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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-22
Meridian
II n Bryant, Lot 4 b . Mar
lQian nri pitnn al -, -uoA-

Bryant, Lot B 3 MGR
ldian original townsita -
meridian l o o F No IA 10 .oU
L, 2 Blk 4 Meridian or ,wn
%, reynolds, VIZ or lot IA.
OF lot 10 blk 4 Meridian
Original TownsIte On
= reynolds, lots is tn On ~
% ?, Meridian Orig Towns *
oeasley, lots IL to Is, bl
noWans addn to Meridian M
Anna Hickman lots / in
20, DIX l, Ellis add Meridian nm
linton A Waggoner, lot 8 bk
Nourses LIST add Meridian an
WITS solomon Lee lots "a To 26
DIX o., Nourse's 2 add Meridian On
Leonard ] Shaw, lots 4 to blk -
cottage Home add Meridian Q M
george Sherer lot Q Blk Q t,ottaea
rome addn to Meridian 1e
Il Bell West 10 IT of lot 2 ana
east 20 " # of lot 3 bk 4. Cot
:, Iage Home addn Meridian 90
MIS- Ella V Reynolds West Ala
II OF lot 4 bk Cottage Home
addition to Meridian IN
aired Rathbun, lot 8 bk 2 West
view addn Meridian az
aired Rathbun, lot biz 3, West
view addn to Meridian AK
Alfred Rathbun lot bk a Wa.
View addn Meridian OK
Alfred Rathbun Sell OF hi g
West View addn Meridian 40
SIRED hathbun lot blk z, West
A,fr te~ aaan Meridian. 1875
aired L Rathbun, lot 3 Blk West
view addn to Meridian 135
Henry G Hoffman, lots l, 2 Blk
l. Anderson's add Meridian 1.16
Lloyd Adams, M of lot 10, all
OF ~, Blk Anderson's add
tuiah '............ 90
Ira Q voorhees, lots 3, 4 & MI
OF lot blk 2, Anderson's adm
to Meridian .. OK
w Il Whtpple lots IA to 26, bk 2
Anderson's addn Meridian 6.3o
J D Harritt Estate lot /, 2 bk
l Bowers add Meridian 135
Robert Evans, lots 3, blk
Bowers addn Meridian 13b
Bailey Prothers lots s, blk
Bowers addn Meridian 135
Dora 9 Gore, lots 18 to 20, bk
., Bowers addn Meridian 1870
Esther A Hutchinson, lots 10, 20
blk Bowers addn Meridian AZ
Harry Champlin lots l to 4
blk Z Bowers addn Meridian PAS
Mrs M ] Rose lots ), 6 Blk 8,
Bowers addn Meridian 1875
M w Keller lots s, 9 blk l Will
liams addition Meridian I.23|
j NJ Butler lots 10 to IA, Blk l,
Williams addn Meridian 2,65I
Marion Osborne east it of lot
II, all of 18, 10 & West 6 #
of lot 20 blk Williams ad Mer-
tdian ..... 1876
John A Ireton, East 10 It or lot
20, all of 81 and West 18 #
of lot %, bk 2 Williams addn
Meridian .......... 2.09I
Mary Neal, lots 13 to 16, Blk 8,
Williams addn to Meridian 2.0gI
w Irwin lots l to blk
5 Williams addn Meridian 2.I8|
Charles w Irwin, lots to 6, blk
8 Williams addn Meridian ;. 1.l5I
Maggie A. Silliki, lots 7 to IL,
bk Williams add Meridian 500
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-22

Sunday school at 10 am; morning
sermon at / d. m; evening song
service 7.30 p. m. and eVangelistic
service.
r. f. Martin, Pastor.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-22

CARPENTERS and laborers want
ed. Good wages c. F. ART.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-22
Til e ST on

WE HAVE ALL READ THE STORY MCHEAL AN
CELLO, WHO IN PASSING ROUGH BLOCK OF GRANITE
BY THE ROADSIDE COULD NOTHING BUT THE
OUTLINE OF AN ANGEL IMPRISONED THEREIN HIS
ARTISTIC VISION COULD PENETRATE THROUGH THE
ROUGH OUTER SURFACES BEHOLD THE ROUND
ED OUTLINE OF COMPLETED MASTERPIECE 1T
REQUIRED MONTHS PATIENT ON HIS PART
HOWEVER, TO CHIP AWAY THE INTERSECTIONS AND
REVEAL TO THE ORDINARY EYE THE BEAUTIFUL
PRISONER WHICH HIS ART ALONE COULD RELEASE
AND so 1T is WITH HOMES
TO THE UNTHINKING LUMBER OR A LUN-
Der YARD, ONLY MEANS A CoNGLoMERATE MASS
OF MORE OR LESS NECESSARY UGIINEss. TO THE
ZIMMERMAN WITH A SOUL, ARCHITECT WITH
A VISION, OR THE BUILDER AN INFORM PRIDE
OF ACHIEVEMENT, TO THESE THIS INSIGHT
LY PILE OF TO-DAY MERELY CoNCEALs THE BEAUTI
Full COMPLETED TOMORROW
LET US PREPARE FOR YOU HOME OF YOUR
VISION
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-22
Nanpa

C L Robbins, lots l & & north
35 IT lot 5, block 8, Originai
Townsite Nampa 4.25
w c Lisonbee 20x90 IT of lots
& 8 blk 8, orig. town Nampa 10
Mrs A L Cameron, 10 70 It of
lot blk Orig town Nampa AZ
DR.. J H Murray, south 20 1T lot 3
blk original towns .Nampa 100
J e Gagnon, lot blk FL, Youngs
addition Namna ;. -. 100
George o A Kellogg, NE or lots
& 10 bk II Homestead add
Nampa .... 2.47
M of lots 20 & %. block II
Original townsite Nampa
H E Bradley, Wa of lots 1915
II blk IA orig. towns. Nampa 2.4S
Mary E McCabe E1a lot IL & II
blk rs, Young's add Nampa liza
w E Borah lots 13 & Is blk 81
orig. townsite Nampa 49,. 3.25
U s of America lots 10, II and
20 blk 81 orr townsite Nampa All
Homer ] Luther e so IT lot IA
& Is blk %, N 10 IT of the E
60 1T of lot IS, bk %, original
townsite Nampa 1890. 1853
C r Hickey w 80 It lot IA, and
16, blk % orig town Nampa 1.6S
C A williams lot 20 Blk z2 orig
towsite Nampa ..... 1.74
Kittie L Phelps lot "a blk 22 or
iginal townsite Nampa .... liza
Edna Perkel lot rs block 81, Or
iginal townsite Nampa liza
Ray Wilson, lot So, bk 81, Ar
lington addition Nampa liza
house add Nampa 1.74
arhouse add Nampa -. 1.74
Rhoda Dunkin lot block Sc,
Waterhouse addition Nampa LA
John Elliott ct al, all of blk SO.
Waterhouse addition Nampa 1907
Charles H Kraft lot bk 6 Ar
lington addition Nampa l.74
Charles r Simmons lots & 10
blk Z Arlington add Nampa liza
Ida Everly lots / & 2 Blk 8 Ar
linston's addition Nampa o.za
Elizabe Kaufman lots &
bk IL Arlington add Nampa S.zz
Eliza beth Kaufman, e Ito feet
of LOT Z. 8, & 8 blk IL, Ar
nuRIOn W
Sarah A McEacheron w 100 II
of lots z, s, & 8, blk IL Ar
lingtons add Nampa ..r 41L
Mrs T Lewis lots 4 & IL DIX 10
Arlington Adm Nampa S'Ez
Charles L Pratt lots l & Ok
Interstate addn Nampa -: S'zz
Frank Conway lots 1853 ok T.
Interstate addition Nampa 4A
c ] Fleming lots Z G. block
Interstate addition Nampa S.Sz
Wood Carriage & Auto Co. lot
biz 4 Interstate add Nsmpa LIS
L M Maxwell lot l blk 8, Inter >,
state addn Nampa tf
+ q Nelson lots 5-6-11-12 Dix II
Interstate addition Nampa: o.1s
. B Harshbarger lots 7-S-s-lo
blk II, Interstate ADD Nampa ~
Edith How'd lots 1 & 3 Blk IA, In
terstate addition Nampa S.S@
B e McKeeth lot s blk IA inter >.
state addition Nampa Af
Nary MacL ellan Frac l, 2, g., I,
lot 12, blk rs Interstate adm
Nampa oe
Frac /, 2, 8, 4, lot II, ok 20 90
Interstate addition Nampa G0o
:. IaT hE 1 Park
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
Influenza and Colds
Important Notice

After the hardest kind Of a struggle
and disappointments DIT. Rider an
nounces that the wholesale and retail
druggists are now supplied with his
famous No. 101 Eucalyptus tablets.
During the first few weeks OF the
"flu" epidemic eucalyptus oil COM
pound and eucalyptus tablets had a
most remarkable sale and Dr. Rider
was utterly unable to supply the enor-
nous demands, and was obliged TO
discontinue his advertisements in the
daily newspapers. Just think OF il,
Of the thousands OF people who used
Dr. Riders eucalyptus oil compound
and eucalyptus tablets for the FLU
only one person died who had used II,
and that was an old lady IS years old.
Her age was against her and no doubt
was the main factor OF her death
No other remedy in the history OF the
world has such a remarkable record
when you compare it with the hun
dreds and hundreds that died in FL
Paso from the FLU"
Remember eucalyptus oil compound
and eucalyptus tablets are the great
est all-round remedy IN the world.
A fireman and policeman stationed in
your house ever ready to protect and
put out the fire OF disease.
Oil compound, SOC; tablets. SOC Ask
your druggist for DR.. Riders. Made
in El Paso.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
Out OF Town Visitors.

Capt and Mrs. ". J. White had as
their house guests last week Mrs. Johr
Cross and Mrs. Otis Ballard. OF Las
Angeles.
]. F. Metcalf. connected with the
American Smelling and Refining COM
pany at Santa Barbara, Chihuahua,
Mex, IS IN the city and registered at
the Hotel Laughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs Johnny Baker. OF New
Rochelle. n 7. are the house guests
OF their daughter and soninlaw, Capt
and Mrs ". J. White, OF the SD field
artillery. at their quarters at Fort
Bliss.
Brig. Gen. John D. L. Hartmann.
who was recently transferred from
duty at Camp Macarthur, Waco. Tex.
10 the command Of the Arizona dis
trict. was in FL Paso Friday on his
way to his headquarters at Douglas,
Ariz
Lieut.. John Frederick Sieberling has
arrived from duty overseas with the
American expeditionary forces and has
Joined his wife and small son at the
]. A. Buckler home on Montana street.
Mrs. Sieberling was prior to her mar
rage Miss Henrietta Buckler. daugh-
ter OF Judge and Mrs. Julius A Buck
Ter. and one OF the most popular So
ciety girls OF FL Paso. Her marriage
took her east, where she resides at
Stan Hywet han. in Ohio. the Sieber-
ling estate, one OF the show places Of
the state. Friends here were happy
to welcome her home for even brief
visit Lieut. and Mrs. Sieberling with
their small son, John Frederick Sic
herling. viii leave in q few days 10
spend the remainder OF the winter
season in California.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
Ell PaSo and Southwestern Art Given
A Boost At University Club Affair

THE tea and art exhibit at the Uni
1 versity club on Sunday afternoon
was an exceedingly artistic affair.
The shades were drawn. the lighting
effect being particularly effective in
bringing out the exquisite tones OF
Fremont Ellis's western paintings.
From a dainty tea service, Mrs.
Everette Long. Mrs. ". L Brown. Mrs.
Charles B. Stevens and Mrs. Ben
Lewis poured.
Dwelling on the beauties Of the
natural geological formations about
FL Paso. ". H. MCPHERSON, formerly
Of the art institute Of Chicago. spoke
most entertainingly-.
Perhaps many who have been wont
to complain of the outlying desert
viii begin TO look upon the mountains
at their very door with a far different
eye; perhaps they will henceforth see
splashes Of Gods gold and gorgeous
purple tints where before they saw
only sage brush and crossword, -
said Mr. Mcpherson.
He also spoke Of the spirit OF the
desert as portrayed by Mr.. Ellis in
his paintings. and Of the art center
and art interest which has been ere
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
BRIGHT lines IN
F0LLIES SHOW
Many Laughs With Large
Number of New Songs
Introduced.

The unusual location Of an office
doing business on the front lawn OF
a handsome residence and the neon
sistency Of the actors walking or
through a grove Of trees to the
cafe" strike a 5arring note in the new
Redmond production at the Crawford
as far as the setting is concerned but
not half as harsh as Joe Kemper
strikes in over playing the part or
the young man who bets $4,000 OF
his fiancee's money that he can tel
the truth for p hours Instead OF
making it a manly part the lea 5tli-s5
man makes IL rather naDylSn INNS
Then Bobbie Dean comes along Win
more nakedness than dress and-to
some at least-offers n still rurtner
cause for criticism It would appear
that Miss Dean has about worn out
her welcome and opportunity Tor
that bareleg stuff and that II IS no"
time to wear clothes again FOR
few times. her bare legged Grecian
stuff was all right. but 10 make
regular thing OF It IS growing Wearl-
some-and besides, what are the
stores going to do II women get the
habit OF going without silk hosiery 2
The play itself Is full OF good,
snappy lines Miss Dean is a capital
adventuress=When II comes TO act
ing she is always up TO all require
ments. II a bit too careless about
what she wears. or doesn't wear-and
Eddie Mitchell IS the star Of the play
az the business man who cares more
for money than for truth OrNllle
Harris as a partner and Ed Young as
a customer are likewise well cast; so
is Miss Marvin Hammond and Miss
Irene N0blitt and Miss Peggy Sets,
the latter making 2 stunning old
young woman. Dollie Tremper, OF
the chorus. is seen IN the role OF the
young visitor who thinks she Is a
musician.
Some splendid song numbers are
introduced. as usual. the Chinese mum
Der by Miss Hammond being the 1ed-
ture. However. Mr.. Young. Mr. Har-
rfs. Miss Noblitt. Mr. Kemper and Miss
Dean all have some good numbers TO
add to the enjoyment OF the play
And II Joe Kemner viii make his
role mannish and eliminates the sniV-
cling. IL viii be more than just an
enjoyable show G. A NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
Splendid Musical Program Promised
By Mcdowell Club Tuesday Evening

THE following program viii be pre-
! sented by the Mcdowell club on
Tuesday evening at s o'clock. in the
Woman's club building. This program.
which will be OF especial interest to
all music lovers, consists Of a group
OF numbers composed by the worlds
greatest pianists:
Sonata in B fiat minor CChOpin).
Raab.
Nocturne, op. 3, No. 2 Chopin.
GodoWski
songs Ca) Born OF a pain INDY
ing Cb) Dedication" (Franz), Mrs. J.
". Christie.
"Feux-Foelets CLiszt, BusonI.
Hungarian RhapsOdie" No. 10
(Liszt). Scheeling
Barearolle" in G CRubenstein). Car
henc.
'.valse Nonehalante" Csaint-saens).
Saint Saens-
Norwegian Bridal Procession
(Grieg). CAM.
(a) Irish Tune from County Deny"
fb) shepherds Hey" Grainger),
Granger
'eWhy2" CTschailzowsky). Mrs. J. W.
Christie.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
Women Give a Dance In Honor of Men
OF SandStorn1 Division, On Way Home

Of the troop, and in the evening they
had mess with the men The program,
which was given afterwards. is as fol-
lows;
Vocal solo, Miss Ellis.
Violin solo, Miss Sammie Livesley.
Vocal solo. Miss Barbara Worcester.
Talk, Mr.. Hathaway. Of the Y. II.
c. A.
Solos Mrs. G. A. Martin.
Cornet solo. Edith Bigham-
Ukulele selection. Harriet Her
mans, Cora Temple, Helen Temple,
Helen Fahrenkamp.
G. A Graham. OF the y. NJ c. A,
gave a talk
Talk by Mrs. Harroway.
Reading. Helen Temple.
Enlisted men OF the Fifth cavalry
viii have a dance in the post hall at
Fl Bliss this evenin. Chap Timothy
O'Keefe viii be in general charge
An effort Is to be made to make this
one Of the feature events OF the regf-
ment's stay at FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
Robert E. Lee Chapter, U. D. c., Pays
Honor to Lees and JackSon'S Memory

THE home Of lIr. and Mrs. B. L Far
/ rar was deliberately decorated with
Tags OF the United ststes, flags Of
the Confederacy and flags Of the al
lied countries when on Sunday after
noon Robert z. Lee chapter OF the
United Daughters Of the Coufederacy
gave a reception there in celebration
q the 5oInt anniversaries Of the birth
OF Gen. Robert E. Lee and Gen Stone
van Jackson
Above the mantel, when was ef-
Eectively draped with flags, hung pic
lures Of Lee. Jackson and Pershing.
Two hundred people called during the
receiving hours In the receiving line
nett. mother OF Mrs. Farrar. who is
the patron Of the chapter. Mrs. C. E.
Kelly and Mrs. James Bowen
Mrs. Hammetr has spared neither
time nor means in helping made
Robert T. Lee chapter a success. She
furnished the rooms occupied by the
chapter in the Woman's club building,
which are very artistic and beauti-
III.
Mrs William r Aldridge. Mrs
Henry A Cline and MIS-
" H allen. president Of the chapter;
MIS- WIN T. owen aud Mrs. Burleson
staten assisted in receiving and en-
lertainiug
" Il Burgess gave an eloquent ad-
dress on the lie Of Roerr E Lee. in
which he paid tender tribute to the
manly qualities Of the great general
and spoke Of his modesty over his
Honderful achievements and in this
connection said that Il would be well
for the leaders Of the armies Of the
present. day 10 emulate these examples.
Serving a delicious fruit punch
we're Nell Boomer, Alice Jones. Flor
enc8 Brady, Elizabeth, Anne and
Charlee Kelly, Dorothy Allen. Marina
duke Lander Betty Stafford, Nancy
Psttus and Ermin Markgraff
A program. including southern
songs. piano solos and readings was
presented during the afternoon by
Ers VIII 7. owen. who sang a group
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
HeWas Bald
Got New Growth of Hair in
Surprising Manner.
RECIPE FREE TO YOU

A veteran business man. at the age
OF Sc, now has a superb growth Of hair
where formerly he was bald
He had tried all kinds OF lotions.
tonics. etc. without avail When his
hair had fallen away he could not
start IL growing again until he came
across a Cherokee Indian who gave
him a potential ointment, and the
recipe.
Then his hair grew profusely and he
now maintains a perfect growth. 9th
ers-men and women-have used the
ointment (cal1ed kotalko) and report
ed marvellous hair growth
Any reader who wishes the recipe
for making this hair ointment may
obtain it free by writing to John H
Brittain, B B-477, Station F. New
York. n. T.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20

ated here through the efforts OF the
FL Paso Sketch club.
During the afternoon, Mrs Robert
Holiday sang a charming group of
songs. accompanied at the piano by
Miss Julia Pool
Mr.. Elliss paintings viii be on ex-
hibit at the University club today,
after which a number Of them will be
sent to the Vose art gallery in Chi
cago, one Of the greatest art galleries
in this country
Mrs. Fred Griffin. OF Fabens. de-
ightfully entertained Friday with an
afternoon tea. This Is the first Of
a series Of such events. being ar
ranged by the maids and matrOns Of
Fabens, Mrs. Robt Y. Holman enter
tanning Tuesday. Those enjoying Mrs.
Griffin's hospitality included Mes
danes a. Hunt. E. Meyers, Robt. Hol-
man Fred Cooke and Earnest Strahan-
X
At pretty tea given by Mrs. Por-
ter ". Dent, at her home on Bliss
street, DR.. Lydia Dewitt was honor
guest Mrs. Lloyd Birmingham. wife
Of United States consul Birmingham
stationed at Sallna Cruz, Mexico,
poured tea The decorations were
dainty pink and white carnations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
After YOE BABY Is Born
Think Nov About the Tine to Come
Afterwards.
TIE=@7
sTaT


When gou hold IN your arms your tiny
new snfznt, be sure that you can feel that
before It's arrival you did all in your
poFsr % give 70 II a happy prenatal IN
seIeatists say that the thoughts and
faz-lngs q the eEDectaut mother greatly
affect the heath and disposition Of the
future infzut
Fer ever half a century Thousands Of
women Who have used the time-honcred
remedy Eutker's Frieud. say that they en-
llrElT escaued nausea nervousness and
-hlr peculiar distressing feeling SO usual
Hhers nature Is unalded- They thus pre-
served q q wonderfully bright and happy
deposition which reflects 50 markedly
1p1n the unborn child
By the regular use CT Mothers Friend
L1e muscles are made and kept soft and
elastic 20 readily yield 70 natures demand
r1r expansion without the usual wrench
Ing strain The nerves are not drawn
ur1r. ard IS q consequences the eEpectaut
mother is calm and serene and the nights
are n1- DISTURBED with nervous twitchings,
SD the crisis IL one Of Joy and happi-
1eEz.
Write the Bradneld Regulator Company,
ue1t- X Lamar Building. Atlanta. Geor-
ga sor thalr Motherhood Book, OF value
q every woman. and get g bottle Of
as1the-a Friend from your druggist and
hsrin g treatment that VIII bring real
-ssults-AlF-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20

over 500 soldiers from the sand
Ostorm division arrived in Ell Paso
on Saturday evening and they Will be
entertained with a royal welcome
home" at the Khaki club this evening
in the form OF a dance. These men
viii be mustered out Of the service in
short time az Camp Bierne, near
Fort Bliss. A committee OF matrons
Of the city viii arrange the details Of
the dance this evening. Refreshments
VIII be served and every effort put
forward that these men who have
fought SO bravely for home and cOun-
Try may have a happy evening and a
hearty welcome back
=
Mr.. and Mrs J. A Graham arranged
a most enjoyable program for the SOL
diers OF the Fifth cavalry, who are sta
toned at Fabens under the command
Of Capt. A E. Jensen and Lieut.. Cor
win Matthews
In the afternoon the young women
went horseback riding with the men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
George S. Belly, of San MarciaI, WedS
Mrs. Douglas At An Ell PaSo Ceremony

ONE OF the prettiest Of the seasons
" weddings occurred on Saturday
evening at the Belly home on Trow-
bridge street, when George S. Biely,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". H Belly, and
Mrs. Ethel B. Douglas. Of San Mar
cial, y. NJ. were united in marriage
by the Rev. Hubert N. Smith. OF the
Asbury Methodist church. The draw
ing room, the scene Of the ceremony,
was profusely decorated with spring
flowers. The bride was gowned in an
exquisite frock Of white georgette
crepe heavily embroidered in blue and
pink beads. Her bouquet was a
shower Of white carnations Her at
tendant. Miss Margaret Biely, sister
Of the groom. was attired in black
net over a foundation Of blue satin
Her bouquet was of pink carnations.
Another attendant, Miss Annie Sulli-
van. Of Michigan. was gowned in a
blue taffeta frock. Mrs. Belly, the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
Tuesdays Calendar
Of Social Eoents

I'LL departments of the Red Cross
4 shop open in the San Jacinto
plaza In charge OF the tea and
luncheon room, Mrs. Charles Davis.
chairman; Mrs. ". D. Wise. vice chair
man: assistants, captains Mrs. r ".
8ioAfee. Mrs H r. Gamble and Mrs
Charles Bassett; Mattresses. Miss
Elizabeth Stevens. Miss Nellie May
Bowen, Miss Agnes Stewart, Miss
Valerie LOrig. Miss Mary Gateso Red
mOnd, Miss Phoebe Campbell and Miss
Sarah Bridgers.
Comforts committee OF the Navy
league open in the Popular. Mrs.
Frank P. Jones, general chairman'
Mrs. P. E Widdas and Mrs Steve
Aguirre in charge OF the day
Sewing department Of the Red Cross
open in the morning at the work
rooms in the White House Mrs A
P. Coles, chairman Of sewing: Mrs.
Waters Davis. chairman for the day.
Mrs. Horace BrOaddus, chairman OF
Woman's work Of the FL PasO Red
Cross. will be at the Red Cross work
rooms in the White house from 10
until u o'clock to receive data and re-
ports upon the Red Cross work done
The Missionary society OF the First
Presbyterian church viii meet Tues
day afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
church parlors. Mrs. Crockett the
president. presiding
The study circle Of the Council OF
Jewish Women viii meet Tuesday af-
ternoon at o'clock in Community
hall. Temple Mount Sinai. The pro-
gram for the meeting viii be The
Jew in Music
On Tuesday evening the Mcdowell
club viii present program at :
o'clock at the WOman's club
The Sunday School Mothers viii be
entertained by the Parent-Tsachers
circle OF the First Christian church
on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock AZ
ter the program Is completed a social
hour viii be enjoyed and refresh
ments served.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20
About EIPasoans.

r G. Reel has moved from 4o1
South Florence to 913 North Florence.
H o. Perry has moved from 1704
East Rio Grande to III South Ochoa-
A little daughter was born on Fri
day evening at Rolston hospital 10
Mrs B. F. Mckee, Of New York city,
the former Miss Helen Mussslwhite,
OF this city. The wee maiden's name
is Elizabeth Josephine. She viii be
called by the diminutive, Betty 10.
The father could not be here for the
happy event, on account OF business
interests in the east. and so Mrs Nc
Kee and the small daughter viii leave
for New York city to join him as soon
as nnssihle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-20

Of cOngs. accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Adine Owen Mrs. Robert Lam
led and Mrs Hicks Tooley also sang.
Miss Nellie May Bowen played a
group Of piano selections and Miss
Dorothy Waldron played a number
Of violin selections. accompanied at
the piano by her mother, Mrs. Howard
Waldron.
Mrs. Herbert Stevenson and Mrs. c.
o. Rucker gave readings
A picture Of Lee mounted IN &
quaint antebellum frame was pre-
scented 10 the chapter by F. B. Sim
mons
=
Wade Hampton chapter OF the
United Daughters Of the COnfederacy,
the Confederate Veterans and the
Camp Calvin Crozfer, Sons OF Con-
federacy, viii collaborate in a celebra-
ton this evening at Trinity church IN
honor Of the birthday anniversaries
OF Gen. Robert E. Lee and Gen Stone
wall Jackson.