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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
REV. MILO ATKINSON TELLS OF
WORK DONE AT CONFERENCE

Milo Atkinson, pastor OF the First
Christian church. has just returned
from Cincinnati. o., where he has been
attending the International conven-
ton Of Disciples OF Christ in session
there during the past two weeks. The
convention was one OF the history
making gatherings OF that religious
body. he said
Five OF the largest boards for mis-
sionary and benevolent work Of that
church perfected the work OF uniting
their activities under the name
United Christian Missionary society.
The boards uniting in the new society
were. the American Christian Mission
airy society. the Foreign Christian Ms
siOnary society. Christian Woman's
Board Of Missions. National Benevo-
lent association. and the Board OF
Ministerial relief Inasmuch as these
boards have property interests TO the
amount Of about $4,000. 900 under
control, Il VIII be necessary for them
TO continue their corporate legal ex-
istence. however. till such time as the
rev society may legally take over the
management OF all funds Officers OF
the new society are. president. ". F.
Durham. Cincinnati: first vice presi-
dent. A. Mclean. Cincinnati. second
vice president. Mrs Anna r. Atwater.
indianapolis. Ind.
DIT. Atkinson was recording secre-
tary OF the convention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

vile and returned to National Park
seminary. Miss Elizabeth Kelly who
went with Mrs Aldridge's party as
maid of honor for the Texas division,
met her grandfather at the reunion
and returned with him for visit az
the family home in Alabama and VIII
return to FL Paso this evening. Mrs
AldrfdEe. as representative OF Rob
ert E. Lee chapter OF the U. d. 9.
conveyed a message Of greeting from
acting mayor R. c Semple and one
from Capt John stacy, Of this city,
and the division sent a message OF
appreciation 70 these men
A beautifully designed loving cup
was presented TO Miss Aldridge as q
token Of esteem from the division ana
the commander, Gen G. W kirkpat-
rick. The presentation was made at
dinner given to the representatives Of
Texas at Piedmont hotel with a
speech Of appreciation from the divis-
ion bv Gen. Kirkpatrick Miss AID
ridge made the speech on behaI OF
the Texas division to Gen klrkpat-
rick and the officials Of the division
at a dinner given IN their honor
=
The East FL Paso Missionary So
cietv viii hold its regular meeting
with Mrs A c. Krezdorn, 22l0 Myrt-e
avenue, Wednesday afternoon, Octo-
Der g
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
Abouf EI Posonns.

Miss Babs Corcorsn. who has beer
III Tor several weeks. is much i'm
proved
The condition OF Mrs s. W FAINT.
who was taken suddenly III Friday.
was improved on Tuesday morning.
Mrs FAINT is at her home on Federal
street.
TIE condition OF Julius Ratermaun
the son o. Nj and Mrs J. A. Rater-
mann, was slightly improved on Tues
day morning Julius has been ill for
the past three weeks suffering an
attack Of pneumonia typhoid.
The condition Of Mrs Harvey r
Gamble, who underwent an operation
recently at St Mary's. Roch ester.
Mimi. IS very sattsfac Glory. she Is
able to sit up and will be sufficiently
recovered to return home in a short
time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

booth at the Follies with Mrs. L T.
KILLER. chairman OF the organization
as chairman OF the committee OF ar
rangements.
The Daughters Of the British En-
pire will have charge Of the confetti
booth and Mrs. William Jennings. re-
gent OF the orEaniZat ton will be chair
man Of the work with an assisting
committee including: Mrs. Charles
Fraser. Mrs. ". R Allen. Mrs. ]. D
Reeder, Mrs J. G. McKensie. Mrs j.
Gordon Hardie. Mrs. A K Mcfarland.
Mrs. ". s Harrison. Mrs C. W Bar
rett. Mrs J. W S. Cross, Mrs. d. B
Smith. Miss Daisy Munroe. Miss E
RutledFe. Mrs. L Moultain and Mss
Den Gelly.
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New Franklin lodge No. 133. WON
an society OF the B. OF L F. and z,
and the brotherhood lodges Ne. 49,
PSI and 664. will hold their monthly
joint meeting at 8 p. m Wednesday at
the Moose hall on Texas street
The Pythian Sisters viii meet We'd
nesday evening, October 20. in the
Knights OF Pythias hail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
HOW SOOTHING
P0SLAM FEELS
ON ELERY SKIN

Nothing that you can apply 70 all
ing, itching, irritated skin can be
more welcome than Poslan, for its re-
lief Is immediate. Angry surfaces are
soothed- cooled, pacified. These quick
Poslam is taking hold. have made
many sufferers glad And this direct
ness-this getting right at the trouble
Is a quality noteworthy in POslam.
Try for those pimples, that rash. itch
ing eczema, scalp-scale, any dis
ordered condition
Sold everywhere For free sample
write TO Emergency Laboratories. z45
West 47th St, New York City.
Urge your skin 20 become clearer
fsirer, healthier by the use OF Poslam
Sean. the tonic soap for the skin
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
Out of Town Visitors

T. n. Wilson. Of Maria. Texas IS at
the Paso del Norte.
c 7. Pasc0e and wife registered at
the Sheldon Monday from Clifton
Ariz
c H. Maddox and wife. OF clifton,
Ariz-, were arrivals at the Mccoy
G P. Arthur and c. r. Sutton we're
Maria, Texas. guests Of the Sheldon
Artis Nae Wolf Of Phoenix, and
F. Blessent, Of Globe. were Arizona
guests OF the Paso del Norte Monday.
Miss Harriet NJ Storrss Of Silver
CITY. and James Edgar, Of Lordsburg,
were New Mexico arrivals at the Nc
Coy Monday
New Mexicans registered at the
Paso del Norte Monday we're: Madge
BFcElroy, Las Cruces; G. Griswolds Sill
yer City; J. Y. Clayton. Alamogordo
D. L Rosenwald and son, Alnu-
qUerque. ,,
New Mexico arrivals at the Sheldon
Monday were John Stephens and W
Is. Jernigan, AlamoEordo; c r Rey-
uolds. Las Vegas: J. T johnson, Three
Rivers: J. s. Morrison and A. A. La
bry. Santa Fe: Mrs o. G Ellison Las
cruces: Thomas G. Lakeland Co
1uubus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
What Kind Of A Mother Are You?
Little Sidney Takes A Note To
His Mother Who NegLects Him

ION one side OF Cleveland square is
~ the Masonic temple. This great
mass OF brick and stone towers to-
ward the sky. an emblem Of mans
humanity to man.
On another side Of Cleveland square
another great hall o. fraternalism
rears its spires This is the Oddfel-
lows building
On a third side Of the city's most
beautiful plaza there stands a build
ing filled with books through which
knowledge is conveyed to the eager
seeker after truth.
On a fourth side OF this park
stands the recruiting station Of the
United States army. an institution OF
the noblest. bravest men IN the world
Men who &C into every corner Of the
earth. 70 protect the American home
end the Ideals for which the nation
stands.
1t was into this verdant. open place
that found little Sidney. weeping on
a bench. 7 don't know what Sidney's
last name IS. for the truth IS. ] don't
think Sidney knows
Dirty. with scraggled hair and a
loose tooth. the lad set there Monday
afternoon crying into his arm as
though his heart would no longer
stand the pressure OF his baby trou-
bles
Sidney thinks he Is four or five
After some coaxing and after slipping
a penny into his soiled palm. ! extri-
Gated from him the fact that he lived
-up that way" and that his mama was
gone TO a matinee She had gore with
a neighoor woman She went lots
too N fact. she gadded somewhere
every day.
The baby's older brother and a sis
ter, hardened TO their neg ected state,
played boisterously In the grass They
should have been in school At least
the sister was old enough.
What's the matter with you most
Typ I asked Sidney
II am lonesome was what he final
" said, in substance
His nakedness was covered and his
little tummy was probably full
enough. But his soul was as empty
or JOY as his mothers heart seems to
be OF love. And besides his face was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

MRS. JOSEPH F. WILLIAMS VIII
wi entertain at luncheon Friday at
1870 O'Clock in compliment TO her
house guest. Miss Louise LAYTON.
Miss Lawton. who is a niece Of MI
williams. will remain as a guest at
the Williams home for the winter.
Mrs. Harry Lawton her mother, has
been visiting Mrs. John Hayes for a
few weeks and Mr.. LaWton Joined his
wife a few days past and with her
are guests at the Hayes home on Fed
eral street
Numerous very lovely courtesies are
being extended Mrs. Dudley S Deane
and Miss Sarame Reynolds during
their visit to their sister, Mrs James
Graham McNary. The McNarys and
their guests visited the Reynolds
home in Las Vegas during the past
week and have returned after a few
days at the McNary home to the Nc
Nary ranch in New Mexico for an
other visit They made the trip by
motor and viii return in a few days
Among the parties given for them
was a beautifully appointed dinner
Monday evening at Hotel Paso del
Norte, at which Mrs. A II. GOldstein
was hostess The table for the SER
vice was beautiful with flowers Of the
season and covers were placed for
Mrs Deane Mss Reynolds, Mr. and
Mrs. James Graham McNary, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Holiday. Mr.. and Mrs W.
W. Turney, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L TOoley,
Mrs William r Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred c. Billings, Mrs ". D. Howe,
Mrs. Isabel Flat0, Mrs. Plnsy L. Latta,
Mai. Richard Burgess and W II. Bur
yes. Another very charming affair
was given during the weekend for
them BY Mrs. Robert L Holiday. who
was hostess to a buffet supper at the
Holiday home. homoring Mrs Deane
and Miss Reynolds The reception
rooms and dining room Of the Holt
day home were decorated with chrys
anthemums and the tables in the din
ing room. five in number. for the sup
per service. were lighted with wax
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
Guests Have Hard Time Getting In
To Enjoy Church Halloween Party

A Ii sorts Of impedimenta was in
"A the way Monds evening when
the guests tried 10 get into the Sun
day school room in the undercroft
OF the parish house OF ST. Clements
Episcopal church. but this did not
daunt the LIests and added 70 the
merriment when the White Cross
guild on Monday evening gave a
Halloween party at tie parish house.
The entrance to the party was down
the back stairs. over bed springs and
through tortuous ways OF carpenters
horses and other things ~laced in the
way. at times making Il possible TO
pass only by crawling. Numbers %
guests were present in sheets and
pillow cases to enjoy the evening.
Cider and gingerbread were served
and Mrs Harry Greer. in gypsy COS
tune. told fortunes in one booth.
while Miss Juanita Baslrin, in witch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

like co--ume. held the fortunes wheel
There was dancing during the evening
and games and all sorts Of merry
making Mrs. F. N johnson. r. was
chairman Of the committee for the
games and Miss Helen Swift was
chairman CT invitation committee
A surprise party was given Monday
afternoon. honorinE Miss Lucille Edna
Mayer at the home Of Mrs Max Ber-
liner and Mrs. c Lowenberg. mother
OF Mrs Berliner, on Randolph street.
The reception rooms were decorated
with yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS and a shower OF beautiful gifts
were presented to the honor guest
whose engagement and approaching
marriage was recently announced.
The gifts were brought into the room
In a great basket artisticauy dec
GRATED with blue. Later e two course
luncheon was served. twenty-five
guests were present for the courtesy
for Miss Mayer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
Dances.

Members Of the E1ks' club will give
a HalloWe' en- dance at the Elks' cluD-
house on the evening Of Friday, the
31st The dance is to be a masquerade
affair and the decorations for the
clubhouse viii be in keeping with the
Halloween season
FL Paso Review No. ~ OF the Mac
cabees gave a benefit dance Satur-
cay evening at the Liberty han.
Campbelrs orchestra furnished the
music for the dance. Mrs J. T. Moore
was chairman Of general arrange
n.ents and a large number OF Euehts
were present
The dance Wednesday evening by
the Gridiron club TO the other mem
bers Of the University club is to be
a bal masque and guests are TO come
in fancy costume. However, il guests
do not desire to wear fancy dress
they viii be permitted 70 come in
sheets and pillow cases Many unique
features are to mark the occasion
and the decorations will be in the
Halloween motif.
The program TO be given IN con-
rection with the Halloween dame
at the Womau's club is 10 include
talented artists The songs viii be
old-fashioned favorites and the pro-
gram Includes SONGS. by a quartet
composed OF Mrs. Robert Halliday,
Mrs Victor Moore, Mrs A. H Cold
stein and Mrs ". D. Howe. SONGS by
duet including Mrs. Holiday and
+. G. Billings Solo. Mrs. Goldsrein
and Violin solo bly, Mrs. Ralph Hen
dersou.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

dirty and his nose needed Wiplnl
badly. / couldn't wash his face no.
fill his soul, but ] did wipe his moss
'S.dneF," J said. will you take THU
20 YOUR mama g. referring 10 a note
"Uhuh." said Sidney.
Taking a piece OF copy paper Ike
reporters use ] wrote the following
note 10 Sidney's mana.
Dear Mndnmt
I dent know who you are I
don't suppose you are a bad Toui-
an ~ all But Z found your little
boy out herS On the park and he
TFuE sleepy md lonesome He says
you went 20 a show and that Fou
20 lots and leave him TO make out
the best be can.
] want 20 ask you n you won't
please stay af home with sidney
more, or take him with you Sid
ney O. a good hoy and he likes you
and III bet that n you would
cuddle him md tell him stories
ard sing him 20 sleep he would
be the happieat little boy IN e
Puso.
And please sidney's mann.
keep Sidney'H nose wiped and his
face washed
Yours truly.
A man who lost hts -a=r when
He was sidney'E age
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
'KIWAHdS CLUB TO ENTERTAIN
SPECIAL LUNCHEON GUESTS

Col George T. Langhorne. com
handing officer OF the Eighth eavaI-
-- o. o. 80 f-,a rhfrf suesf % no-or
at tho Kiwanis luncheon at the Shell
L.r--4 &C. -ie--aly- capt Leonard
p. Matlack and sam B. Gillett viii be
he prominent civilian guest
The Fiwanis club announces a new
regulation by the board Of direcaors
which Is that no member will be
called on TO give a prize who has
given one within the four months
preceding and no member shall
draw prize who has drawn one pre-
viously within the same time.
Frank Cheek will lead the vocal
caiisthenics.'
Servant girls in Japan earn on an
average Of S15O per month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
Ell Pasoans Awau.

C. L. Pelham, manager OF the Tri-
state Motor Co. leaves this afternoon
for San Antonio and Houston. The
Ford convention viii be held in
Houston and Mr.. Pelham will attend
it
1Ir. and Mrs. Francis Wayne Man
ming are at present living in Lehan-
on Tenn. where Mr.. Manning is tax
Ing a law course at Cum berland uni
versity. He viii graduate in June.
Harrington. viii arrive in December to
be the horse guest OF her mother.
Mrs. Charles RAIDER until the return
OF her husband
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
Mrs. 7. F. Williams To Give Luncheon
FridayIn Compliment To Miss LawtOn

candles held In candlesticks orna-
nented with tulle bows and conferred
with silver and crystal vases OF chrys-
anthemums. The dining table was in
the center Of the room with the four
smaller tables. all lace cove ed. placed
about It The guests included Mrs
Dudley S. Deane, Miss Sarame Ray
nolds Mr.. and Mrs. James Graham
McNary, Mr.. and Mrs ". L. Tooley
Mr.. and Mrs W R. Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs A H Goldstein. Mrs Pansy Lat
ia Mr.. and Mrs. ". D. Howe. Mr. and
Mrs A H. Culweu. Mr.. and Mrs. W
". Turney, W. h Burgess. Mr.. and Mrs
James A Dick. Nj. and Mrs Freder-
lex Billings. Mrs Isabel FlatO and
Thomas c. Holiday
Mrs. ]. n. Atkinson and sister. Mrs
L h TT mb-e. entertained with
dinner IN honor OF the birthday an
niversary Of their mother. Mrs J. II
Burroughs. Saturday evening The
table was laid for nine. the decora-
tons being pink and white carna-
tons The guests were sons and
daughters OF Mrs Burroughs tnciud-
ing Mr. and Mrs Hal Christie. Nj
and Mrs. L H. Trimble, Mrs Walter
Christie, blr. and Mrs. Atkinson and
daughter, Lurline. Only two OF Mrs
Burroughs's sons were assent. G. /.
Christie, OF New York. who is eX-
pected to spend Christmas with his
mother. and Walter Christie. who was
called to Mexico on business. Grand
children Of Mrs Burroughs we're also
present at the dinner, and we're served
separately BY little Miss Ethel At
kinson-
A church supper for the members
Of the congregation OF the First Pres
byterlan church viii be given We'd
nesday evening at $50 o'clock. The
following committee viii have charge
Of the arrangements: Mrs GeorEe
Ferguson. chairman. and Mrs c. L
North. Ms. E. B. Elfers. Mrs. Neal
Grossheider and Mrs. Fred Stevenson
An a9petizing menu viii be served
and. following the serving, z. A Shell
ton viii read an original history Of
the church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

Tuesday morning the high school
students met in the auditorium for
their monthly big ing" George Da-
land. led the students and the high
school orchestra accompanied the
singing The meeting was enthus-
iastie and mary special songs were
sung regarding the game TO be held
Saturday. The football team Of the
high school viii meet the team OF the
school stadium Saturday afternoon al
3 o'clock for q game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
Aniomobfliro and OuIfnos

Mr.. and Ms. Russell Price. OF tris
city, and Miss Rose Johnson. Of Big
SPRINGS. Texas. house guest OF Mrs.
A. r Wylie, on MaEoffin avenue, have
returned from an autoHrobile trim TO
Elephant Butte dam En- route they
came by the way of the Orran pass
and AlamoEordo. They re-ort a very
pleasant trip and roads in fairly good
condition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

II you have not formed the habit
OF eating breakfast here you are over
looking a most enjoyable meal our
- be the best served in FL Paso.
Modern Cafe-DOFnstairs Mills Bldg.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
Fl Pavonps Reryrnin0

Robert Price has returped from a
several weeks visit in Chicago. at
tend nE the National Dairy show Mt.
Price was fortunate enough to be
there IN time to see the National Sc
ries baseball games PLAYED In Chicago
He returned home bv the southern
route and stopped at Dallas Texas, 70
see the State fair for few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
GOVERNOR IS CALLED ON
TO ASK For FEDERAL TROOPS

Trinidad. Colo. oct. 2s.-A petition
signed by more than one hundred
business men and citizens Of this city
and community was forwarded to
Gov. o. H. Shoup today calling upon
the governor to have federal troops
sent to the southern Colorado coal
fields in the event Of the develop
ment Of a strike called by the United
Mine Workers Of America on Novcm-
Der l. The petition sets forth hat
city and county authorities viii not
be able to handle the situation In the
event OF trouble.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
Weddings.

Mr.. and Mrs Jas. H Noyes announce
the enEagemeut and approaching mar
rage Of their daughter, Miss Helen
Elizabeth Noyes, TO Edward J.
Weissler. Of New York city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28
Wednesdays Calendar
Of Social EUenis

HRIDlRON club Of the University
" club VIII give a dance to the other
members OF the club in the evening at
the University club.
Social club Of the White Shrine Of
Jerusalem viii give a card party in
I o. o. f. hall
Wednesday evening dance at the Red
Cross convaleseent house at Fort Bliss
eiven by the War Camp Community
Service and the Red Cross.
Church supper at $50 o'clock at the
First Presbyterian church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

Hospital for Women and Children-
St. Marks. 1901 Nevada Pm $3.50 MISS
Emily Dana Green. r NJ Supt-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

The number four IS in great dis
favor in Japan. because its name,
'shi." IS the term for death. There
are no fours or AS In the telephone
directories Of that country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

8 splendid entertainments--E Pasu
Lyceum Bear Marie Tiffany, Wed
nesday. 2sth. $500 for season Cen
tral "T"-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-28

Servant girls in Japan earn on an
lveraEe Of $50 per month.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-07
TAYLOR BUYS OUT
ERICKSON'S INTEREST

Poplar Standard: Former Iieuten-
ant Governor H. H. Taylor, of Sand
Point, Idaho, has purchased the M.
A. Erickson's half interest in the
Speed Electric company which oper-
ates the Poplar lighting plant. The
consideration was $6,5UO. The deal
was completed last Saturday after
noon and by a pre-arranged agree
ment Mr.. Taylor's interest will date
from the first Of the month. While
Mr.. Erickson retires from the COM
pany it is understood he will act IN
the capacity Of engineer until some
time in March. Mr.. Taylor is an old
friends Of Mr. Speeds and for many
years was prominent in Idaho poll
ties. He was first member of the
Legislature and was later elected
Lieutenant Governor. Mr.. Taylor is
practIclng attorney and at the
present time is counsel for the Hill
interests in Idaho.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-07
POPLAR ONLY TOWN
TO HAVE INSTITUTE

Poplar Standard: Outside of coun-
ty seat towns Poplar will be the only
city to have Farmers institute this
year. Because of the Flu epidemic
last fall the schedule of the Bozeman
extension lectures was put behind
two months and to overcome this big
handicap it was decided to hold in
stitutes this year in county seat
towns only. Poplar, however, mad
such a successful session last year
that it was finally decided to make
this city one exception and the latter
part of the week the local committee
was notified by Director F. S. Coo
ley at BoZeman to announce the
Poplar institute would be held on
March 25th and 26th. Mr.. Otto RAM
stad, chairman of the committee re-
turned from Minneapolis Tuesday
and he with Mayor Cosier and c. W
Jerome, the other members of the
committee, will meet with Supt
Frank N. Mitchell, within a few days
to perfect all plans for the big af
fair. AS he did last year, Mr.. Mitch
ell will have entire charge of the
entertainment features of the instl
tue. It is too early to say what Mi
Mitchell has in store for Poplar
farmer friends but whatever it is
it will be good, for when Franz
Mitchell puts on a show it is rea
one. The big dance and vaudeville
show will be given of course thu
same as last year but there will bt
something else in the line of attrac
tons and it will all be free to tn
farmers.