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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
Mondays Calendar
In Local Society

THE guild Of ST. Clements Episcopal
l church will direct the serving in
the tea and luncheon room Of the Red
Cross shop in san Jacinto plaza all
week.
Knitting department OF the Red
Cross open in the Red Cross shop. in
san Jacinto plaza. Mrs. Horace Broad
dus. chairman Of the woman's Red
Cross work for the Fl Paso chapter Of
the American Red Cross: Mrs e. $.
tewart. chairman OF the knitting de-
partmeut, Airs. C.. F. Kelly. vice chair
man. Mrs z. =. Neff. chairman for the
morning hours, Mrs Ralph Dutourcq,
chairman for the afternoon, Mrs. F.
IT, Bell. Mrs. Hayes Watson. Mrs F.
Brown and Miss Agnes Stewart, knit
ting instructors.
The executive committee OF the Mis-
sionary society OF Austin Park Chris
tian church viii meet at the home OF
the president Of the society. Mrs. c.
W. Harris. 1411 Gramma street on
"Wednesday afternoon. May 81. al $50
Mrs. William Jennings. regent OF the
EI Paso chapter. Daughters Of the
British Empire announces that this
organization viii discontinue its meet
ings through the summer and the next
meeting viii be held on the eth OF
Senrem ber
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
High School Reserve Officers School
To Give Dance to Aid Summer Camp

THE high school reserve officers
L training corps viii give a dance
Tuesday. May q, in Liberty hall. for
the purpose Of raising funds towards
defraying the expenses Of the summer
.encampment Of the corps, to be held at
.RUidoso. " n. during the two weeks
beginning June I. An entertainment
consisting Of music. singing, fancy
dancing and comedy features will pre-
cede the dance. A military band VIII
be asked to furnish the music for the
dancers.
An admission Of $50 viii be
charged for civilians and IS cents for
soldiers. The following cadet officers
are members Of the arrangement COM
mittee: Maj. E. Quinlan. Capt A
Wheatley, Lieut. Herbert Rand and
Corr. Henry Brown.
The summer encampment will be at
tended by $50 members of the stu
dents corps out Of q total Of 261
Lieut. Col H T. Gimperling, the corps
commander. viii be in charge. The
camp viii be conducted for the pur-
pose Of engaging in field exercises and
maneuvers and target range practice,
which cannot be carried on at the high
furnish trucks and tentage Tor the
camp and arraug ements have been
made with local merchants 10 supply
the cOmmissary at government con-
tract prices. About $500 viii be need
ed TO complete all arrangements.
A party Of - students in charge Of
cadet Capt Dan White started down
the valley on preliminary hike Fri
Gay afternoon. Camp was made for
the night at san Jose, where extended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
WHILE THE PAST WEEK HAS BEEN FULL FOR SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES, COMING WEEK SHOWS MUCH THAT
WILL CLAIMTHEA ATTENTION OF MATRON AND MAID

MOnro Augur- registrar OF the Texas
school or Mines, has presented each
? year a medal for a competitive drill in
I the manual Of arms TO the cadets of
Z the high s hooL This medal is called
the Robert AIOnrO Hall medal. Gen.
Robert Monro Han being the grand
father Of Miss AuEur. The drill this
year VIII take place at the high school
on Tuesday afternoon at 2-30 under
the direction Of Lieut.. Col T. y. Gin
perling, cOmmandant-
The first num5e Of the program
VIII consist Of the individual compe-
tition for the medal; next Will come
the company drill The judges viii be
Lieut.. +. Coleman. Of the 18th infan-
try Lieut. Dury l. Helm and Lieut.
Leon L. kotzebue- It is expected that
Brig Cen James Erwin will be pres
ent for the review of the cadets
On Thursday afternoon another
activity for the school set is planned
and this is the party which is to be
given by the Girl Reserves CORPS OF
the Y W G. A for the seventh A grade
girls OF Villas, Morehead and Bailey
schools
Next Saturday is a day Of vital and
intense interest TO women of Texas.
for that is the day when comes the
election regarding their enfranchise-
ment in the state Of Texas. The Coun-
Gil or Women Voters and the other
women's organizations are enthusiast
ucaliy working TO interest the men in
this movement. as well as in state
wide prohibition. L. l. Robinson is
chairman Of this work for the council
and is assisted by Mrs. J. Frank Coles.
Mrs T.. =. Woodside. Mrs. Horace A.
Lay and Mrs j. A. Rawlings
and thus viii the week be filled
with ACTIVITY for the women Of the
city, and then comes the week Of com
mencements. full OF all the delightful
affairs dear TO the hearts OF the
younger set
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17

Madeline Proper, Miss Connie Mae To-
/ bias, Miss Nina Edwards. Miss Doro-
I thy Price. Miss Margaret Ormsoee
Miss Vivian Brown and Miss Caroline
Plumb Miss Bean VIII play. as also
Mrs Bean Mrs. Fred Weckerle VIII
accompany her daughters numbers al
the piano.
Willow Grove, No. 81. Woodman Cir
Gle. viii give a benefit card party in
I O. o. r. hail this evening. the games
TO be played 500 and bunco- Prizes
viii be awarded and the party is given
in benefit of the memorial park.
Another interesting affair Of the
evening viii be the staging Of Grimm S
Snow White" and THE Seven
Dwarfs" in St Clements parish
church auditorium at s o'clock There
is also TO be q performance Of this
interesting play this afternoon at 3
o'clock The characters are TO be
played by the child players Of St
Clements Episcopal church.
There will be the regular week end
dance this evening al the Country
club, preceded by a mum Der Of in
formal dinner parties. The Country
club dances have regained their pre-
war popularity and again the club
house is filled with maids and matrons
in their dainty butterfly array Of
frocks with their escorts from civilian
and army circles.
Beginning on Monday. the Woman's
club viii direct the serving in the tea
and luncheon room Of the Red Cross
shop, the activity to be directed by
Mrs F. W. Seward. On next Friday
and Saturday. Mexican dishes viii be
served at the shop.
On Thursday evening. at Fort Bliss.
the enlisted personnel of the Fifth
cavalry VIII give a dance and on each
Thursday evening thereafter the men
viii entertain with a dance
For the past five years Miss Ruth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
Out OF Town Visitors.

sam Ward. Of Carrizozo. " NJ Is
at the sheldon
r. L. Hancock Of Alpine, Tex. is a
guest at Hotel Mccoy.
J. ". Moore. OF Alpine. Tex, IS a
guest at Hotel sheldon
". H Akard. Of Van Horn. Tex. is a
guest at Hotel St Regis.
West D. Park. Of Hachita. y. H.. Is
a guest at the St Regis.
Dixie strand. OF Albuquerque. y. ",
is a guest at Hotel Mccoy.
s p. Fletcher. OF Thatcher. Ariz-.
Is a guest at Hotel Mccoy.
=. o. Finley. OF CarrizOz0. y. ~
IS registered at the Sheldon
Miss c. Anthony. OF Alpine. Tex
is registered at Hotel mccoy.
n C. Vrazel OF Hachita. " n, is a
guest at Hotel Paso del Norte-
S c. Hughabe. OF Fl Bavard. y. ~,
Is REGISTERED at Hotel sheldon
A. r. Hanson. OF Maria. Tex. is reg
istered at Hotel Paso del Norte-
Harry clark. OF Phoenix. Ariz-- IS a
guest at Hotel Paso del Norte-
~. T. St John. Of Silver CITY. y. a.,
IS a guest at Hotel Paso del Norte-
Melvin Schultz. Of Hachita- y ~ IS
registered at Hotel Paso del Norte.
Fred ". Webster. OF Hillsboro, n
a.. is a guest at Hotel PasO del Norte
y Schultz and Charles Ewing. OF Je-
rome. Ariz- are guests az the Shell
don
Mrs. J. s. Graves. OF Sierra Blanca,
Tex. is registered at Hotel Paso del
1Ir. and Mrs. W. o. Daniel Of Carri-
7ozo. n n. are registered at Hotel
Sheldon
G. W Carson and p Cartwright. OF
Maria. Tex, is registered at Hotel
SIr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Elsiug. Of War
rem. Ariz- are guests at Hotel Paso
Felix Nash. Tom smith and Harry
MINI Of Lanark. y u. are guests az
the St Regis.
Mrs :. W. Lippeatt and daughter.
OF Tyrone. y. A.. are registered al
Hotel sheldon
County engineer P r. Flamm and
son. OF Alamogordo. y II, are reg
isfered al Hotel Meow
Mrs. John Kenneth HaEgart. the for
mer Miss Hazel Triest is a guest in
the citv OF her parents. ar. and Mrs
John F. Triest Of the Lucerne apart
ments Airs. HagCart has made her
home In Kansas City since her mar
riaEe-
Mrs ". r McKenna has as her
house guest her niece. Mrs A. B.
MacAulay. OF Dallas. Tev.. and her
two small sons. Hugh and Boone, A
number Of social courtesies are in the
planning for Mrs. MacAulaT during
her visit here which VIII be for two
months
Dr. and Airs. / J. Bush have as their
guests at their suite in Hotel Orudorff.
Mrs T. d. Bush OF Sodas. La. mother
Of Dr. Bush and Mrs 2 r Candy. OF
Alexandria. La. sister OF DR.. Bush Dr-
Bush's mother will remain here for
q nn arnrr war ETfa -faHH~ will he here
for two weeks. afterwards going for
a visit to the California beaches
arrived in the citv Saturday after
noon from Fort Worth TO Join Mr.
Souers. who has been here several
weeks 1Ir. Souers is district repre-
sentative OF the War Camp Commun-
ity service in the southwest district,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
ards.

Mrs. John Donohue was hostess on
Friday afternoon TO the members Of
the Pioneer club There were a num-
Der OF special guests present as well
as the club members. AT the conclu-
sion OF the bridge game a three course
luncheon was served The last meet
ing Of the season OF this club viii
take place on next Friday at the home
OF Airs. Q. A. Lyman on Montana
street.
A charming hospitality for guests in
the city, given during the past week.
was the card party on Thursday at
which Mrs J. ". b. Robinson was
hostess. in compliment 10 Mrs. c. Ro-
nero. house guest Of Mrs Paul
Ginther. and Mrs a B. MacAulay. Of
Dallas. guest of Mrs W r AcKenna-
The attractive home Of the Robinsons
on East Boulevard was daintlly dec
GRATED with pink and white sweet peas
and the same pretty tints were fea-
tured in the ices served and the other
appointments OF the party.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
E Pdsoans Returning.

Mrs. Chas. A. 1IcAlpine and sister.
Miss Myrtle Slane, hae just returned
from a trip to Los Angeles. Calf. and
Douglas. ARK, where they visited rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. A. " Holland and daughter,
Mrs W. B. Williams, and family. have
returned from Washington. where
they have been residing the past year.
and are at home at 1O19 East Rio
Grande street.
Mrs. A. Van Mourick has received
a message announcing the return OF
her son. i. r. Allen. from overseas
He is in camp Merritt New Jersey.
but viii leave in a few DAYS for camp
Bowie and Mrs. Van 1I0urick VIII
leave for Fort Worth in a short time
10 meet him. AIr. Allen sailed for
duty with the American exDeditionary
forces during last April and also had
a brother who served with the over
seas troops and returned 20 FL Paso
a short time ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17

order drill and field maneuvers were
practiced- The party viii return this
afternoon.
A most delightful dance was given
last night at the Woman's club by
the Saluus club, the mem bers Of which
are high school students.
The arrangements Of the dance
were in charge Of Miss Eloise Knots
and John StahL
Delightful music was furnished by
Hester's band Nearly $50 young peo-
pie enjoyed the evening
The chaperous were AIRS a. W.
Knots. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Seamon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17

II IS nearing the season when you
materially expect a few little incon-
veniences from the effects Of the sun
and wind and mosquitoes Off you go
on a camping tripl- II is absolutely
necessary 10 prevent or cure these
little ailments. our stock Of toilet
remedies viii supply everything you
need. Be sure 20 be prepared before
leaving on your vacation trip
scott White Co. Druggists.
Mills Bldg Roberts Banner Bldg
5I4 san Francisco St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
Lodges and Clubs.

One OF the happiest events Of the
year for the children is the annual
party given for the children Of the
Elks al the Elks' home by Mrs. q F.
Hammett- The party this year VIII
take place on Saturday evening. May
81, at S o'clock The children invited
TO attend Mrs. Hammetrs hospitality
include children whose fathers. broth
ers or uucles are Elks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17

As June is the month OF weddings
we are now making an especially at
tractive display Of gifts suitable for
brides We wish 20 remind you that
HiXson silver has been regarded as
the standard wedding gift in the
southwest for more than a quarter OF
a century Our regular line Of gifts
VIII prove very satisfactory 10
see them.
W. T.. HiKson CO.. Hall Marx Jewellers.
Mills and Mesa on the Plaza near p U.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
When Linen Dies Young

The life of linen depends the quality and strength Because of the
methods of the Acme Laundry Man apt last longer washed
IN his big Sunshine Plant
Cheap linens do last as long proportion their good
linens therefore, cheap linens cheap Every housewife should
buy only the best fabrics of whatever kind
Then with the Ao Laundry Mans careful system of laundering
the very best economy obtained You will find that pays to send all
your Family Washing It's easy do by ringing 1900 for the cheerful
and obigng Acme Laundry Man.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
Tourist Club Holds Last Meeting of
Season; to Ship Box to French Orphan

Tuesday. as the members OF the so
ciety viii on that day be giving theil
time TO the work OF the centenary
campaign.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
Two Appear In 4
High School Play

MISS GLADYS BOOTH. who viii ap-
w pear as aunt Ida In the senior
play. Green stockinEs-" TO be pre-
scented May , At the high school,
makes an interesting character In the
person OF a sensible and warm hearted
woman. She adds several years 70 her
natural self I'm the role.
Edward QuinInn. ~ civilian Furu-
day. Is the pampered and eccentric
father OF four dmEhters- and brother
OF aunt Ida
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17

having been transferred from Fort
Worth 20 his present field They VIII
live at Sz3 North Oregon street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17

The missionary society OF Trinity
Methodist church viii not meet on
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MALE Hip WANTED

WANTED-Choir director that can sing
tenor; outside work assured Amos
Avery, chairman music committee. Sa-
pulpa, Okla,
WANTED Good house furnishing
salesman and good repair man, par
tlCulars first letter. j. +, CallawAy
a Co., MARROW. Okla,
50 MEN to work In rock quarry out OF
town. good wages. steady work, Ap-
ply Dolcse Bros. No W. lith.
WHOLESALE house wants young man
between ages Is and e. who can
operate typewriter. prefer one with
previous office experience and who has
knowledge Of bookkeeping excellent
opportunity for rlght party give tele-
phone number. Eos. Oklahomsn.
LINOTYPE operator capable OF setting
straight matter and ordinary run OF
Job composition and caring for Model
X linotype; well equipped shop In town
OF 900 work y hours; permanent SIT
uation. position open now. tell what
you can do salary wanted, whether
married or single: good place for man
willing to settle down In small town.
ON" Poult9y Journal, Mounds. Okla.
WANTED Good mechanic. lallman
Garage. Guthrie. Phone I.
BOYS WANTED-I want twenty clean
hustling boys; ages 10 to IL; whp
would like to make S200 Saturday
only young gentlemen need apply;
meet me at 220 n. Harvey street Sat
urday morning at 5 o'clock X. A.
Dunlap.
WANTED-B for paper routes who
live In my neighborhood. Cali at 1919
West 18th,
wANTED-Roys on wheels. s. Il s..
Messenger Service. 81 w. ith
WANTED-One good horseshoer and
good repair man. good wages. 32J
| West California. Call Walnut 56it.
| TWO or three good men for all around
work In housekeepcr's department.
Apply room 400 Skirvin hotel
| Druggist: relief man for 81
| days E-72. Oklahoman.
SODA fountain hoy wanted at once
| Apply 3si North Robinson.
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

SLEEPING rooms for couple employed.
with os without board. l.9 East ard.
Maple s533-J.
ROOMS and board for rent lilo LIN
wood Maple 1910.
VERY LARGE desirable room. with
bunrd, also garage. References. lN
W. 9TH.
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s,.o tho local news published herein
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

ONE lnrgs room furnished for house,
keeping, also sleeping rooms. ltb
West 1th Walnut Nys.
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MALE HELP WANTED

BARBER wanted Immediately. good Job
for good man. Jim Despair, WalL-
rika okla
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Ste Stenographcr, typist and
office girls sol Baum Bldg.
WANTED elderly lady to do general
housework and cooking Can r. X.
q, or write Route 3, Okla, city
WANTED-Girl for general housework,
good wages. no laundry. Walnut
1863. iJO T.. 18th St
EXPERIENCED white girl for general
houscwork Walnut 1890
WANTED-Good oook at once, white or
colored. good pay. Apply at kitchen.
?l5 ". lQth,
WANTED Middle ugcd lady to keep
house for wdoWa and two children
Address George Barnes, Box B. Drum
right, Okla,
WANTED Housekeeper. Cali at once.
liil West 3lst street
WANTED White woman fo- house.
work. Go home nights. No Sunday
work Call Walnut 1881 office hours.
Maple al6l-J after 6 p, m.
WHITE MAID wanted for general
housework. Walnut 7iO3.
WANTED At Wagoners Lunch. a
waitress; big wages. 3l2 n. Robin
sor
WANTED -- Experienced lady book
keeper: capable Of handling double
entry set Of books, Apply Baers, III
W; Main.
WANTED Waitress. Western Hotel
SEQ w. Main.
WANTED Girl to do office work
Drinks Parrish Laundry. , Broad
way Circle,
WANTED-Expcrien waitress, alsc
white woman cook, at Flayton'f
Lunch Room. II r Reno
THREE or four good scrub women for
steady positions. Apply Room 30!
ShNvin hotel.
| WANTED-Wn teach woman TO d,
pressing; good salary while learning
| Apply Excelsior Cleaning Co, ago Nortl
| Broadway.
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Statesmen WANTED

WANTED - Four experienced sales
men for city and country. men Wan
cars preferred: II you have experience
and ability and are willing to work
you can easily clear from 3S to tlOe
a week. Cali nj ie0 W. Reno St.
Oklahoma City. Okla
MIR. Statesmen II f65 to sos per week
looks good TO YOU. tOt Baum BLDG.
and ask for Mr.. Sandtord, "
on the side, io5 Herskowiu
CALL AT 2li South Robinson street.
have SWAY combination switch
put on your car. 800 reward for man
to move car with combination Off.
Agents wanted, Casey Mills
Statesmen 10 represent US
In this territory. New extra heavy
tire sold direct from factory TO user
at a price that makes them sell on
sight. Not repaired. retreaded or
rebuilt proposition. Big commission
and contract for territory. Write.
Super Tread Tire company. South
Bend. Ind
ELECTRIC supply salesman with some
experience for Oklahoma territory
Empire Electric supply Co. Mrsko-
see. Okla.
Statesmen wanted Tor selling Genco
Farm Lighting Plants. A good prop
osition with exclusive territory In OK
lahoma. Previous experience In this
lire unnecessary. Empire Electric
Supply Co. MuskoEee, Okla
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TWO light housekeeping rooms; next to
bath. In private home. 2.6 j. Eighth.
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LARGE south. front room for light
sekeeplns. also nice, cool base
ment room 500 West tth; under new
MANAGEMENT.
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TWO nice. cool. modern light house,
keeping rooms furnished. south ex-
nnRnlr VIZ u. Elghth
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POSITION open for s,enoErapher and
office assistant; general knowledge
In bookkeeping and rapid In dictation
requirements. Call Maple s27 on week
daNs
MANTED--A stcnographsr book eeper
with experience. References required.
Address The kre-Ko Refining Com
pnny, pristOw. Okla
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WAH1LD-i can use several iive-wiro
solicitors whU have the ability TO
ehuw cary fesults must be able to tuf.
i.ah car or rig. attractive proposition
made to producers; unless you are
able 10 handle i've proposition appli-
cation would rot he considered; bahry
with all expenses guaranteed: territory
Oklahoma. Cail IN person or make np-
plicaiion 10 Circulation Manager. Far
fper. r.Siockran. nglahoman Bldg. Okla
homa cry. Oklahoma.
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Daily Oklahoman, 90c per month.
$40 0U a year.
Daily. without Sunday, zoe per month";
$50 year ,-oo
Sunday only. soc per month, $500 a
year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12

SUITE Of light housekeeping rooms In
modern home G2l W. Washington.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms also
sleeping rooms. 5l6i. N, broadway.
Hotel Coliiver
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12

NICELY furnished housekeeping rooms.
Also sleeping rooms. Maple $lsl-J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12

GOOD, desIrnbIe sou'hfast furnlshed
rooms, bath adjoining. adults. 3os f.
9th