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7I3 18th Street NV.

DO YOU WANT RURAL HOME WITHIN
q square Of 18th and Columbia road? All city
esnveniences; 5000 %. It. OF ground and
comfortable home In good condition: hot-wster
hest one with city and suburban advantage
quiet yet accessible TO cars. stores, schools. :
etc. Price. only 1900. Telephone Main
102S. Mr.. BURKETT
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SHANNON e. LUCHS,

SHANNON
713 18th Street NV.
CHEVY CHASE-$26,ooo.
One Of the richest locations In old Chevy
Chase, near the circle; lot 125x95. First door:
library, living room and kitchen suite. Second
and third floors. bedrooms. bath and sewing
, room each; two-car garage: Complementary
modern and in splendid condition
GEORGETOWN-$8,5oo.
An exeeilentiy located two-famiiy nat. with
.euarste furnaces and cellars. The lower nat
ma 8 rooms, bath and porch. The upper.
roous bath and porch. This is thoroughly
satisfactory Investment.
I SQUARE FROM 10TH ST.
ISquare From I4th St. Car.
SIo,25o.
The oaly incidentally priced new 6-room-and-
hath brick house In this highly desirable neigh.
borhood. The house 10 extracrdinariiy well
built and Is completely modern In all features
phone Main 2345; We shall Be glad to show
1t to you
BRIGHTWOOD-$6,2S.
But $500 cash will be necessary In buying
this Groom md bath brick home. 1t has q
colonial front porch and hot-wster heat The
lot ID very deep. with ample space for garage.
SHANNON
7I3 I4th Street NV.
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER, AUCTIONEER.
Brick Two-Family Apartments
Nos 512-512H M Street NE.
and Nos. GA and 644A
Orleans Place NE. by Auc-

By virtue Of authority vested in the under
signed I will offer for sale by public auction
in 'front.' Ct the respeetiye premises on FRd
Tue '0''0"' AZ r.: 80 e' O'CLOCK q Pm.
Lot 80, square s2s; improved by I premises
rooms, baths: entrances: alley:
AT 4 AS O'CLOCK Pm.
Lot 257. square s55, improved by premises
tween 9Th and 7th. L and NJ SITS. Me-. contain
ing s rooms, 2 baths: 2 entrances: alley:
Tsms sass sns s sae
ance cash. A deposit of $500 on each building
required at sale Tenn: to be complied with in
''ne''e guaranteed Adm M A. INV %s;EscHnER.
dell -d&da Auctioneer.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCT1oNEER.
s so 1885 1926 F FhHnI -srRsET. NV.
Mr. s 8 SseS ss Of ct . se q the
records Of the District Of Columbia. and at tbs
request Of party secured thereby. we will sell
r RgDhiY il 4 s
AT FOURTHIRTY P. NJ. the following de
scribed land and premises situate situate in Washing
mai lot 10 in square $50. beginning on 18th
street west at point distant 20 feet north
north along said street 20 feet. thence Yves,
S8 feet, Az inches to an alley 10 feet wide
thence south along said alley 20 feet, thence
east ~ feet AZ inches to the beginning. to-
rether with the improvements. consisting OF
frame dwelling. No. 1925 9Th street. NV.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of purchase money
m he Daid in cash, balance in two equal install
ments payable in one and two years. with
interest at six per cantum per annum, payable
semi annually from day of SALE secured by deed
Of trust upon property sold, or all cash at pur.
chaser's option. A deposit Of 5000 required OF
purchaser at sale. All conveynncing record
fng revenue stamps and notarial fees at cost
Of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied
with within fifteen days from day of sale.
otherwise trustees reserve right 10 resell
nrooerty at risk and cost Of defaulting pur
Chaser after Ave days advertisement of such
resale in some newspaper published in Wash
'"s GEORGE R. LINKINS.
JULIUS l. PEYSER,
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AUCTION SALES
TOMORROW.

Valuable Two-Story Brick
Apartment Building Contain
ing Four 4-Room and Bath
Apartments. No. 1872 Neal
Street Northeast.
By authority vested in u.s. we will sell at
public auction in front Of the premises. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER FOURTEENTH, 1920.
AT -FOUR O'CLOCK PM, lot II. in square
4063 This property~is nearly new. under good
rental: individual hOt-water heating system:
tenants furnish own heat; can be bought to
make a irst- class Investment.
TERMS: s5,5OO.OO at 8 per cent can run
Is months and balance to be paid $3.50. 90 ms
deposit on day of sale, and remainder In 60
days. Good title or no sale. Conveyancing.
revenue stamps and recording at purchaser >
cost. Further particulars at time Of sale.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON.
de0-d&ds. exSu Aucts
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BUNGALOW

A little BEAUTY-7 rooms. bath. larks
front and sleeping porches. HIGHLY MOD
ERIN. Large lot; Is minutes to Treasury by
motor. Either line. SPECIALLY PRICED.
Truly a bargain for some one. Inspect dry OF
A1eninS. Phone Cleveland 1890.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

VACANT
Beautiful Broom apartment in The Creston
1875 Columbia road just OFF 18th street. being
sold the cooperative plan. Price. S 800;
81 $40 cash. $50 50 per month. including every.
thing. For further information see
DAVIS. & STEELE,
NJ. 530s-M 5Os2. 1920 N. T. ave
NEW HOUSING DEVELOPMENT.
individuals or groups Of women can obtain
attractive homes, designed by a woman nrchi
teck in new subdivision: small deposit and bal
ance paid like rent.
MISS FLORENCE WINGATE.
S21 18th ST. NV.
Once hours: l0-11 am. and $50 p M, daily.
WE HAVE APARTMENTS
for sale showing net returns OF
1919 on money invested.
See or call
Mr.. Mattingly. M. lH7.
JOHN w. THOMPSON & CO.,
---Incorporated---
821 Fifteenth St. NV.
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FOR SALE Or EXCRaNGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. $50 ACRES TIM
Der land. Murray county, Ga: enough Georgia
pine to pay price asked. OSCAR c. THOMAS,
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MONEY TO LOAN
On desirable real estate securities.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD, INC,
81? nth st NV
STARVING CREW RESCUED.

Dismantled in Midocean.
BILBAO, December 1.-THE steam.
err Miguel Scrogla arrived here to-
day with the crew of the American
schooner Sypla aboard. The men were
rescued in a starving condition In
id-AtIantic, where the schooner had
been dismantled in q storm.
No American schooner Sypla Il hsee6
in available shipping records.
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AUCTI0NEER

ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AUCTIONEEK.
United States Marshal's Sale of
60 Reels of Motion Picture
Films, Posters, Office Furni-
ture, Etc.
By Public Auction
AT WESCHLER'S, 900 Pa. ave. NV.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IS. 1920,
COMMENCING 1890 AN.
Sixty reels Miscellaneous Motion Picture
Films with Posters. Flat-top Desk. Filecases,
1. e. Smith Typewriter. Tables. Chairs. etc.
Details as 10 films upon application.
Terms: Cash. MAURICE SPI.AIN,
de11-d&dbs U. S. Marshal
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N L. SALISBURY co, INC,
III 18th Street NV.
Phones Main 59O3-4.
prce s6noO Price $500.
v...,, and immediate Addition
sand howa
o to
'"' wy Price $1,000 ps $40 500
OF
and
n
an oseNnn
' PRICE. $4,000.
beautiful new residence center-hal pan in delightful sec
ton Chevy Chase off Connecticut avenue Nine rooms
wood floors and trim double garage o120 early
Can be purchased very convenient terms ~
Price, $l1 OO0 Price Slz|oo
to
In fine
t'Deho will B. worth e yH9r o r Price, $4,000
p,..nt A
in
to
in light; lot sxl'o
~ ~ N l. SALISBURY CO., INC,
IN
III 18th Street NV
Phones Main 5oO3-4.
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LUCHS,
Main 2345.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

$II,5oo.
An absolutely modern dwelling. near 18th
and Randolph sts., containing rooms and
bath, giassed-iS,sleeping porch, space for ga
rage, hot-water heat, electricity; every Con-
venience. Terms can he arranged
SAUL'S ADDITION-$1o,5oo.
vACAST-An attractive and thoroughly
modern home in this desirable residential sec
ton; one block from 18th st. car line eight
rooms bath: hot-water heat. electricity and
gas; front porch. double back porches; hard
wood floors ana trim; ample space for garage;
$500 cash payment
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$3.50.
Si1-roon. bath, brick house. with hot-water
heat electricity. screens. awnings, hardwood
floors and trim colonial front porch and double
rear porches; In splendid condition. The price
Is far below the value Of this house.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$4,000.
On Harvard ut. near 18th: nne brick home
Of 0 rooms and tiled baths: hot-water heat
and electricity; hardwood floors and tim:
terms.
& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.

FOUR T1IousAND-DO DOLLAR FARM 80 PER
cent dnwp. bali On anv tion x,plgn.
s,on r. LAURIE MITCHELL La Plata, Md.
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FOR RENT

SMALL LUNCHROOM-GOOD OPPORTUNITY
for right party: reasonable rent. Apply AR
THUR CARR Hyattsville. Md.
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FOR sALE-IOTS.

HAVE YOU EVER HAD
ANY REAL MONEY?
IF NOT, WHY NOT?
START GETTING YOURS
NOW.
Have you 500 cash and can you make q
small monthly payment Of SIS? If SO you
can secure . real fAyestment in Washington
most exclusive suburb,
+ CHEVY CHASE.
Gail Mr. Boyd. Cleye. 1855. or come in and
talk It over. 1905 Irving st: NV.
CHEVY CHASE.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE
lot 90 It. frontage, on one Of the best streets.
between Conn. ave. and 3Sth (wssD; surround.
ed BY beautiful homes: on grade: all city i'm.
provements. Sell for e 500. Easy terms An
exceptional value. Col 1047S.
CHEVY CHASE. D. Cline BUILDING
ate 500 cash, S1s month. Will help you
huild. Address Box 1851. Star once. 1Ss
CHEVY CHASE LOTS, BETWEEN CHEVY
Chase Circle md Chevy Chase Park: sewer and
water; fne elevation: large and very desirable.
i5c to Csc square foot. Dasy terms.
NcI.ACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
SEVERAL LOTS NEAR 18Th AND WEBSTER
sts. NV; cheap. For sale BY owner. Call
Col. 42i8 after pm.
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A VERY DESIRABLE CORNER FOR ANY
line of business. especially for automobiles. de-
partment store or bank; right in the heart Of
the progressive 18th St; Sc. cor. Of v st. NV.
40 IT. on 18th st. by 100 It. to alley.
1900 and 22l1 14th st. n.w.-Nice stores with
two rooms In rear, four rooms and bath sec
ood door; electricity; buy your business q
home where business is above the average.
A three story. extra wide frontage store
and about rooms; best section in s.w. No.
sos Az ct. Suitable for any business.
1910 H 1T. n.e.-Six-room brick house with
garage; easily remodeled for business.
1l2O n st. n.e.-Store; two rooms in rear
four rooms and bath second fo0r; double brick
earaee; another very good place for any bust
ness,
Three story brick, corner store and two
apartments above; especially good for gro.
Gerry and meat business; corner Vermont ave.
and 8 ct. NV.
NJ. 3. NORMAN, OWNER,
Room $40. Colorado bldg
Main 1850 or Columbia 7O6l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
Mrs. Eugene Mckenzie Will Give Tea
Honoring Mrs. Bert Simpson, OF PecOS

one OF the most important social
affairs OF the week viii be the
tea 70 be given on Thursday aft
crnoon by Mrs Eugene Mckenzie in
compliment TO her guest Mrs Bert
Simpson, Of Pecos. Texas The tee
VIII be given at the Mckenzie home
on North Oregon street.
The wind storm on Saturday after
noon prevented group OF fair
eQuestrienues and their escorts from
q canter over the mesa. so. instead.
they rode TO the Orndorff home in
Richmond terrace and enjoyed an IN
formal dausant and tea, quite con-
soling them for any disappointment
over their postponed riding party.
Among those in the party were
AIRS. George Dllman. Alrs. X B. Ed
munds. Miss Anne Butcher. Miss Alice
1Tvles. Miss Marjorie Reece. Mrs
Walter Buchly. Miss Bebe Green.
Miss 3IarEaret AcGarry, two visiting
officers from the oath infantry. Capt.
Willoughby. and Lieut.. Callahan. and
Lieut. l. n NertZ. Lieut. Paul H
Morris. Lieut. C. B. Shomber. Ray
Cross. 1fr. Kimbau and the three
hostesses for the tea and dansant.
Misses Alzina. Burtram and Kathy-
leen Orndorff
A number OF the same group are
enjoying q horseback ride this after
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
The Passing Moment

IT was Mary Lyon, one OF our first
/ and greatest schoolmistresses who
said. Economy is not always do
ing without things. II IS making
them do the best they can"
Fl Paso's little red headed finch
sings on the wing.
We laugh at the number Of ques-
tons a child can ask. but 10 IS by
tying Up the answers 90 a good
working philosophy that mothers
make or help 10 make great men and
women Justice. democracy. faith in
God, esthetics, open mindedHess. are
only a few OF the subjects taught in
the college at mothers knee.
There ought to be a society for the
prevention OF cruelty TO doctors.
Even the mother OF first and colicky
baby ought TO realize that a doctor
must sleep and eat. and might enjoy
an hour with his own It would only
be ordinary humanity and courtesy
and letting the other man live. 20 try
not 10 call the doctor up between the
hours Of ten at night and seven in
the morning. except for life or death
emergency, and not 10 call him up
after the end Of his day except for
serious cases. and not TO call him at
the last minute to the ends Of the
earth. and to let him know in the
morning, II possible, II YOU are going
70 want him at the other end OF town.
E. Nee. S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
Wednesdays Calendar
Of Social EUents


ID ECITAL by Woman's Choral club
N at . o'clock p. m at the Woman's
clubhouse. given under the au-
spices Of the music department OF the
Woman's club.
Mrs. D. Scott Johnson's tea in the
afternoon in compliment 10 Mrs. Nora
kleinsorEe. Of 81. Louis Receiving
hours from $3.50 TO 5-3o-
The social club Of the White Shrine
OF Jerusalem viii meet in all day ses-
sion at the home OF Mrs. George
O'Rear, at the shelter.
7 W. c. A. gymnasium classes from
10 70 II o'clock
Y. W. C. A. gymnasium classes for
business girls from 5.f5 TO $50 O'Clock
Y. ". C.. A. aesthetic dancing class
for business girls from 7:s5 TO $50
o'clock ,. m.
Y. W. c. A. Spanish classes from
Z 10 . o'clock D. m
a social meeting of the Pythisn
Sisters VIII be held at 1-30 o'clock in
the Knights Of Pythias hail.
Airs. NJ. Outlaw. Of 3514 Tularosa
street, viii entertain the "Wednesday
Embroidery Club at ? o'clock p. n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

A SPECIAL meeting OF the League
n OF Women Voters was held on
Monday afternoon at the Central
7. ". c. A building for the purpose
Of discussing constructive measures.
AIRS. ]. E Townsend gave tax
on the Importance Of a rest room for
women coming in from the country,
and the proposition Of a downtown
nursery. where children may be left
while mothers shop, was discussed
A committee was appointed TO IN
vestigate the possibility. or such a
nursery and. in cooperation with the
Federation Of Women's clubs, the
proposition viii be looked into
A letter was read at the meeting
from the chamber Of commerce, OF
Denver, Colo telling or home Tor
delinquent girls in Morrisou, Colo,
and giving a description OF how this
home is conducted
Mrs. Georgia Birmingham told OF a
home for delinquent girls in New
York city, at which she was instruc-
tor at one time This home said
Mrs Birmingham. housed $50 girls
and was run on the cottage plan, a
matron and an alternate matron
presiding in each cottage House
work and vocational training were
taught the girls
Mrs. J. A. Potter gave a tax on
the Home for Aged GeutlefOls. which
asked the cooperation OF the mem
bers Of the League OF Women Voters
and the guests present IN the under
taking
Ponder s. Carter gave a talk on
wills" one O. a series which he has
been giving al the meetings Of the
organization.
The list O. patroneses for the spec
tacular enterts iI-mrnts. 10 De gwen
on the evenings OF April and ty
the Army Relief society at Fore Bliss,
is being announced from time %
time and includes many OF the most
prominent uatrOns Of the cts. those
comprising the ;is- thus Tar includes:
Mesdames Charles Davis, NJ. Co
blentz. Martin Zielonka, James G.
w J. Quigly, J. Franklin
Coles. Burt O-EdOrff. Herman Andreas,
T. u Wiugo. James Magoffin. Alfred
F. Kerr, c. " Bassett. I. Weiss.
Maurice swartz. Harry Potter R'ch-
ard Ainsa. Charles Pomerov Win
chester Cooley. Walter KohIberg. Jake
Miller and James Vance
Mrs Robert j. Reaney is president
OF the society: Mrs Paul Heermaus.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
Partners Again
Face Charge In
Criminal Court

Isaac Flores. charged with theft
over $50 in connection with rhe al
with Mexican drawrwork from q
buggy standing on the street pleaded
guilty in the 3fth district court Mon
day and was sentenced 20 serve two
years in the penitentiary-
Martin Ruth and Marty Collins,
said 10 be partners" under sentence
Of SIX years in the penitentiary on "a
charge Of burglary in connection
with the alleged the1t or more than
100 silk shirts and five handbags
from a local clothing store, were 20
have been tried today on a charge OF
theft over $50. but their case was
postponed until the May term OF
court. in the burglary case, judge
W. D. Howe, presiding in the 38th
district court. appointed a lawyer TO
defend Collins and Ruth. They re-
fused counsel, pleaded their own case
and the jury in short order found
them guilty and assessed the penalty
at six years I'm the penitentiary.
Later they employed a lawyer. asked
for a new trial. and were refused
a charge Of murder against Thomas
Davis was dismissed in the 3ath dis
trict court with the consent OF the
court. The charge grow out Of the
death Of policeman George Drake,
who was killed by an automobile NO
Vember 4, 1913 The killing. 10 is
said. vas accidental Davis is under
Indictment. however. on a charge OF
assault with q prohibited weapon He
is accused of shooting C. T. Miutburu,
then driving quickly from the scene
Of the tragedy. his car striking and
killing the policeman. IL IL said.
A charge Of burglary was dis
missed against Jose QuinterO when Il
became known that the complaining
witness would not testify against
him. and had moved out Of the state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
Weddings.

The wedding OF Charles T. Wolfe
and Miss Della Mckinney took place
on Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The bride was lending contestant N
the popularity contest being con-
Quoted by the American Legion tying
with the contestant from the navy at
a total Of 1000 votes. ar Wolfe
was conducting the contest for his
bride, who has now Withdrawn. The
bride, who has lived in this city all
OF her life, is a daughter of 8lr. and
Mrs D. j. Mckinney. Mr. Wolfe for
merry lived in Chicago. but has been
. in this city since December. They
viii leave in a short time for a visit
in Chicago and viii later probably
return TO this city to make their
home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
Musical.

Musicians viii be interested to
learn OF the appearance here on the
evening Of April 20 OF Pietro Ton
celebrated orEanist The concert will
be given at the home Of 1lr. and Mrs
James Graham McNary and is 70 be
55Tomsn's hoard ~ the 81 Psso Scbooi
for Girls.
The concert TO be given on Thurs
day evening. April /. at the Woman's
clubhouse by the FlonZaley quartet
VIII begin at $50 o'clock instead OF
s o'clock as formerly announced This
change Of time was made on account
Of the fact that numbers OF musicians
in the city viii be on that evening
practicing for the Easter services at
various churches and cannot be at
the club before $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

noon and viii at its conclusion drop
in for a cup Of tea at the quarters
OF Capt and Mrs. X B. Edmunds. in
the Eighth cavalry garrison.
=
A charming courtesy given for
AIRS. C. A Peavey. who viii leave
soon after Easter for a visit to rela-
tives and friends IN Iowa. was the
luncheon and dinner 81 which Mrs
d. Z. Martin was hostess on Saturday
at the Martin home in West Ysleta.
The house was decorated for the
pleasant affairs with spring blossoms.
The luncheon table was dainty with
a great bowl OF lilacs centering II and
covers were placed for Mrs Peavey,
Mrs. II. II Kennicott, AIRS. Allen Darr,
Mrs L. s keunicott, Mrs. W C. Wuer-
schmidt. and little Misses Dorothy
Wuerschmidt, Frances Darr, Lucille
Eeunicott and the hostess Music was
enjoyed during the pleasant after
noon
In the evening for the dinner. OF
elaborate appointment, there were
present Mrs. H II. keunicott- Mr. and
AIRS. Peavey. Mrs. r. II. kennicott. Mr.
and Mrs I. 5. KenuicotL Lucille Ken
nicott and 3fr. and Mrs. Martin.
Want kodak Finisning?-see Can
dara--ACv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
ELPaSO County
To Use Gravel
On Island Road

County c0mmIssi0ners az tleIr re-
ular meeting Monday afternoon
awarded a bid 10 the FL PasO Btu
lithic company for the paving OF II
miles OF macadamized OF gravel road
on the island below Fabens- Work
will begin at once on the new road,
the contract specifies.
The awarding of the bid 20 pave a
part Of this road with a crushed rock
base and a bitulithic top. given to
the same company. was rescinded-
The work viii cost approximately
500. 600.
The commissioners spent Tuesday
inspecting the roads where the work
Is TO be done and also went over the
course OF some proposed road i'm
provements.
The commissioners voted 70 take
the 100000 worth OF county road
bonds off Of the market until the
bond market became higher.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
Austin Park Christian Church Plans
Easter Sunday Sunrise Prayer Service

THE congregation Of Austin Park
Christian church will observe
sunrise prayer meeting at 6
o'clock on the morning Of Easter sun
day. The meeting viii be held at
the church and the program viii in
clude: Opening song, Christ Arose:
devotional exercises, led by y =.
Nations. song. "Au Hail the Power
of Jesus's Name" ten minute talk.
Rev. w n. AIcWhirter; vocal solo.
Behold. the Eastertide is Here.
Mrs. Rose Young. accompanied by
Mrs. d. C. Eells. circle OfSprayer, led
bv y. T. Nations. song, Blessed As
surance," followed BIZ testimonials;
closing song, Onward Christian
Soldiers benediction.
At II o'clock Rev W. Il McWhirter
viii deliver the Easter sermon and
special Easter music for the service
Will be rendered by the choir. Rev
AIcWhirter viii preach again In the
evening at 7-30.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

A MOTHER Fl Paso girl. Mss Nvonne
n Baber. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Baber. has distinguished
herself in music in the east having
graduated last week from the Pea
body Institute Of Music at Baltimore,
Nd, and having received a teacher s
ceftificate.
Miss Baber accomplished in a two
years course the work generally
taking four years Prior to her
entrance into Peabody institute she
was a pupil OF Miss Mary Morgan. OF
this CITY. her first musical instruc-
ton. however. being given by Mrs
Kate Faivre in Chihuahua. Mexico
Miss Baber is a member Of the Mac
Doweu club, Of this city. and has ap-
peared before the public in several
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
.EL Pasoans Returning.

Miss Loretta O'Conneu has returned
to the city after an absence Of two
months in California and is again al
home at Hotel Laughlin.
Mrs r. T. Maxwell has returned
from Austin. where she paid a visit
10 her son. Edward. who is a student
in the Texas university.
Mrs. Ralph Henderson and daugh-
ter. Miss Nora Henderson. have re-
turned from a visit to Santa Fe, y. n
While in Santa Fe, Mrs. Henderson
directed the music OF an Operetta
given there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
Dances.

r +. Davis. manager OF Cotulion
hall. is giving an April fool dance"
az the hall on the night OF April /
IL is to be a masquerade affair and
prizes are TO be given for the best
costume and for the most comic COS
tune Cotllion hall dances draw
large crowds every Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday night
The dance at the WOman's club
house on Saturday evening, given
by the new social club. was a de-
liEhtful affair, with 135 guests pres
emf A reading and a dance given
by Miss Barbara Gosline was very
much enjoyed and q Jazz orchestra
furnished the music for the dancing
hours. Next Saturday evening the
club Will give a special Easter dance
each member OF the club being au-
thOrizcd TO invite an additional guest