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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
Athletics Most
! Important Game
Three Pitchers Used IN Great Battle Between Philadelphia
and Detroit Eigers-Eddie Plank, Babe WaddeA ED
Jimmy Dygert on the Mound
AH FREDERICK O. Inn,

Connie MaCk aamous Philadelphia athletics Is
only manager who has American league remnants and three
championships the that Connie wanted win more
nan any other euded his easp That the flag of which the
Athletics apparently had cnehed mid September only 90 be nosed
put at the last minute by the Detroit Tigers who in September
flash through the Elephants points
Philadelphia Derois third this "trip, and
pennan finally hinged doubeheade which was be played
the last day of the instead deciding
@ historic afternoon the two teams finished the day exactly where
e started After four hours terrific baseball battling
essiona baseball Silk OLoughn called the
account of darkness The contest II innings the
nd OF that period being Go Che s lef Che Tigers half
game in the lead.
In Philadelphia ts Mas heeA looked
anne bitter memory with which New York fans remember the Merk
of 1908 when technically deprived the
nnant The Athletics would have this
hing but for ruling by Silk Ooughn who threw wobase hit
Harry Davis the grounds that policeman prevented
nrn kin thnn
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
Jack Dillon Loses
IH Comeback Bout
With Young F;ts

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March 81
Young Eftzsimmons Of Oklahoma. We
a referees decision oFaR SaCk Bllon.
OF Indianapolis. al che snt 0f ten fast
rounds here last night Fit&sinFmuuS
fought Dill0u al loag range and, con-
stantly jahhed his left into Dillon S
face. In the eighth round Fitzammuas
landed a left 20 Dillon's stomach thaR
nearly lifted hiRn of his Reet Maze
Hinkle. cf Toledo. refereed the Ns5ut
The men are middleweights.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
oErRosr AMERICANS

sBatted for Oldring in 18th inning.
Philadelphia -. .302 O2O 100 010 900 00-9
Detroit ......... O10 900 Az 010 600 00--S
Left on bases-Athletics 10, Detroit
II. Two-base hits-Hartsel 8, Nichols,
Davis, Oldring 2, j. Collins Crawford,
Cobb, O'Leary. Home runs-Davis,
Cobb. Stolen bases-Hartsel, Cobb,
Coughlin, O'Leary Sacrifice hits
Nichols 2, Powers j. Collins Crawford,
Schmidt. First base on balls-Off Dy-
CERT /, off Waddell /. off Plank 2, OFF
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12

Einsers club IN the final afternoon. th8
match being decided o. 4hs lest gTeea
when Miss Cummings sank a 1Q-foot
shot while hef opponent fooled a Eve
foot sS0t.
Two more members Of the SchaNN
family, brothers Of Wally and Bob. are
% take up professional baseball with
the Baltimore Internationals. Both
starred IN semipro ranks ground But
falo
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
Athletics "a Lead.

AS a result OF the thinning tie, De
troit left Philadelphia a fun game In
the lead. The Tigers then proceeded
TO mop up the Washlngtons IN four
straight games The Athletics chung on
to the finish. hoping against hope that
Washington might stop the new lead
ers, and were beaten out by six points.
WaddeHs collapse after he had been
handed a six-run lead In this game cost
him his job with the Athletics, the
team with which he performed his
most spectacular feats, Connie stood
much from Waddell during the eight
wears that Rube was with the Athletics,
but his poor showing in this crucial
game RWas the straw which BROKE the
camers back.
Mack would have no more of him, and
the following winter sold the famous
left-hander to the St. Louis Browns.
PHILADELPHIA AMERICANS.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
You Will Never Be Cured BY
GoCal Treatment With
SpTaya

Catarrh is a coalition ~ the blood
and can cot be cured by local applica-
tons OF sprays and douches; this has
been proven by the thousands who have
vainly rSsorted 20 this method u treat
ment.
Catarrh Ohould zoe be Ne9lectea %
experimental Nith. The wrong treat
ment is valuable time lose. during which
the disease is getting tirmer hold upon
its victim and making II more diff
cult for even the proper treatment TO
accomplish results.
Though Catarrh makes its first ap-
pearance in the nostrlls, throat and air
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
SIOUX CITY WILL
TRAIN In MIAMI

MIAMI, Okla, March 12.-The Miami
chamber Of commerce has received word
from G. w. Andrew, president Of the
Sioux City baseball team Of the West
ern league, that the club would hold
their spring training here. The date
FOR report Of players has not been set
but is expected during the last week
of March. Several exhibition games
have been matched here before the sea-
son opens.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12
KSON-MTTCHELL
BOUT is DEFERRED

MILWAUKEE,, March 1.-THE boxing
match scheduled here for March is
between Richie Mitchell and Willie
Jackson, with an advance seat sale of
900, was postponed last night after
OFFICIALS OF the club staging the match
announced they had been unable 10
get in touch with Jacksons manager,
Reports that one of Jackson's hands
had been injured were being inyesti-
gated, the club officials said.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12

Donovan 3. Struck out-By Walden
By Plank @ hy DunaEun d. Wild pitch
1 HIls-On DyEert ln t-8 inning or
Maddell M 2-a innings inoue out ID
subj OF Plank ID 5 innings TINS
pires-O Loughlia and Connolly Time
OF games hours and 50 minutes At
tendance-24, ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-12

veteran inneider. and Claude Rossman,
the Detroit first haseman. Monte,
pulled al his beak intending o. convey
90 Donovan the idea that Wild BIZ
had not nose but a prnnDscis Re
scnting this slam al Biirs beauty, Ross
man. playing first base, took a swing
at Monte and knocked him for a goal
Jennings then was obliged TO finish
the game with Pitchers Ed Kiliau and
George Mullin taking turns at guarding
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

90 REALISTIC was the snow scene
> effect at the University club on
Thursday evening that guests
might have shivered had # not been
for the CO.'S. warmth cfithe clubrooms
and the big CHEEKY fire in the fire
place.
snow" was embanked on curtains
and window seats and covered the
miniature forest which screened the
orchestra The moon shOne through
the forest in artistic effect as the
dancers enjoyed the moonlight waltz
es. A pretty feature vas the lgnts
OF various tints which were thrown on
the dancers
Punch was served throughout the
evening and Ices INFO which were
moulded 81. for the New year. and
cake were dispensed at the intermis-
sion.
Another dance viii be given at the
club during January Lloae present
for the annual snow dance We're
Mr.. and Mrs j. ". Christie, Mr. and
Mrs. Julius W Loreurzen. llr. and
Mrs. VIM. n. Pink. 1lr. and Mrs. Jus
tin @. White. AR and Mrs. A. J. stray
er. Mr. and Mrs F. j. simmons, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. j. Jennings. Mr.. and
Mrs A. r. Feean, l1r. and Mrs Breed
love smith. Mr. and Mrs w S. Nc
Math. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Walthal,
lIr. and Mrs. c. l. Pelham. Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. Il Seamon, Mr.. and Mrs Jas
ii. Parker. 1ir. and Mrs. =. Gilbert
Mcclellan. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Small.
Mr.. and Hrs. ". A White. Mr. and
Mrs. a. j. Morris. Nr. and 1irs. c. II.
Wilchar. Mr.. and Mrs r. 7. Mulberry.
llr. and AIRS. u. A. Darling, M and
8irs. r. S. Moore. Mr and Mrs. o. r.
Palm, Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. HOungblood,
Mr. and Mrs. Hope Smith. Alr. and MIS-.
r. p. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs Julius
Krakauer. Mr. and Airs. Norman
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs j. 6. Barada.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. O. Crowell, Alr. and
AIRS. J. T. Clary. lIr. and Mrs. j. ~.
Crowdus. Mr. and Mrs. +. w. Berk-
Shire. Mr.. and AIRS. Chas. Noliertsen
Mr.. and AIRS r. III. Banuen, Mr. and
Mrs. w. C. ward. DR.. and Mrs. Geo
II. Mengel Mr.. and AIRS. Frank ].
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Hrs. James Pickett Is Hostess At Tea
Given In Honor OF Society MatronS

salads tea. every variety OF christ
mas cake. and salted and sugared
nuts were served Mrs. James era
nam lTcNarv. Mrs Joseph Wlilialns
and Mrs w. Y. Fink did the honors
"a the tea table Mrs. Williams was
eowned I'm a smart frock Of tan and
dark blue georEet combined with dark
bIue taffeta and beaded Mrs. Nc
Narv's gown was Of turQuois blue
gatfn. embroidered with opalescents
and worn with Jet and diamond orna-
menLs.
Mrs Fink was attired IN black
seuuin creation with emerald green
satin under the chiffon OF the bodlce
and the frock was beaded vita Wnlte-
The house party al wearing the
smartest OF frocks. included Mes
danes j. F. Williams, H W BroaQ-
dus. W. n. Fink. r. b. Homan, T. W.
Tanfer. HUGH Grouse. Charles Z. Pei
ham. c. W. Groom, j w CroWdus-
CIV I,e ROY warren. C. N Hendricks,
lIaude Harvey, James A. DICK, r-oyu
Poe. Walter Arnold r T. a-9sso ~ p
VIII T.. Owen, James G. AeSary'
Francis Beans OF Los Angeles = d.
Worsham-
open house viii be observed a. the
home Of judge and Mrs. " ll4la-ln
Robert Smith from until O'Clock
al their home in Hawthorne Place to-
morrow afternoon 10 invitations
have been issued. but friends VIII can
Informally during the reeeption
hours. A large house party VIII ASSIST
in the honors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Society Is Planning For Charity
Ball BY Queens Daughters Jan. %

TOR thirteen years one OF the most
1 important social events on the
calendar has been the charity ball
by the Queens Daughters The funds
from. the dance are given 10 charity,
REGARDLESS OF the denomination or
creed OF these in need This year the
event is TO be brilliant and elaborate
in detail The date selected IS jan
uary IS at the ball room OF hotel
Paso del Norte-
The ball in addition to its good
purpose IS interesting from social
and fashion viewpoint for IL ia
veritable revue OF lovely gowns and
costly jewels and maids and matrons
are already planning their costumes
Mrs =. @. Roman Is chairman Of the
executive committee and those serv-
ing with her viii include Miss IL C.
Doyle. Mrs. n L Quesnel and Mrs
chairman OF the decoration commit
tee and she viii be assisted by Mrs
James lagoffin. Mrs. r V. Davis and
Ms c. j.. Kelly, Mrs ". G. Roe IS
chairman for the music committee.
her assistants being Mrs George saw
age and Mrs. Martin p Sweeney. Mrs
Dan T. White IS chairman for the
refreshmeut committee and her as
sistants are: Mrs. W. W Rose, Mrs
Gus 1Tomsen and Mrs. H n Andreas
MS D. E4s GeA4EL1 Is llAe-AA man AAA
the invitations and she viii be as
sisted by Mrs. J. j. DriscOI, Mrs. Leo
c. Hartford and Mrs J. 3. Benton
Mrs. Frank Ainsa is treasurer
A group Of the younger set made
merry at a holiday dance given on
Thursday evening ~ Miss Lurana
Morris A Christmas motif was used
in the decorations and refreshments
Of pretty arrangement were served
The party was chaperoned by Miss
Agnes Kendall and included: NARY
Frances Robinson, Marjorie Eeece-
Sarah Catherine Akard Harriette Lo-
PEI. Annabeu Gray, nellie Hotchlziss,
Florence Glover. Kathyleen Orndorf,
Bernice Franklin, Eric Monroe, Rus
sell stiles. Jean Donohue. A Plunkett.
John Polly. Dan White. Leroy Glar-
don, George Glardon, Harris Henning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

EHRISTlLAs cheer was evidenced on
I, every hand 1T the tea given
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. James
Pickett AZ the Pickett home, on Non
ward Reynolds ard AIRS. Hallett Ray
uolds, who have recently come 10 III
Paso.
AIRS Picketts little daughter. Esther
Calvert chick and dainty 10 a trel-la
fr0clc OF black taffeta- em1roidersl- e.
cei-ef she cards OF the callers. The re-
ceptiOn room was transl ornea INC
2 scene OF SNOW. and gllrterlng
slciclesf hung from the ceiling ca1i-
nets and other appoln-llllieI IS me
same theme was featured in The draw
frg room Both rooms were lighted
with crimson candles and were fra-
Grant -ffr great bowls OF crimson
ana white carnations. A large basket
Of lavender chrysauthemums was one
1TrF Pickett and her honor guests
received En- the drawing room
Mrs Ballet Reynolds was cos
tuned IN georget LrQck q aaIk
nirs. heavily beaded wish white, and
FTrs. Edward Reynolds was atlired in
z taffeta gown Of tan combined win
chiffon Of self tone
1Trs. Pickett wore a stunning im-
ported gown OF black Eequins com
blned with black tulle and bQrdered
with gold seQuins, wide at TIE edge
OF the skirt and extending IN nor
rover motif almost 10 the girdle line
Ear ian was OF turquois blue ostricn-
About the tables, manteis ana q ln-
fou-F were mounds OF snoWhalls and
TIE scene fn the dining room, in ar
ffstfc. contrast TO the snow scene Of
drawing and reception rooms, gilt
rered With tinsel A Christmas tree
sr-be5dad In snow occupied the cen
ter OF the table and from its glitterinE
branches festoons Of tinsel were e1-
tended to the chandelier aud then IL
canopy effect the ceiling vas entirely
hfdden with the tinsel dropping from
seztoous o. sa4Ter.
"A Chrlslmas tree in the upper hall
wav hliuked muiticOlored lights and
me rooms on the upper floor were
feroratad with pink roses The wiz
f1-r ssat was banked with flowers as
we're the other appointments Of the
rrcR-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Mr. and hrs. Berg Entertain This
Evening At YSleta Country Estate


z fR AND AIRS. SOL 7 BERG VIII
I'LL give a holiday party this evening
a. their country estate at Lslera-
The guests VIII include friends anouI
l1e ueiEn 11rnooq ana prlQze alu
dancing VIII be included in the eve
ulnE's faslvities-
Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock the
Womsu's guild OF the First Eresby-
lerian church held its business ana
social meeting r. The home q LIS
A. J. MOTIFS, 1l0t East California
street Reports were made by the
chairman Of the different commit
1sea and Mrs D. j. smafhorst told
of the Christulas tree which the
guild gave 1or the patients II the
county hospital on Christmas eve Dr.
POE explained the need Of money for
rle slarTAlg cAldrel OF Europe ald
an opportunity was given for mem
heEs OF the guild 20 contribpte 10
me feature OF the social hour was
the exchanging Of gifts Zach mem
Der present had brought package
containing surerflu0us Christmas
occasion. These were exchanged sew
aral times and at @ given signal the
holders opened their packages and
much lnerriment was caused BY the
Refrshments were served By 1lrs.
Norris and her isrants. Mrs D. j..
cuallnorsE Mrs. Isl W. kaaura- Mrs.
p = McChesnev. AIRS. S. C.. Won Al
men. AIRS. l. A. White and AIRS ). C.
Barada-
1rrs. Tom Lea superintendent Of
the senior department Of The First
BAPTIST church Sunday school gave a
Christmas party Thursday evening
r1r tie members o. the department.
Christmas decorations were utilized
IN the reception rooms and games
we're played. Eifry guests were
present
The City Union Of Baptist Young
People VIII hold g watch party this
evening at the First Baptist church,
beginning az g o'clock Al short BUSH
ress session wiz be followed at mid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
SoUiets Order Execution
OF Officials In Armenia

Coustanunople. Turkey, Dec. 81
According to what IS believed TO be
reliable from Batum. a soviet court
set up in Armenia has condemned to
death several Armenian deputies and
former ministers. including DR.. Alex
ander Khatissian. premier and for
elrn ministe OF the Armenian repub-
lie Of the Caucasus. whose fate IS
unknown. The adTices also say thai
the court sentenced 20 dLath Gen Dire.
soviet war commissary, upon denun-
citation Of him By commissary Le-
grand. Russian soviet representative
az Erivan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Club Gives Dinner Party
At Miss Lenna RobinSon'S Studio

Robert smith and Fritz Bryant
The 3. B. s club is expanding It's
activities and meets once each week.
one OF its most delightful customs IS
an Informal studio tea in the club
rooms sunday afternoons from until
6 o'clock
The shriners VIII hold their an
nuaI watch party this evening az
Scottish Rite cathedral on Texas
street The festivities VII begin al
q o'clock and dancing and other in
taresrfng features VIII make the eve
ninr an enjoyable one c L Sir
mans IS potentate Of FL MAZDA TEN
pie
Wade Hampton chapter o D. G
viii attend the funeral OF Dr. =. W.
Bryan which IS to be held on Satur-
day afternon at 4 o'clock from the
residence $500 Hueco street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

Turner. DR.. and Mrs. Hugh-1L shan
non. DR.. and Mrs Robert 7. Ebert
DIT. and Mrs Willis r. smith, DR.. and
Mrs. z. 3. Rogers Mrs. Pearl Ham
baugh. Mrs Barton, sfrs., Marie RoE-
ers. Mrs. T. F.. Beals; Misses Louise
Sanburn, Frances Turrentine. Alice
lTyles, Emily Kemp. Fegan. Cunning
ham, Norma Nilsson. sue Crombie,
Elizabeth H0ey, Frances Turner, Mar
Earet Ormsbee- Lola Bess smith: Drs.
j. III. Paget, W. F. Ducket, c. c. HO-
man and T. ". BroWder, Stanley W.
Coon, Richard W. Curtis. Leslie Def.
II. G. Dunbar. F. B. Fletcher. p A.
shaver. Ernest Sauer, Chas. c. Grif-
fin. L r Lester.
+. L. Mulberry was IN charge OF the
plans for the affair.
=
The New Years dance 70 be given
by Mission Han club at Mission hall,
West Tsleta, viii take place on SAT-
urday evening. instead Of this even
Ing, as formally announced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

OFFICERS Of the eth cavalry VIII
" give a paper chase tomorrow
morning. The chase VIII start
from regimental headquarters at g
o'clock Breakfast viii be served IN
the officers club following the ride.
Mai F. B. Kobes and Lieut. W D.
van InEen VIII lay the course and
Lieut.. II. r. Gay with Miss Alzina
Orndorff viii control the ride to the
second check, from which point all
VIII be free TO hunt the scent The
first couple following it 10 the fin
ishjng point viii be declared the
wilmer Of the hunt
A free for ali officers horse race
IS usually held on New Years morn
ing. but due TO the fact that there
are only a few horses capable Of CIV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
about Ell Pasoans.

C. J. stauard IS III at his home
1874 san Francisco street
Arerrick Breck left today FOR the
University Of Chicago. He has been
here during the holidays with MS
parents. DR.. and Mrs. /. II. Breck-
Mrs. +. F. Hankins is sllil very
two weeks she was at Hotel Dleus
but She has been taken to her resi-
dence. rs North St Vraln street
where she was reported Friday. as
resting wen. She was unconscious
for four and a half days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
What fine coffee
YOU could blend

IF you only knew just how, you
too could blend coffee as rich
and satisfying as H & K
You would choose Brazil's pre-
MUM harvest, which is the deli
ciously mild coffee nom the
Sac Paulo uplands.
But YOU would know that even
Ibis agreeable coffee would seem
rather too sweet and placid, just
bv itself. So you would enhven
if with the favor-berry from the
mountain haciendas round re-
mote Medellin.
You would sIdIlfully balance ones
richnesswith the others zest and
tang. And you would roast the
blend very carefully, to bring out
the full aroma and deep strength
Then, to keep it fresh ill you
wanted to use it, you would seal
it tight in an air-proOf canister
lust as H SIX Coffee is brought
to YOU. No wonder such coffee
contents people,
Hsnlsy & KnssIla Coffee & Spice Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

ETIGHTFUL Christmas dinner
~ PARTY was given Thursday even
iue BIZ the 3. 2 s club az 4lss
I.enna Robinson's studio. which mas
been fitted up for clubrooms Tor tne
organization .,--
F-neiish ivy, Christmas VTreatla.
Crimson bells and other emblems OF
4he season gave the holiday atHos-
nhere 10 the studio. and CRIMSON
candles lighted the dinner ta1-ei
which was decorated Wlln po-Ass--
tias-
covers we're placed FOR club mem
hers and g Few guests, the personnel
q the PARTY including Misses Nancy
HeaI1 WlIliams- Mildred Rogers. Jane
EurEes. Marion HOWE, halne1lile
Dici-. Frances Oppenheimeri Virginia
f1irz-6 Rurtrarn and Alzina Oruuor11
snd Francis 3roaddus, Ralph Pate
man. Billy Race, Austin Ferreuol
prestou Eerrenct, John Cricket
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Saturdays calendar
In Local Society
BYE. Obber

open HOUSE" at the home Of
u judge and Mrs. William Robert
smith from 3 until o'clock,
1927 Hawthorne Place
Tea dansant at the TOltec club
house in the afternoon
"Open house" from 3 until 5 o'clock
at the Woman's clubhouse.
wedding Of r J. Crissey and Miss
Mary Heermans at 3 o'clock IN West
minister Presbyterian church
open house" at the quarters OF
Mai. and Mrs E n Burgher in the
sth cavalry.
Dance at Mission hall. West vs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Y.W.C. 4. Members To Have
Annual Luncheon January s

viii have supper on Mount Franklin
New Years. The club including girls
OF the a'TF' and their escorts VIII go
to the end Of The Highland Park car
line and rtheu hike up Mount Frank
lin. They viii leave the central
building with secretaries in charge OF
the outing at z-30 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W croWdus VIII en-
terrain at dinner this evening al the
Crowdus home 10 hon7r AIr. and Mrs.
A. J. Inderriedens OF Lordsburg, n IL
Covers VIII be placed for ten guests.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
NORTHWEST r. r. RATE
ON WHEAT UNCHANGED

salt Lake City. Utah. Dec 31.-In
response to the petition Of Utah and
Idaho interests that the oregon short
Line railroad should reduce the
freight rates on wheat in northern
Utah and southern Utah to facilitate
movement and aid the farmers, word
was received here today from W. r.
Robinson. freight traffic manager OF
the Union Pacific, which controls the
Oregon Short Line, that it was I'M
possible 10 accede 10 the request
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31

ONE Of the largest ard most in
" tsreztine events Of The year in
y. y. C. A. circles Is the annual
luncheon. q ref together Of members
Cf the orEanization- The luncheon
this- year Wil be held January s at
10 o'clock In the central y" bullding.
with Miss Irene Ballard, secretary Of
rha cafeteria supervising
The luncheon is open 70 members
and win be followed by 2 short husi-
ness meeting and program.
The liking club Of the T. W. @ A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Two Men Are Held
On Theft charge

Fernando Torres and Jose sails
were held for the grand jury under
liminary hearing before justice Clark
Wright on q charge OF taking a watch
from James D. Han One man, Hall
said. brushed against him in a crowd
while another took his watch.
Torres and Sails were arrested az
ter a chase started when the men at
tempted to cash q cashiers check at
jewelry store.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
Officers OF Seventh Cavalry To Be
Hosts Tomorrow At Paper Chase

Ing the two or three leaders a run
for their money. Il was decided 70
substitute the chase
wednesday evening the patients at
the Fort Bliss station hospital en-
soyed moving pictures through the
courtesy Of j. n. Edgar Hart The
picture included a news reel an AMI
mated cartoon and Prince Chap
The nine reels were shown at the
Red Cross house.
Thursday evening a progressive
pinochle party was given among the
patients in the Red Cross house
Next Tuesday evening there VIII
be a dance at the Red Cross house
for the patients and the medical de-
tachment men. The It'll cavalry or
chestra viii provide the music
Friday evening VIII again be laa-
tured with a movie show.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
SALT RIVER VALLEY CROPS
VALUE IS ESTIMATED

Phoenix. Ariz-. Dec. 3l.-Outside Of
cotton. estimate has been made that
the crops OF the salt River valley for
the past season have had gross
value Of S5.617.000. from $1,000 acres.
alfalfa leading. with grains second.
No estimate was made OF the value
OF cotton from more than 10000
acres.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-31
ENGAGEMENT OfEI PaSo Man To
Philadelphia Girl Announced

TNFOR3IATION has been received OF
1 The announcement OF the engage
ment OF Miss Viola Springer. daugh-
ter OF 1Ir. and Mrs Eugene Springer.
OF Philadelphia, Pa, to Henry A. Hell.
OF FL Paso. Miss Springer visited
here a year ago and wiz be remem-
bered by many friends.
1lr. Hell has lived here for many
years and IS a nephew Of l. n. Hell, a
prominent business man