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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1920-10-01

Shiloh.
REV. L. B. ATKINS, P. c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
Mrs. S. J. FenneH Receives Prize
For First Place In Story Contest

ley this week and spent a day at the
J. o. Lips home near Anthony.
=
Alr. and Mrs James n. Parker and
family have moved from the Fair
view apartments TO No. Z Prospect
apartments.
George h Paul who has been quite
III for three weeks at his home, sol
Wyoming street. is recovering.
Mrs. s. J. Williams IS confined 70
her home with a badly sprained ankle
sustained in a fail Thursday.
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Mrs. Helen Roberts and her family
are at home at s11 North st. Vrain
street
Miss Mary RIagoffin IS confined to
her home with a slight Illness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
3OOB. Y.P.U. MEMBERS ENJOYS
BANQUET AT ~" GYMNASIUM

More than 500 members Of the
Texas state Baptist Young Peoples
union attended the banquer given
Friday evening IN the gymnasium OF
the Y. ". c. A The guests included
members OF the local union and dele
gates 20 the Baptist convention. The
banquet, arranged by the state enter
tainment committee. was presided
over by T G. Gardner. general secre-
tary OF the B. y. p. @. work Of Texas,
as toastmaster. Robert II. Coleman
led the singing. and Miss Edna Har-
mon was cheer leader. A ". Roper
gave a piano solo. and DR.. II. A Jen-
klns. Of Abilene. delivered an address
on the union work and plans for the
future.
'Paiacios Encampment a Force IA
Denominatlonal Work" was the sub
ject Of an address delivered by Cole
man.
other talks were made by Robert
Jolly, OF Houston, on "A 3. 7. P. u.
That Counts" and by DR.. J. E Gates
Of san Antonio.
A quartet composed OF Robert Jolly.
T. E. Reynolds, Joe Blankenship and
Drew Cumbie sang several selections.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
81 PaSo Sends Three Delegates
to State Convention of Wonen'S Clubs

bership here, VIII be the third dele
Mrs. Lorentzen Iefs today for san
Antonio. While there she VIII be the
guest OF AIRS. SiEaL MIS- kOhlberg
also left for san Antonio today AIRS.
T. W. Seward, who attends the con
vention as alternate, leaves on sun
day with Mr. Seward, making the trip
by motor.
The federation VIII be invited to
convene here next year. The invita-
ton VIII be extended by Mrs Kohl
berg.
The Woman's auxiliary OF West
Minister Presbyterian church wiz OBJ
serve their annual day OF prayer for
home missions Tuesday, at the church,
from 10 a. m 10 z p m This viii be
combined with the all day mission
study class, the book to be discussed
being "The Church and the Commu-
nifty by Diffendorfer. The program
for the day is as follows
10 to 10:45-Hymn, Jesus Shall
Reign; hymn. Jesus, Ny Cross Have
Taken" scripture reading, Romans
u, by AIRS. ]. ". Callahan; prayer,
lIrs. Laura Mobley; chapter I, Com
munity Life. by Mrs J. K Prather.
U.s." Lords prayer in concert; scrip
ture reading, John Is. by Mrs. ". N.
Neal, hymn; chapter H. Economic
Factors, Miss Cornelia v Taylor;
duet, Mrs J. Walter Christie and Mrs.
Paul Heermans-
1850 10 12:45-Hymn. Love Di-
vine" scripture. Matt. 20-1-16, by
Mrs. Thornton Hardie; prayer. Mrs.
I L Robinson; chapter III. Coopera-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
Scores of BaptiStS' Leaders Arrive
To attend State Convention Sessions

deartment Of the Southern Baptist
convention and Mrs. James IS presi-
dent OF the Southern Baptist Women
Missionary union.
Mrs. N. L. Naquin has as her guest
her niece, Miss Mary Bailey, OF Hous-
ton. Tex Miss Bailey has been as
sisting in the fourth Red Cross roll
call and Is a member OF Mrs. Caroline
Doak's team Of workers
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Dwight 7. Reordan. OF the federal
reserve bank OF Dallas. Tex. Is visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs p "
Reordan, at their home, 2s55 Pershing
Drive
Mrs Leland S. Reavis Of Ranger,
Tex, IS in the city. having been called
here on account Of the serious illness
OF her mother, Mrs. A. ID lIessimer.
Miss Corrie May Delaney. Of Del
Rio. is the guest OF Mrs. J. D. Carnes
at the Carnes' home on Wyoming
Mrs. J. H Parker with her daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian Parker, are here from
Anthony on shopping trip
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

MRS S. J. FENNELL received a
W message Friday evening convey
ing the news that she had been
awarded the Fan medal for the best
story submitted in the contest held
by the State Federation OF Womea's
clubs Mrs. Fennelrs story viii be
read at the state convention Of Wo-
mems clubs IN san Antonio during the
Incoming week It was a love story
founded on the Madero revolution in
Mexico
Miss Mary Kelly recently attended
West Point hop as the guest Of
cadet James Bowen, IT, Mrs. william
Spence, the former Miss Beulah
Brown. OF this city, who IS now the
chaperon while she was at West
Point and received at q prettily ap-
pointed tea for her Miss Kelly IS
attending wellesley.
Lieut.. Barry B. Lehnberg. medical
department. and Mrs. Lehnberg. have
arrived from Hawaii. Lieut. Lehnberg
to take station here relieving Lieut..
L G. Denny. Q. S. ~ who has been
stationed here for some time. Lieut..
Denny goes 20 Mare Island. San Fran
cisco, for station
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Z. Cline. with
their soninlaW and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs h johnson. motored Up the val
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

I'll PAsO hes many distinguished
II, people Of the Baptist church at
present A list Of prominent
church workers who are guests al
Hotel Paso del Norte, all Of the group
from Dallas, includes.
Mrs. +. s. Davis. state president Of
the Women's Missionary union OF the
Baptist church: Mrs. A. F. Beddo. cor
responding secretary and treasurer OF
the state organization; Mrs W J.
Smith, recording secretary; Mrs
George ". TruetL wife Of the pastor
Of the First Baptist church Of Dallas:
Mrs n NJ Gresham, chairman OF
personal service work; Mrs p =.
Burt. chairman OF the benevolence
committee. Miss Bernice Green, secre-
tary OF young peoples work; Mrs J.
w Byars, superintendent Of Fort
worth training school and Mrs. z. G.
Townsend, in charge OF the Cottage
Home at Bolton, Tex
Mrs. Davis left for her home Fri
day, and Mrs Beddoe is III at the De-
Norte.
Mrs. T. ". Lanier has as her guests
for the Baptist convention Dr. and
Mrs. ". C. James OF Birmingham. Ala
Dr. James IS head OF the educational
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
EIks Play December and 8 Is
Attracting City'S Best Performers

Bray. r. Z. Hines. Claiborne Adams
and Harry HagedOn-
Ell Paso has a large amount Of
talent and this talent viii have a
wide scope for expression in the play.
The society girls who are 20 take
part in the play with many others to
be added later are: Misses Patty
Ainsa, Marion Ainsa, Nancy Williams
Dorothy Smith, Frances Smith.
Frances Oppenheimer, Burtram Orn-
dorff, Katherine Dick, Genevieve Ban
nell. Beatrice Stiles. Dorothy Lack
land, Virginia Giraud, Mildred Rogers,
Alice Myles. Elizabeth Stevens, Clara
Hawkins, Annie Magoffin, Alzina
Orndorff. Helen Stewart. Mary Hill,
Elizabeth Pfaff. Marion Calnan, Mary
Caples. Dorcas Anne Payne, Harriet
HOWE and Ruth Schwartz
X =
Willis H. Ransom is visiting his
brothers, F. z. Ransom and Raleigh
Ransom. in Columbus. o., en- route
home, after a business trip to New
York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
ACTS ORDERED
TO KEEP PEACE IN REL LAND

London, Eng, Nov. 15.-The Gazette
publishes a new order in council un-
der The recent restoration OF order In
Ireland act, empowering the compe-
tent naval or military authorities IN
Ireland 10 assume complete control OF
or take into possession. any railway
or part Of railway. II this is consid-
cred necessary for the purpose OF
maintaining order.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

TIE affair which is creating most
l interest in the social world at
present Is the play Around the
Clock with the Debutantes," which IS
to be staged December 2 and under
the auspices Of the Elks- It is 70 be
a whirlWind OF musical entertainment
with all sorts OF delightful features,
introducing novelties Of all sorts. and
one Of the seasons smartest social
events
Hrs. Frankie Terrell Young, Of New
York city, is directing the play and
the cast is TO include a large number
Of society maids and matrons both OF
the city and post.
The cast committee includes. James
R. Dick, chairman; Mrs Robert Holli-
day, Mrs Burt Orndorff. Mrs. Ben u.
Dorcy, Mrs. Win T. owen, Mrs. G. z.
Kelly. Mrs. Henry T. Bowie, Mrs. ".
r Brown. Mrs. II. =. Christie. Mrs.
J. J. Raster. Mrs. A. H Goldstein,
Mrs. L. G. Witherspoon and E c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

WNT BEN the proper materials
w are used. Il becomes really
astonishing what results can
be produced in the growth OF hair,
and IN its inviEoratlon- There IS
nothing so satisfying as 70 be able
actually TO see a differences IN the
length Of your hair, and a very pro-
nounced difference in its appear
ance inside OF a very few weeks.
There are many cases where hair
has stopped falling IN only a Few
days time by the use OF the simple
formula given here. This invigor-
ates the hair cells and has a very
beneficial effect on the scalp tissue
The result is a vigorous hair
growth Get e one-ouuce package
u beta-quinoi at the drug store.
and mix it with a half pint OF
water and a half pint Of bay rum.
II you prefer you can use a full
pint OF witcEhazel instead OF the
water and bay rum Try this, It
VIII not fail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
Kentuckidn Reported
Hanged Bu French

San Francisco. Calf, Nov. 15.-The
state department has been asked to
verify a dispatch received here BY
the Near East relief officials ssaring
Capt John Shismanian. OF Fresno.
calf. commanding the Armenian
legion at Adena. Turkey. had been
arrested and hanged BY the French
Capt Shlsmanian was said 70 be an
American citizen and a former mem
Der OF the Kentucky national guard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

Mrs. Anna Schmidt writess-I weighed rs
pounds before started your treatment ard
weigh 11G pounds. You may print tina 81
Fou ike.
These are just examples Of what my
treatment can accomplish Let me
send you more proof at my expense.
DR. r. NEWMAN, Licensed PhyHician,
2s0 Fifth AVE. New York, Desk H-5G0
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
LABOR CONDITIONS SHOW
IMPROVEMENT IN MEXICO

Mexico City. Mex. Nov. 1s.-Labor
conditions throughout Mexico took a
better turn yesterday, according 10
various official statements. Advices
were received from Vera Cruz assert
ing the strike OF stevedors and dock
workers had ended.
Press sdvices from Yucatan declared
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
GET oF 75 5i2 FAT

Free Trial Treatment on
Request Also ask for my
pay-When-cured offer
Ny treatment has often
reduced at The rate OF a
pound n day. No dieting.
no exercise, absolutely
safe and sure method.
Mrs. i. Bateman writes
Have taken your treatment
and it is wonderful how IT,
reduces. II does Just as
you say 7 have reduced a
un-uH , aaw and feel fine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

The numerous occasions when neat
and appropriate stationery means so
much to the success OF a party are
the times when you should have your
stationery engraved.
Fl Pnao Printing Company
New address. los chihuahua St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

a general strike was impending in
that state, in sympathy with Vera
Cruz worlmen, but belief now is eE-
pressed that there IS no reason for
such a strike
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

Real Christmas Weather.
The time OF year when ones mind
turns 70 the thought OF Christmas
presents thought that should sug-
gest Gandara's Come and see
Gandnra Photo supply Co.
10 =. san Antonio St--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

TEE Texas Federation o. Women's
4 clubs VIII convene IN annual ses-
sion during the incoming week
in san Antonio, beginning on Tues
day. From the FL Paso Woman's
clubs there Wiz attend as delegates
&c the convention Mrs. j. W. Lorent-
zen and Mrs. Olga Kohlberg- Mrs
Albert sigaL who, though living in
san Antonio. retains her club mem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
Sunday Calendar
In Local Society

AIS. RICHARD AINsA VIII give q
M tea to compliment Miss Enid
Ainsa- In the afternoon al the
Afnsa home. on Pershing Drive.
Informal sat home AZ the central
Y. ". c. A building rom until Q
o'clock p. IN.
MONDAYS CALENDAR
Meeting Of the FL Paso Federation
OF TVomen's Clubs at 8 o'clock D. m al
the central y. w C. A. building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13


ton. Mrs ]. W. B. Robinson; vocal
solo. Mrs. ]. Walter Christie
1890 to 1:15-Luncheon viii be
served: Mrs. J. B. DubOse, chairman
1880 10 2-15-Hymn. 20 Zion. Haste"
violin solo. Miss Florence Crissey,
scripture, Isaiah 30, by Mrs Harry g
Miller; sentence prayers; chapter VI
Community leadership" Mrs. J. A
2I5 TO s-Vocal duet, Mrs. Paul
Heermans and Mrs K. C. Copenhaver;
hymn 346. rs Ny Name Written
Thereg' prayer Mrs: W 9 WISE
scripture. James $3.50, Mrs. / F.
Crockett: chapter v, Complex Com
munity situations. Mrs Paul Thomas
s to 3-45-Prayer. Mrs. W. w.
Waite: hymn, Labor On" prayer,
Mrs. Bradford Hardie; music selected;
Homes and Housing, Mrs. p G. March;
hymn. Onward, Christian Soldiers:'
offering for Assemblyis home mis-
sions, benediction-
The Woman's auxiliary will have
its regular monthly missionary meet
ing at 2:30 Tuesday at the church.
AIRS. X. c. COpenhaver viii have
charge Of the program which viii be
as follows. Talk on Africa Mrs. r. E.
Carson; prayer. Mrs. Paul Heermans:
"Out Where the West Begins" Mrs.
Harry C. Miller; song. Mrs. Walter
-
college. Miss Cornelia v. Taylor; song
in Spanish by Biantha Lancaster. A
social hour viii follow with Mrs.
c. W. Groom. Mrs A. Y. Crockett and
Mrs. K c. Copenhaver as hostesses.
= =
Three grand officer1 OF Grand In
ternational Auxiliary TO the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers Will ar
rive Thursday afternoon Mrs. Mary
=. Cassen, OF Cleveland, Ohio, grand
secretary and treasurer viii be the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Knight
They are coming to visit the local
Grand international Auxiliary and
numbers OF social courtesies viii be
extended them from Star OF 1900 d.
vision No. 15S g. J. A TO B. OF L E.
The FL Paso City Federation Of
Women's clubs viii meet at 8 o'clock
Monday afternoon at the Y. W. c. A
building and at that time an open
program Of civic questions viii be
given A. ". Norcop, president of
the Young Mems Business league,
viii talk on civics, and Mrs z. L
Lewis, Of the international Institute
OF the = W. c. A, viii also speak
The Woman's Benefit association Of
the Aaccabees, Review No. ~, VIII
give its annual ball Thursday even
ing, November IS at Liberty hall. The
committee in charge of arrangements
includes. Miss Nancy Brown, chair
man. and Mrs. Bell Carmical Mrs. Il
RAIDER, Mrs. A A Powell. Mrs ". II.
Naumann and Mrs. Tom Tolbert.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13
ANswERs 10 QUESTIONS

EXPECTANCT-It Is by no means
necessary TO wait many months for
the definite Improvement OF the
complexion You can beautify the
surface wonderfully BY the use OF
the following simple formula. BY
making 90 yourself you get q beau
ti1er far richer than you get ready
made in the stores. The results.
too, viii be more satisfying Nix
with two tablespoonfuls or rly-
cerine IN a pint OF water the con-
tents OF 0ne-ounce package Of
zintone. which can be procured at
any drug store. This viii give the
skin a spotless tint in a short time.
and you VIII be proud OF your re-
markable complexion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

MRS. O. c. N-Tou VIII nearly
always find that soap makes the
hair brittle and the scalp dry. What
every woman should use % an ar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

E1rBARR-ASsED - You should
never use anything which VII iF-
ritata the skin while removing Sd
perduous hair. Removing super
huous hairs now becomes a plsa1-
ure Instead OF a real dread ~ ycu
little 1ul1o solution which can Be-
obtained from your druggist It
leaves the skin as smooth. white
md aoft as before. There is no
reddeuinE or irritating, and Il never
fails TO remove the most obstinara
hairs with perfect ease. Il IS a.
pleasant 70 use as a lotion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

BLACKHEADs-Gst from your
druggist a package OF neroxin. and
sprinkle a little OF lt on q vet
cloth and rub this on the black
heads You VIII md they VIII dis
magicllly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

DESPERATE - You viii make
yourself look years younger u YOU
win follow this suggestion This
formula makes the skin texture
finer lt makes 90 firm and more
plump IN this way. and as q result.
IN a few days you see a very
marked difference In your appear
ish- You VIII realize quickly that
you have found a remarkably ef-
fectlVe wrinkle secret. and tell
your friends. Get from your drug
glst tWo-oulce package OF aptol
and mix with a tablespoonful Of
glycerlne IN a half pint Of water
Use this cream literally and ofren.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-13

MRS. G. F. D.-The best ana an
est face powder It fs possible e.
set Is called "Eresca Beauty Pow.
der which any druggist can sup
ply you in white. flesh or brunette
II Tar SURPRISES many imported
products
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CADETS OPEN
SEASON WITH
WARW00D HIGH
ORANGE wErT THROUGH HhhD
HORIMMAaH YHSTHRDAr AID
EXPECTED TO M IN BHAYp
Exact strsnath Of L.Insly osn He JudGsd
From Game ~ WarvOod mas
Already Played strong Teams

LInuly's grid tcnm headed by Coach
Furman NuqF. former WaShingion-Jct-
rcrpon Fipr. will open their season on
Friday afternoon at 2 OlcOck sharp on
tho Fair grounds. with Warwood hign
school This should prove tid-bit
event. az both teams nrc strong ana
should not provo a walk away for either
eleven.
The Cadets will he minus their won
dcrful backneld from last year but win
X. Stobps C. Hamil and Nichols going
good in the practice periods thus Tar:
they should turn out strong bunch OF
offensive backs On the ends Will prob
ably be Captain Spillers and HOFFMAN.
both flcct:ooted terminals. THAI arc
worthy Of mention considering their
wonderful work in the scrimmnR"s.
Berrrshen will hold down his old cen
ter position while JOsephs viii DC the
ONLY regular lincman lett on The guard
and tackle posiilOnS. Although theIo
ara still places To fill In In these posi-
lions. much promising material Ii at
nd ana the Orange ana Black should
trnt out a formidable looking eleven on
FIiday
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MOTIFS clover lnI"TpI"lNl ."n 81 Fhg i"'h
tern dIffIruit puII that lee stamped "h
the R,,"IrrnI"T that h"Id u mm"f
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Tine aud InatIu'ird ia" motorcycle
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~ub HonU what "I ~ 'ul 80 ASKED H"'y'
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! THE THEATRES!
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stats UUastabuiaTr.

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unuth p"a,l i'"nu vh" hah luH' pa .
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take hrr - tho Nri"r rh"hi'" T." " hurry
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WEST Alexander

Mr.. and Mrh wiley Davis left % DeSH
urday for week's visit with NJ
Davis and family OF Farmsdale, ono
her son LLOYD. left on Sunday for ~
months visit with her son Blaynsy' ~.
SalRm. y,
Bell attended tho meeting OF PresoyteLkl
Mt Old Concord. Pa, on Monday aAds
Tue sday Of this week. ,4
Mrs Sara Babcock and Mrs. Annle.
f. Craig and sister Mrs. VIM: Berryei
visited on Tuesday with relatives 81
Mrs, William Carr visited q few dayS
last week n her old home in Smithnel4
Ohio. and attended the fair while ~
that place. ~.