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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
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New Questions.
l. What IS q Eirdle7
z What Is a Erlddlsf
3 Who IS e ballff2
& What does tbs abbreviation
= e." meant
g. What is a boniface7
6, What city is called The Gil
hraltar OF American
z. What does promulgate mean7
s. Who are the Kurdsg
9, What IS q septunagenarian2
10. Where IS the city OF Cork7
AnGWera 10 Yesterdays EFFiE.
T. French IS the language Of d.
plomacy and is generally employed
oy governors in national interlocu-
tories
2 The Tundras are the treeless
plains OF ths northern arctic regions.
3. The earth rotates from east to
vest a. the rate Of 1000 miles an hour
az the equator. As the circumfer-
ence Of the earth decreases, the We
locity Of rotation dimlnishes.
4 DarWin's theory Of evolution is
that various types OF animals and
planets have developed by descent
8. A mistral is a cold dry wind
which blows down from the noun
tains in the south Of France.
6. Pilgrims progress" was writ
ten by John Bunyan.
q. A true sonnet consists Of Il
lines.
g. An absolute monarchy IS a gov
eminent where the people are ruled
by laws IN which they had no share
In making, while IN g limited mon
archy the ruler IS compelled to ask
the advice and consent OF the repre-
sentauves elected by the people
g. In 1913 the Savannah. q side
wheel steamer, crossed from Savan-
nah 70 Liverpool aided, however,
part. Of the tine by sails.
TO- A burgee IS a sWallow-tailed
peunant flown on yachts and mer-
chant vessels on the former Il usual
~ bears the device OF the owners
yacht club, on the latter the name
Of the ship.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
A SAFE, SURE Way
TO REMOVE SKIN
BLEMISHES

Women who seek to remove their
skin blemishss do not realize the alb
solute necessity Of using the best OBJ
tainable means
Skin blemishes, such as tan. sun
freckles, liver spots. dark sallow,
motely blotches. mar the complexion
TO the extent that one Is apt 70 try
way Of removing them that may re-
suit disastrously.
A safe. sure way 70 remove skin
hlemishes IS By the use OF Black and
White Ointment
Black and White Ointment softens
the skin, makes q clear and white and
removes any embarrassing skin blem-
ishes.
Before retiring you cleanse tbs skin
with Black and White soap Then mix
and massage creamy Black and White
Ointment Next morning again
cleanse the skin After using these
two wonderful little aids 70 beauty
you viii be greatly pleased with the
results.
All good drug and department stores
sell and guarantee Black and White
Ointment CSC the package, (50c pack
age contains three times as much).
Black and White Soap, CSC q cake.
Start this beauty treatment tonight
and see for yourself how satisfactory
the results are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18

Moral COWardS
SnpOOt Charges

Honolulu. T. H. Sept 1s.-Moral
cowardiee is one Of the GROWING
evils Of congress- said senator Reed
Smoot Of Utah. In an address before
the Rotary club OF Honolulu Senator
Smoot is on a business trip 20 the
Hawaiian islands. where the Nor
mon" interests have large holdings.
ArraiEuinE congress for its lack Of
backbone" the senator said
II the politicians, the morally cow
ardly men who always are looking
out for their seats in congress, who
speak one way and act another, could
be made 70 act honestly; II we could
get congress to vote as congress
really thinks. the nation would be all
right. But one OF the GROWING evils
of the day IS moral cowardice-
Il wish every man, every true
American, would take an interest in
politics in its true sense" senator
Smoot continued When I hear COM
plants about the government and
officials feel like ask
inE: What have you done 70 better
conditioner Eighty percent would
have 20 answer that they took no
interest at all"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
RULE
IN MOREHEAD
SUCCESSFULLY

The 1lorehead school has organized
its city government for the term.
The voting pupils from the fourth 20
seventh grades inclusive. paid their
pou tax or 2 cents and voted The
ballots we've printed IN the school
printing shop and were ike the reEu-
Jar city ballot
Bob Charles was elected mayor
vernon DowelL city clerk Antonio
Corona treasurer. and Joe Anderson.
sanitary CHIEF
The school government system has
been tried out IN this school long
enough 20 find ont that it pays
dividends 90 the lives OF boys and
girls. the teachers assert
A more efficient health department
under the sanitary chief. Joe. Ander-
son. IS being planned. where every
child VIII be weighed twice a month
and under Weight children looked
after
The physical culture department
IS under an expert specialist. Miss
HodEEtnsous and both teachers and
pupils plan 20 eliminate sickness this
year
Mrs. Edith Ford is back in the
music department and the pupils are
planning interesting auditorium meet
inEs Mondays and Fridays
The council or judicial department
viii meet Wednesdays at 8 a. N. This
is the trouble department Of the sys-
TEN At this time the officers.
teachers, and principal discuss with
the troublesome pupils their iR-
dividual needs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
SISTERS CARE
FOR 26LITTLE
ONES IN HOME

The Sisters OF Charity Of the In
carnate Word are soliciting aims on
behalf OF the orphans confided 70
their care at Saint lIargarets orphan
age. IN the lower valley.
At present 26 children are being
cared for in the Institution. Only six
OF the children are from Catholic
parents
For this work the Sisters solicit
the support Of the citizens OF FL
Paso, as u takes a great deal Of
money, food and clothing to keep
these little ones. whose only care and
love they know are from the Sisters
There are at present six Sisters in
charge OF this work, the work and
the soliciting being divided among
them.
visitors are always welcome TO see
what care and training these little
children are receiving st. Margarers
orphanage Is located in a healthy,
sunny place. away from the city's
dust and noise. hidden among the
trees and flowers in the old J. D.
Ponder home on the main road be-
tween FL Paso and Vsleta-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
NGUySaUeS In
Tolls By Using
Radio Stations

san Francisco, Calf, Sept Is
TrausconunentaI wireless communica-
tion is in effective operation. with
stations at san Diego and Washing
ton working throughout the day and
night on navy department business
Do was announced here today by com
mander Charles r Clark, Pacific
coast communication superintendent
OF the naval communication service
This service. just put into effect
takes care Of a large volume Of bust
ness which the navy department
hitherto sent on telegraph lines, and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18

for which 1t paid tolls TO transmit
ting companies
Development OF navy radio com
munication along the Pacific coast
and across the Pacific win take i'm
portant strides before the first OF the
year.
An Important Improvement was re-
Gently effected fin the trans-Pacific
navy radio circuit to Manila. when
work was completed on a distant con
troll station at Guam, which doubled
the capacity Of the Guam navy radio
station, a relay point between Homo
lulu and Manila
Increased power equipment and
other improvements in the stations
at Guam and in Manila viii increase
the efficiency Of Communication be-
tween san Francisco and Manila be-
fore the first OF the year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18

H-.I0 10 0I|--I II. = u y
Los Angeles. Calf, Sept. 1S.-Meth-
DDS used in aiding employees to buy
Liberty bonds during the war are 70
be utilized 70 aid them In building
homes are the leading phase OF
housing scheme under consideration
by the Los Angeles railway. accord
ing 10 announcement by G. J. Euhrts.
The plans contemplate the setting
aside OF a fund Of $4,000 70 be
loaned the employees at a low interest
rate for hnme-buldlng the loans TO
be repaid by small deductions from
the mems pay checks, Mr. Kuhrts
said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
100000 ACRES FREED
UNDER STOCK RAISING ACT

Washington. D. c.. Sept 1s.-Nearly
three million acres in Wyoming, Cali
fornia. and Montana were classified
during August by the department OF
the Interior under the stock raising
homestead law which makes public
lands available for entry for stock
raising purposes in homesteads OF
$40 acres OF less. the department to-
day announced The areas by states
were Wyoming 2,o11. oS4; California,
s17,59s, and Montana, 23.545 acres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
DIVERSIFIED FARMING IS
SHOWN TO BE PRACTICAL

Corpus Christi, Texas. Sept Is
Diversified farming can be made 20
pay handsomely. according to Clay
Roberts. former lumber dealer Of Cor
pus Christi. who has completed a
years experiment with a five acre
tract IN the outskirts OF this city
Mr.. Roberts's first crop. onions. was
planted last fail, resulting In a gross
return OF s575. Potatoes next were
planted and yielded $40 gross an
acre Before the potato crop was ma
tured, 1Ir. Roberts planted cotton be-
tween the rows. The cotton when
picked averaged from one-half 70
three-quarters OF a bale to the acre
The net return OF the three crops
was a little more than $3.50. or ap-
proEimately $3.50 an acre.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
URGES TEXAS FARMERS
NOT TO PI ANT COTTON

Fort Worth, Texas. Sept 1S.-Com-
mentinE on the call OF Gov. Hobby
for cotton reduction meetings In
September 20. secretary Baker. OF the
Texas Farmers union, said yester-
day that the farmers should refuse
70 plant any cotton next year and
should so continue until prices adj
vanced- He said the refusal OF the
federal reserve board 20 finance the
holding movement was a body blow
70 Texas cotton growers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18

santa Barbara, Calf, Sept. 1G-An
echo OF the days when city surveys
were made with an ordinary tape line
has been found in a recent report By
the city engineers office here. The
report declares an old frame building.
one OF the city's early landmarks, IS
from six TO Il inches over the prop
erry line, encroaching upon the street.
he report made no recommendation
as TO possible action TO remedy the
error.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18

Los Angeles, Calif-, Sept 18.-Ihs
trolley parties Of years ago. when
electric street transportation was g
new thing, are finding an echo IN
aerial parties" here. A commercial
aviation company which operates IN
this section IS using large newspaper
spaces 10 advertise It's aerial limou-
sines' as c0nvey0rs for these affairs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
lO-YEAR SENTENCE IS GIVEN
WOMAN WHO 81 EW HUSBAND

Fort worth, Tex, Sept IS - Mrs.
Myrtle stiles, who has been on trial
at Rotau. Tex. was found guilty Of
manslaughter following the Staying
o. her divorced husband, Roy Winters,
and given ten years in the peniteu-
tiary by q jury yesterday Winters
vas killed at layton IN September,
Ia1R
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
PLANS u BUNGALOWS
AT COST OF $4,000

John v. Phillips. OF the Phillips
Cresl Realty company. is beginning
the construction OF bungalows on
PeTshing Drive IN Richmond Terrace
and IN Manhattan Heights. Total cost
Of the houses viii be over s125.o0o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
The New Fall Shirts

The eyer-ncreasng growth of the Mems Shirt Section
shows that make special endeavor to offer shirts
which not only VII meet all the style requirements but
give service at the same tine All the newest fall pat
terms shown IN silks fiber Six woven madras and
Pereale.
We offer such males as Manhattan. Emsry and tie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
Men's AL FootWear

NOMPLETE stocks Of new Fall shoes for men are
shown IN such nationally known makes as Stacy-Adams
Ralston. c B. Slater and Packard
Two styles featured IN the aways-fayoEe Sacy-Adams
make. One IS the Avery" and the other the Fenway.
Either Of these fall models viii please the most fas-
tidiouS
Mems Shoe Departmental Floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
Sleeping Garments

New Fall stocks IN both outing flannel and muslin are
now displayed. and you can make highly satisfactory
choice from either Fauldess or Universal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
NeO Fall NecRWeD

Never before have We been enthusiastic about new
neckwear this Fall First Of interest to our
customers IS the fact that neewear prices are consider
ably lower than they were year ago. Next IN in
terest Is that our Fall stocks have been selected from
the showing of manufacturers nationally known for pro
ducng neekwear Of surprising beauty and design. IN
qualities that Our present showing can only be
appreciated BY seeing It. Street Floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
His + irst Long
TrOuSer Suit

a LWAYS on the lookout to serve the public better.
a offer an easy service for the young fellows who
getting into their first long trouser SUITS You viii fin
these First Long Trouser suits
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
Fall Exposition
Mems furnishings

5 Section now make It possible for Us to ofei
On We include women IN our invitation tc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-18
MEMS Underwea
New Fall Hose

Men who appreciate value IN hose naturally look to Il
Popular to supply then, needs. Our fall Exposition
embraces the following:
Phoenix. silk hose; Onyx. Maurice and WoyneBnt
six and Isle; Coops IN Isle and fiber and Ipspieh
Isle hose.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-08-19
A Captive Eel.

81 have been shown an eel which
has an interesting story" writes a ma
ture observer. 1T was discovered two
years ago, having got into a water
pipe from u burn. The supply Of wa
ter having been cut of, investigation
showed that the sci was firmly wedged
in the pipe and was effectively pre-
venting the passage Of water. II was
then Of small Size. but has grown
amazingly in a water TANK II Is now
fully yard I'm length and as thick as
a mans wrist. IL answers TO the
name Of Peter and at once comes 10
the surface when called upon ana
feeds from the hand. Its diet consists
principally OF worms. but II enjoys an
occasional mouse. In the process OF
swallowing, Il makes a succession on
gulps, till finally the tail Of the mouse
only Is visible. and then that. too.
goes over"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-08-19

ternal; II billiard had been I'm DIFF
fernt frame of mind II would have
conyulsed him. "Now, just be calm
and tell me all about IT," she instruct
ed him indulgently. Tell me every
thing-I won't repeat II TO a single
soul I'm awfully excited about IL.
Please tell me-"
angela Where did you"
She pouted instantly.
"NOt just plain 'Angela'--put some
trimming ON IT,"
"Well-Angela, dear what's
that about Jack Armstrong; Say that
again-and tell me everything you
know about IT, BE serious for once.
That's a good grit"
Her eyes were mischlevously tender /;
somehow she reminded billiard OF that
moment In the hallway OF the Du-
rants house-the most precious Of all
his recent memories.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-08-19

ton now would have been superlative
provided only that he had been en-.
titled to his pride.
Hes Jealous Of you" said Angela
abruptly. That's all-he's jealous
Simply wild with II. You know that
don't your
billiard started; for 10 wasn't an
emboldenlng beginning. Not the least
so; It implied exactly the sort of rival
ry which he had feared, and which he
had come to relinquIsh.
"who isl OH Rufus waringT
TERRIBLY Jealous. Perfectly crazy
with II. That's what all this whole
mess Is about" She tossed her head
wlllfully. 81 don't care; do your
The unreserved Guinness Of II near
ly took him off his feet; renewing the
devastating suspicion that Angela had
grown to care too much for hlm--too
much for her own good.
"why, Angela r. he said lamely. "Of
course I do. II hurts me-"
She hammered gold-embroidered
sofa-cushion with one tiny fist.
"Oh, he's Jealous Of everything and
everybody. That doesn't count any
more. Only It made me perfectly
furious. ] wanted TO scratch him
:. the very idea OF his daring 10 say
anything like that about you Even
II you do like me a lot ~ She sighed
heavily. "And yet IL you stop to think
about II, It was sort of brave, too
standing up to all Of us when 1t was
three to one, and he was wrong-poor
deari"
billiard looked down at her with
deep affection and troubled relief.
"As long as I've a defender like you
| wouldn't worry" he said. but I'm
afraid II won't be for so very long.
Angela. that you'll feel like defending
me-"
"Why notT she asked.
Just a notion of mine. 1t strikes
me that you're f6nder OF Rufus than
you let yourself think. And he needs
a champion worse than I do I'm more
used to taking care OF myself"
The corners OF her mouth were pc
cullarly sensitive.
such a queer notion" she said
"Where'd you ever get itf'
ooh. II came of its own accord.
="
SITS been such a funny day." she
said, musing Rufus was funny. and
Dad was funny. and you're so funny.
and Carol was funny this morning,
and I'm funny now. and"
Carol" he echoed involuntarily.
She laughed at him, enjoying his dis
comhture with the sweet insolence of
a naughty juvenile; and IL was note
worthy that her arralgnment Of War
ing stopped short at this point
81 know something about youl" she
tainted wickedly.
"What do you know. bright childr'
he demanded, red to the temples.
81 know!" Her tone was singing.
$50 do youl Look at the man blush
Why. you guilty thingl Wig, you red
geranlum
He sat down beside her, staring at
her vivid. flower-like face.
angela, you little demon. stop
laughing at mew
II was fresh incentive; she only bub-
bled the more.
81 told you I'd laugh at you some
thme." she reminded him triumphantly
"and this is the time!"
Think sol"
81 know sol" All at once she be
came demurely sober. "rm awfully
glad, honestly II isn't out yet
OF course, but everybody knows about
you and Carol. especially since Jack
Armstrong lost out. and went West,
Just the way they do In novels. I'm
just as glad as can be. Only you
might have given me wee little hint
just to me. you know, mightnt your
"Angela !" He caught at her hand
"Ohi That wakes you up, doesn'i
TT" Her manner changed TO the ma
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-08-19
-Four Years to Try Plan.

II is not proposed that the federal
government shall take the disabled
men and train them. but that each
state shall have the cooperation Of
the government I'm allotment of funds,
there being $4,000 available for use
before July l, 1921. and 100000 for
each Of the three succeeding wears.
State allotments of this money will
be on a pro rata basis of population,
with a minimum allowance set at S.
GO.
The four-year period Is expected 10
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-08-19
SYNOPSIS

CHAPTER LIN q base hospital at
Neuily. France. his face dlsngured be-
yond recognition, an American solder
serving In the French army attracts at
tention by his deep dependency Asked
by the surgeons for a photograph 70 guide
Them In making over his face. he offers
IN derislon picture OF the Savior, bid
ding them take that as model They do
%, making a remarkable likeness
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-22
Cotton Weakens
and Shows Decline

~ The Associated Press
NEM YORK. Arm go Thcrv was
an excited aud rapid break ~ appruNi-
mAtely a. 90 s. a bale ln the cotton
market here this afternoon. Tho falis
urc - the buiush weekly report &C.
stimulate demand wns evidently BE-
great disappointment To recent buyers
and there MAS q heavy general selling
ln the late trading on prospects Tor
better weather in the south and mere
Vousncss inspired hy weakness 10 the
stock market Tire general iist riuspd
stead, at net decline oi 70 % al
puin.s
Tho market opened steady az au I'd -
vance ou hullish overnight weather
adviccs Early reactions we're Followed
hS rallies late 900 the murninE ou cN-
roetHiiaus 81 hullish weekly report
This bulge met Increased offerings
howeNct and while the weekly report
emphasized unfHvnfnhlr features % had
evidently ocen discontinued. Oifrting'
Increased after lis publication Nlth th,
market becoming 4ensAtlunrify weak
and unsettled during tio afternoon
when There WIS heavy general liquldn
ton and locAl and southern srlius
Exports to-day zoos making as
sis 4o faf this seAson Port receipt.
etp1e4 United States port receipts J..
E1ifTN
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-22

Tue total value Of ail crops in the
even southern states in 1919 wnH
..1ouf ure and one thmd billion dol
H 0omrWcd with one ana ono-
LIZ L-LLn. IN lAMl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-22
Livestock

sN ihr Assu-ilted Press
FORT WORTH Texas Aprn si.--
iirf'css trading was featured ln the
cattle division Wednesday and bids
ruied uneNrnly lower sales Tuesday
Afternoon were considered ecuoralis
to cents TO IS cents lower hut not a
great mann steers we're disposed OF
nu thnt hnsls as close 60 100 carloads.
thc accumulation of Monday and TUGS
dAy. WIRE fotWa ie4 So other markets
Such sfuff AS found IN outlet Wcdncs
daN morning cleared az further dc
Uiirt 40 li GENTS E,rrYthiur had 90
he prddled iircrIrts wofo estimated
no tos cattle and 500 calves
taut1t Hilf.-
Cattle nccycs fs0onl. 90. stockor.
So 10H % 90. COWS sfO0ns 500, hoitors
ss0oritve, bulls s5eon7 e. calves
ifN0l 500.
uors Iseht 7rHitse. hcav,
ftotftfGti medium tiS 500 it Boz.
mixed siltonla SD, common 81 son
1885 pigs tS50Nl1is
sheen lVmns SIC 59HiN50 year.
Nrrs $40 tNHtftn. utfhers Si, onH
% fN. owes ilie0hl. sos cuis sstoei
ESQ
Guats xisoRs7so
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-22
corroNsEfp pRonucrs-

n mr gmn - o tH.
trroir had started
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-22
Nav YoRK corrrr-

SEW Yoiul NnHf % rn mlri.t
'0. coffee fuiutos tFss 'ttirr elH t.
A4y unl'f future liquidation nnd s0tt.
tered FDH.uE Tho nunnlns showed H
decline ., to % pwuts ud Ut Chord
wIa no 0rf dneii1c 20 In goo D., ao.nfa.
Apri i1 i7e hiny iteUr Init ff1-r
Sept mtcr li1tc nrnhr. fltn. poo
'lmher 1850 iauua 1000 NYrah
80 600
spot coffee quiet Hiu r 1880.
Spnfoe 4s a3H ffsAr
Tho official cables ronofted
rhHnEr BOZ tho Hio market The slnir,
futures market vHH unchnnrrd t. fr.
rcis lower Brazilian pom rrcclu \
llo00i IuudlHhy 1000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-09
home and community gardens this
wear Mr. RolpiaOn said

home and community gardens this
year, Mr.. Bolgiano said:
When we consider that the crop
production is going to be short in
green stuffs and more than likely
the crops of wheat will also be af-
fected. it becomes imperative that
those who can plant a garden in their
back wards or vacant lots should do
So Every pound of foodscuff pro-
duced in the home gardens makes 50
much less for the market gardeners
to bring in. If home gardens had
not been running in the past two
years you would have paid from %
to 40 per cent more for the foodstuffs
consumed"
Mr.. Bolgiano said school children
will this year plant from 40 to so per
cent more seeds than last year
Representatives from the citizens
associations of Georgetown, Rhode
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-09

Private operation of the railroads
has a better chance under the new
railway bill than ever before. provid-
cd the public is friendly in its attl-
tude Judge {. 4. Prouty, director of
valuation of the Interstate Commerce
Commission said in an address in
Chicago Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-09
MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM.
Arrangements Made by Presidents
Own Garrison.

Arrangements for the observance Of
Memorial day have been made by the
PRESIDENTS own Garrison No. 104 of
the Army and Navy Union. Exercises
will be held at the mast Of the L. S.
;. Maine at Arlington. on May 80, in
memory of the men who went down
on the vessel In Havana harbor
The program will be in the charge
OF Past Comfade William l.. Hull.
Capt. ]. Walter Mitchell. chairman of
the executive council. has arranged
to have several nationally known
speakers present.