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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

>oRTUwrSr PARK WrL ADDITION
p.lni ru top ~ 'Ne hil just a block
from tu" ,sr line ts ono Of the prrtucst
little UufuDs homes tu TULSA. b. hsl b
room. Iccpiug porch breakfast room,
basement. tie hath, an usk floors and %
very attractive Wantc' You can make o.
your own. and move tu tomorrow. for $1,000
cash and So per month. plus interest
price 8, 600 from this home .ou can
,l," an Tulsa For appointment call
osborn ur SvcUtc at Usage el't
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
Tn,,kNGr An iNDlsTRINL ~

CORNER LOCATION i5OxftO feet
half block from trackagc; seven or
eight blocks from business center. fine
Ic.ci site. has several old buildings which
arc rented 'or tZ3o month, SO. 200 case
laudl,s. balance carried on property.
Phone Usage 2iGl W. T. Henry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

'eoks o.aee 5li6
h' NlNt~S fRoPERiN 81
.'u"l'E LOCATION Tor hotel apartment
w'rohouae. factory. garage wholcsdc
h"uE" etc.. corner Dot liuNia0, Very ,in-e
tH business ,crtcf rustlff'' dspntt etc. .
hhniF Goo trgckagc good Investment tor
,n,.-.. ,,,, 80. a..
..E1'N ug>'rA,L"NT rA,lL"NT WIN nrs'h,as,i, ,,,,,
I"',n-, L,."E IHg' n,anl new Iuu
ra.m balance q, p,r month shovn ng
appointment only n = GIlss q CO..
Cedar 1884
tNN.,y t-,..,,., t,.1,.,. ,,,, .., ,,..,,,
conner i.t f.r ,0o t,a6 ra.b haian,o
easy monthly payment. , bargain iu small
homo Phone cedar ,o
>oTicl b., r.,I ..,.,i. mon ,,., ,,,,.,,.ri--
uo, Cor aali. Fannie iioslrr '''''
,uupN modern house can he used A.
aurloN hrlneins. in GOOD rent, sara.
onl, 600. ,srma Nr. uenicr15n. O.arc
ga5t.I
r,,, .,,-,.- ,...-.-....- - ,....,, -,..
''..' 'ni." ~ u3Ibhn l'l n'li 90.
,,.Ius' 'ltt ,L'hi h'.h or car unG
'"- E'.'E,, HnHnt' Ch''h'h hu9s'. Nu,,
p snap Tor ttaoo h9't s93sfh Lcalie Brooks
,.,..,.,,. ,,ii'' IN
N'nIHhr ,.s. room nntnEa''~ Win base
u ". f'r.E, auu "'h'l ''AlnIes. ma
ss..!. WCI on p,'in,&.o. & "nl = nnm,Cro ooo G'
,i 600 ras, yaJnp Ip,r.tIr.pt a., 'ii
S',gl'iy lude. phones 3.as' ',.a-,oSS
Snl lln Sll room hunge,'w. base,
men men, nl'4gf6 d6co me Wow i city and
soi.r,r -slnis lii.a.,,,,,,i --,.,--,,,
rage. good we'll; fuli sIze iot ossEo
.qIis
l,,l7.r,, SIM. ,.,,......,...,-....,.
floors ,hrourhout. two mantcis. iot t6S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

MISSOURI $40 down g, monthly buy
40 aura- tru.k aud poultry land near
town. southern N..-uur. Triu" $40, senI
/ ..I special ntraaIn lI-t. HoV is9. NJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
Property Owners

want six 20 scNcu-room home with
$1,000 to $4,000. that can handle
garage. on the South or East side,
$1,000 TO $4,000 that can handle
with $1,000 cash balance about 500
month. II YOU have property worth
the money call me today | will in
Sp"ct 1t Immediately; new or occu-
pied, ! have the customer and mean
business.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

'Upl'E LOCATION Tor hotel apartment
WIrchouao. factory garage. wholcsaIr
house ctg. corner Dot iiuNi50, Very ,in-e
handy tu trtrkaEr good Investment For
. location price and terms. phone o-tE"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

proud of u you arc In me .m,rNet onadi
want. 70 ngy real horne. Address BOX
s'--t' N'''d.
"
yAtANI I.t. 1000 u.,.l - i..,uuU. u.,.a
$3.50 1850 cash H.I bundle. utHn.
g.. r.r ,,,,rfN IHu... a. IH.h ..H .H' ..
ss,r,I,, HIds. pHarr O-,ra ,lat
,'''i' '".,I '.., '. ,..,,. f.l,, .., ODD.
.J.",' WI ''r'' .
|NI.isSriDN. Nuu'ru lut auNlfD. rH'v"
$3.50 with tit, ,a-h cedar 49,.
TERRACE pKiNE-ru size Dot. fl.y'.
Usage slt3.
/ BEAUTIFUL lot m ret,ag, brit'. iniH
lot can be bought worth the worel
$500 cash. Phone 'tese l-''
! =. Main 81 noedr N. money ,1,,g for other
Iinvestmcuts. Phone o-arr I-'.
IDNI.Y REMAINING ur-t gfas- lots for
! home. or Investment. in Tulsa at such
Ibarrain pri,cs. one Iot Chuders ucight..
ideal $500. half cash Dot Terra" Drive.
., ON paving. south front hlgh ''N"i'"u. lI.
/ view ~ city ana surrounding ,'un''t ""lt
$500. hair cash 'ns. tt"nl In' ON '..t
't,nLrc' It.i"1,S, p, tn,,,g Ga o,,h' sat per
| NUN ". y
NoJk ptPpRtONFff WI ue gone
/ ever To got rl"rf .n POP, jurl ,l.'i Wv
llnrro'cmcn's. near h2,l an" .6o
,",,n,' 20 '..sn Si mer month If oI do
not Zoe " + owen right nov, 80, Robin.
ron b'at. 'at.--.-.......
l HH HNInNN6 "" ~ -. ',, ., Iln.' 1,t far out
ot,,' ''' ,in r, ,r,r, Ilts f Al tIo prt-a.
EPTTgurr ~! itob.nson Riir.. phone 0saee
,.,,,,,.,.,..- -,.,,3>t.i,. What gs
I'okNEItS Mr. W. ''' ,.',-,,s,.
I "'T"" IVY W. 80 r -'.,,. 49, hem.
,m.,h ", u t,tb, tl.i. Statement iusf
.tSrt oti TO bus one. We have s very tcv
GOOD once ou uur list for .dIe and viii b"
slTa sr 70 oe,aS.6. .'iS . laa '' l.a MAXI r.
take ON an, " trcm. duut della. f's uv
today u. e. Roe co.. 300 Ma}2 ,'.as.
4 GOOD Deu,er east front corner ,ot.
gn pavement price 1850 ON cash i'r.n..
I'all G'dat l-N-.
IGUop LOT ON E. sc,cnte,nlu St. only
$3.50. $40 cash. h"lon'" easy. CEDAR
WE An. AGENTS for lots in Nca,.r Au-
ditinn near new catholic Hospital. lrmc
desirable lot remain uusold buy uuW and
reap the profu sure 10 come. orgy terms.
'C g Schmciz.l S 60. cedar I'll
~ m'', '', o,yST ,S now, going in bUIId
ins boom starting here. bargain il sold az
,,Tp,- ,....,-, I.,- .t-...t nayca- rI
I nnyira t.,r. tn nav. modern dl,tri.f.
$500 $500 cash SO monthly A q.
] Thompson Usage ,-3t rgsilcu .n 'stE'
$40.
I NfCE NNt'ASr LOT North Wheeling a
bargain, part terms Phone Usage slll.
,,.,,,,, ,-,r,,,.. l
srd soutb front. lot I'm Irving
Mac ,,ith three room house In rear. one
iot In Terrace Drive addition, one In rrJs-
bic Hcirnts iho. lots are an priced 20
,rtt =, d. ID'''' ''' -V' ''o'''" ''''7
'GnN rs ~ NON, Income iIaS snIt
abIe f6r an apartment. $1,000. terms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

.PARk HlLIr-CoTncr cVtra larEc lot g
rooms, bungalow, nice large cement
porch. nicely decorated. huilt-iu features,
basement garage. chicken house and yard
fenced A splendid offer fs $50 81. 600 cash.
Lewis 4 Otto, iIi Mayo Bldg, Cedar AZ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Nriu NDI rOK -NtE AZ
Fn" .l1D. ".u au,urun fY. sale" 10
HO.a adIu.nIus u,ulIgre ,,,y Hs.,.
.N|. .u. 0..H.rf property = g. IpIu..
Dr. ' i'. HuseNs', oNH. Telephone i".i
IHh'r ,.pttm.ue uDr .UI . quarter D....
'.|. o.. .n'.I Nsu' r...I. .t. lots u.N
.'..u. I.U $3.50 ,a.h 80. urI.. |.. tho
whole rH.i ur" $1,000 YHu ,pu aoua..
..Hr money uu This IIf-' usr..u 'H
'' DO "IH uuN Hurry 'rl'r .s1
tpE sALA.-Hy owner tur"p.tourtus
.'' with tEo.ro~'n house; ln Spstty,
'Hu 80 .esa E FirHt ~ tulsa.
.., AND U.N'gE raut. southeast
'r paving, priced fLuou uu t"rus. "r
HI' iLuJ, 600 uup.r, Iuu.. pruft Iu..
'. 'l4 Security Hlr D.uun btts
FOR SALE-By owner 40 40 or t20
acres two miles southeast ~ Bixby, all
In Nrkansas river bottom, uo overflow {,
no better corn. cotton ur Alfalfa land in
state. Inquire NJ. j. Hickey. BAby, okla.
Route /.
AitE YOU looking Tor clutr.0u acreage p
'''l brcu't Inv Co. as Security B!dg
TOR oALE--to aorcs land northeast "
Jcuk. Usage tllO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
orricE-sronr EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE Remington typewriter No 10.
excellent condition psagc hNtN
ron SALE ..drawor nlne cabinet
can Lawrence At Usage tooo
REMtNGTON TYPEWRITER good ss new.
brand now burroughs adding machines
ana stand both bargain can az "lG Eart
Second
NATIONAL cash register TOR sale A har.
gain. Phone nsaEo $3.50
FOR SALE. bennington typewriter FIRST.
class condition, ~ Inch carriage. Ndd
'S,g-B world
For SAIE-Grest bargain, ono dock two
offco cases. Uall safe, three typcwriters.
adding machine, office clock and chairs.
Postal Telegraph Co. Hotel TULSA
FOR SALE--Gurlcy Ntidado. johnson Head
plain table ana anaroid, a bargain. bt2
bliss.
ron SALE steel letter me. cabinet tour
compartments, mahogany finish. bar.
gain. Cogswell Usage 75g
ron SALE Cabinet SAFE. phour i'IS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

ranches from 90 acres 90 ! 600 acres
write for prices and description. Horny
Nhronr Shoshouc, Idaho.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
LANDS AND FARMS FoK sALE

SHAWNEE OKLAHOMA center " a great
farming country. write for free ugrl-
cultural booklet. Board OF Commerce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

FOR REST -DorrIHitad irau buuUlre. m
Nnrth Peoria l.Nno. suitable for black
smith shop UI NaEnu ur wood work r,.
pairing can residence. IaIT Admiral
Usage gl36
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
CnECKWIIirER-
ennns. rINNrs. lnKrILllEN- d
MEHANE TRIUMPH
--l--LLA- -L.LnL.

or HiGH GERMlNATION
Just few cars NJ this early picked, nice
rin-run seed viii mako you ATTRACTIVE
price on car lots, its moving now, Write,
wire or phone nv today.
ROFF COTTON OIL co,
Rolf Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

ruuWa, irving Place. brand uuw. fun
'l"r basement. screened tr porch. large
ru.n balance g, ptr month shown lg
appointment only NJ y Glass q CO..
Cedar 1884
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
wANrEp-RE,L ESTATE

PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy from own
or or G-room modern house; can pHy
s. 500 go 81 900 cash. CAN r. r. Wood.
phone psago 7Si9
NTED--ru rent or buy small house and
lot. furnished ~ uufurnished. please
give location. price and terms Address
.g0- Il World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
sInMLs ANn MAMInnI .rs

pESk ROOM with de-k. chair and uzr
~ phone, ha'c atguographnr. osaro
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
Army Equipment Sales
Company
3l5 I1at Third street
Tulsa. Okla.

ltk tNlt
sst hn n,uro- . cash registers. =
lnn 'gu'n' uu'G cot lcofH old,
,.,ns ,,.,n"s t,, l1n. n"@, ,]a4s ems "li nnds OF Ng.
~, xxx, m si''I ,I s,I," ''o,s nn, w.
black pna 'f52 nre1g %S'I No1"S@ SIGomd 9a'd r
du,o Go.
ron SALE diamond orc nm L.,,, t,,.o
y,s y ..,o investigate. Address 5sS. N care or
rrr, .cpr,,, ,,o,,,s
rrcsh sen, to any address Tor $3.50 per
600 T. q. b. So Louis, give us a trial.
'" oo TSadi0o rSdd too, roaa sSa, Of foot hgg wre
600 "' '''"'
r-..-,...-
rgk SALE uat rack night tat. cor.
long nl.6 nnl,,,.c '"'4 NSlsI n,,n''
,.,. "'' ,'.'s, -'"'
padS cl r,'t,g' r,r '1T!,''iyI tt"p' r,,i'''"
p,p s,,.r ,.......l,. "..'
bnrs,,n' g., to iT, u,'yN mnt,9'n' AZ
Fourth st
sIE%uGHAruEWs aesk wanted. large
'gE sanitary drop head desk In good
WANTED. CLEAN COTTON EAGS CALI.
Nll1.WE~I PRINTING COMPANY
''N'H "''.
WANr Tu uuY from owner -four to- s,y-
rUum hnuHt. g.,r fun dc4criuttnn and
terms 900 rop'y Address SAD rsra World
WANTED to bay mrmturc or D q.
room house. south. close in ..4 o.
World
,NAST.p ~. ry, , J,.l. ,,..,,t,,. ~,.,U
sr..,,., l,,>.,, ,.....,,.. -.
aul e,rrlrerI Aircraft Furniture Co''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

$500 BUYS practically new room bun
EaloW on corner lot HHs hardwood
floors throughout maut,i, breakfast room.
sleeping porch a. well Hs very complete
butt-in features. --rar garage. 500
Will handle Nadou Investment CO.. 80
Security bldg Phone, Usage 1858 and
Usage rngg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01

FOR SALES Rockford. rooms an1
breakfast room, butt tu features
throughout oak floors, pretty mantcl.
largo basement with furnace; this BE- q
real home and YOU can move iu noN.
Leslie Brooke Company phones osage -Ni3
and 2t4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
MNNTIN-TN NENT

WANTED or I room furnished hnu-s 90
apart Weut, references Usage Nlgg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
7 uesday's Calendar
Of Social EUents

DANCE in the evening given by the
Il members Of the Toltec club IN
the clubhouse.
The study class Of the Woman's
Missionary society Of the First Pres
byterian church. viii meet at 2:50 p.
m. with AIRS. n. 3. Heron. 1905
North Florence street
Y. W c. A clubhouse.
The Parent-Teachers' association Of
the First Christian church viii meet
at 3 o'clock p m at the church.
The Pan-Helenic association viii
meet at 2-30 o'clock az the home Of
Mrs F. =. Hunter, on Mesa avenue.
Spanish classes at z o'clock at the
Riding classes at Fort Bliss at 9
o'clock a. m
Gymnasium classes at the Y. ". C..
A. from 10 a. m 10 p m Classes
FOR school girls from Z 70 4;45 p. m.
Glasses for business girls from 1880
TO $3.50 ,. m.
Meetings at 5 o'clock OF the various
Woman's auxiliary circles Of the Cen
tral Baptist church.
Meeting OF the Garland OF Roses
at the home Of Mrs. John T. Weeks on
Nevada street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Dance And Dinners At Country Club;
ToItec Club Dance Tuesday Evening

DESPITE the snow and cold OF Sat
u urday evening a large number OF
guests were present for the dance at
the Country clubhouse.
The interior OF the clubhouse. cheer
ful with glowing fire in the big open
fireplace, was the scene OF a number
Of dinner parties prior TO the dancing
hours. Capt. J. W. Cunningham, Of
the Seventh cavalry, entertained q
party Of eight guests
Maj. A. n. Fuger gave a dinner for
six guests and DR.. S. A. sehuster had
as his guest to dinner Lieut. Joseph
Hilton, OF the medical corps.
The ToItec club viii give 4 dance
on Tuesday evening at the Toltec
clubhouse. This dance is TO be the
first OF a series Of affairs announced
for January and February. The next
dance viii be given on Tuesday, jan
uary e. The February dances viii be
given on February 10 and February
"a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Bride-To-Be Honored At Card Party;
Mrs. TietSort EntertainS At Bridge


gar tongs- At the close Of the games a
salad course was served
Mrs. vs.. p Winter and AIRS. George
Routfedge. aunt and mother Of the
hostess. assisted her in receiving and
entertaining aud the guest list for the
pretty courtesy to Miss Henning in
Guided, Misses Henning, Mary Her
mans. Virginia and In Rec Knight.
Kathleen Faris katherine Glenn
Nancy Edwards, Agnes Wood, Mrs
Thornton Hardie, Mrs Lawrence F'riZ-
zen, Mrs. Harry Ponsford, Miss Thula
Hardie Miss Pearl Ponsford, Mrs. c.
S. Henning, 3I-s- Bradford Hardie and
AIRS. Howard Coffin.
Mrs. c. H. Tietsort IS giving a
bridgs party Of beautiful appoint
meut this afternoon in the tea room
on the mezzanine ioor or Fotter's' IN
compliment TO her daughter, Mrs Fl
J. Wagner, OF Kansas City, who is
her house guest
Spring flowers, including vioiets.
uarcissi and carnations, are utilized
IN decoration at the tea room and at
the conclusion Of the games salads and
ices viii be served.
The guests enjoying the courtesy to
Mrs. Wagner include; Mesdames n A
Warner, A ". Hadley. Frank P
Jones. William ?. B. McSain. Joseph
HurZthal J. ". Brown. Charles
Nasits. George Taylor, William Speak
er. Ed Ferguson. r c. Walshe. Pei
ham Winter, Louis Chernis. ". c.
Archer. S. S. Baker. Walter Butler, I.
". Craig, Fred KnoIIenberg and z.
". SkiDWorth-
Mrs. ". H. Aldridge will entertain
the members Of the Thursday Bridge
club on Thursday afternoon at 8
o'clock at the Aldridge home. and a
lew additional guests in compliment
70 her sister Mrs Henry A Cline, OF
Wharton. Tex. who is her guest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Women's Organizations.

The roman's auxiliary OF West
Minister Presbyterian church viii
meet on Tuesday afternoon at ESQ
o'clock at the church The subject
for the meeting is Mid China Mis-
sions" The devotional part Of the
program viii be led by Mrs J. H
TAX. China and Our Missions
There Mrs. Z. A J. Seldom; talk,
cur Medical Missions" Mrs. w II
Loretz- talk. "Our Educational Work
in China, Mrs Paul Moseri reading,
poem, "A Call TO Prayer Mrs Theo-
dore Forster; prayer.
The "Wodesa" club viii meet Tues
day night at the home OF Miss Mabel
Weston, $3.50 Nations avenue After
the business meeting Miss Weston
will entertain the club with a buncO
party. The members Of this club are
Miss Mabel Weston. Miss Merle
Smythe, Miss Bethel Osborne. Miss
Theodore DeBerry. Miss Nellie Mar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Another Poll Tax Tea Will Be Given;
Girls School Teachers Conplin1ented

Miss Marion Maddocks did the honors.
was beautifully appointed, and
spread with clury lace. Sweet peas
Of crimson in a silver bowl con-
tered the table and green candles N
silver holders eucircled the central
bowl OF blossoms. Touches OF white
tulle added further 10 the daintiness
Of the table Assisting in SERVING
were. Mrs William Wall. Miss
Beatrice stiles. Miss Dorothy Lack
land and Miss Marion Wiley.
A number OF the members OF the
AIumnae association are either living
here or visiting in the city and the
occasion was q happy reunion Of
former school mates as well as
charming affair for the teachers Of
their alma mater. The teachers Of
the Fl Paso School for Girls present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Music Department OF Woman's Club
Is To Study American Compositions

THE music department Of the Wo-
1 mans club viii meet at the club
house On wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Robert Holiday directing the
program. which includes folk songs OF
America
Americans are beginning to realize
the beauty Of their own music as new
er before. and It was a happy seiec-
ton which makes Americas own mu-
sic che study for Wednesday after
Moons meeting. The pathetic note OF
the negro songs Of slave days. the
note Of worship Of the religious com
positions and the exquisite melody OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Harlan 4. Hodges WedS Ell PaSo Girl,
Miss Margaret O'Connor, On Saturday

educated az NOrte Dame university
in Indiana.
Mr. Hodges formerly lived in kaa-
sas and served in the recent war as
first sergeant in the hospital corps
with station at Fort Bliss He IS
now with the BuQuor Motor Car com
pany OF this city.
Immediately following the weddicg
ceremony a dinner OF pretty detail
was served with the brides father
and her sister, Mrs. Sterling Black
shear. as hosts and covers were
placed for the wedding party and a
few relatives and intimate friends
The table was centered with a
mound OF pink and white sweet peas
and aisies outlined with southern
smilax- Cupids, dainty place cares,
bearing the wedding motif OF decora-
lions with other dainty appoint
r-"nts completed the dainty ensem-
bic.
-lr. and Mrs. Hodges are at home
in the De Luxe apartments
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

UONORING Miss Mineta Henning.
II whose enlargement and approach
ing marriage to Bradford Hardie, IT..
was recently announced. Miss Eliza-
both Routledge was hostess on Satur-
day afternoon TO pretty bridge party
at the Routledse home.
yellow blossoms were utilized in
decoration and the other appointments
% the party were IN appropriate
keeping with the golden color note.
The tally cards bore designs Of kew
pies costumed as brides. Airs Thorn
ton Hardie won the first prize while
the consolation prize fen TO Miss
Agnes Wood. 1iiss Hen1ing was pre-
scented with the guest prize, silver su-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

A WEDDING announcement OF in
n terest is that Of Harlan A.
Hodges and Miss Margaret O'Counor.
which took place on Saturday evening
at 6 o'clock in the parish house OF
St Patrick's cathedral with Rev Fl.
z. A. Field officiating.
The bride. one OF the-two attractive
daughters Of J. P. O'Connor, was
charming in a smart tailleur Of dark
blue tricotine with hat matching, her
arm bouquet formed Of Ophelia roses
Miss Rose Gillespie attended the
bride and was very attractively
frocked in an afternoon gown Of dalk
blue satin Her corsage bouquet was
OF sweet peas. o. II. Poison attended
Mr.. Hodges.
Mrs. Hodges has lived in this city
all OF her life and is a popular mem
Der Of the younger set She was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

guerite HarErove. Miss Skilier Ander-
son. Miss Juanlta Anderson. Miss Pau
line Eek. Miss Helen Maiden. Miss
Myrtle Pangburn, Miss Ruby Fillery.
Miss Marguerite PAUL and Miss Mona
Hughes.
The Uoman's auxiliary circles OF
the Central Baptist church viii meet
on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock in
with MIS-. r. i. Rhodes 4of no
Grande street; lamar circle, with
Mrs C. A Bush. So Virginia street,
Church circle, with Miss sarah Lang
st0n. 915 Lee street; Mountain circle.
with lIrs. W. r Piper. 1914 Nevada
street; Alta Vista circle. with Mrs.
W L Cass, 1903 Tularosa street;
Five Points circle. with Mrs. y. NJ
Milan 1924 Grant avenue; Fort Bliss
circle, with Mrs J. ". King $500
Grant avenue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
School Notes.

Members OF class A OF the high
school held a special meeting Mon
day morning. at which they were ad-
dressed by Rev. Fuller Swift.
Officers and noncommissioned off,
GERS OF the cadet corps met Monday
morning for the regular weekly
meeting under the direction OF Mai
F ". Ayers.
Will meet At the high school thfs
afternoon The cadet corps will pass
IN review.
The girls chorus met Monday
morning for rehearsal.
A meeting Of record teachers was
he'd at 2.l5 this afternnnr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

American music viii all be shown
in the numbers 10 be given on We'd
nesday.
The program includes. Song by
quartet, I Know the Lord Has Laid
His Hands on Ne" Mrs. Holiday, Mrs.
Charles j. Andrews. and Charles
j. andrews. and Dr. C. c. Ho-
man; piano solo. Miss Alzina Orn-
dorff; song. ''1Iassa's in de Cold, Cold
Ground" Mrs. Andrews; songs. quar-
tet, Holy is Ny God" and Some
body's Knocking at 70 Do" hrs. Hol-
liday, Nr. and Mrs Andrews and Dr.
Homan. violin solo. -Seremae Gre
OLE" Patini, Mrs Ralph Henderson;
song. My Old Kentucky Home" Mrs.
W d. Howe; song. Deep River" Bur
leigh, Orpheus club: solo. The Old
Ark's Amoverin'," c. J. Andrews
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Weddings.

Mr.. and Mrs. :. I. Long. OF 1915
South Manhattan Place, Los Angeles.
CalifY announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Nellie Louise
Long, to Donald Gallagher. formerly
Of this city and now residing in Bis
bee, AriZ During the war Mr. Gala
CHER served as captain OF the 35sth
infantry. he commanded the third
battalion Of his regiment IN the St
Aihiel drive and was also IN the Ar
gonne battle. For unusual bravery
IN the latter offensive he was cited
FOR decoration, and was also men
toned IN general orders in a highly
merltorious manner. The WeddinE
Of Mr. Gallagher and his fiancee will
take place in a few weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
A COLD BELIEVER
FOR FIFTY YEARS
Dr.. Kings New Discovery has a sue
cessful record Of half a century

TINE TRIED for more than fifty
years and today at the zenith Of
its popularity When you think
OF that. you are bound 10 be convinced
that Dr. Kings New Discovery does
exactly what 70 is meant to do
soothes cough-raW threats, conges-
tien-tormented chests, loose
phlegm-parlz. and breaks the most OBJ
stinate cold and grippe attack
Dr.. Kings Is safe for your cold. for
your mothers cold, for the kiddie's
cold, Group Leaves no disaEreeable
after-effects- 60c a bottle at your
druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

Our cold weather was rather long
in getting here, but it has arrived
with a vengeance
Do not expose yourself TO the
weather When you have trips to
make call Tor one OF our limouslnes
or tazis and make the trip in com
fort They may save you from con-
tracing illness through exposure.
Always at your service
City Service COmpany-Tel, $500.
Autos, TaXis, Moving, Baggage.-Ad v.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

There is a feeling Of friendliness
prevalent in the atmosphere Of the
Modern Cafe. Here the business men
partake OF their MONDAY lunch and
discuss topics OF interest while en-
JOying a well served meal
Patrons OF the Modern Cafe do not
mind the weather. The business
lunch served from II to at &C Is a
prime favorite-
Modern Cafe
Downstairs in the Mills Bldg=Adv.