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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
How to Lose Your Tan,
Freekles or Wrinkles

A days motoring. an afternoon on the
tennis court or golf llnka q Eunhath on
the beach OF eEpoEure On q water trip,
often brings On a deep tan or vivid GRIM
son or more parpleIing stiil, a vigorous
crop Of trecklea. A very necessary thing
then Is mercolized wax. which removes
tan redness or freolzles quite easily. It
literally peei1 of the Affected slcin-just
a little At . time. 50 there's no hurt or
Inconvenience As the skin comes of IN
almost Invisible flaky particles. no trace
Of the treatment 10 shown. Get an ounce
OF mercollzed wax at your druEEist'H and
use this nightly e. you would cold cream.
waahing u or mornings. In a week or 90
you viii have an entirely new skin. beau
tifully clear, transparent and Of a most
delicate whlteness.
Wrinkles. 80 apt TO form At this sea
son, may b easily and quickly removed
by bathing the face IN a solution Of
powdered saIollte, one ounce. dissolved
in witch hazel. one-han pint This Is
not only a valuable aEtringent. but has
= beneficial tonic effect also.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27

TIE FL Paso Federation OF Women's
clubs met on Thursday afternoon
at the army z. NJ c. A building
and made plans for the cooperation OF
the federation in the annual County
Farm Bureau day at Clint, September
Is Mrs. Ponder S. Carter, president
OF the federation. presided at the
meeting and Mrs. S. ]. Fennell acted
as secretary in the absence Of Mrs.
Edith c. Lane.
A priSS Will be awarded at the farm
bureau day for the best sewing ex-
hibit Of the girls home demonstration
clubs Of the county. The prize viii
be completely equipped sewing
basket A prize will also be given
by the federation 70 the best entry
in the exhibit sent by the Canutillo
club Prizes for the best articles, in
each class will be awarded by indivi-
dual members OF the federation. Miss
Helen Hubbard Swift. county home
demonstration agent IS to be in
charge Of the girls clubs exhibit.
The members OF the federation Of
women's clubs will go in e body 10
Clint TO attend the bureau meeting
The meeting OF the organization
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
CIoudcrott News.

Cloudcroft, n. N, Aug. sT.-3Irs.
Winchester Cooley returned 10 FL
Paso on Thursday with her family,
who spent the summer IN their cot
tage. -Woodway"
Clifford Irwin and Billy Tooley have
returned to FL Paso after spending a
week with Mrs. Irwin.
Ted Cooley and Howard irwin re-
turned 20 FL Paso after several weeks
visit at the Cooley cottage
Mrs. Joe Zelman and children. Ruth.
Helen and Norman. have returned to
FL Paso after several weeks visit at
the Potter cottage.
Herbert Turner OF Houston. who
has been visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Frank J. Turner. left for FL Paso on
Wednesday. de will spend several
days there and viii then return to
Mrs. S. A. Reed and children. left
for FL Paso, where they will join Mr.
Reed and go to chihuahua to make
their future home
Mrs. Frank J. Turner and son, Jim.
and daughter. Frances, viii return 20
FL Paso next Tuesday, after spending
a month in their summer cottage.
Miss Thula Hardy IS the guest OF
Mrs Thornton Hardy at the Dunn
cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. z. N. Bray entertained
on Wednesday evening at their sum
mer home. Outlook" with one OF the
most delightful bridge parties given
this season. in honor OF their house
guest, Mrs. E. K Talbot A great log
fire IN the fireplace and artistic bask-
cts OF wild flowers everywhere made
the spacious living rooms beautifully
coy. The games we're enjoyed until
II o'clock when dainty refreshments
were served Those enjoying the Brays'
hospitality were. Mr.. and Mrs. H F.
Mueller. DR.. and Mrs. C A Refnemund,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Grant, Mesdames
Fred Enollenberg. n. J. Morris. War
rem Small. E. K. Talbot, A. F. Fegan,
Thornton Hardy. n. Fisherdew, Frank
Turner, ". A. Colt. r L Parker and
Misses Geddes and Johnson OF Canada
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Grant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
About FL asoa1s.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". Van Long have re-
Gently sold their home at 1901 Hast
iuEs street
Mr. and 1Irs- ". c. Beatty and
family have moved from 2701 Grant
avenue to 4212 TroWbridge street.
julius Bergman has bought the G.
A Graham house at 3T29 Clifton street
and will move about September IS.
Among the diners at Mission hall.
West Tsleta on Thursday evening was
Tod Powell. who motored down with
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Fryer and Miss
Martha Hunter as his guests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27

\
Mss Pearl Ponsford is home after
I a visit OF several weeks in Clouderoft-
] n w. Bauder has returned from a
/ business trip 70 points in New Mexico.
Bob Piatt IS here from Mexico for q
I visit TO his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W
/ II. Piatt-
Miss sadie Ruth Aldridge win ar
rive Friday from a visit Of several
weeks in California
1Ir. and Mrs. n p Burleson VIII
arrive home on Saturday from a visit
10 Elephant Butte dam
Able Sage Edgar. OF 3507 La Luz
street, returns today from northern
Indiana and southern Michigan, where
she visited relatives
Mrs. watson II Farley has re
turned from an extended visit in
North Carolina and Arkansas she
arrived Thursday eevning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L Pelham daughter
Mary Elizabeth and son. James VIII
arrive this afternoon from the cali
fornia coast where they spent the
Mrs. ]. Il. Swift and granddaugh-
tiers. Miss Freda Marie and Hazel
Gum and GWendolyn Swift have re-
turned from an eight weeks visit 10
Tennessee and Kentucky.
Dave Gibson OF Denver Colorado,
brother Of Mrs. p 2. Hines, is here
for visit to Mr.. Hines. Mrs. Hines
viii arrive next week from Colorado,
where she has been spending the
summer.
Mrs. II L Cadwa1lader and her
daughter, Miss Virginia, have re-
turned 20 their home IN the lower val
ley after an absence Of several months
spent on the Pacific coast and points
in the northwest
Dr.. and Mrs. Floyd Poe and daugh-
ter, Helen Louise, viii return Tues
day from their months vacation at
Mountain Park DR.. Poe viii preach
Sunday at Cloudcroft, and on Sunday
week he viii be in the pulpit OF his
own church.
Miss Louise Sanburn has returned
from a sumner trip during which
time she attended the Y. ". c. A.
conference at Estes Park Colo. On
the way TO Estes Park she stopped
for visits in Santa Fe. n. II, Colo
rado Springs and in Denver
Mrs Park Pitman with her two
daughters, Miss Mary and Miss Anne,
and her son, Park Pitman, IT.. have
arrived home after a sumner spent
in Kentucky. Miss Mary viii remain
at home until after the Christmas
holidays when she viii 60 east to at
tend school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27

Williams. Miss Frances Oppenheimer.
Miss Marion Ainsa. Miss Patty Ainsa,
Miss Anne Butcher. Miss Lenna Rob-
inson, Miss Margaret Neff. Miss Vir-
ginia Morse Mrs. c. c. Smith, Mrs P.
r. Upton, Mrs. r 3. Hill, Miss Sarah
Bridgers, Mrs. George Dlllman. Mrs.
Hans E Kloepfer, Mrs. Talcott P.
Smith, Mrs. William J. Peck. Miss
Katharine symmonds, Mrs ". J.
White. Miss Burtram Orndorff, Miss
Alzlna Orndorff. Mrs. Victor Wales
and Mrs. z. II. Burgher.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Coles Give Dinner
InHonor OF COL and Mrs. Gardenhire

NE. AND MRS. A. P. COLES are en-
w tertaining at dinner this evening
70 honor Lieut.. Col and Mrs.
William c. Gs-denhire. This is one OF
the farewell courtesies for Col and
Mrs Gardenhire. who will leave with
their son. James. soon for station in
Atlanta, Georgia Covers win be placed
for Col and Mrs. Gardenhire. Cen
and Mrs. Robert L Howe. Mr. and
Mrs; z. E Neff, Mr.: and Mrs Joseph
+. Williams. Mrs. Zach White. Mrs
E. N. Bell and Mr.. and Mrs. Coles
Mr.. and Mrs. E E. Neff are enter
tanning on Saturday evening with a
dinner at the Neff home IN Compi-
ment to Col and Mrs. Gardenhire.
=
Mrs. Frank r Tobin gave the first
OF a series OF luncheons Thur5fsy
at Casa Colorado to honor her sisters
inlaw. Mrs. E ". Carlin OF California
and Miss Corinne Tobin OF st. Louis,
who are her guests.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
Out of Town Visitors.

Mrs. George Basks has as her
guests her sister, Mrs. c. J. Atwater.
and Mrs. Atwatsr's daughter, Opal, OF
Waycross. Ga
Mrs. william Wallace has as her
guest her sister. Mrs. L. Dyer, and
niece, Miss Mary Joan Fogarty. Of
Chicago. After a visit here for a
month they viii 90 70 California to
spend the winter. Mrs Dyer and Miss
Fogarty arrived Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27

I II lu1uarrs instant beauty 10 the ski
and makes q rosy-White compleXion-
every one viii talk about IL md
excellent for my compile lz-on a. II pro-
tects my skin IN al kinds OF weather.
That's why 7 prefer Z 70 al other
toilet preparatlons and am never
without il. Now that short sleeves ars
in vogue you viii want beautiful
hands and arms. There Is nothing
like Derwillo for this purpose. Many
OF my. professional friends 10 whom I
have recommended Derwilo uss IL in
preference TO all other race powders
or beautifiers." Just Try & onct be-
parties or an afternoon call and note
the favorable comments Of rour
friends. Derwillo Instantly pus 3
lifa-lize tint on your cheeks witch
defiss detection II takes the race
OF face powder and stays on until rou
wash Il off Preparation does lot
affect it nor win IL rub of on clch-
ing; It also prevents the nose and Ice
from shining. It's wonderful 10 a
dark. sailoW, rough skin. blackheas.
coarse pores. oily skin. freckles. N
and for the instant beauty 70 impas-
Over 500. 600 girls and women are y
ing t.. It's absolutely harmless o
the most sensitive skin. Just trvt
once and you win need no furtfr
argument 70 convince you that the
is nothing Just as good better"
Just ike Il" Insist on Derwil.
then you VIII not be disappointed
NoTE-DruEEists and Department stor
eVeryw here sell Derwlllo With the ruar1-
tee that II you don't Ike Il you get W
money back IT lg she one heautlflcr III
gives satisfaction at all seasons Of the yea
this city. including Cordeu Drug c
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
TEXAS CITIES SHOW

INII-E7lL.L n 0ALE.
Department store sales in larger
Texas cities during July increased BY
z5.I percent over sales for the cor
responding month last year, accord
ing to a report made by W. F. Ramsey.
federal reserve agent OF the eleventh
district The increase IN stock values
for the month OF July over July last
year was EOS percent Increased
prices enter into the Increase in a
measure.
The increase in bank clearinEs for
the same territory and the same
period amounted to 121s percent FL
Paso's increase was "a percent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
AutomobiLing az Outings

The Highland Park Baptist church
held a Sunday school picnic at Wash
ington park Thursday afternoon.
Children who did not bring suits
for the swimming pool were fur
nished them by the men OF the church
After the swimming. there were many
games played Prizes were given in
each department Of the Sunday school
for the best runners
In the race among all young women
who wanted 10 get married, Miss
Clarabelle Christian won. The mar
ried Woman's race was won by Mrs.
Clayton. superintendent Of the begin
ners' department
Rev Mr.. Leazer won second in
the mems race.
The following were the prize win
ners IN each department. Richard
Thompson, William Johnson, sam
Johnson, Leo Thomas, Bobie Chris
tan, Cecil Comstock, Alice Burns.
Thurman Comstoclz, Ruth Dykes. Mrs
Harper. Mrs. Henshaw. c. L Warren
A r Millican, superintendent OF
the Sunday school, stated that the
swimming pool Is a great asset TO
the city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
Musical.

The Orpheus club viii hold a picnic
next Monday evening at o'clock on
the lawn at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Graham AcNary, in Ans
tin Terrace. A musical program in
charge Of Charles J. andrews IS being
arranged for the evening Mr.. Nc
Nary VIII throw open his entire place
to the club for the evening, Mr..
Andrews said Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
Saturdays calendar
In Local Society

NTEEkEND dance at Mission hail.
w West Tsleta-
Weekend dance at the district
service clubhouse at Fort Bliss.
transportation for guests going out
to the post for the dance leaves the
community service clubhouse IN the
city at 1880 and $500 o'clock.
Dinner in the evening at welcome
Inn" Xsleta, given BY the officers Of
the Seventh cavalry.
Miss Hazel Vaughn's dance in the
evening at her home on East Boule-
ward
Swimming in =. ". c. A. pool;
adults TO o'clock; children to u.
Mrs. Nina Holibird's party and a
miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary
Ella Fielder TO be given IN the eve
ming at the Holibird home
LIZ. and Mrs. y. z. Neffs dinner
10 compliment Lieut.. Col and Mrs.
william C Gardenhire.
Allen sisterI' Golden Clint Shampoo.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27

Are you thinking Of moving this
Fall2 The one satisfactory way 10
move Is TO car $500 and make reser-
walton for our big padded moving
van Estimates cheeTfully furnished
Our movers are experienced and care
full
City Service CO.-TeI. $500
Autos. Taxis. Baggage. Moving.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27

Mrs. C. L North. Mrs. ". c. Beatty
and Mrs. J. A. Bradshaw.
The next meeting viii be held Sep
TENDER %. with Mrs. ". c Beatty, Of
1912 Trowbridge street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27

The first medal recorded in history
was given by the emperor OF China IN
the first century to his military COM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27

Let Your Glasses Be An Asset.
We fit the eyes with glasses
lenses which overcome the defects in
vision We also endeavor TO supply
glasses that really become a distin-
gushing part OF your personal ap-
pearance
Need Glasses. Ask Segau.
FL Paso Optical Co.
105 Texas st. I'll San Antonio st.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
Dances.

The weekend dance VIII be given
on Saturday evening at Mission hall.
West Xsleta- At this dance fruits OF
various kinds from the valley viii be
serEed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27
Mrs. II. E. Heiman Is Entertaining
With "42" Party This Afternoon
EI Pasodns Returning.
= DIE b. LANsDEN.

TIelden. WHOSE Welding % . p. " eIll
wiz take place in september
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-27

Allen sisteru' Golden Clint shampoo.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-21
II Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of This Date, 1905.

TIE Ell PAsO trade excursion
party arrived home from the unoef
successful venture OF This Kind b.
me clty's history. The excursion.
Wnle1 covered nearly 20 towns. tool 4
weeks time and Travelled a distance
Of 1900 miles
MAYOR Charles Davis has APPOINTED
W- w. Lurneyr alderman B. j. Ham-
metz Juan s. Hart and A. =. Ferau
lele5a-es % the Transmi sissiuuI
comm ercial congress
EQs Lrnaster J. A. Smith IS back from
y a1--lsLo where he succeeded fn
getting the department 10 order ne
-p-lsnrnent Of substations and cqr-
rlers IN both the East FL Paso and
hlsllend Park additions.
W e. GoWau. assistant city attor-
less returned from G. hunting friu
,,e ol.1 We valley Harris Walthau las
oeen actlng in his absence.
3 g. Eeum and deputy sheriff
Ieorse Briggs have returned TO IN
taao, after a hunting trip at he Pa
Tomas lakes in Mexico.
heliX Martinez and A. Courchesne
returned 20 El Paso last night from
lall1qrnias e1ler making an extensive
TIP IN regard to the cement factory
mere Their trip included OGDEN
UTAH SAT- Lake, san Francisco los
-AAAe-eas san Diego and other cities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-21
LIVE STOCKS
THRIVING, SAYS
RANGE REPORT

Phoenix. Ariz. Oct. 21.-Livestock is
thriving surprisingly we'll despite
scarcity Of rain on the major. grazing
ranges according TO the weekly range
report Of the weather bureau, issued
Wednesday on the basis Of reports re-
ceived before rains and snowfall Of
the past Sc holurs- summer pasture
was described as OF excellent quality.
containing less water than that OF last
season and thus building up q better
animal than that fattened on the lush
vegetation last year
The weather bureau was informed
that light shipments TO market wsre
being made from number Of places.
while some stock had been shipped
from Cochise county 10 pasture in
Texas.
Picking OF oranges has commenced
In the salt river valley, the weekly
crop report Of the weather bureau
stated. Shipment Of grapefruit con
tinued satisfactorily during the week.
Cotton picking made progress during
the week, though with some shortage
OF labor not sufficiently serious, how
ever. TO cause anxiety. Gins were
running day and night at fun ca
pacity-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Harriet s. McFadin and Jerry o. Nc
-llu 90 George B Landrun- all lots b
%. % and lds block 221s Alexander addi-
ION $40, etc
s s. sUihart e TX 20 Wm. B. Ro=era
lg-4 . and E, block Sc, AItura PARK ~
alaon. s6eQ9. $500 cash
Ee1ro Dl1z 20 Elena Oldandorff smith
lnllFt4ed haIf Interest in Tot S. block 1os,
~eslpleA addition SIS cash. etc
y Faso Bank and Trust COMPANY 10
aoln senleert. south 90 feer OF lots j and
e-n-A % Cotton addition. 5000. $500
----- t-i-ls.lls commencing at south
west corner o. block 119. East III Il1es 40
4l-lon, thence 1Q-92 feet east. thence norm
''iss 1Ssls etc. 81 ETC.
4-e-- a4clzlaan and Nay b Jaclzman
% Eel J. Quinn. lots 4. p and q. block
%. Eaa- - Eazo addition 5000. 500 cash
-Larle Guernsey and p ~ Guernsey 10
stla s2seph, lot 81 and west half OF 20.
S-9Se ~ Fast III Faso addition, $500
W P. 3. Ecsain ct TX. TO Bornardino
Hernandez. lots 19 and 20. and east half
81 "a block d. East 81 Paso addition.
DIN ?. Russell ct uz to J. B. wade. lot
= block 20 hl Raso Heights addition. 81.
7. 3. Alexander ct uE to 3. 3. Kerley
lot ana west l4l1 feet o. s.. block ST
tr9nk-in Heights addition, $500. $3.50
". D 1loslsy ct uz. to ]. r. Burke. lot
Z, block 90, FRANKLIN Heights addition.
f2175 $500 cash.
Alexander Lalhmer ct TX. 20 G. W. Bar
row east 10 Eject Of lot s, al 9 and west
teel Of %, block 81 Franklin Heights
addition. &159Q. $500 cash.
" % MosleT q u1- TO r =. Wnliams
lots - and so. block 6f. Highland Park
addition. f101. 81 cash.
". D. Mosiey et az. TO y. =. Williams
west hllf OF lot 20. al 16. block 111. High
land Park addition. 500. etc
J. ,. Auudv ct TX to- y. T. Gee. lot 4.
]. =. Iundy subdivision. s21oo. $3.50 cash.
N s. Corhiu at uL- 10 laura .. Martha.
north half O. iot is. all OF lots ~. rs and
ls, block .. Tobin'a second addition. S525o.
$500 cash.
Fred D. Cook ct uz. et al TO Maurice
Graves et uE.. lots Co is inclusive. block
As" lots IL 20 IS inclusive. block 'B;"
lots 90 9 inclusive. block &C." lotT 1 %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-21

block 40. T. & St L. railway sur
vey5 section 10. block los, and sec
tion lis, block II, H & G. n railway
survey.
All Of the locations VIII be made
upon the return Of Mr. Troy from the
north, where he is now engaged in
assembling and making arrangements
for the shipping in Of material 70 be
used in the drilling operations
Mr. Troy has already closed a con
tract with Dave Humphrey for the
drillinE Of a 1000 foot well on sec
ton 90, block 40, with a location
about one mile east Of the Turney old
wells. Mr. Humphrey is now moving
a star rig out 10 the site and expects
70 begin drilling without delay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-21
WASTE OIL. IS STERN
ULTIMATUM TO PRODUCERS

Austin, Tex. Oct 21.-Warning has
been issued by the railroad commits
sion 20 oil operators ana pipe lines
operating in the Breckenridge oil
fields, that IL they persist in bringing
In production, The oil must not be
wasted, and Il 10 cannot be stored or
transported the wells VIII be ordered
shut in. under the provision OF the
conservation act
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-21
Turkey Mortality Is Highest
I'm the First Week After Hatch

TURKEYS. where there is plenty Of
i range, are a profitable side line
upon the general farm. for the
cost Of raising them is small and the
profits large. The number raised in
the United States is gradually de-
creasings however. This is due TO a
number OF causes. q serious one be-
ing the high mortality among the
young poults. Careful management
wiz greatly reduce this loss. accord
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-21

NaWI York. Oct 2l--AnDrorinately
100000 Italians are expected to eui-
erate to the United States during the
coming three years, Baron Romano
ATezzanni, Italian ambassador said
last night prior to sailing for South
ampton and italy on the steamship
Adriatic.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-21

the necessity OF exercise, and the only
way 70 provide for this IS to allow
the poults at every possible opportu-
nifty 90 range for feed outside the
coop. During a long continued rainy
season &c is better 90 allow them 20
run out Of the coop whenever it is
not actually raining even though the
grass is somewhat damp. BY con-
filming the mother hen 20 the coop she
VIII always be ready % cover the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-21
WILL DRILL TWO WELLS
IN FORT STOCKTON FIELD

Fort Stockton. Oct CIV. B.
Troy. a Casper. Wyo-. oil man. FOR a
mum Der OF years connected with the
Texas company, in conjunction with
a number Of associates has entered
into a contract with ". IL Palmer,
q Pennsylvania man who has con-
siderable acreage in the Fort stock
ton field. for the drilling Of two or
more wells on sections IS and 90.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-21

Its are always able to hover under her
? are cold.
poults whenever they run to her.
which they viii do IL they become
chilled The greatest care should be
taken 20 keep the Interior OF the
advisable TO choose a sandy slope
where the water runs off quickly
and where there Is also protection
from heavy rains
Feeding The PouIts-
Improper feeding, combined with
close confinement, has been the cause
OF many failures in turkey raising
with green feed, grasshoppezs, and
other insects, and it the weather Is
favorable. then the best plan IS to
allow the poults 70 feed themselves.
When, on account Of rainy weather
or un1aVoraIle range conditions, it is
ADVISABLE 10 raise the poults by the
coop method. more care must be
given 20 their feeding. For the first
Two Gays after Matching poults re-
quire no feed, the yoke OF the egg
v nlch they absorb before breaking
out or the shell being sufficient TO
MAINTAIN them FOR that length 81
time. Access TO clean drinking water
ana little coarse sand and green
1eea % pick at is all that is needed
Feeding TURKEYS.
Successful turkey r1fsers --es
many different kinds Of feed. some
or tle most common being as foT-
lows Hard-boued egg chopped fine
ana corn-oread crumbs for the first
"eeks ana then whole wheat and
nulled oats stale bread. soaked n
mix and squeezed dry, for the first
-eW days, and then common chicE
-eeds clabbered milk seasoned Wiz
s--- -n1 pepper. corn bread crumbs.|
equal parts OF "pinhead@ oats. u-Fois
"leat and cracked corn: cracked
"neati corn meal and wheat bran
mixed IN the proportion OF 8 TO s1d
111ea INTO bread. bran or middIines
.--s -- al, cracked Egyptian corn
one-quarter, wheat and hufIed 49,
~ aacltion 90 The above, skinned
u-lk and buttermilk are Often -
with excellent results.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-21

TO-DAY received a small American pill
Erimage headed by mousiglor John
Grimes, bishop OF Syracuse. n. y IT.
included bishops Joseph p. Lynch
Dallas. Tex. and Matthias c. Lenihau.
Great FANS. Mont The pontiff spoke
20 each member Of the pilgrimage and
impaired the apostolic beuedlctlon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-21

inclusive. block ID" lots 70 - inclusive.
block sE." lots 70 inclusive. block 'I ..
lots 1 TO inclusive. block &C. lof7 20
10 inclusive. block H; all situated p me
Riverside addition 70 town % Fa1ens. ST.
etc.
Wallace T. Downing 10 Mildred Down
ing Powell. lots I 70 s Inclusive. block
ss. Town Of Tohin. Fl Pasc counfy. ST.
Deeds Of Trust.
Halford J. Gray Ct Tx 20 Paul %.
Thomas trustee. C. r. Tsasue. lots IS and