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Sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.

Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
Edici6n peri6dico local "Aguila"
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17

THE Mcdowell club, the youngest
organization OF the Woman's club,
is doing excellent work and the
interest in its activities is growing,
as evidenced by the large number OF
music loving folk who attend their
concerts. On Tuesday evening MIS-
Warren Small directed the program
given by the club and large number
Of guests were present 10 enjoy IL
The numbers consisted OF compost
tons interpreting the negro style OF
music a part Of the numbers given
having been written by negroes and
the other numbers by Clarence White
and David Guion, both Of whom are
taking q high place in the musical
world. 1lr. Guion. who lives at Bal
unger. Texas, also the old home OF
Mrs. Small. is a brother Of Miss Nell
Guion, Of this city, supervisor OF
music in the city schools. Mrs J.
Walter Christie sang GuiOn's number,
Little David" with charming effect
Another clever number given by Mrs
Christie was BurlelEh's "Oh, Didn't il
Rain" Miss Tetta Baron sang beau
tffullv Guiou's II Want To Be Ready
and Some or These Days"
Clarence Whites compositions,
transcriptions Of negro spirituals. in
GLIDING a chant. lament and negro
dance. were given in all Of their
beautiful melody Of African Iolk
compositions. by 1Irs- David v Fen
messy with her violin.
The first number OF the program
was a talk on The Music OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17
Mcdowell Club Program InterpretS
Negro,Style OF Music; Officers Named

Black Man" by Mrs. H. W. Acremhn.
which added materially 10 the in
terest Of the compositions which fol-
lowed
Two East African numbers, very
charmingly played by Miss Gladys
Booth, were the piano solos written
and Warriors Song"
In beautiful voice Nrs. l. G..
Witherspoon sang BurleiEh's lean"
and this was followed by another Of
CoIeridge- Taylor's compositions played
with brilliancy by Miss Juliet Wingo.
Miss Mary Heermans played in her
charming manner two of Nathaniel
Betts's composition. "MagnOlias" and
Deserted Cabin" There is q great
similarity between the style OF Belts
and that OF Mcdowell. especially
noticeable in these compositions
OF great interest was the appear
ance Of Mrs. Julia FAN Marriott. who
is a graduate OF the Denishawn
school OF dancing. She was a lovely
dartinE flame in the Moorish dance
given in costume and was given an
ovation by her audience
During the business session OFFICERS
for the coming year were elected as
follows: 3Irs. Ralph Henderson chair
man; Mrs. W. r Brown honorary
chairman: Mrs. W. T. Ponsford, vice
chairman: Miss Florence Crissey. re-
cording secretary; Miss Mary Heer-
mans. corresponding secretary Miss
Julia Pool treasurer and Mrs d. L.
Pfckens. assistant treasurer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17
About FL Pasoons.

F. c. Beauchant has moved from
SOS TO rs North oregon street
r. z. Sours has moved from SIS
North Oregon to Hotel St Regis
Floyd smith has moved from 1926
Ri1 Grande TO e22 Prospect avenue
Joe Lookadoo has moved from 21e
Epson 20 612 North FL PasO street
H. Z. willis has moved from $500
Hueco street 20 37oS Mountain ave
nue.
F. P. Rogers has moved from 2725
Sacramento street 70 III South Viz
GINA
Mrs z. II. letcher has moved from
COS North Stanton TO AZ North e
Paso.
C. 4. Masters has moved from ~
North Stanton TO 1901 North FL Paso
Francis A. Close has moved from
SOC East Fourth street 10 1908 Myrtle
Sir. and Mrs. C. ". Lauy have
moved from Hotel Cosmas, to so5
3Ir. and Mrs. IL H. Gunton have
moved from 2407 East Boulevard to
$500 Grand avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A W. Thompson have
moved from 80 North Kansas to 1l21
Los Angeles street
Mr. and Mrs. r A. Carson have
moved from 1908 North oregon 70
2200 Montana street
Mr. and Hrs O. E. Wood have moved
from their former home, 2Sl3 Mobile,
to 2s02 Hamilton street
lfr. and Mrs J. T. HassOn hove
given up their apartment at the
Montana apartments nd have take o
q cotta9e at ESQ Lebanon.
Mrs. T. Heard has moved from the
Johnston house on North Oregon
street, 10. eo4 stewart Place.
Mr. and Mrs J. Hagan have moved
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17
AFTER EFFECTS CT
INFLUENZA TO BE
FEARED As MUCH AS
THE DISEASE ITSELF
Iowa Man Tells How He Won Back
His Health and Strength.

The toll OF human life taken by
Spanish Influenza is enormous but
not near as appalling IS the trail OF
suffering IL leaves. In the wake or
the disease are strewn a mass OF hui
man wreckage numbering thousands.
men. women and children. gho viii
never know a well day after
Influenza is a catarrhal disease Due
TO the putrid poisons and the foetid,
Shiny waste matter with which it
leaves the system clogged- influenza
is responsible for broken constitutions
and bodies racked and ravished by
almost every chronic and fatal dis
ease known to doctors.
Influenza is bad but thu results
may be infinitely worse and II be-
hooves every one during the period
Of convalescence 10 select with care
the medicine upon which the future
health and life depends.
Mr. c. A. Allen, r. r. No. ., Bon
durant, Iowa. did Ike thousands OF
others and placed his dependence on
knew was the most successful treat
msut for catarrhal diseases in the
world. This Is what he writes:
Influenza left me weak and FOR
two months / could gain no strength
I bought six bottles OF PE-RU-NA
and after taking a short time. ny
weight went Up to 10 pounds, which
is the most ] ever weighed Ny usual
cold weather weight in the past has
been about 155. You are perfectly
welcome TO use this letter"
Mr.. Aliens trouble was catarrh OF
the nose. throat and bronchial tubes,
punctuated by attacks Of asthma
10 is good practice 10 keep PERU
Ma in the house. For coughs, colds,
nasal catarrh. catarrh of the stomach
and bowels. II IS wonderfully relia-
bic. II Is tonic and laxative in effect.
You can buy PE-Ru-NA anywhere
in either tablet or liquid forH.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17

A MEETING Of the executive
"A board OF the Christian WOmen's
Tuesday afternoon at the usual meet
ing place at the home Of Mrs D. Scott
Johnson and many items OF interest
were discussed A nominating com
mittee was appointed for the. se!ee-
tion Of officers for the election
which is 70 be held IN May. The
committee includes Mrs W. j. Fox
worth as chairman, Mrs. T. H Pat
terson. Mrs Ed Pleger. Mrs. George
Snider and Mrs T. H. Hadley-
Plans were made at the meeting
for the Easter calling campaign IN
the interest Of adding new members
70 the missionary society OF the First
Christian church and 20 awaken re-
newed interest among those who are
already members
viii be conducted by the Christian
WOmen's Board OF Missions Of the
First Christian church in collabora-
ton with the c. w. 3. n OF Austin
esting program is in the planning for
this activity
Circle One OF the Aid. Society Of the
First Methodist church net on Tues
day afternoon with Mrs j. F. XII
burn. 1906 MaE0frin avenue AFTER
short business session the women
spent the afternoon making aprons
The following were present; Mes
danes C.. s weeks. H Il brlEgss T.
Z BorcherdinE. George CoWherd, J. J.
Evans. ". ". Fink. A. J. Hunter. c.
D. Hettrick. L A. HaEy. Robert Price
Ella Rogers. r. W. Thomson. Nora
Walien. @. II. Larbell, J. ". Walker
r. G. Lester as members and Mrs
W r. Conklin. Miss Mabel Briggs,
Mrs D. T. OMalley, Miss Marie
OWa1iey and 1Irs. Wells as guests
Mrs. kilburu served q salad course
#HH
Circle win meet April with Mrs
COwherd.
The Woman's Christian TEMPERANCE
union will meet on Friday Afternoon.
March 19, with Miss Sarah LangSton
at her home, 915 Lee street This
meeting viii celebrate the birthday
anniversary OF Lillian u. " Stevens
who was one Of the national presi-
dents Of the ". c. T. L. Mrs. Joseph
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17
Green GiUeS Way
To Tri-COIOr Of
Irish Republic

New York, March 1.-THE tradi-
tohal wearing OF the green" in St
Patrick's day parades on Fifth ave-
nue. gave way today TO the wearing
OF the green. white and yellow-the
the tri-color OF the Irish republic''-
in honor Of Eamonu de Valera. head
Of the unrecognized government who
reviewed the $4,000 marchers from s.
parricE's cathedral
The parade was q free Ireland"
demonstration. the like OF which New
York has never before Witnessed 1t
also took on q free India" aspect, for
more than 1000 representative of
that race marched with the sons OF
Erin
While the colors Of the Emerald Isle
naturally predominated. the stars and
Stripes led the parade, followed by
the fighting Irish 69th." formerly the
l65th United States infantry. Every
Irish-Amerlcan organization here was
represented
Between the great Gothic towers Of
the stately Cathedral floated the
American flag and the tri-color OF the
republic In addition 70 president"
de Valera, Gov. Alfred E Smith, for
mer Gov Flynn. mayor Hylan. arch
bishop Hayes and a host OF Catholic
dignitaries we're invited TO the re-
viewing stand Previous TO the
parade a pontificial mass was cele-
brated In the Cathedral
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17
loses
j. ). Bic SUM

Washington. D. C., March 1.-THE
total loss TO the government as a re-
suit Of the supreme courts decision
that stock dividends are not taxable
will not exceed $25.000,OOO. in the
opinion Of most treasury experts.
Secretary Houston wrote the house
ways and means committee today
that "the immediate" loss in uncol-
lected taxes and refunds would ap-
pr0ximate 100000 600 for 1918 and
1913. but that much would be re-
gained through the sale OF stocks and
subsequent taxes on them
The secretary estimated that $780,
00o.000 collected in 1913 would have
TO be refunded and that a similar
sum would be lost on 1913 taxes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17
Christian Wonen'S Boards OF Missions
OfTwo Churches Plan Week OF Prayer

Spence viii conduct the devotional
service The program for the meet
ing viii include: Talk. "A Little
Glimpse Of Lillian ". y. stevens
Mrs T. Berry: reading. THE Heart Of
a Child" Mrs 7 J. Ayers; talk =
Word from Governors OF Ten states,
Mrs. Allen rambling; address. Mrs.
J. A. Potter. and musical program
in charge Of Miss Jennie Nae LanGs-
ton
The Sammies. a business girls club
of the Y ". c A. will meet on
Thursday evening at o'clock In the
Y. ". c. A. club rooms at the central
building on East Fran sin street, a
short business session VIII be held
followed by an open program OF in
terest- including vaudeville and mus
ical numbers. A one act comedy, a
Pair OF Lunatics." viii be given by
Misses Mary and Evaline Stedmond
and the meeting will be marked by
many other interesting features.
The Woman's Missionary union OF
the Government Hill Baptist church
viii meet at 2.30 Thursday afternoon
at the church. At this hour. the pas
his third lecture on the book Of the
Revelation. Mrs b R. BlankenSnip
is president Of the union and Mrs
L. c. Kelly is secretary
Owing 70 the weather only a Few
OF the Daughters OF the British In
pire attended the meeting held At
the home OF Mrs. William Jennings
Monday. All business was deferred
until next Mondays meeting, March
%. at g o'clock. at the home OF Mrs.
Jennings. $500 Waco street.
The Teachers association OF
Lamar school viii postpone their
rfeetiug from Friday Of this week.
the regular meeting day. 10 Tuesday
afternoon Of the incoming week The
meeting viii convene at 3 o'clock At
the school.
The Altar guild OF St Clements
Episcopal church met on Tuesday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock al the parish
house. This was the regular month
" meeting and the usual routine OF
business took place
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17
Mesdames Schiller, Mclean and Sachs
Entertain Trinity Methodist Women

women. charming in their frocks de-
plotting the period Of 1875. added a
most picturesque effect to the scene,
and a program Of games. stunts.
music and readings. directed by Miss
Emma Nation was enjoyed Ar.
Evans played a piano solo and Mrs.
Evans also gave a beautiful vocal
number
Among those who enjoyed the even
ing at the Evans home were M and
Airs. II. L. Red. DR. and Mrs R. n.
7asmus. llr. and Mrs. Steven Heffield,
Mr.. and Mrs EWeu O'Brien. Misses
Vera Hunt. Tallulah Ellis. Ruth Elsi-
nor. Minnie and Cora Grace. Nan and
Myrtle Bedingfield. 1rarie Berryhill,
Emma Nation, Nellie Mae Beauchamp,
Pearl Ellis, J. ". Poppel, Frank Cheek
r. Z. Glass. H Laidlaw, Ross Hill,
Malcolm Rigdon, David Price and
others.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17
MAN HELD IN CALIFORNIA
MAY BE BROUGHT HERE

Following the arrest in Los An
geles several days ago OF Lamberto
Chavez on instlgatiOn Of federal au-
thorities here, a warrant for the re-
mOVal Of Chavez to FL PasO has been
forwarded to the California authori-
ties by F. 3. Elfers. assistant dis
trict attorney
Chavez was arrested on infOrma-
ton obtained from a Mexican man
and woman in Jail at Maria Both
tempting 20 smuggle 200 rounds Of
ammunition, a gun and a military
blouse across the river. authorities
say, and in possession OF the woman
was found a letter written to Fran
cisco Villa and signed by Chavez
The officials here say Chavez stated
in his letter that he was sending the
articles named to villa and would
send more ammunition at the first
opportunity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17
LittLeBObbie spa


THARE is a new stoar started down
the street. sed 1Ia 20 Pa last mite,
il is a Cash & Carry staor-
Isent I'd fine. sed Ma. Run down
& carry me hoam few pounds OF
- what r. shud run down & find
thay dident have any sugar. sed Pa
sugar is getting skarcer than Graf
guess thay have sum. sed Ma
run down e. see any how, sed Ma
So Pa ruined down.
After awhile Pa cain back. he was
Putting.
Not a pint. sed Pa meen not a
nound. I had the ever-size, tho,
carried nv cash all the way 60 that
Cash G. Carry stoar & back hoam
azrenn. Pa sed. e. here ] an. out or
sugar & out OF wind, Pa sed-
You NAV have been out OF sugar
beefoar. sed VA. but i Is rare
down F. rest & keep quiet for =
I had a kind OF bunch that I
wuddent be abel 20 git any SUGAR
Down there. sed Pa Sumhow. sed
Pa. This IS Citing 70 he a sour old
he content. sed Pa, 60 join the silent
majority.
Where? sed Ma
In the beyond. Of course. sed Pa.
fhef is the only Mace ware the ma
iorftv IS silent. on this erth, sed Pa
the majority OF folks is winner. 7
wonder wen they win nut in another
Cash & Run stoar around here, Pa
sed.
Thav are vary handy utte1 stoars
for housewives. sed 1Ia.
7 can see that all rite. sed Pa. es-
neehu1lv when the husbands Of them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17

.DERHAPS you are going to be a
bridesmaid. or you may want TO
begin that early sewing. What
could be more inspiring to either
thought than this dainty frock OF
cream net. lace and pink ribbon2 A
bit Of old blue ribbon and a pastel
shaded bouquet steal around the
waist. too; but who could blame them
Tor that when a frock viii be 50
I0vely2 The round neck and turned
back cuff of the short sleeves are
ruffled with cream Val lace, and the
skirt wears two deeper ruffles Of
lace. Several tiny ruffles Of lace are
run around its sheer fitness. Spiral
lines OF the lace make an unusual
trimming on the lower edge OF the
skirt The dropskirt and camisole
lining are pale flesh pink char
meuse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17
T Thursdays Calendar
OF Social EOents

THE woman's auxiliary to the Order
OF Railway Conductors viii meet
in regular session al z-oo o'clock
in the Knights OF Pythias hall.
Z. ". C.. A gymnasium classes
from 10 TO II a m
Y ". c. A millinery classes from
7.3o 70 $3.50 p m.
Y ". C. A. Spanish cases from
Z TO 9 o'clock p m
Meeting Of the Woman's Missionary
union Of the Government Hill Bap-
fist church at $50 o'clock p m
Meeting Of the Sammies club OF the
Y. ". C. A. at o'clock ?. No. in the
y. ". c. A. clubrooms-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17

u5erN1UouE taken
at 5 a. M 18th me
ridian time. March
Il, 1890.
Forecasts:
Fl Paso and Vicin-
ity. Partly cloudy
tonight and Thurs
day.
". Mexico. Partly
cloudy tonight and
Thursday. not much
change in tempera-
ture.
Arizona= Pair fn
south. snow In north
portion tonight or
Thursday colder
West Teras= To-
night fair. warmer .
TnnnaHnar HrH=
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17
Dinners and Lmcheons.

1Ir. and Mrs s. z. Johnston we're
hosts on Sunday TO a dinner OF pretty
arrangement given for a group OF
friends in celebration OF Mrs. John
stou's birthday anniversary The din
ner was served at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon, the table being decorated
for the service with sweet peas, viO-
lets and carnations Covers We're
placed for Mrs. Clara Dryer, Mr. and
AIrs. Frank Wittram. Miss Margaret
O'Neu. William Wilson and c. H
Walker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17

housewives has long legs like mine.
Cash & Carry, ha- Ia, sed Pa All
CASH q no carry. I suppose that
meens. II q gent wants TO be car
ried on the books. thare is nothing
doing. & TO think I ruined all the
way thare & back. Good legWOrk
but bad hedwork. sed Pa
You ran beekaus you wanted 20
please me, sed Ma Thai was not
Effort wasted. sed Ma
When I was a kid my old gent
wuddent run TO the stoar for any
body. sed Pa. & he got jest as much
thanks as what ] get after doing a
fast half mile, sed Pa The old skool
Of men died while thay was happy.
sed Pa. Thay took thare last look
at the sky without eeven dreeming
that in time thars wud be cash &
carry stoars & votes for blonds, sed
Pa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17
Each Usage Indian
Paid $1,000 MonthLu

Pawhuska, Okla, March 17.-Not
bad 70 be an Usage, eh7 According
ment now. being paid Is $1,000 for
each OF the 2225 Usage Indians on the
roll The individual allotment for
January also was $1,000.
The government Is paying the
money from bonuses for gas and oil
leases on land owned by the Osages.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17
Out of Town Visitors.

AIRS. Fleet Coryell, OF Tyrone. y. NJ
is visiting in the city and is the
guest Of Mrs. s S. BirchfieId-
Walter r Scales. OF the 64th in
fantry band. who has been visiting his
wife in this city for the past two
weeks. left at noon on Wednesday
over the Golden State Limited for
Camp Funston the station OF the
regiment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17

THE decorations for the afternoon
1 of entertainment given on Tues
day afternoon by ATS J. c. Schiller.
Mrs. s. ". Mclean and Mrs William
sachs to the members and friends of
the missionary society Of Trinity
Methodist church. featured the St..
Patricks emblems. which were
utilized effectively with ferns. ported
plants and green candles burning in
crystal hoiderf-
A musical program was given dur
ing the afternoon anna DoLE-aS
Evans playing two piano solos. BY
the ocean Wave fJohn Ortel and
The Rosary" fNevin). Miss Gladys
SchatZkev gave two readings. "A
Drug Store Scene" and a humorous
cumpanied 10y Mrs H c Henry. sang
20. My Morning. and My Laddie "
Mrs VIII z. Owens numbers were -An
irish Love sons, and TO 4iy First
Love" she being accompanied by Mrs
shamrocks cut into sections and
bearing Bible verses were matched
and the guests thus formed grnu~s fer
me service q ices IN Ilnls OF Wnlte
and green Mrs s G. Douglas, AIRS.
= J. Ayers ard MS f. A. Towner as
sisted in the service
Ninety guests were present 20 enjoy
the afternoon hospitality
airs. George Oliver announced the
meeting for next Tuesday in the alb
sence Of the president, AIRS D. d.
smith. VINO Is III MIS- H. L. Graham
viii have charge Of an interesting
program. one feature OF which viii
be an address by Mrs r. e. DiEson,
inspector from the WOuan's division
OF the bureau o. labor statistics at
austin.
AIRS n a. Warner invited all the
guests TO attend the county fair to
be given under the supervision OF the
extension department Of the Y. NJ
c. A. on March %
The Young PEOPLES union OF the
First Baptist church enjoyed a colon
ial party on Saturday evening az the
home Of 1Ir. and Mrs Joseph H. Evans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17

The Eagle, the new Curtiss ten pas
senger bimotored airplanc. is 70 be
exhibited as the first flying machine
built mainly by women Practically
ali the work on this airplane was
done by the hands Of women
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17
OFFER REWARD FOR ALLEGED
SLAYERS OF FRASER BROS.

Noglles. Arlz-. March 1.-THE
county supervisors tuesday author
lied a reward Of $500 FOR the capture
Of Ezequiel Lara and Cd unidentified
companion, supposed 20 be Emanuel
Garcia, charged with the murder OF
Alexander and John S Frasier and the
robbery OF the Erasler Bros. store
and postoffice at Montana camp three
weeks ago. P0ssemeu who spent the
last ten days in the mountains near
Carsons ranch have returned and re-
ported no trace Of the fugitives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17

When you have TO make a hurried
trip call a Green Taxi. Il VIII take
you TO your destination safely and
quickly. Short trips 35c-
City Servfue Co.-Tel. $500.
Autos. Taxis, Baggage, MoTing--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17

II your lunch is had at the Modern
you are sure to be well satisfied. The
wen cooked food and the variety Of
the dishes makes dining at the Nod
ern a pleasure. The Merchants Lunch
is only Soc
Modern Cafe.
Downstairs in the Mills BIdg.--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-17
Ohio Editor To
Give Lecture In
LyCeHn1 Course

Brooks Fletcher, editor OF Marion,
O., viii speak az the W0man's club at
S o'clock Thursday night under the
auspices OF the Lyceum association
Mr.. Fletcher is an author as vel as
a platform lecturer He has appeared
before 100000 people Some Of his