
acv met on Saturday afternoon ar The 3.
homo Of Mrs p D. SplaWn Miss q
Martha cole. the president. D-esiding {.
at the meeting The mirufes were
read By Claribel Harper and q short
program was given twenty-five dol
lars was paid for the book, SOUTH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Il Years Ago Today

C4DElllS cQutinu1ton the great lakes
y Up TO last night the total loss from
the storms on the great lakes since
Tuesday night so Tar as known was 81
vessels sunk OF injured, valued At a
million and a haif and 10 lives.
Today Thanksgiving day. Temple
Mount Sinai and the First n L.
church were the sesne OF special
Thanksgiving services. In the after
noon the y. u. c. A. football players
met the Invincibles and defeated
them by score Of five TO nothing
scene OF the annual CHARITY naIA Ane
hotel was crowded with guests and
the affair was "A big success
Hon Jacob Blauc0 left last night
for Los Angeles
AIRS C.. W. Elris narrowly escaped
injury In runaway on Epson ave-
nue. Wednesday afternoon, in which
the buggy IN which she was seated
was overturned
County judge Sweeney has received
letter from ar. Nation, OF the
United States forestry department.,
stationed az Fort Bayard. stating that
be VIII be in El Paso Monday morn
ing
". r. stiles, general passenger
AGENT Of the Southwestern. LETT last
night for Bishee.
r. ". Curtis has returned from a
trip through southern arizona
As a result OF a disastrous wreck
near Las Negas, delaying the Chicago
Los Angeles flyer. the santa Fe pas
senger from the north was five hours
late this morning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

Diamond
Do not forget the unequaled value
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They are always appropriate-always
appreciated. Where you buy a dia-
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stock consists Of diamonds to suit all
pocketboozs. ringing in size from a
fraction Of q karat TO several karats-
You can purchase a small diamond
and at any time Il can be turned fl
at full purchase price on larger
one. II IS not necessary TO wait TO
buy a larger one
''The mere thought Of buying
a diamond should suggest"
suherberE Bros.
Mesa Ave. az Texas St.-Adv.