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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08
STOP itching eczema
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zeino
Will Help You

Never mind how often you have tried
andfailed. youcan stopburning, itching
eczema quickly by applying Zemo
furnished byanydruggistfor35 CSC. Extra
large bottle, $1.00. Healing begins the
moment Zemo is applied. In short
time usually every trace of eczema,
letter, pimples, rash, blackheads and
Similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorouslyhealthy, ,alwaysuseZemo the
penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is not
agreasy salve anditdoesnotstain When
others fail it is the one dependable
treatment for skintroublesof all kinds.
The E. w. Rose Co., Cleveland. O.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08
A raw, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You
Apply a Little MusteroIe

And Musterole' won't blister like
the old-fashioned mustard plaster.
Just spread it on with your fingers
1t penetrates to the sore spot with a
gentle tingle, loosens the CONGESTION
ana draws out the soreness and pain.
Musterole is a clean, white ONT
ment made with oil of mustard. Il
is fine for quick relief from sore
throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, Group. stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum.
bago, pains and aches of the back q,
Joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises. chill.
blains, frosted feet, colds on the Chest
Nothing like Musterole for c-oupy chii-
dren. Keep it handy for instant use
SOC and 6Oc jars; hospital size $3.50.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-08

Editor of The Journal: had If in
Ahihd 10 write you my sentiments in
regard to your heading, from the time
you began doing gymnastic stunts with
N. as you ask for the opinion of sub
scribers now, 1 see no reason for
hesitating to do so.
personally liked the old heading.
1t was like an old friend, we always
knew where to find it and had no DIFF
nculty in recognizing it.
have no objection to the new tvne
used, it is clear and neat in it's appear-
ance, but if it is to be called the head
ing why not put it at the head of the
page and leave it there?
If we want mince PIE or slumger-
aeon we can get at our own table or
on a pinch at some down town
renstaurant. At our house when we
want the news we much prefer if in
a neat orderly paper.
Long ago some one said s1et all
things be done decently and in order"
we believe that policy will be as salts
factory II applied to newspapers as to
our daily lives.
iHe Hodgeprodge we have been get
aing, so called heading tucked over to
The side, scare-head lines at ton in
Iermingled with ads weather nro-
phecies and such matters; savors too
much of yellow journalism.
we have a neat, ORDERLY. beaut;fu, |
iittie city, such as the capital should |
De. May we not eschew METROPOLITAN
tactics and have a clean, neat news |
paper in dignified dress?
Pep is alright. but let it be directed
wisely or like any misdirected energy
tiiere VIII be waste of power. Pen
mas been known to drag people
-iirough the mill pond in freezing
weather.; as every one knows. the hot
ON is always sliney not to mention
ne cold. Let us have the pep but
Ieep it in order
-MAUDE S. WILBUR
ITO Broadway, Salem Orc
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-05-14

ranging from cent 10 8 cents per
X. W. h.
The three public buildings that
attract the eye OF the visitor when
he goc" 10 Laurens are the high
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-05-14
Il. NJ. WOLFF, LAUEEN'S LLN.
EST REAL ESTATE MAN

] have known good many cities
and towns, good many rural
communities, where the real cs-
tate men of the section were try
ing to make the community. some
notable part in the towns growth.
and in many instances they have
not. Here at LaurrnS one viii
see an instance Of >Nr'iOn ac-
tually making the real estate man.
B. NJ Wolff is the ..Ecst real
estate man in l.HurGns---c,incr the
city or the county. In lIC' he is
the only man dcvo in@ All his
time to l.aurcns county rcal estate,
and he Is quite naturally NE only
man who is making Big su cess
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-05-14
LATRENS COUNTY REAL
ESTATE

The price Of real estate. both
city and town lots and farm lands,
is pretty good evidence Of the
kind of section any community
may be expected to prove out.
And both the city OF LaUrrms and
the county that bears the same
name may very well rest their
claims for dcsirability on the price
OF the real estate that is for Sal"
Don't get the idea, from what
| have just said, that the cost or
land in I.aurcns county is prohibit
tive, for i ISN'T. IN TACT, It IS to-
day selling for very rcaaOnah bic
hgurcS, considering the high state
OF development most OF it has been
brought up to, and the ideal loca-
tion of that one will find for sale.
But what | meant by what | said
in the preceding paragraph IS sim
ply that the prices YOU vii! be
asi.cd to pay for Laurcns county
real estate, and the prices that you
will admit are reasonable enough
when you see the land for which
these prices are asked. indicate
that the land You are hUying is
valuable land-land that YOU viii
feel genuine pride in owning and
that you may expect to make hand
some profits from.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05
Marin1ba Band Plays and The Wonders
Dance At Red Cross Tea At Sheldon

much appreciated The cafe was very
artistically decorated for the tea with
Red Cross posters and each table was
centered with a vase OF pink and
white carnations
llrs. Burt Orndorff was chairman
Of the committee iu charge Of the
tea and was assisted BY Hrs. Charles
Davis, Mrs. J. F. Williams. Mrs Hor-
ace 3. Stevens. Mrs T. w Lauier, Mrs.
william p. Brown. Mrs. ". T. Brown,
Mrs Horace ". Broaddus and 1lrs.
". ". Turney-
Members Of the Hi-Y club met
Tuesday evening at the Y. 81. c. A
The supper. which is always a feature
Of the meetings. was prepared by four
girls from the Square club. The girls
were Dorothy Price. Minna Edwards,
Emmie Wheatly and Ella Peticolas.
The supper was served BY the eats
committee Of the Hi-K CLUB A new
chairman Of the "eats" committee has
been elected Delmar Roberts fills
the position The boys were addressed
by Howard c. Taylor. teacher OF phy-
siology al the high school, who spoke
on 'Why College Men succeed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05
LAWRENCE D. OPPENHEINER WEBS MISS MAYER;
RECEPTION AND DINNER FOLLOW The CEREMONY;
MILTON SHEDD IS TO WE'D MISS RUTH CRITCHETT

ellie Smith. Miss Wilma Elliott, Mrs.
Nary L. Brown and Mrs. Everett Long
The wedding OF Richard p O'Neil
and Mrs. Nay Mcfarland, OF Tucson
Ariz., occurred on Tuesday afternoon
al 3-45 o'clock in the study Of Trinity
Methodist church with the Rev. u. r.
Enickerbocker as the officiant. Miss
Anna Beard. sister Of the bride, at
tended her as bridesmaid and Arthur
o. Neuman was 3lr. 0'Nell's best
man The bride was gowned in a
black cloth railleured suit with
touches Of gold worn with a large
black hat. Her arm bouquet was Ct
pink roses. A wedding dinner was
served the party after the ceremony.
The couple lett today for Arizona.
where they viii make their home.
Miss Mary Lee Miller and Miss Eva
Workman were hostesses on Tuesday
evening 20 a bunc0 party and miscel-
laneous shower given for Miss Jessie
Bull whose engagement and ap-
preaching marriage = Iohn A. Wells.
has been announced Autumn foliage
and flowers were the decorations for
the Miller home on Mesa avenue,
where the party was given. The gifts
for the bride to be were presented In
a basket decorated with autumn leaves.
Bunco was PLAYED and at the close OF
the games hot chocolate and cake
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05
Out Of Toun Visiiors

A. r. Davidson. merchant OF CHI
huahua, is at The Mccoy
C. ]. Neis and Bruce Conner were
Roswell. n a. guests Of the sheldon
Tuesday.
West Texans registered so the 81
Regis tuesday were: A o. Harris.
loyahi ,. B. Jackson. van Horn.
A. j. owen. OF Pecos. and -Nick =
Eaulkner. OF Fort Stockton. were VEST
Texas arrivals at the Mccoy Tuesday
Futnam barst1w. Of Barstow. and
q d. Benson. Of Alpine. were uesf
Texas arrivals at the sheldon Tuesday
Arizona arrivals az the Sheldon
tuesday were. p. b Burk ana ". W
Heraunt' Clifton. ~ A. Deer. Duncan
Arizouans at the Mccoy Tuesday
were mrs Harry James aud mother
or Chloride. and %. Il. Crane. Of Doug
arizona arrivals al the Paso del
NQrte tuesday were- Geo. Fraser.
Aorencis r. 3. O'Nefl and wife. Mann
moth; A. Jordan. Benson
New AeZicans registered at the
Easo del Norte Tuesday were. JACK
0Connell r. ] Pearmy and d j.
ArmIo, Albuquerquei G. 3. Bent and
wife. Alamugordo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

tulle- This basket was placed on
reflector and about il was small Sill
yer vases linked together with satin
ribbons and filled with white carna-
tions- Silver baskets held white and
green confections and the table was
lighted with green candles burning in
crystal holders.
Covers were placed for 1lr. and Mrs.
Lawrence ID. Oppenheimer, Mr. and
lIrs. S. r. Oppenheimer. Mr. and Mrs.
Max Mayer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. s Jacobs.
Dr. and Mrs. Martin Lislonka. Miss
Bella JACOBS. Herbert =. Oppenheimer.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Mayer. Mrs R.
koenigheim, llr. and MS = Wlsburn,
g. and AIS E Sanders. Ralph san
ders, Rudolph Wisburn. Mrs. C. Low
enberg. Mrs. J. Berliner. llrs. ]. L
Mayer and Godfrey L Jacobs.
5Ir. and Mrs. James c. CrHchett an
nounce the enga cement and approach
ing marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Ruth Winsiow Critchett. TO Milton C.
Shedd, son Of Mr.. and Mrs / A. Shedd.
The announcement was made on
Tuesday evening at a card party
given TO Miss Critchett's most int1-
mate friends by Miss Kate Krause ct
the Erause home on North Stanton
street
The reception rooms OF the Krause
with autumn leaves and autumn flow
ers and the appointments for The
party were very dainty At the close
OF the games q two course menu was
served, both the salad and ices fea-
turning the orange and white tints.
The announcement was made during
the salad service. Two waters formed
a sandwich served with the salad.
and, upon opening this sandwich, the
filling was found to be a card with
the engagement announcement there
on
Miss Erause's mother, AIRS. T.
Krause. and Miss Alice Jsckman. as
sisted her in receiving and entertain
ing
The wedding OF Mss Critchett and
Mr Shedd viii take place on NoVem-
Der IS at the First Christian church
and the friends TO whom the an
nouncement was made on Tuesday
evening Included Mrs Ballard Cold
we'll Airs. Margaret Kinnon Stevens,
Miss Louise Sanburn. Mrs l. J. Locke,
Mrs. Albert Jones. Miss Greta Pratt.
Miss Constance Patemau, Miss Elsin9r
Paremau. Miss Lucille Rice, Miss Sybu
Shedd. Miss Grace Flick Miss Louise
kinnon. 1Irs. Philip Warren, Mrs
Charles Klunr. Mrs Kenneth MacCal-
lum, Miss Margaret Bryan, Miss Lu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

MEMBERS OF the Cheerful Girls
w club and their friends were enter
tanned BY Miss Sarah Ravel at her
home. 1915 East Boulevard. with a
Halloween dance. The han, dining
room AID living room Of the Ravel
home were beautifully decorated with
Halloween emblems. Games appropri-
ate at Halloween time were played.
a game which was originated py one
CT the guests. Sol Goldsar5. was
favorite. and the prize was awarded
Errold Lapowski for winning. Rubs
Marcus won another Of the prizes Of
fered. After refl eshments OF cider.
doughnuts and apples, which were
served from huge black kettles, the
guests danced. Robert Melton furnish
ed the piano music with the assistance
Of Winitred Jennings on the violin
The chdperous were Mr. and Mrs. Lon
Anon son. Mr. and Mrs. Rube Marcus
and ar. and Mrs. Ralph Aronson. .le-
sides whom the following were nres-
emf. Misses Leona R0santhal. Angle
Lazarus. Anna Diamond. Rose Rosen-
thai, sarah Revel. M0llie Snider, Nay
Marcus Sophie Rovel, Beatrice Kapz.
Marty Sachs, Joe Marcus. Erwin Leih
Joe kite. Louis Alandel. Tony Marcus,
Robert Melton. Morris Grossblarf.
Maer Fisher. Errold Lap5wsSi. Charlie
Arcnson, Rube Marcus. Ralph Aron-
son, MaE Bavel and Max Borschow-
Eight hundred guests were present
at the dance on Tuesday evening
given az Liberty hall By the FL Plso
Federation Of lNomens Clubs The
dance was a hll masque and many
beautiful costumes were worn. Music
for the dancing hours was furnished
by lutsch's orchestra. Prizes were
q awarded for the handsomest costume.
the most unique costume and to the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

irOAEN PORCHEH
and Mrs z. .. Porcher. = stoney
Porcher, Miss Ellinor Porcher. Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Davis. Mrs. r. T.
Easter and her son, Billy, wEo came
from Arizona 70 be present; Mr. and
hrs. Julius Porcher. mr.. and Mrs. 4.
l. Eimons. Miss Joy Crutchneld. Mr.
and 1Irs. HuEer Manigault. Capt and
Mrs G. g. Porcher. and their two
daughters, Lila and Margaret. Of
Baltimore; Miss Louise 1Laulgault
and Sarah Davis.
llr. and Mrs. Porcher were married
80 years ago yesterday in Camden
South Carolina Mrs. Porcher was.
before her marriage. Miss sarah
Eagles Davis ard both she and Mr.
Forcher are Of prominent families Of
the old south. They have lived IN
this section FOR a number % years
and have brought 70 their home in
the west all o. the customs OF their
old southern home and manv hos
7itable affairs are given az sunny
fields.
Mr.. Porcher IS the third generation
OF his family TO celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary BIS Erandtath-
er and grandmother celebrated their
50th annlversary and lived 70 pass SO
happy years together and his mother
and father we're married s. yeara-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05
e Pasoans Returning.

Mrs. s P. Skinner has returned
from a visit to friends and relatives
in Dallas and san Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. sachs. who
we're recently married IN this CITY
have Just returned from a months
visit to san Diego. Los Angeles and
Catalina Islands Many courtesies
we're given in their honor by their
friends and the members OF their
families while in California Mrs
Sachs was the former Miss sarah
Ginsburg They viii make their
home here and win be at home for
the present to friends at 600 Epson
avenue.
Miss Virginia Akard has arrived IN
the city 10 join her mother Mrs. Fred
Akard. who. with Hunter and Sarah
Cstherine Akard. arrived from Dali
las several weeks ago Mrs. Aka-d
with her family. formerly lived in
this city. but returned several months
ago to their former home in ia has.
They viii make their home in this
city and for the present are at home
in apartments at Gil North Oregon
street They Will after December I
occupy one Of their homes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05
This Medicine Recommended By a DOctor

When q doctor uses a medicine himself
besides prescribing it to bis patients, be
must know that it has merit.
This is what Dr.. j. d. Wagner, a prorni-
neHt physician Of skate. Kentucky. has to
say about Dr. Hartman's well-known rene
edys PE-RU-NA. = have used PE-RU-NA
myself Tor eatarrh and have given it to
others for eatauh bloating after eating
and other ailments. It has proved a sue
cess in all cases with old and young men
and women. All speak ven Of PE-RU-NA.
II is the best Of all tonics.
Dr. Wagner, out of the fullness Of his
own personal experience, for the good 0l all
sick and suffering, recommends a medicine
which be knows TO be good You may be
sure doctor would not endanaer bis pro-
fessional reputation by endorsing PERU
"a unless satisfied byoud doubt Of its
value.
Whether your trouble be a cough or
cold, OF a more subtle catarrhal affection Of
the stomach, bowels OF other organs. give
Pb-RU-NA a trial The immediate i'm
proFemeHt which you VIII see VIII satisfy
what you need
anywhere in tablet OF liquid form.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

MR.. AND MRS. j.
.AFR AND MRS. :. s. PoRcHER esle-
it4 brated their golden wedding an
nivsrsary on Tuesday at their home
in the lower valley, "sunnyfields.-
remarkable fact concerning the
celebration was that al OF the sons
and daughters Of the union are living
ana were present at the family re-
union Also all OF the grandchildren
we're there.
The spacious hons. OK southern
architecture. was decorated through
out with great yellow crysanthe-
NUNS and the serving tables we're
lighted with yellow candles burning
beneath yellow shades, thus en-
phasizing the golden color note
Further decorations az the home
we're numerous gift bouquets from
friends including one OF American
beauty roses numbering fifty.
All during the day friends called
and also throughout. the evening
Fruit cake and punch we're served
In the evening a dinner was given
at the Porcher home ard at this time
only relatives were present The
table for the service was decorated
IN the golden motif and seated there
with Ar. and Mrs. Porcher were 1lr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

A VERY interesting social affair
n was the Red Cross tea given in
Hotel sheldon cafe on Tuesday after
noon from 4 until o'clock. The tea
vas given at Hotel Sheldon through
the courtesy Of r. Burt orndorff and
every table was filled during the tea
hours The Royal 1Iarimba band. IN
der the leadership OF Celso Hurtado.
played a number OF selections and
played for the dances given by lIr.
and Mrs Ralph J.. Wonders. the artists
OF the dance who recently arrived
from the Blackstone hotel Chicago,
where they have been entertaining.
The llarimba band also played a Few
selections for the guests dancing.
Beverstadts orchestra also PLAYED
during the tea hours.
H j. van surdams lyric tenor. a "a
Torire IN FL Paso musical circles, sang
Give a Nan a Horse That Re Can
Ride" Frank Cheek sang "The Red
Cross Roll Cali. which was also very
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05


Just az sunset on Tuesday afternoon
) zfss Lucille Edna Mayer. the at
tractive daughter OF Nr. and Mrs.
1Iax Mayer, became the bride Of Law
renee .. ODpenheimer, son Of 1lr. and
Mrs s. II. Oppenheimer. The wedding
occurred at the home Of the brides
sister. Hrs. A. s. Jacobs. in Haw-
thorne Place. and the beautiful cere-
monial was performed BY Dr. Martin
Zielonka.
The reception rooms OF the Jacobs
home were elabcrltalv decorated with
palms, ferns and Quantities Of white
carnations and these blossoms ana
plants formed q background for the
wedding service. The bride was very
charming in a dickson model tailleur
Of blue, fur trimmed and worn with
picture hat of black velvet trimmed
with touches OF sold ard ostrich
plumes. Her bouquet, en- shower, was
a lovely affair Of brides roses and
tube roses. Miss BELLA JACOBS was the
tractive ID white lace Her bouquet
was OF pink roses
Herbert -. Oppenheimer was his
brothers attendant
The senior Mrs Oppenheimer was
gOWned in black crepe de chine CONF
hined with black velvet and trimmed
with jet raluettes. Mrs Max Mayer
wore 3 frocz OF black lace over black
satin. while AIRS. A. S. Jacobs wore a
creation Of dark blue satin with trim-
mings OF sequins.
1lrs r koenigheluls who came from
California TO be present fer the we'd
diug. Was gov 1ed In black ace over
purple SATIN
2irs .. NFisburn'a pretty frocz was
o. black satin. and AIRS. 7. sanders
was lEocked In beaded pink georget
Mrs. c. LoWsnberE was gowned in
navy blle satin, beaded with cut steel
and Ms 7 Berliner's gown was Of
brown velvet trimmed with brown
FUR
AIRS. zieionza was froclled in bead
Cd raspberry georget over satin
AIRS. Sidney Mayors pretty frock
was a creation OF turquoise blue apri-
cor embroidered in the same shade,
and 1lrs- !. 4. Meyers lovely gown
was or white embroidered Eeorget.
Following the ceremony and an in
formal reception wedding dinner
was served at she Jacobs home The
dining room was decorated IN the
bridal colors. green and white. and
the table for the dinner service was
placed in the form OF a horseshoe
Centerins the brides table was a
white French basket Of white carna-
rious ana ferns eumeshed in green
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05
Parfies.

Mrs D. D. Temple entertained the
junior missionary society Of Asbury
Methodist church with q Halloue'en
party. The rooms Of the Temple home
were decorated with flowers. ferns
orange and black streamers, spooks.
Wltcnes and other emblems OF Hal
.oNe en-. Games were played on the
avn until an the guests had arrived.
Lnen they were met ar the door lv
ghosts while Miss Jeanette Faller was
paying ghost march AT the piano
Games we're enjoyed and prizes were
Won BY Miss Mildred Brown and Miss
Margaret Johnson. Hot chocolate and
lousnnuts were served By Mrs. H. n
sarre, Miss Jeanette Faiier and Miss
t1elen Temple. Those present were.
NARY Caster. Marjorie Johnson. Mar
s4ret Johnson. Alice Rodenhaver. Vfr-
sinla DarnelL Margaret Miller. Lois
Ainkaid, Eloise Watson. JeffIe sharp.
Dorothy Bennett, Frances Temple.
James Farm. George Caster. James
Jaws george Banks. Frances 'Lacey.
CoFlne simmons. Julia Penefields. Hel-
en- Goode. Marie Splawn. Lucille PETE
~, FRANCES SplaWn. Made Turcotte
.allared Brown, Gladys Brown, Myria
Eettus, Claribel Harper and Mrs. II
Sasten. Mrs. r. N, Care. AIRS. A. H
laller and Mrs. S. G. DoUai--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

display from the Heintz Art Metal
Shops Of exquisite pieces OF brown
and antique green bronzes, embel-
lished with sterling silver.
This IS an exclusive showing with
us. ard the range OF pieces ls prac-
ticaliy unlimited These art metal
pieces are symmetrical ln form. un-
usual fin conception and most artistic
in design. A LIMITED number Of these
re SHOWN in our display window. We
invite you 70 see the entire collection.
which ranges from simple match
cases 10 elaborate loving cups.
". T. HiNson Co.-HaIlmurk Jewellers.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

The mornings rush of work gets
You pretty well faugued by noon. but
2 good hot luuch such as our Special
Business Mems Lunch makes you Fit
Tor the afternoons duties. BE wise.
Lunch at the Modern.
Modern cufe-Downstnira Mills Bldg.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

Standardization IS prescription
essential III you are one Of those
persons who value accuracy in every
detail in prescription work. you VIII
appreciate the Scott White standard.
Pure drugs-Prompt service.
Scott White e. Co.=Druurists.
Nils Bldg. Roberts-Banner Bldg.
81 san Francisco St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

were served. twenty-five guests were
present for the pretty courtesy 70
Miss Bull numbering many trlenos
from Central Baptist church.
A pretty, quiet wedding was per
formed by Rev II. Van Valkenburgr.
Of the First Methodist church, when
DR. Charles A. short. recently from
army service in France. formerly Of
Chicago. and now Of MorencI, Ariz.,
and Miss Esther IL Palmquist, OF
Chicago, were united with the ring
ceremony OF that church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05

beyond doubt PE-RU-NA s what You need
PNA may be purchased anywhere tablet liquid om-Adr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-05
7 hursday' S Calendar
OF Social Euents

TIE Philathea class Of the First
1 Presbyterian ehueh win give a
supper at $50 o'clock at the church
Maj. Gen. Robert Il Howe viii give
an address at the Woman's clubhouse
at SIS o'clock in the evening.
Riding classes at Fort Bliss for the
members Of the class az g o'clock
a, M
Weekly dance at the knights OF
Columbus hall at Fort Bliss.
Gymnasium classes at the r W.
c. A. from 10 to II a. m. Glasses for
Glasses Tor business girls from 1880
10 $50 p. m
Tea in the afternoon at the Uni-
versity club for the wives and
friends OF the members OF the club.
Meeting Of the League Of Women
Voters at 9 o'clock p. m, at the T. w.
c. A clubhouse