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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17
Out OF Town Visitors.

Joe Wells. Of Deming, n NJ, IS
guest at the OrndorfL
John Muir. a cattle man OF Lorus-
burg. n. NJ. is a guest at the STOCK
Dr. J. odd Hamilton. Of Tularosa,
y. n, was a weekend guest az no
tel Paso del Norte-
". P. Hurt, a cattleman from Van
Horn, Tex. was registered at the
Stockmen's on sunday.
W. p. Grower. Of Los Angeles IS IN
the city. the guest Of his nieces. Mrs
". ". Fink. Mrs Ella Howe and MISS
Maud Doane- .,.-
A. J. Inderrieden. manager OF the
Eighty Five mine, OF Lordspurs. "
" accompanied by Mrs lnderrleoen
were guests at Hotel faso gel NoIte
during the weekend
Lieut.. p. r. Upton. OF the Eighth
cavalry. who is member OF Lle 4.i9-
polo team from Preside ana a1Is-
linton. left Sunday night for Preslllo.
where Lieut. Upton viii take up ms
duties with his troop
Reuben r R. Cook. formerly ma
tionaI bank examiner with headquaf-
tiers here and now president OF Jne
International bank, OF Tucson ATE
was in the city on business during
the latter part OF the week
Mrs. ri II. Flater and small daugh-
ter. Beverly. who have been the housr-
guests OF Mrs R j. Hale. VIII ieaVe
Tor their home, in Fort worth. on
Tuesdav. after a visit Of two months
Mrs. p. H Curran Is enjoying a
few DAYS visit from her brother. W
= Newman. Of St Louis Mr.. New
nam is suDerintendent OF the St.
Louis $ & r Co. and is a wen known
shelter man He is on an inspection
trip through the southwest in the IN
terest OF the company
Mrs. H. r Cantrell's mother, Mrs
". F. Pace. and sister, Miss Ada Pace
who have been her house guests for
the past four weeks. left this after
noon for their home. in Little Rock
Ark Mrs Pace and her daughter re-
cefved many charming social courte-
sizes during their visit here Mum bers
of dinners. teas and card parties were
given houorinE them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17
Ell Pasodns Returning.

Mrs r. LaSalle and daughter. Hiss
Mildred. returned during the past
week from Florida, where they spent
the winter season at Tampa. Palm
Beach and St Petersburg.
DIT f II. Irwin arrived this morning
to join Mrs. Irwin at the Irwin home
here after an absence Of several
months while serving in the medical
corps OF the army as captain. DR.. Irwin
was stationed at Camp Cody for some
time and was later stationed at Cor
pus Christi
Mr.. and Mrs c. O'ConneiI received
telegram this morning from their
son, Corp. 5. J. O'Connen. telling Of
his safe arrival at Newport News, Va
from overseas. Corp O'Connor has
been on duty with the 56th Eugi-
neers overseas for the past nine
months
4Ir. and Mrs. B ". C. Williams have
recently returned from Eislt
to points in Canada and the east. Dur
ing their absence they visited their
adughter. Miss Dorothy. who is at
school at wellesley. Miss Williams
will spend the Easter vacation with
friends in q southern Massachusetts
town
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17
Parties.

A lovely uarty was the one given
during the week end by Miss Pauline
G. Dorman. hOnoring a charming bride
to be- Miss Louise Mckinney. whose
marriage TO VIM Franklin Lucas occurs
during this week The drawing room
OF the Dorman apartments in the Bra
EOS was artistic and fragrant with
decorations Of peach blossoms The
table in the dining room. from which
salad course was served. was oeautl-
fully appointed with a central bowl
Of sweet peas in tiuts Of pink shad-
ing from the delicate pink TO the
most vivid American Beauty shades
Candles burned here beneath rose
shades. One OF the very interesting
features Of the afternoon was the en-
trance Of little Dorothy kelch and
DOrman Mitchelmore. costumed as a
bride and groom. and carrying dainty
baskets filled with gifts for the honor
guest Those who enjoyed the hospi-
tality OF the afternoon included Miss
Mckinney. Mrs Laura Y Mckinney,
Miss Helen Lucas. Miss Blanche Luz
cas-, Miss Elizabeth Lucas. Mrs VIII
liam Jefferson Deavitt. Mrs. Chris Fox,
Mrs 3. n. Hensley. Mrs. J. r. Higdon,
Mrs. Gertrude Shoenfeld. Mrs Eda
FrfedenberE. Mrs. n. s Burweu. Mrs
Jessie Hammer. AIRS. Gertrude Cook,
Mrs. T. Kelch. Mrs Florence Shepperd,
Mrs. Allie G. Wetteroth. Mrs d. W
Kline, Mrs. Nell MitchelmOre, Mrs. Ma
RE Mckenzie. Mrs. Eta LOngnecker,
Miss Margaret MCGEE. Miss Alma Nc
drummer, Miss eMta Belt, Miss Ada L
Oualaw. Miss Erma Whitley. Miss Is
telle Levy. Miss Winnie Schu- Miss
Theresa Morrison. Miss IneZ Luce. Miss
Naomi Kellar and Miss Charles Carter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17
Dances.

The Fordham's ball. held on Friday
evening at the Clint hotel. was the
first social event of the season given
by the reclamation service men II
was in every way a success due IN
large measure TO the mana cement OF
Vestle Ayers and Lee Roberts.
The side walls Of the dining room
were decorated with cross flags and
red. white and blue bunting. COM
bined with Clint colors. orange and
purple. The music was furnished by
an Fl Pas0 orchestra One Of the
special features was a moonlight
waltz Pie cake and coffee were
served later in the evening Among
those present We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Colwell, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright Reaves. Mr.. and Mrs. August
Scherer. Nr. and AIRS. Henry Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. HutchinEs. Mr. and Mrs
Lee Roberts. Mr. and Mrs Guy Field.
Mr. and AIRS Ernest Strahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crowford Curr. Lieut..
W. y. Todd Miss Beth Hutchings.
who was accompanied by her brother,
who has recently been discharged
from the navy: Fred Wilson. Nestle
Ayers. F. II. Barrmore. Mrs. II. J.
burst. Frank ROvse. Mrs. Carl 8
Grover. Miss Helen Barron, Miss
Francis Priest. and Mr. and Mrs. C.
D. Humble. Including those from
Tsleta. Fl Paso and Fabens. there
were about 200 guests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17
Miss Margaret MCGEE Is Hostess At
4 Luncheon In Honor of Bride Elect

shower on Saturday afternoon. given
by Mrs. II. D. Wagner. at the attrac-
tive Wagner home on Bliss street
The decorations were in the pink
notes. the color being effectively used
in the blossoms about the reception
rooms and in the menu served The
guest list included Mrs. HarriOtt- Mrs
z. Russell. Mrs E Ryan, Mrs Nor
ris Mrs John Hardy. Mrs. r. W Pog-
son. Mrs Carl Thorn, Mrs. Frank
Lyons. Mrs. H F. Mueller. Miss
Gladys Mueller. Miss Olive Russell
Miss Lola Russell. Miss Virginia
Hardy. Miss Katherine Griffith. Mrs
Hugo ElmendOrff Miss Caroline Mo-
reau. Mrs Peter Leonard. Miss Mar
caret Leonard and Miss Mary Leon
ard
The teachers OF the san Jacinto
saturday afternoon at a card party
given by Mrs. Hadley Sanders. at her
attractive apartment in the KnicBer-
booker. which was daintily decorated
with ferns and snring greenery-
Bunco and bridge were played The
fortunate ones. Mrs n. Patterson and
Mrs. Fay Nelson, received pretty
prizes.
After the game. a salad course was
served. Those in attendance were Mrs.
Sanders, Mrs Maud Denney. Mrs Fay
Nelson. Mrs. II Patterson. Misses
Della Pitcher. Ada Pitcher. Kate Null
cahy. Anne Magoffin. Alberta Heep,
Clara Blesener. Shelley Harper. Clara
Jones. Frances Upley, Mamie Robin
son. Sallie Phillips. Pauline Smith,
Frances Gernsbacher. Halle Sadler,
Melissa smith and Pearl smith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17
I. w. VS. Too Insistent;
One Is Found Dead

Riverside. Wyo. March IA pair
Of self confessed J. ". VS. appeared
In the oil fields near here and at
tempted to organize" a group OF
workers who were under the impress
sion they were already fairly we'll
unioniZed- Committees from different
Ia Dor bodies invited the I. ". VS. TO
leave the field. but the trOublemakers
showed no inclination to heed the ad-
vice. They fingered two days. dis
tributine printed propaganda by day
and spoutinE from soapboLes by
night. After a third unheeded warning
the pair suddenly disappeared. The
body Of one has been found near an
old mountain trail. The other has
not been seen since his last soapboX
speech. A coroner's jury said the i.
w ". had come TO his death by
freezing in a recent blizzard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17
T uesday' S Calendar
OF Social E0enis

1NIEEIAINMENI on Tuesday
L evening given by the Gaelic club
in benefit Of the funds for the parish.
at Liberty hall.
All departments Of the Red Cross
shop open in the san Jacinto
plaza. Mrs. Joseph F. Williams. chair
nan OF the shop; AIRS. J. A. Happier.
wee chairman; Mrs. Horace Broaddus,
chairman Of the departments. Chair
man Of the information department.
Airs. f NJ Bell: vice chairman. Mrs
Waters Davis: chairman for the day.
Mrs Z. F. Neff. Cashier for Tuesday.
Mrs James Graham McNary. Mrs.
H. o. AlantOr. reserve cashier. Mrs L.
Is. Stewart, Chairman OF the jewelry
department.; Mrs Walter kOhlberE
vice chairman; chairman for the day.
Mrs Fred Woodwork: Mrs. Nathan
Solomon. chairman Of the clothing de-
pertinent; Mrs. E II. Irwin. vice chair
man: chairman for the day Mrs. H. S.
Potter. Mrs. Dave Payne. chairman
Of the needle work department; Mrs.
V r. stiles, vice chairman; Mrs. W D.
Howe chairman for the day. Mrs r.
5. Cooke, chairman Of the bargain de-
partment. Mrs. H. o. Mantor. chair
man for the day The reserve list Of
Chsirmen are Mrs. J. c Lakeland, Mrs
C. E Kelly. Mrs. D. Bruce Smith, Mrs.
A
In charge OF the cake department,
Mrs. c. W. Young and Mrs. Charles
Auer, chairmen- In charge OF the tea
and luncheon room. Mrs. Charles
Davis. chairman; Mrs. James Vance
and AIRS. J. r EnlOw, vice chairmen-
Assistants, captains Mrs. r W Nc
Afee. Mrs H r Gamble and Mrs
Charles Bassett; Mattresses. Mrs
Walter Drury. Mrs. Charles Nebeker.
Mrs A. s. Valdespino. Miss Elizabeth
Stevens. Miss Nellie May Bowen. Miss
Agnes Stewart, Miss Valerie Lorig,
Miss Mary Gates Redmond. Miss Sarah
Bridgers. Miss Phoebe Campbell and
Miss Mildred Rogers
Sewing department of the Red Cross
open in the morning at the work
rooms in the White House. Mrs
Horace Broaddus. chairman Of wOm-
ems work Of the Red Cross for Fl
Paso: Mrs. A. P. Coles. chairman OF
sewing. and Mrs Waters Davis. chair
man for the day.
Meeting at o'clock at Community
hall Temple Mount Sinai. Of the study
circle Of the Council Of Jewish Wo-
men
Meeting OF the Mcdowell club at
the Woman's club at o'clock Tues
day evening.
A meeting OF the St Clements Altar
guild viii be held at the parish house
at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
Meeting Of the Fort Bliss Bridge
club with Mrs. Walter Merkel at ESQ
o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17

MRS. HORACE BROADDUS. chair
vi man OF women's work for the FL
Paso chapter Of the Red Cross, an
nounces that the wool for making
FL Paso's quota OF knitted garments
has arrived and is ready for distri-
button in the Red Cross work rooms
in the White House. FL Paso's quota
of knitted garments includes 195
pairs Of children's hose and 95 chill
dren's sweaters. This quota may cas-
lily be filled If the knitters respond
as readily TO the call for workers as
they have hitherto done. The sign
ing Of the armistice did not by any
means mean the quitting OF work for
the women who sew and knit for the
Red Cross. for there are countless
women and children TO be clothed
against the cold winter days. Since
December the women OF FL Paso have
mended 20.S00 soldiers garments and
have made 1900 garments for refu-
gees.
Miss Charlotte TaussiE. OF st. Louis,
division chairman Of the committee Of
awards. writes to Mrs Horace Broad
dus. chairman OF woman's work OF
the Red Cross Of Fl Paso, that the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17
Red Cross Receives WoolFOr Knitting;
Red Cross Reports Here Con1plimented

reports sent from this chapter Of
work done by FL Pasoans was espe-
cially well done The committee
which sent the reports to headquar-
tiers from FL PasO includes Mrs
Broaddus. chairman; mayor Charles
Davis, secretary; L. s Stewart, Mrs
Henry T. Bowie and MIS- Charles
Stevens. The following letter from
Miss Taussig Will be OF interest TO
Red Cross workers Of FL PasO who
submitted reports on the work done
for the Red Cross
we are in receipt OF a complete
report from your chapters commit
tee Of awards nd within a snort
while we will send you instructions
for requisitioning badges and but
tons. II certainly lessons the work
Of our committee to receive such &C
curate and detailed reports as you
present VIII you. on behalf OF the
division committee. congratulate the
chapter committee for the excellent
way they submitted their reports. We
in the division office feel that Texas
IS a very important chapter in max
ing possible the good record OF the
Southwestern division 1 am hoping
that some time in the near future
Red Cross work may bring me 10
Texas"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17
Mai. Atkins, of Camp CourcheSne, To
Wed Pretty Washington Girl In May

the heavy fighting about Cambria. in
the early part OF the war. He has
been stationed at Camp Courchesne
since September. Mai. Atkins's home
is in Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Colbert have
received announcement that their son,
Herman z. Colbert. will arrive home
the latter part Of the week. accom-
panied by his bride. the former Miss
Myrtle Newell. OF Dallas. the wedding
having taken place while Mr. Colbert
who recently received his release from
the army. was en- route home from
service in France. where he served as
corporal The junior Colberts Will be
guests Of their parents at the Colbert
home. on Dallas street, upon their ar
rival here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17

MISS MARGARET MCGEE enter
vi tanned with a beautifully ap-
pointed luncheon IN the private din
ing room Of Hotel Sheldon Saturday
at noon. in honor Of Miss Louise Nc
Kinney. who will be married on We'd
nesday evening TO William Franklin
Lucas.
The color scheme OF pink and white
was carried out in the central deco
ration OF a basket OF sweet peas and
ferns. and in the place cards which
were pink butterflies and cupids.
The guests included the honor
guest. Mrs w !. Deavitt. Miss Eliza
beth Lucas. Miss Charles Carter and
Miss Edith Levy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17
ards.

The Fort Bliss Bridge club will meet
on Tuesday afternoon at 2-30 o'clock
at the Nerkel quarters number II at
Fort Bliss, with Mrs. Walter Merkel
as hostess.
A very informal and delightful
bridge party was given at the home
OF Miss Gardner Leeper on Friday
night After the strenuous task Of
card concentration" the guests were
served refreshments. Dancing was en-
fOyed later IN the evening. Those
present were Sylvia Rivers. Katherine
Earle. Gardner Leeper. Helen LOOMS.
Mayo Seamon. Malcolm Webb. Lawson
Mckinney and James Bowen
Mrs. William HarriOtt a recent
bride. was the honor guest at a
pretty bridge party and miscellaneous
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17

CARDS have been issued announcing
\ the engagement Of Miss Helen H.
Clark. daughter OF interstate COM
missioner and AIRS. f. f. Clark, OF
Washington. d. c., and Mai. L. F. At
kins. commanding officer Of the Ninth
battalion. engineer corps. at Camp
Courchesne- The wedding viii take
place in Washington in May.
Miss Clark is a graduate OF the Ma
tionaI Park seminary. and has been
very much interested in Red Cross
work during the period OF the war
Mai. Atkins is a graduate Of West
Point academy in 1915. and served
eight months with the engineer corps
attached to the British army during
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17
Woman'S Club Literature Department
To Meet; WiHSee Good EngIiSh" Play


Z interesting accounts Of their expert
ence overseas.
The following program was given:
/ Prayer, Rev W NJ Farley. chaplain
Of the Southwestern division, Sons Of
star spsngied Banner" Seventh
! cavalry band
Welcome address. A H. Culweu.
Dixie" Mrs Robert Lander.
Addgess, Col $. R. H Tompkins,
/ Seventh cavalry
Song. Lamar school children.
| Address. Mayor Charles Davis
Experience Overseas. Mai T. ].
I McCamant.
Music. Seventh Cavalry band.
Reading. The Fairest Flag That
Flats" Miss Dorothy Congdon-
Address. r r Jones.
Experiences Overseas Lieut. H L
] AIcGrady.
Song, r. Lancaster.
Music, villas school children.
Experiences Overseas Sergt.
Henry Swearingen-
Address, Glenn o. Everman. scout
executive.
Music piano and mandolin num-
bers. Miss Tama and Miss Peter
O'Keefe.
Reading. Your Flag and Ny Flag"
sam Katz.
Reading. Mrs. f. NJ Lawrence.
Lemonade was served by Mrs. J. W.
Mckay, Mrs j. T. Mclean and Mrs.
W J. Croker.
The table Of souvenirs was very in
teresting, containing helmets. bombs
and books Of European views. Miss
Vernon Cunningham had charge Of
this exhibit.
A letter has been received by Mrs.
Olga KOhlberg from Mrs. P. z. Penny
Z hacker, who stated that she regrets
her inability TO fill her engagements
( in FL Paso this spring. as she has
been called 10 St. Louis on urgent
4 business. The club women Of FL PasO
are very disappointed TO learn that
Mrs Pennybacker has postponed her
visit here, as IL had been much looked
forward 70 by them The annual
luncheon Of the Woman's club. to be
given March 10. was postponed IN
til Mrs. Pennybacker might be the
honor guest Mrs. Peunybaclzer has
nationwide reputation among club
women
A big musical Of this week is 20
be the violin recital the music de-
partment Of the Woman's club is
giving Thursday evening. with An
dreas Dalmau as the viOlinisr, and
madame Jean Willard. cOloratura So
pranO sOlOist. The recital viii be
held in the club auditorium at Sis
o'clock
Senior Dalmau IS formerly Of the
Argentine republic and received his
training in Spain and Portugal senior
AmiliO de Nicolas is his accompanist.
After his stay here. senior Dalmau ex-
poets 10 20 to California. where he
IS scheduled 70 give a number Of
concerts.
/ Mrs. D. Y. Fennessy has charge OF
the affair Thursday evening
The study circle Of the Council Of
Jewish Women viii hold a meeting
Tuesday afternoon at Community
hall. Temple Mount Sinai. at o'clock
Jewish Statesmen viii be the sub
5ect Of discussion for the afternoon.
The missionary society Of Trinity
Methodist church will meet on Tues
day afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
viii conduct the social service pro-
gram TO be given
The missionary program which was
10 have been given at Central Bap-
fist church at 8 o'clock Tuesday has
been postponed
The members OF the St Glen ents
Altar guild will hold a meeting at the
parish house at o'clock Tuesday az
ternoon.
The Ladies OF the Maccabees." Pc
view No ~. will meet on Tuesday
afternoon at Z o. o. F. hall. at 3;59
o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17
Wnr Serpice Nork.

The farewell dance OF the 18th cav
airy division trains and the military
police will be given Wednesday even
ing at the camn thearer by the mem
hers OF the organization. which is to
be demobilized in a short time These
dances have been very enjoyable ones
and Fl Paso girls viii regret TO learn
that the one on Wednesday evening
viii be the last one given. Capt W
H. Manning will have charge Of the
details for the dance All guests who
wish TO 90 to the post for the dance
viii meet at the Khaki club at $50
o'clock, when automobiles viii be wait
ing 10 convey them out
A very delightful program was Civ
en- at the base hospital at Fort Bliss
Saturday evening under the direction
Of Mrs. W Underwood Daughdrill. as
follows
Violin solos. ''lIurzurka- 8Iusin;
Somewhere a Voice Is Calling" Mrs
DaughdrilL
Reading. Mrs. DauEhdrilL
MonoloE. ". Underwood DaughdrilL
Violin solos. Gypsy Dance" Drnst.
and solo Mo" DeCapui. Mrs. Daugh-
drill
Pianolog. In the Same Old Way"
Airs. Daughdrin.
Violin solo. Drdla. Mrs. DauEhdrIll.
Group Of songs. Walter Davis.
Mr.. Davis was the accompauist.
Public school teachers I'm Camden. y j..
] have been granted a 20 per cent increa Sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17
Son Of Merimac Hero
Asks Cop to Find Dog

Chicago. III. March 17.-1Iy father
sank the AIerrimac and ] wonder If
YOU viii do me a favor
Desk sergeant Johnson climbed
down from his stool TO talk 10 the
yOungsCer.
I'm Richard Pearson HObson, IT.,
and / lost my dog He's got black
and khaki face, and want him back
Sergt Johnson smiled and made the
entry lost one dog-olack and khaki
face"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17
School Notes.

It seems that the senior girls OF the
high school are very true friends OF
old St Patrick. because each girl IN
the senior class appeared at school to-
day, dressed in the bright green OF
Ireland. Very sweet and pretty they
looked. and everyone decided that
green is a most becoming color or
course. the senior boys also created
quite a sensation, as they were very
green as TO socks and ties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17
Pasoans Amau.

Donald Rathbun has gone to Ar
IONA on a business trip. He Will
be in Arizona for a month.
Mrs. George W. Young. chairman Of
the cake department Of the Red Cross
shop. has been called to AlamoEordo,
n II, on account Of the serious i'll
ness Of her father, A II. Graham.
Mrs Henry Pfaff and her daughter,
Mrs Jesse Beeson Hunt. viii leave
during this week for New York city,
where they viii be Joined by Miss
Elizabeth Pfaff, who will spend the
Easter vacation with them When
Miss Elizabeth returns to her school
duties at Mount Vernon seminary in
Washington, D. c, her mother and
sister will accompany her for visit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17

WE
advise the Immediate purchase Of Ell
PASO-RASGER OIL CO. STOCK.
This T. the first oil stock we have
ever recommended TO the public
Watch FL PasO-RanEer stock go mp.
Wire US your orders before stock
is withdrawn.
}. 5. CURTTSs & co.
Established 1913.
Sheldon Hotel, FL Paso, Tex.
Oldest Brokerage Firm in FL
PnsO.
HOur bank viii recommend uH.-Adv.
Or. Z. d. Strong, Phys. and Surg
SIS P B. Bldg. Pm. 77-1577-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17
Just AS a Matter of Curiosity

why don't you figure up today the Of dong Famy Washing
home? Add everything only the of the washOmans time
but also the SOAP starch buemg gas eecc ca and extra meals
And then compare this total with the Acme Laundry Mans
Family Washing Service at 7c pound
will then be matter of curiosity and become matter OF
vital interest And after YOU have seen how nicely the clothes
hmedhe flat pieces beautifully oned the soft garments ready
with only the light starched pieces be Oned home will never
think of going back the old way Just Phone $500 for the dways
anxious-o please Acme Laundry Man.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17

Public school teachers I'm Camden. y J..
have been granted a 20 per cent inerease
I'm pay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17

The Ladies OF the 1Iaccabees." Re
view No. ~. will meet on Tuesday
afternoon at 7 o. o. F. hall. at 2-59
o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17
AFree Box of
GROVES
O-Pen-Trate SaIVe

"Opens the Pores and PsnsiFatss)
For Chest Colds, Head Colds, and Group,
is enclosed with every bottle of HAYES HEAL
ING HONEY. This is the only cough syrup on the
market with which this additional treatment is
given. The Salve is also very valuable as Germi-
eide for the Nose and Throat. You get both
remedies for the price of one. S5c.
Sold by all Druggists. If your Druggist should not
have it in stock he will order it from his nearest
Wholesale Druggist.
Made and recommended to the public by
Paris Medicine Company
MANUFACTURERS OF
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17

The members OF the St Clements
Altar guild viii hold a meeting al the
parish house at 4 o'clock Tuesday az
ternoOu.