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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
| LOCATIONS IN
THELA5T WEEK
New Drilling Prospects in
the West Texas Oil
Field Recently.

Dallas. Tex, April 1.-THE follow
ing Is a list OF new locations estab-
lished during the last week in west
Texas:
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
AUGUST CROP REPORT
SHOWS BIG SLUMP

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9-The country's
corn crop showed q decrease Of 27,-
$4,000 bushels as a result of weather
and other conditions during July. The
Department Of Agriculture in its Au-
gust forecast announced the crop prom
ised 2,7ss,S7s,OOO, based on conditions
existing August 1, compared with
forecast of 2.si5, 10000 bushels made
early in July.
The spring wheat forecast was for
225,0OO,00O bushels. as compared with
322 100000 bushels estimated a month
ago. Winter wheat estimate was re-
duced from S39,OO0,OOO bushels as Of
July to 7i5,OOOOOO bushels on August
4. Thus the total wheat productions
fell off 22i, 100000 bushels, as compared
with the July forecast, the total then
being placed at i,i6i 100000 bushels,
compared with 9i0,OOO,OO0 bushels on
August 1. There was a decrease Of t2i.-
100000 bushels Of winter wheat and 81
100000 bushels Of spring wheat.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
GIVE SUMNER DANCE.

An Informal summer dance was
given last night, In the parlors Of the
Hotel dupont, by the Omega Alpha
fraternity OF Delaware College. A
large banner OF the fraternity hung
on one wall, and a similar banner of
The college on the opposite wall. added
much to the attractiveness of the par
lors. The programs were bound with
orange silk cord, making them embody
the colors OF the Omega Alpha Fra
ternity. black, orange and white.
Music for the dance was furnished by
Jacobs Orchestra.
The patronesses were Mrs. Joseph
H. Martin. Mrs. Calvin c. Swayne, Mrs.
Eugene II. Manning and Mrs. Walter
G. Aurand. Among those present were !.
The Misses Mabel Foulke, Edna Pratt.
Irene Scott, Elizabeth Goodng. Edna
o. Needs, Hllda G.. Cavender, Myrtle
e. Collins. Mildred Lee Clrter. Grace
Tucker, Pauline Bueh, Rebecca Bark
ley. Mildred NJ Haley. Harriet Bee
son, Janet Alexander, Mary Leinbach.
Lionne Manlove, Mann Myers, Helena
Newman, Florence Martin. V u. Spring
er, Marion Law and Dorothy Walsh.
and the Messrs. William NJ. Killen. NJ.
II. Carter, Alexander Blair. Paul G.
Swayne, John w. Anderson. Sd, IT.
vlenne r. McElwee. Harvey N. Brown.
Charles Carswell. Merrill II. Robinson.
Philip II. Marvel. Granville Robinson.
Cotton Mather. Thomas w. Holland
Holt Aikens, Albert E. Carr, Thomas
S. Carswell and Eugene Kennedy.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
TO SMOKE OR NOT no SMOKE.

LONDON, (By United Press-By Mail
Whether ministers should smoke is
arousing discussion among clergymen
as a result of a question asked at a
recent convention Of Methodist minis
ters as TO whether It is Christian-liks
for ministers TO smoke.
1T all depends on what you smoke, ="
said one minister7 Il smoke a cigar
to the glory OF God"
The Rev. F. C. Spur, Regents Park
Methodist Church, confessed he smok-
ed a pipe in his study, but didn't think
1t wise for ministers to smoke in pub
lie.
Another favors It for the reason that
a good smoke helps TO get mans soul
Personally ! haven't smoked dozen
cigarettes in my life" said DR.. F. B.
Meyer and that was in Turkey where
1t would have been an act Of great dis
courtesy not TO smoke with your host.
But l don't object TO smoking If by
so doing minister can get nearer to
a mans soul?"
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
DELAWARE-PENNA.
LEAD CANTEEN WORK

The Pennsylvania-Delaware Division
Of the Bureau Of Canteen Service or
the Red Cross leads the United States
In service rendered.
]. A. Farwell director Of the Bureau
makes this report:
"The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Division
has contributed more than one-third OF
the cars, more than one-third Of the
hospital attendants, and has cared for
almost one-third Of the patients of
the entire United States. The report
covers the time from the beginning Of
the canteen activity to June %, 1919
Pennsylvania has to It's credit i077
cars. as compared with II supplied by
its neighboring division. New England.
II has had 23,si9 patients under its
care, as compared with 23S cared for
by New England, and 1859 attendants
TO hospital cars. compared with $50
supplied by the New England Dlvi-
sion"
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
MI @PPia g e S

The wedding OF Miss Helen .Rile VIII
kins, daughter Of Mrs. Clara " vii
kins, and Milton Maxwell johnson, Jr.,
will take place at the brides home, No.
1903 West Ninth street, at : O'Clock
next Tuesday evening. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev II. A.
Griesemer, acting pastor OF Second Bap-
list Church, assisted by the Rev. w.
Ernest Greenfield, pastor of Brandy
wine NJ =. Church.
The bridal party will consist OF J..
James Cheney, best man Mrs. Nora Lee
Thatcher, matron OF honor, and Miss
Sarah Jones. flower girl. Mrs. Wilson
Parvis Will play the wedding march
from 'Lohengrin,' and other selec-
tions during the ceremony. Mrs. Clara
Orth, sister Of the bride, wilf sing BE
cause" by D'Hardelot. ,
Miss Wilkins was formerly a teach
er at the Woodlawn kindergarten. She
is active in church work in the Second
Baptist Church.
Miss Olive NJ. Reed and George G..
Moore were married at McCabe Mem
orial Methodist Episcopal parsonage.
No., 703 West Twentieth street, yesier-
lay afternoon, by the Rev. George c.
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore will
I've at Twenty-fourth and dupont
streets.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
Births S

sNYDER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Price Snyder,
of No. 512ls King street. at the Delaware
Hospital, on August s, son.
BFNT-To Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bent. Of
No 1906 Delaware avenue at the Della
ware Hospital. on August Z, son.
cARNEY-To Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Carney, Of No. z East Fourth street, st
the Delaware Hospital, on August Z,
son.
ELLIoTT-To Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Elliott, of Kennett Square. Pa, at the
Delaware Hospital, on August Q. SON.
JoHNsoN-To Mr.. and Mrs James John
son, of No. 104 West Seventh street. at
the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
on August Z, daughter.
ERNsT--To Mr.. and Mrs. william J.
Ernst, of No. 1908 Pleasant street on
August z. a son.
KozICKI-To Mr.. and Mrs. W. Kozicki. Of
No. AIS East Third street, on August 3,
a son.
DIcKs-To Mr.. and Mrs. william Dicks.
Of No. Cedar street, on August 8,
daughter.
CARBUTTON-To Mr. and Mrs. George
Carbutton. of No. 1903 West Ninth street
at the Delaware Hospital. on August 9,
a daughter.
HANCoCK-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Han
cock. of No. 302 West Fourteenth street
at the Delaware Hospital, on August Z,
son.
OsMOND-To Mr.. and Mrs. William Os-
mond. of No. 1915 Tatnall street. at the
Delaware Hospital on August s,
daughter.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
NEW PRINCIPAL FOR
SMYRNA SCHOOL

SMYRNA, Aug. 9.-The school COM
missioners Of the Smyrna-Clayton con-
solidated school districts, at recent
meeting elected c.. W. Weimberd
Schantz. formerly supervising princi-
pal Of the Dover schools, the new SUI
perintendent OF schools for Smyrna,
under the new code. Mr.. Schantz has
accepted and will take hold Septem-
Der 1. He viii succeed C. Leland Har-
monson, OF Smyrna, who resigned at
the close Of the school term and took
up the reading Of law with William M.
Hope Of Dover.
The commissioners also elected Ken
meth S. Covey. the new teacher Of agrl-
culture and manual training, to succeed
NJ. T. Thurston, whose term expires
SEPTEMBER 1. Mr. Covey was associated
with Prof. Schantz, at Dover. He is d
graduate of Cornell University and Cot
lego Of Agriculture OF New York, and
holds a bachelor or science degree.
Three vacancies in the grammar
schools will be filled later.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
PENNSGR0VE POLICE
FORCE KNOCKED OUT

PENNSGROVE, N. j., Ang. 9.-The po-
lice force Of Pennsgrove is Temporarily
laid up for repairs. Albert E. House
worth. chief Of police, is clnnned 10
his bed and two other members of the
force are nursing bruises as the result
Of an encounter with Philip Heilmann,
whe went on a spree" According TO
the police, whenI Chief Houseworth and
his men attempted to round him up
Heilmann gave the three policemen a.
battle.
The chief had one eye closed and was
so badly battered about the face that
his physician could not tell whether
his nose was broken. Heilmann was
finally landed in jail. where he is be-
ing held in default Of $1,000 bail for ac-
tiOn Of the grand jury.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09

Deputy Attorney General p. Warren
Green and Wlldn L. Strahorn are at
Rehoboth for over the weekend.
Mrs. Lydia w. Slocomb and Miss
Marjorie Slocomb ara spending the
weekend at Ocean City, n. j.
Mrs. Annie Burtelle has returned to
Seaford after spending several days
with friends hero.
Miss Josephine Maloney, Of Middle
town, spent the past weekend with
friends here.
Mrs. Fred p. Williams is the guest
OF Misses Laura and Clara Willis, at
Middletown.
Miss Florence Warren, OF Ellendale,
has been the guest of friends here.
]. Irwin White has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. e. G. Ryon at Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wilson are
spending their vacation with friends at
Hebron, near Georgetown.
Miss Susie Donovan spent the past
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. NJ Donovan, at Lincoln City.
Jordon Ryon Is visiting his grand
parents. Mfr. and Mrs. S. X. Belts, at
Frederca.
William Morrison spent the past
weekend at Slaughter Neck.
Miss May MoFaul has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. William Johnson, at
Houston.
Miss Ethel Tattersow has been the
guest OF Miss Lulu Derickson at Rox-
ana.
Miss Beulah Kelley spent the past
weekend with her parents at FELTON,.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Carrow have
been spending several days with Gill
bert Carrow and family, near CheswoId.
Mr.. and Mrs. Derrickson and chill
dren have been tho guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Pearson, at Cheswold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brinton and sons
visited Mrs. Alonzo Jones. at
Leipsic.
Mayor Joseph II. Cox, Of Seaford, was
recent visitor in this city.
Mrs. George Stengle has as her guest
Mrs. Saliie Brown, Of Seaford.
Mrs. Hope Harvey is the guest Of
Miss Blanche Weist at Odessa.
Miss Lena v. Stats. OF Middletown.
was entertained over the past weekend
by Miss L. j. Baggarly. Of this city.
George Croft recently visited his
mother, Mrs. Eliza Croft, at Odessa.
Mrs. Leroy Delong has returned
home after spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Delong. at FELTON,.
Miss Florence Hugg. OF FELTON,. has
been visiting friends In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John. Poor and daugh-
ter and Rodger Lockwood spent last
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
HOSPITAL NEEDS SWEETS.

Delaware Hospital viii be glad TO
furnish glass jars TO anyone who
wishes TO put up canned fruit or vege-
tables for It. Contributions are made
TO the Delaware Hospital In this man
ner quite frequently.
A good many friends OF the hospital
have expressed their willingness to
help 10 in this way, provided the hos
pital was willing TO supply the Jars.
This year It has undertaken TO do this.
Anyone who wishes to make gifts of
this nature may communicate with
BarrowB. Lyons. superintendent Of the
hosnltal.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09

Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst, acting
chairman Of the National Woman's
Party in Delaware, is a leader in varied
social welfare and religious activities,
each Of which she believes would be
forwarded by woman suffrage in this
State. She is representative OF many
Delaware women Of influence and
executive efficiency who are asking for
the ratification Of the suffrage Con-
stitutional Amendment by the Delaware
Legislature Mrs. Bringhurst is a mem
Der of the board Of managers Of the
Delaware Industrial School for Girls,
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
I|R11lb]La11l3
PARTIES

Mrs. Daniel Harmsn. Of No. 25it Mar
ket street, entertained at dinner last
evening In honor of Miss Cecil Regina
Acton, whose wedding will take place
in August. Miss Acton will be the bride
of South Dakota man. and Will reside
in that State after her marriage.
Covers were laid for twelve at the
dinner. The table was dalntlly adorn-
ed with roses and snspdrsgons. The
guests received ethed-glass flower bas-
kets as souvenirs of the occasion,
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
Y. w. C. A. CALENDAR.
MONDAY

MONDAY
10 a. m.-Board Of Directors. VOL
aston Hall.
TUESDAY
Z P. m.-Open night. club rooms.
THURSDAY
Visitors Day, Holiday House.
SATURDAY
Weekend Party. Holiday House.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
GIRLS TO GO CAMPING.

Seven members Of the Wapanachi
Camp Fire Girls will leave on Monday
for Camp Wawanalssa, Robinson, Anna
Arundel county. Maryland. where
they will spend two weeks. Miss
Laura Erdman, their guardian. and Ger
trude Casperson and Rachel Grubb will
join them on the 10th. The campers
comprise Marion Stats, Ada Rudert,
Miriam Powell, Winifred Chapman, Mar
lon Scott Mildred Lynn, Helen De
Maree.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
DEGREES FOR WOMEN.

The Decoration OF Chivalry will be
conferred on class Of i6 women by
the Patriarchs' Militant Lodge, Canton
Delaware, No. 4, I. o. Q. F., In the New
Century Club on the evening Of Sep
tember O., -.
General William C. Gerney, with his
wife and daughter, and Colonel Fred A.
Groome, with his wife, will arrive hero
on the preceding day TO take part in
the EXERCISES.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. John Ayers and daugh-
ter have been visiting friends at Sails
bury, Md.
Mrs. J. It. NJ. LaRowe, Of Whining
ton, Is with friends at Clayton.
Miss Mary Marshall, OF Harrington,
was recent visitor in this city.
Miss Sara True has been the guest OF
her aunt Mrs. George Hughes, at Har-
rington.
Miss Jennie Butler has returned TO
her home In Dover, after spending
some time here.
Charles Purse and family, who have
been spending several weeks with Mrs.
Purses parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
NJ. Chase, OF Th.rty-sixth and Market
streets. returned 10 their home In
Pittsburgh, Pa, today.
Mrs. Lee ]. Martin, No. 2305 Wash
ington street, is spending few days
at Dover, Bowers Beach and Rochester
Beach.
Clinton C. Martin, No. 1906 Wash
ington street. is spending the week
end at Dover and Colchester Beach
Mrs NJ NJ. Fisher, Of No. SO7 West
Twenty-third street. has returned TO
her home after a visit at Atlantic City.
Miss Florence Marshall will leave to-
morrow for an extended trip TO Al
toona and Harrisburg, Pa.
Miss Ella NJ. Zeigrist has gone TO
North'held, Mass, for a ten-days' vaca-
ton
John II. p. Lewis. Of No. 30i East
Tenth street, is in Kirkwall, Scotland.
Miss Mary n. Faust. OF No. 206 West
Seventeenth street, and Miss Catherine
c. Joyce, OF No. ii3 East Twenty-flfth
street, returned home after spending
their yacation at Ocean City, Md
Miss Marion Traynor has returned
home afier a recent visit at Ocean
City, Md
Miss Elizabeth Barnes, No. SIT West
Ninth street. Is spending a week at
Niagara Falls.
Miss Anna NJ. Person is spending
week at Wildwood. n. J. %
Mrs. J. W. Bastian, Miss Ethel Bas-
tian and Joseph w Bastian, Jr.. are
guests at the Hotel Henlopen, Rehoboth
Beach.
Captain George Farlow, Of New York.
has returned home after spending
twelve months over sea. Captain Far-
low is nephew Of DR.. ]. w. Bastian.
Miss Edith George was recent guest
OF Miss Carolyn Biggs, at Chesapeake
City
Mrs. Charles A. Thompson, OF Phiia-
delphia, and Miss Hester Ratledge. OF
Brooklyn, who have beer visiting Mrs.
William B. Ratledge, Of near New Cas-
tie, have returned home.
Miss Helen Johnson is spending her
vacation at Port Deposit.
William Winder Laird has returned
rom a sojourn at The Hotel Chelsea,
atlantic City. !
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
CHILD IN AUTO ACCIDENT.

CENTRENILLE, Md, Aug. 9.-Little
Mary Bowen, the seven-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Bowen, OF
Church Hill, while crossing Main street.
In Church Hill, was knocked down by
car driven by Gilbert Porter, Of Cen
terville. The child's entire body was
bruised, and had It not been that MIR.
Porter was driving very slowly the
child would have been killed.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
AT BBANpyWINE SPRINGS

lBrandyWine SPRINGS Park continues
TO delight large numbers Of people
from Philadelphia as we'll as from
Wilmington. Many come down on the.
Wilson Line boats and then take the
trolley cars TO the park. There is al
ways plenty OF amusement for every
one at the Springs.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
ON MOTOR TRIP.

Mr.. and Mrs Horace G. Vernon and
daughters, Elizabeth and Annie, are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Town.
send. Jr They arrived in the city yes
terday. making the trip by motor from
their home in Moline, Illinois. Mrs.
Vernon before her marriage was Miss
Virginia Townsend. An interesting
matter in the family connection is that
while Mr. Vernon married Mr.. Town
sends sister. Mr.. Townsend married
Mr.. Vernon's sister.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
CAUGHT MANY BAY TROUT.

Daniel Q. Hastings, Ayres J. Stookly.
Daniel o. Hastings, Jr., and Daniel
Jones went trout fishing from Bowers
Beach on Thursday and caught forty
five fine trout. Former Judge Hastings
caught the largest trout. weighing five
hounds
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
ATTRACTIONS At THEATRES
SUNDAY CONCERTS AT sHELLpo'

There will be Sunday concerts in the
Family Theatre at Shellpot tomorrow
afternoon and evening in place OF the
usual vaudeville. on Monday "Ye Lib
erty Players" viii offer a new comedy
and there Will also be good vaudeville
between the acts.
There will also be the usual free
band concerts at the park on Sunday
afternoon and evening, and at these
concerts Dorothy D. Young Mrs.
James e. Henry will sing. Mrs. Henry
will have several new solos.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
DOCKsTADERs HOME.

William L. Dockstader and Mrs.
Dockstader, who are spending the
summer at Atlantic City, Will return to
the city the last Of August. Mr.. Dock
stader was in town yesterday looking
over the improvements being made TO
the Garrick Theatre. The theatre will
be newly decorated and carpeted, and
new scenery will be added. The i'm
provements will cost about $4,000.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
RIVER TRIPS POPULAR.

There has been a big increase In the
evening business OF the Wilson Line
boats this season. There are so many
trips. however. that the boats are never
crowded. The boats afford an excel
lent view Of Hog Island, the Navy Yard
and other places Of interest.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
SILK GLOVES IN DEMAND.

Manufacturers OF silk gloves are
looking 10 a record business for their
spring offerings. The hlgh-priced lines,
they say, will be greatly favored by the
trade. one New York house reports
that the popularity OF the glove retail
ing for 30 cents has been supplanted by
that which costs, the consumer Si.2o
and $3.50.
Some OF the larger manufacturers,
who usually offer their spring lines for
sale by July 1. have not yet placed
statesmen on the road. and now are re-
ceiving scores Of inquiries as TO when
their goods will be on the market.
The long six-button length, strap
wrist gloves are expected TO be much
in vogue next spring.
sunday with Mrs. Nellie Lockwood, at
Odessa.
Major Holt. recently spent few days
with his mother, Mrs. r. e. Hurd, at
Dover.
Miss Louise Eckenhofer spent the
past weekend with her parents at
odessa.
Z Mrs, Margery Neal is the guest OF
Mrs. George Jones, Sr., at Port De-
posit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Massey and chil-
dren spent several days this week with
Mrs. n. L. Stebblng, at Port Deposit.
Mrs. William ]. Baynard and children
are visiting her aunts. Miss Sara and
Margaret d. Kirk, at Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones spent
the past weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Montague, at Hartley.
Miss Flora Bull Has returned TO this
city after spending a week with her
parents, at Marydel.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09

and also Of the board Of managers OF
the Day Nursey and Babies Hospital.
She Is president OF the Woman's Aux
iliary TO the Board Of Missions, and
synodical representative for the prov
ince Of Washington, and finds further
opportunity for church work as teach
er Of the Bible class in st. Johns Epis-
copal Church. During the war Mrs.
Bringhurst devoted much OF her time
to Liberty Loan campaigns, acting as
team captain during two Of the loan
drives and to eanteen and other Red
Cross work.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09

The wedding OF Miss Ruth Newman,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ].
Newman, OF Newfoundland, N. j., and
Edward Turner Janney, OF this city.
took place this afternoon at the home
OF tho brides parents, In Newfound-
land. The Rev. DR.. Tinney, rector Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church In that
oity, performed the ceremony.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09

sDr. Joseph p. Wales, Mrs. Wales and
their children. are spending several
weeks in Canada.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Price Snyder.
of No. 512ls King street, at the Delaware
Hospital on August S, a son.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09
k|0GSlriyq4H|

Miss Edna T. Brsdneld VIII so TO
Novs Scotia. Canada. week after next.
to remain until October.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09

Albert Truitt spent the past week
end with his daughter, Mrs. George A.
Weller, at Dover.
Evening journal., 1919-08-09

Mrs. Luther Mills is visiting Mr.. and
MIS- Frank Webb, at Dover
MRS: LEVEL Downs and little dahgh-
rs. sara Elizabeth, are visiting Mrs
: 'nomas Sharpe. at Harrington.
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Turner. Samuel T.. sHt.: ka.: Falls Mills.
ThaSton. Harvey L.: pvt: dw.: South IBos
ton.
Todd. Richard b: corp: ID: Wilderness
Tollcy Walter Il: PVT: dw.: Lexington.
Tyler. Abraham: rrt.: DID,; James city
County.
Trayior Charles T.: pvt: ha.: Petersburg.
Traylor William A.: pvt: ka.: Petersburg.
Thompson. Sonk: pvt: DID,; Mcderithvillc.
Utz. Roberts e: pvt dw.: Madison Co.
Vc,lincs John Lee: pvt: ka.: Comet
Warmer Wayne: pvt: dw.: liopcwclL
Vanderbilt, Ulysses c.. pvt. DID,: Rio Vista
Wires, Henry; pvt: dw;; Lone Ash.
Vcnablc. James T: pvt: ka.: Front Royal.
Vcrlin. bernard r. pvt: ka. Rhoadcsviiic.
Nandykc. Doak: pvt: DID,: Cedar lilun
Vincent. Caswcll: pvt: DID,: Lawrcnccvilic.