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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
University Club Scene OF Beauty
For The Clubs Annual Snow Dance

guest was frocked in a gown of azure
blue tulle OF French model with the
drapes caught with tiny pink rose
buds. Mrs. Turney was gowned in an
exquisite creation OF blue brocade
satin, very becoming in design, and
her ornaments were diamonds.
Nj. Walker and the committee Of
arrangements for the dance person
ally superintendened the decoration
and arrangements for the dance. The
committee includes. besides Mr-
Walker. Leslie DELI, Jack Barada,
Frank Lotus. E. P. Rankin, jr,. W
Underwo od-Daughdrill, George Har-
ris W. 3. Vaudeville, John Eldridge
and Tom Couzens.
Very beautiful in detail was the
Christmas dance given on Tuesday
evening by Mrs Joseph Fairbanks
Williams at the beautiful Williams
ueice and guest, Miss Peggy Covode,
OF Grand Rapids. Mich
The drawing rooms. where the
guests danced, was transformed into
a bower with japanese lanterns shad-
ing the lights and the walls banked
with Christmas greens and palms and
plants for the conservatory. The Ia
bic in the dining room, from which
the dainty ices was served. was cen
tered with a fruit arrangement and
crimson candles in silver holders
lighted the table Balloons In the rain
bow shades were suspended from the
ceiling and after the service the
guest danced a number with the bal
looms, which were favors. as one Of
its pretty features.
Thirty-five OF the younger set en-
joyed the pretty courtesy for Miss
CoYode.
One OF the most important holiday
dances viii take place on Friday
evening when Mr.. and Mrs. James
Graham McNary entertain at their
home with a dancing party for a num-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
MEXICAN TARIFF ON U. S.
CANNED GOODS Reduced

san Francisco. Calf. Dec 24-The
reduction Of the Mexican tariff Of
approximately 50 cents a can on
American canned goods to approx
mately : cents, as a result OF repre-
sensations TO the Mexican govern
meut by American merchants was
announced by the Latin American
committee Of the chamber Of com
merce here Tuesday.
According 10 the committee Il IS
the first instance in which such a
tariff was reduced without the for
mality Of a commercial treaty be-
tween the two countries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
GONZALES DID NOT RESIGN
FROM ARMY TO MAKE RACE

Word has been received here that
Cen. Pablo Gonzales. candidate for
president OF Mexico on the Demo
cratic league ticl ct. did not resign
from the army TO conduct his cam
align as previously stated, but was
rauted an extended leave OF alb
nee dating from January l.
On leaving Mexico City TO take up
a speaking tour, president Carranza
thanked the general for the patriotic
work done for the country during the
revolution. according TO adFices
printed in the FL Excelsior.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
CHARGE JENKINS FURNISHED
BANDITS TO DO KIDNAPPING

Charges that American consular
agent jenkins. at Pueblo. furnished
rebels who kidnapped him with arms
and ammunition as advance payment
OF the ransom money, have been
made by Indians living in the COM
munity Of Santa Maria. Just outside
OF Pueblo, according to a report
published in the FL Excelsior, OF
Mexico City.
According TO % the report, the IN
dams have made a declaration to this
effect and II the charges are found
10 be true, Jenkins win be rearrested
on the charge Of "sedition" for aid
ing and a5etting enemies OF the gov
eminent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24

THE scene at the University club
/ on Tuesday evening. when the
annual snow dance was given there
was indescribably beautiful At the
entrance OF. the club rooms there was
a snowy cave aglitter with glistening
camounage snow and from the time
The guests entered until the last
dance under the falling snow the
whole scene was one Of a winter
night. sach as depicted on old fash
toned Christmas cards OF moonlight
and snow
The punch bowl stood In a grotto
OF snow and ice and on the opposite
side Of the club a scene realistically
like a forest Of Christmas trees was
arranged. The only bit OF color in the
snowy Wilderness OF the appolnllne llA
and decorations was that OF the Grim
son Christmas candles burning u tns
great fireplace in the club reception
Tbe grand march was led by Mrs
H-o-rran walker wife OF the club s
president, and Mai. Cen Robert L
Howe with Mr. walker ana Mrs w
W. Turuey and Capt Carroll Counts
and Mrs walkers charming house
guest. Miss Ruth Beebe. Of Detroit
next in line. and after the march the
chef passed huge trays OF camoutlage
snow balls which the guests threw al
each other Snow was banked on
window ledge and mantel, was
caurht on the velvet hangings and
covered every available space
An, elaborate buffet supper vas
served during the intermission. the
Ices. especially unique, being replica
Of snow balls A miniature icy POND
and snow mounds among the forest
OF Christmas trees added further 70
the beautiful picture. The moonlight
numbers were danced while snow
lightly fell
A musical program was given our
inE the intermission by group OF
the city's artists. Fred G. Billings
sang in beautiful voice, accompanied
at the piano By rs. v. L Bean. and
Miss Carol Cotton gave graceful
solo dance with Miss Beatrice Hlllis
playing her accompaniment Another
lovely number was the Spanish song,
sung By Miss Virginia Bean who
played the violin obligato with Mrs.
Sean accompanying at the piano
Over 200 guests were present Tor
the charming affair and many beau
tiful frocks were worn by the bevy
Of maids and matrons present Mrs
walker was lovely in panne velvet Of
American Beauty shade. while her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
ABROGATION OF CHINA TREATY
APPROVED IN MENICAN SITES

Laredo. Tex. Dec. GA bill pend
ing in the Mexican senate proposing
abrogation Of the treaty with China
which permits immigration OF
states into Me-ico has met general
approval in the states Of Sonora and
Sinaioa, according to Excelsior, OF
Mexico City, in its issue o Sunday
The newspaper says messages from
SinaIoa and Sonora, where many
Asiatic colonies are located. Ceclare
that the invasion Of Asiatics causes
degeneration Of the Mexican race
that Chinese I. troduce contagious
diseases and establish prejudiciai
competition in certain lines OF busi-
ness"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
CHAUFFEUR REPORTS ATTACK;
SAYS He WAS ROBBED

Joe Franco, a chauffeur for the
1910 auto stand. reported TO the po-
lice at I:15 a. m Wednesday that two
men had slugged him and robbed him
Of IS. The chauffeur said he was
driving onto the stand when two men
jumped onto the running boards OF
his car, slugged him with a heavy
instrument and took the money from
his pockets. He was unable 70 identi-
" his assaiIants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
Chamber OF Commerce Declares lis
Attitude On The Labor Situation

assist in making it a desirable place
in which TO work and live
Oppose All mOnOpOlies-
&C. We oppose all mOnopoliesi all
price fixing agreements all unfair
wage agreements; all artificial price
levels; all profiteeringi all closed
shop agreements.
30 We heartily dislike the anar-
chists. syndicalist. the agitator, the
T. ". W. and all those who are not
In sympathy with the constitutional
rights OF this republic
al. We are especially opposed TO
the agitator who so unWorthily
wears the garments Of honest labor
~. We urge upon all citizens in
the ranks Of capital, employer,
laborer. union or nOn-union, and the
general public, maximum effort
maximum production. increased per
sonal pride in our country. increased
personal economy for the common
welfare OF the city OF FL Paso.
only in such a program is found
solid prosperity"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
CAUSES EDITORS ARREST

a bitter political campaign Dc
tween governor Andres ORTIZ. and
Gen. Ignacio Enriquez. in Chihuahua
is held responsible for the arrest Of
Jesus del PoZo. director Of the e
Correro del Norte. a daily newspaper
published in Chihuahua City, accord
ing TO a report published in Juarez
newspaper The case is said to have
arisen out Of alleged statements
published about governor Ortiz on
his recent campaign trip to Parral
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
MEXICO NAMES DELEGATES
TO WASHINGTON MEETING

Mexico City, Mex. Tuesday. Dec
2f.-Consideratiou Of vital financial
problems resulting from the world
war during the second pan-Ameri-
can financial conference at Washing
ton in January would make that con-
ference Of enormous importance TO
Latin-Americs. said Luis Cabrera,
secretary - Inc treasury today.
ACCOMPLISHMENT was made Of the
personnel of the Mexican delegation
which will 20 TO Washington. Tgna-
clio BOnillas, Mexican am bassadOr at
Washington. viii represent the Mex
lean treasury and viii act as presi-
dent Of the delegation. while Salvador
Urbina, head Of the treasury depart
ment's legal bureau, viii act as sec
rotary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
0BREG0N ASKS
SMALLER ARMY
Wants Equality In Pension
Allowances and More
Pay For NAVY.

Lieut. Col Aware Obregon. former
Mexican minister Of war. at present
cadIdate for the presidency Of the re-
public. in a manifesto issued TO the
Mexican army. recommends reduction
Of the army TO a peace strength Of
1900. instruction for soldiers. and an
increase in the Mexican navy. ac-
cordinE to a report published in FL
Heraldo. Of Mexico City.
Among the other reforms proposed
by Obregon are equality of all mem
bers Of the army as to pension al
lowances; exclusion of all criminals
from the army, and the establishment
Of a competent corps.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
MEXICANs INVADE CITY
N SEARCH OF POSITIONS

Lack OF work and unsettled condi-
tons in Mexico are driving hundreds
of citizens across into El PasO in
search OF work. This was learned
Wednesday morning, when the rec
ords Of American consul T. A. Dow. in
Juarez. showed that an average Of
almost Zoe passports day are
handled. Most Of the Mexicans come
from the south and can be seen daily
crowding around the immigration
office for passports.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
BODY OF SHOOTING VICTIM
sENT TO GUADALUPE HOW

The body Of Isais vielmas. 80, who
died from a gunshot wound, in a local
hospital Tuesday morning. has been
taken TO his home in Guadalupe.
Vfelmas received the wound IN his
stomach. during a quarrel at his
home. As a result Of the shooting 10
is reported that Isafs Sanchez is be-
ing held by Mexican authorities for
investigation. Juarez authorities de-
MED a report that permission had
been asked TO transport the body
through Juarez 10 an FL Paso hos
pital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
4bout Ell Pasoons.

Mr.. and Mrs. sam Blumenthal and
Miss Louise Blumenthal VIII be at
home to friends Christmas afternoon
from 70 S o'clock
Mrs. J. Blake, 1921 Bliss street, re-
turned home Tuesday from a two
weeks stay in Robson hospital fol-
lowing an operation for appendicitis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24

Louisiana oil making everybody
money. This Is your opportunity.
Buy Bull Bayou MYSTIC OIL
STOCK at One Dollar Par Price
advances January Limited amount
Thirteen Hundred Twenty acres
Famous Bull Bayou District. Con
tract let for well near production
Act quick: wire reservation Nap
free. Bull Bayou MYSTIC OIL Com
pzny. 3ls Market Street Shreve-
port. Louisiana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
CONFIRM REPORT OF CAPTURE
OF GEN. NICOLAS FERNANDO

Mexico City newspapers publish a
statement confirming the capture Of
Gen. Nicolas Fernandez and 40 fol-
lowers Of Francisco Villa about two
weeks ago at Parral by Gen. Rodrigo
Quevedo. commander Of the garrison
there.
Fernandez was one OF the old guard
during the bandit chiefs active ca
reer. and word OF his capture was
rumored here several weeks ago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24

Account Christmas and New Years
falling on our meeting nights for
Thursday. December 25. and for
Thursday, January there viii be
no meeting Of FL Pas0 Lodge No. 50.
K OF P. on those dates Next regu-
lar meeting will be held Thursday
night, January s, 1920. Merry
Christmas" to all members and visit
ing Knights.
j. 3. Gooch. Chancellor Commander
J. J. Finuey, K r. and S--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
MEXICAN OFFICIALS ARREST
MAN on SMUGGLING CHARG

While attempting to smuggle liquor
from Mexico across the river 10 the
American side. Angel Gonzales was
arrested on the island Tuesday
night by Pablo Delgado. chief Of the
Juarez fiscal guards. Two men from
the American side were approachine
Gonzales when arrested, but fled on
sight Of the officers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
COST OF KEROSENE Rooms
IN y !. r----nn II II n

with the cost Of kerosene in Juarez
mounting higher every day, a small
candle factory is being worked. ac-
cordinE 20 American consul F. A
Dow. with good results. The manu-
20 -~e-T NE i-~1o--iu~ their Wicks
and paraffin from Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
Ell PAsO MEXICAN SEEKS
CITIZENSHIP CANCELAT

". H Fryer. assistant United
States district attorney here, has re-
ceived instructions from the attor-
ney general to institute proceedings
for the cancellation Of the citizenship
papers. Of Ezequiel Romero, Of Fl
Paso. Romero became a citizen at
Camp Greene. n. C. while q soldier.
He represented to the Mexican en-
bassy at Washington that he was
unaware Of what he was doing. He
said no coercion was used. but de-
clared ne supposed he was undergo
ing part Of the army routine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24

Bob Lyons, I'll wyoming street, and
the other by Fedora Arturo. 1902
Manzana street collided at Virginia
and MagofGn streets at D. m Tues
day. Both cars we're slightly dam
aged but no arrests were made by the
police. Neither driver Wss injured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
PLAN CLOSER RELATIONS
WITH LATIN COUNTRIES


commerce said A delegation Of bust
ness men will leave soon for various
cities OF Central America, according
10 the dispatches and Agricultural
engineers are to make a years tour
OF South American countries TO intro
duce Mexican plants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
JUDGE MEDINA TO BRING
EMILY TO ITAREL HOWE

Lie Fernando Gonzales Medina
Judge OF the federal court in Juarez
left on Wednesday for Mexico City to
bring his family back 20 the border
town. During his absence Lie. Mi
Euel ZuvIa VIII OCCUPY Tie bench.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24

r. r. 1IcWinn. a soldier. and Miss
Belle J. Quarles were married We'd
uesday. The ceremony was per
formed by justice Of the peace Clark
MriEht IN bis Courtroom.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24
BETTER Than
WHISKEY FOR
COLDS and FLU

New elixir, called Aspiron-
al, medicated with latest
scientific remedies, used
and endorsed by Euro
pean and American army
surgeons to cut short a
cold and prevent compli-
cations.
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ImerifanismmS
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Gin pom Sd,idial gleuOrjnater'

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3ur 20iuna 0cs MARS .9iaticlS.

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den"
eSn 3Hiammenbong hermit MAJ
nod a~1gefubrt meroen, mas Die y. y.
8orlO crit fur5lidl al leitenOcr Stcl.
K Iagte: 129eHn Solonten mo 30
troien in Uniform IS lid sur &uiIa03
MAIDEN. Dos 8ed)t Der frelen Re0e mo
Der freien 9reiie ein3uidranfen, baum
gibt e5 iiir IL feline Gertheioigung
IN ge,piiiem Sinu iino oie Sol0atcn
uno Ntatroieu, pelhe lid ioide Nus
idlreitungen gegen perionli6e uno q;
aetItbum5redte c~rloubcn. ihlimmcr,
ais Die mil0eiten g oIihemiti.
ocnn fem 9olidefpifi bat ser Regic
RING einen Gio geleiitet, Hedt uno
Cr0nung aufreft 3ll erboIten .
Tie 8oli3ei lit bi5ber iebr gcoulOil
gcpeien; Die iddrfere Sonart, Die IT,
lett nnid)ldat. lit bieleidt be0auer.
lid, iiher aber gang geredtiertigt. "
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llnaeia6r flint giaiOmcn Mcnidlcn

iino in @ritiid) <n0icn an Ser ipani
ihcn &nftlun6o QeitorbcL uuo III Sen
an0eren inbiidleu StQuteu hat Sic
Geuhe minocitcus cine M,lljou net.
terer NpTer aciorocrt. luie aus eincnl
@erjdte ser in0iihcn Ncaicrunl her
rorgeht. 0a5 bcimQeithte Gtbitt hat
cine 9cp6lferIna ron 23S. 02G.2t0
Gintpobncrn 0ie BAIL Ser (o0c@falt
tetrltg 4S99' 726 o0tr POO Iootc Der
&auleno. Thutiddlid 'or0frtc Sic vi.
fluen5o inncrhulb m%enjacr W}ouotc
mehr Spier dI2 aie bcrilhtiatC Gtit
inHerbolb bon 5pau5ig Sobrcn.
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Let n object be, u Country, our
whole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing Of God,
may that Country itself become a
vast and splendid monument, not
of oppression and terror, but Of wis
dom, OF peace, and of liberty, upon
which the world may gaZe with
admiration forever.
Daniel Webster.
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,Sun0,r

- y Y Y Z U : Z 2 Z. NuUWtI
9atts; rW8os,2 On bift hcute % Sabre
1lt} 0u idettit mir bob por eir,m
1dbr. iuri por unTsrsr 9oh;,it, Oh
MART crit 20 Sahrs?- - Satin: .Sa.
od iiebft III elem, ME Thnsu i'd in bet
Gbs aealtsr. bin
-QttIptr1angt. 8trr (sum
SeltQsnbeitseihterl: Sd m06te germ
iur 9cbjei; met..sr Sohtst Elm 9ts
oj1t bel ShHtn befteusn; fe btist
frieesride ure :r gauL. G6nrsn Sjs
5 nibt 10 siurt6!tn. S4s Fd bic
Ramsn rsiWeR1
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8linS nnb taub, aber nidjt itnmm,

,Sals WiarlmIll0n Nor0ens nc.
fiirdtung, ooB Die gan3c @eIt Dem
8olidclui5mi9 periollcn lit. iit or.
fiiGt, its oeu Riifid1rittIern in
BoriS gu n%erOuufen. 9lino uno tatb.
nur leioer nidlt aud 7turnm!
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Die sdalr bcs sppttss. bcs Nnh.

mes uno Ser S6o0enfreuoc a%ilS3uQic-
ben fiber sic entieblidlen Qei0cn
0eltlfler &inOer mo 6rauen, lit no.
tiirlih nift arnuiom; Is lit Dies feiue
Itrocitp" lpcnigitenS uitt nad Nm
fift Ginger ome~ritnnilher aricQ3
heber. So8ar Sic ionit filbIen Glla.
l0noer 3ei9cu III ibrer 8rciie mchr
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