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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09
Ell Pasodns Returning.

Mrs. / Weiss has returned from
California, where she spent the sum
mer.
Mrs. Joe Zeilmen has returned from
Cloudcrofr where she spent the
sumner.
Mrs A Block. OF the Linden hotel
has returned from q seven weeks
visit at Cloudcroft-
Miss Ruth Schwartz has returned
from the California beaches. where
she spent the summer.
Maj. r r. Burgess and his daughter
Miss Jane Burgess, returned Wednes-
day from q visit to the beaches on the
Pacific coast
Bob" Gibson, local representative
Of the Kalamazoo office system, has
returned from a business trip east,
having visited Cincinnati, New York,
Chicago and other points. he at
tended Rotary club meetings in all
the cities visited
1lr. and Mrs. A. stolaroff have re-
turned from California where they
have spent the sumner. they are
the guests Of their daughter and son,
Mr.. and Mrs Harry LYMAN, at SIS
Prospect avenue. After September Is
1ir. and Mrs. Stoiaroff viii be located
at the Rosemont apartments on North
Oregon
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Koch and
baby daughter Kathryn, who have
been spending the last four months
AZ southern California beaches, have
returned to their home at 1914 Law
ton avenue. They have as their guest
M Koch's aunt, Miss sallie z Koch.
Of Philadelphia Pa. who will spend
the winter with them.
Mrs Margaret Buckler returned
Friday TO the Buckler country place
in the lower valley, after an extended
visit through the west and northwest.
City, Portland. Seattle, san Francisco
and in Los Angeles, where she was
the guest OF her son, Claude Buckler,
who Is IN the real estate business.
Mrs. J. r. Coles and her two daugh-
ters. Katherine and Caroline, have re-
turned from visit to Santa Fe and
Clouocrott- Mrs. Coles and the chill
dren spent several weeks IN Santa Fe
and stopped on their way home for a
visit OF q week In the COles's sum
mer home IN Cloudcroft
Today brings home another colony
OF FL Paso folk who spent the sum
mer or a part OF it in Cloudcroft.
are included Mr.. and Mrs. Horace B.
Stevens, two daughters, Misses Eliza
beth and Margaret, and their son,
Philip. Mrs Stevens and her daugh-
ters and son have been at their sum
mer home. hillside" in Cloudcroft
since the first Of July.
M and Mrs ". R Shutes and their
two children viii come home this
afternoon from their summer home,
'Nevermind." at Cloudcroft
Mrs Fred Knollenberg, with her
daughter, Elizabeth, and guest, Mrs.
A. J. Morris. win return this after
noon after spending the summer at
Eagle Eyris, Cloudcroft-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09
Miss Brown EntertainS With Merienda,
Pleasing Custom OF Spain and Mexico

Mrs. r L Holiday. lIr. and Mrs. F.
IL Murchison, Mr.. and Mrs. A II.
Goldstein. Mr.. and Mrs Myrtii Cob
lentz, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bowie. Mr..
and Mrs Fred Billings, Mr.. and Mrs.
John McEary, Mr.. and Mrs. W. R.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. 7. White, Mr..
and Mrs. James A Dick, 1fr. and Mrs.
G. " Newman, Mr.. and Mrs c. Napel
Mr. and Mrs. J. h Nations, Mrs.
Bapty, Miss Virginia Girard. Ruth
McNary, T. c. Earle, John Crockett,
Tom Holiday, J. o. Crockett and
Graham McNary.
Another announcement OF interest
for the social calendar Of the week
Is the tea which Mrs. A s. Peatross
Is to give on Friday afternoon at the
Peatross home. 1886 Federal street
to honor her cousin, Mrs r ". Pea
ross, who has come to this city to
reside and to honor Miss Dorothy
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Mack. Fifty guests have been asked
to the courtesy for the visitors, and
the receiving hours are from 4 until
o'clock
Another affair among many which
viii make the weekend replets with
pleasure. viii be an informal dinner
given by Mrs. Rowland Anderson
preceding the Calumus club dance on
Saturday evening for a group Of the
for Misses Nora Henderson. Mary
Caples, Mildred Pew, Marjorie Pew,
katherine Earle, Robert Washburn,
Wagner Dawson. George Matlrin,
Paul, James H. and Rowland Ander-
son, and the hostess.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

n Kiss ETHEL BROWN is giving a
IWt merienda this afternoon at the
Brown home on Mesa avenue, q
merienda being an informal tea be-
tween the luncheon and dinner hours,
one OF the most delightful customs OF
autumn gardens make fragrant and
beautiful the reception suits Of the
Brown home, and Mexican delicacles
followed by an ice course are served
at a table OF beautiful appointment
IN the dining room An electroller
centers the table and flowers Of
dainty variety are scattered over the
tables embroidered cover. Mrs.
Bryan Wells Brown assists Miss
guests, who are Misses Enid. Patty
and Marion Ainsa, Nancy Bean VIII
iams, Ruth Schwartz Margaret Neff.
Alzina and Burtram Orndorff, Mary
Magoffin, Anne Magoffin. Sadie Ruth
Aldridge, Katherine Earle, Lucille
Cloud, Frances Oppenheimer and Mrs.
Adine N. Stafford
Another courtesy for the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. James Graham McNary
was rendered on Wednesday evening
by J. o. Crockett Frank Murchison
and ". L Tooley. This affair was a
dinner dance at the Country club In
the upper valley. 1t was a very en-
joyable affair. Flowers Of the season
decorated the clubhouse and table for
the dinner service The honor guests
were Ar. and Mrs. William Cady. Mr..
and Mrs. William Cady, IT.. Miss
Octavia Cady, Miss Virginia DeAIott
and Miss Matte Calhoun. The guests
who motored out for the dinner dance
were: Mr.. and Mrs. McNary, Mr.. and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09
Society'S Interest, As Usual, CenterS
About Coming Events OF Horse Show

COCIETY'S interest for the autumn
is centering about the horse show,
which this year Is TO be unusually
elaborate.
The dates for the show are October
horseWomen are Ioath to leave the
city for school and visits in the east
until after the event, for maids and
matrons are to have a prominent part
In the shows activities. Brig. Gen
Robert L howe and officers OF his
command are making interesting
plans, and Col. George 7. White Is
chairman for arrangements. Maj. Gen
Joseph 7. Diclzman and Maj. Gen
James G. Harbord viii be present for
the event
and the horse show proper viii be
held the day following. On both nights
there viii be a brilliant display Of
fireworks, and On the evening Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

scrappy old boLcars and rats
loaded, not with palaces Of wonder,
but with riekety and sloveniy cages.
probably not more than dozen -
an. Farther on, a boLcar. the paint
worn from its sides, contained per
haps 50 horses Nearby were three
elephants and as many camels In an
other ordinary cattle car. The cam
els were NANCY, the elephants were
small Where could the wonders OF
20 years ago have gomez
No demigods stalked about IN ma
festic authority over denizens OF the
wild Instead. four big negroes Dosseo
a dozen boys. whose red eyes and de-
jected air told too plainly that they
too, had had their Illusions and that
these were shattered under the grim
lash OF adversely. A starved boy OF
Il sucked on a strong black pipe as
he cursed a team Of ponies. man
appeared and tackled a card on one
OF the cars The Observer edged
nearer and read: This car In bad
order" II was the elephant car, too
Gods Crash to Earth.
A hundred yards down the track
the rousIabout crew began unloading
cages. canvas wagons, poles ana
boards No glamour there In the
other direction. a string OF three d.
lapidated coaches housed the wonder
heart 70 an ecstacy Of delight Some
OF ehem came out to glimpse the
burg" Their smile was not there
they looked tired and worn Truly
the gods had fallen to earth
The parade, even the circus Itself
continued the dissolution OF cherished
ideas. That circus, the first IN my
life, has ever held a great place in
my dreams Because II was the first
IL was the greatest. During the IN
Lerveuing years have seen the best
circuses America has. But none ever
held the high esteem Of that first
one-ths same saw crawl into town
Sunday morning. I have weakened
The dream Is gone. Things are not
what they seem
Have I lost or gained7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09
WOMAN
PRAISES IT
Mrs. Brandies Says No
Other Medicine Helped
Her Like Tanlac.

Giving a testimonial for a medi-
cine Is something never thought OF
doing, but Tanlac has helped me so
much that for the sake OF others
an glad TO make a public statement"
said Mrs A Brandies, OF 2se Twenty
second St. Ogden, Utah, recently.
About q year and a half ago I
had severe attack OF influenza.
which left me suffering from indiges-
ton. rheumatism and other troubles.
Ny stomach was SO upset that moth
ing agreed with me, for always after
meals I had a dull. heavy feeling, with
almost unbearable pains IN the pit OF
my stomach. 1 was badly crippled
up with rheumatism and my feet
were 50 swollen could hardly stand
to wear my shoes was extremely
nervous, any sudden noise would
make me jump, and It was no unusual
thing for ne 70 roll and toss for
hours at night before getting to
sleep. Ny strength seemed to be
completely gone and I felt miserable
all the time.
Although tried many a different
medicine, I never found anything to
do me any real good until I got Tan
lac, but this medicine began to build
me up right from the start. I have
Just finished my fourth bottle OF Tan
lac and II has given me absolute re-
LIEF from all my troubles Ny appetite
is just fine and I can eat anything
and everything I want without SUI
tering any distress whatever after
meals The rheumatism has quit
troubling me, and the swelling has
gone out Of my feet so that I can
wear my shoes and walk with ease.
Ny nerves are steady as a clock. and
in every way I am feeling stronger
and better than for a long time. Tan
lac has certainly done me a world OF
good, and think so much Of It I an
constantly telling my friends aocut
it."
Tanlac is sold in FL Paso by Cordeu
Drug Co; in Fl Handbook by TT Han
cock General Mdse. Co. AMI In Fabens
by Faben Drug Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

AIhe Misses Reaney were assisted
by their mother and Misses Mary and
Elizabeth Kelly, Katherine Kilburn
and Mrs. z Del Campo.
Many beautiful gifts Eesr received
by the honor guest, which she opened
while the Ices and cake were being
dispensed Punch was served on the
vine shaded porch OF the Reaney
quarters during the afternoon
Miss Howe was attirsd IN a frock
Of yellow organdy, made with sash.
pockets and short full skirt II was
embroidered with the quaintest OF
French uosegays OF colored wool.
With It she wore a big picture hat OF
cream. and yellow with nosegays in
trimming.
So
Miss Ruth Schwartz was hostess
Wednesday evening TO a dinner party
OF beautiful appointment TO compli-
ment her guest, Miss Natalie He'll
perrin, OF Shreveport, La Pink was
the pretty tint Of decoration featured
with blossoms. pink candles, and place
cards OF rose shades. Covers were
placed for 20 guests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09
OF Time RObs Life OF
Sweet Illusions Of BOyhoOd

TWENTY years ago the Observer,
who was then not an observer and
whose first year Of school had
made him aware OF such a thing as
drudgery, sneaked out OF bed an hour
before dawn, dressed In dark and
silence and slipped out Of a back
door. Once clear OF the house. he
dashed for the railroad yards, a half
mile away, and there entered into a
man made paradise. A circus was
unloading.
ROustabOutH Were Idols
To thar boy the slatternly roust-
abouts were gods They knew all
about elephants, camels, monkeys and
other things, which 70 the boy spelled
adventure They prodded a huge ele-
plant with sharp hook as uncon-
cernedly as though the feat were
nothing and their lives might not pay
the penalty. II was this boys first
circus, and truly It was a great and
wonderful thing. When huge negro
whose two garments consisted Of a
shirt that had once been blue and a
nondescript pair OF trousers, asked
at the recognition
'Tu ger you one" and back he ran
the half mile, to steal a full box OF
matches and avoid the rising family
He returned and spent an hour
finding that negro and making his
offering.
The parade was too grand for or
binary vocabularies, at least for the
vocabulsries OF year olds. Not a
flaw marred the perfect day which
closed with a tired runaway, Vainly
trying to conjure enough nerve 10
sneak about the big wagons, and
thence out into the world
Palaces Of Wonder Gone.
Last Sunday morning the same OBJ
server got out OF bed; an hour after
dawn this time; TO see that same cir
Gus unload. Alas, how times do
changei There stood in AL about a
half dozen cars, and such carsl No
longer were they the gondolas OF
paradise. Time had turned them into
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09
Elaborate Banquet Is Given To Honor
White Shrine OF Jerusalem Official


DOVE SHRINE NO. 3 OF the White
Shrine Of Jerusalem entertained
with an elaborate banquet We'd
nesday evening in the / O. O. F. hall
to compliment Mrs. Blanche Folsom
Wheeler. supreme worthy high priest
ess OF the White Shrine OF jerusalem.
The arrangements for the entire eve
ming were in charge Of Mrs Julia A.
Sharp. worthy high priestess OF the
local organization. and her assisting
committees.
The banquet begun at $50, with 100
guests present Those in charge OF
the arrangements were Mrs Carrie L
Eutchins, Mrs Walter Pringlei Mrs
Mollie Acton and Mrs. Sharp. The
committee in charge OF the serving
Included Mrs. Martha. Barrett, Mrs.
Paul Laymon, Mrs Maybelle Irwin,
Mrs Gertrude Payte, Miss Margaret
Thompson, Miss Beatrice ellis and
Mrs. Hans Johansen-
The tables were decorated with car
nations, asters and ferns artistically
placed, and the gift OF Mrs. Bertha G
Thornhill.
After the banquet service a ceremo-
NAL and initiation OF IS candidates
was held with Mrs Wheeler. the guest
OF honor At this time beautiful has-
kets OF roses were presented to Mrs.
Wheeler and TO Mrs Charles RAIDER,
supreme herald OF the White Shrine
OF Jerusalem The shrine also pre-
sented Mrs Wheeler with a handsome
hand carved leather travelling Jewel
case.
At noon today Mrs. Charles RAIDER,
AZ whose home on Pershing Drive
Mrs. Wheeler is q guest, vas hostess
TO a prettily planned luncheon The
reception rooms OF the RAIDER home
were decorated with American Beauty
roses and similar flowers decorated
the table for the luncheon service.
Corsage bouquets Of Cecil Drummer
roses were presented the guest Place
cards with rose design marked COW
ers for the following: Mrs. Wheeler,
Mrs Belle Carmical, Mrs John T.
Cornwall Mrs Julia S. Sharp. lfrs E
W DOrman. Miss Helen Swift Dr. Ida
Bishop. Miss Pearl Manning and the
hostess
Prior to the luncheon Mr.. RAIDER
took the guests for a motor trip about
the city and valley.
Alrs- Sharp will honor Mrs.. Wheeler
with an informal reception on Satur-
day afternoon at The Sharp home
1901 North Kansas street. me guests
VIII include members Of the three FL
Paso chapters OF the Order OF East
ern Star, Harmony chapter, Plefades
chapter and FL Paso chapter. Mrs.
Wheeler IS past worthy matron OF
Rose Croix chapter, O. E S. OF Chi
cago, her home
Mrs R c Walshe entertained the
members OF the Tourist club on We'd
nesday afternoon, this being the first
meeting OF the autumn and winter
A business meeting was held and
work Tor the year was planned Re
treshments were served The guests
included only the club members. The
next meeting viii be held with Mrs.
Josephine L. Dryer, OF 624 North
santa Fe street Mrs J. J. Knox and
Mrs S ]. Fennell VIII read papers at
ne meeting Mrs J. h smith wiz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

for q wedding trip TO St Louis, Dali
las, Houston and New Orleans. They
will return October J.
=
The wedding OF Nell Francis Grow
don ard Miss Catherine Frances
O'Boyle took place on Wednesday
evening at $3.50 o'clock at the church
Of the Immaculate Conception with
Rev. Father Francis Roy officiating
The bride was attended BY her sister
Miss Margaret O'Boyle, and Miss Ger
trude Gallagher. Mr. Growdon was
attended BY his brothers, John Grow
don. W. E. GroWdon, and J. P. Cal
lagher.
1Ir. Growdon formerly lived II
Denver, Colo. He and his bride win
reside here and are at home at 1I10
Wyoming street Mrs Growdon Is a
sister Of Mrs Joe Gemoets- She has
made her home here for several years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09
Fridays calendar
In Local Society

LETTING IN the afternoon Of Wade
M Hampton chapter OF the Q. D. c
at the army Y W G A cluD-
house In the city. An election Of Of
ficers viii take place
Luncheon at Elks' clubhouse TO
compliment Mrs. Blanche Folsom
Wheeler. supreme worthy high priest
ess Of the White Shrine OF Jerusalem,
who is a visitor IN the city Drive to
Juarez IN the afternoon.
The Young Women's auxiliary TO
Central Baptist church viii hold q
meeting and social session IN the eve
ming in farewell honor TO a group Of
It's members leaving soon for school.
Dance in the evening in honor OF
the Bankhead national highway con-
voy at the Automobile clubhouse in
West Tsleta-
Mrs. A S Peatross viii entertain
with 3 tea from to s o'clock IN com
pliment to Mrs. r ". Peatross and
Miss Dorothy Calls OF Denver, Colo,
at the Peatross home, S156 Federal
street
Meeting OF the Robert E. Les chap
ter OF the Q D. c. at 3 p m at the
chapter rooms IN the Woman's club
house, following a meeting OF the
John c Brown camp. c. C V at ESQ
o'clock at the same place. An election
OF officers viii be held at the Robert
e Lee chapter meeting
Meeting OF the Woman's Choral
club at 1870 a. m at the Woman's
clubhouse.
Nesting OF The Girls Bridge club
with Miss Virginia Morse as hostess
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09
Friends OF Miss Howe Present Her
With Many Pretty Gifts At Shower
l - KATHERIllE I'D ELIZA-I

4 TISSES KATHERINE AND ELIZA
M BETH REANEY. daughters Of
Col and Mrs. r J. Reaney, gave
an informal tea and shower OF gifts
Wednesday afternoon TO compliment
Miss Harriet Howe, daughter OF
Brig. Gen and Mrs. r L. Howe,
whose engagements was recently an
nounced- The Eighth cavalry band
on the lawn OF the Reaney quarters
playing during the receiving hours
Army and civilian society folk were
present. The doors were opened be-
tween the reception room OF the
Reaney quarters and lighted with
candles, burning in tail cathedral
candlestfclzs and other holders picked
Up IN the Reaneys travels IN quaint
corners Of the world. Great vases
and jars OF heather and garden flow
ers were placed in the windows, which
open to a shaded lawn and from
chandelier and doorway hung white
wedding bells Beneath the bell, which
hung over the dining table stood a
kewpie dressed IN tulle and wedding
veil and encircling the figure was a
chain OF Shasta daisies and American
bueaty roses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09
AutOmobiling and Outings.

Mr.. and AIRS. Wylie Coe and daugh-
ter, Sylvia Coe, motored up the val
ley and visited relatives this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L Peach
with their daughters, Misses Louise
and Josephine Peach. motorsd up the
valley to La Mesa on a picnic party.
Mrs ". f. Cook. Of FL Paso, after
driving her car to Colorado Springs
about two weeks ago. sent several
days there going IN to Denver and
then returning 10 Colorado Springs,
from which she will leave for FL
Paso.
The Altura Presbyterian Christian
Endeavor society celebrated Labor
day with a hike" The hikers assem-
bled at 1850 p. m at the Altura Pres
terrain church They went BY automo-
bile TO the west end OF the new scenic
drive A walk was taken over the
drive to the east end where sand
wiches. fruit and coffee were served.
The party ended with a motor trip
nnruu rHa wnrrar-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

wedding Cards, business Cards, and
all kinds OF social stationery must
be engraved by a concern that knows
how 10 do high class work Before
placing your order by mail for your
engraving whether it Is business or
social stationery, see us You viii
save both time and money
FL Pa80 Printing Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09
Dances.

The regular Saturday evening dance
a. the district service clubhouse viii
be held on Saturday evening with
the same arrangements for transpor-
tation.
The officers OF the SIND field ar
tillery VIII give q hop Friday even
ing IN the district officers club
house at Fort Bliss, to honor the Of
flcers. maids and matrons Of the
Eighth cavalry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

Are you lacking in efficiency be-
cause you are suffering from eye
strain or detective vision? II there
is any doubt On your mind that your
eyes are not absolutely normal re-
member that a competent optometrist
can help them We give careful ex-
aminations- Need Glasses2 Ask Sc
gail
Fl PnsO Optical Go.
106 Texas ST. 211 san Antonio St.
Advertisements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

fifth a hop VIII be given, as the grand
finale. IN the officers clubhouse. All
the regiments stationed at Fort Bliss
VIII have entries. and each orEaniza-
ton IS busy with plans for It's part
in the show.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

George A Hederson and Ruth N.
Hiekmon.
Alfred Dubuque and Florence He'll
veg
Florencio Herrera and Refugio
Lopez.
Ralph Grant and Anna Mcvaugh.
Frank II. Bower and Christine
Erazar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

You do not need 70 guess at the
time II you desire to know the cor
or night.
City Service Co.-TeI. $500.
Autos, Taxis. Baggage. MovinE.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

Occasional examinations are quite
necessary 70 keep the eyes IN good
condition, because Incorrect glasses
are almost as bad for the eyes as no
glasses Come in and let US see II
your prescription IS correct Need
Glasses2 Ask SegalL
FL Paso Optical Co
los Texas St I'll san Antonio st.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09
Out of Town Visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. 3. Mcintosh Of New
York city have arrived for a visit to
AIRS. 1IcIntosh's sister. Mrs. Il Il
Stark They viii be here for several
weeks
Mrs p c. Langley. with her three
sons, has returned 10 her home IN
Dallas. after a visit 70 Mr.. and Mrs
sam Watkins at their home in Haw-
thorue Place
Miss Sue Beatty and Miss Sue Nay
Whiteside. OF Louisville, KY. arrived
Tuesday for a visit to 1fr. and Mrs.
J. n. Sanburn and Miss Louise san
burn at the Sanburn home, sos East
Rio Grands street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

Lodges and Clubs.

The John c. Brown camp OF the q.
c. v. VIII meet on Friday afternoon
at o'clock in the Robert Z. Lee
chapter rooms OF the Woman's Clue
house. All veterans and their fam
lies who are to attend the Confed-
crate reunion in Houston will be
present TO make necessary arrange
ments for the trip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09
NEW HAIR AFTER BADNESS

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

The CorrinEton School Of Expression
VII open October LIST. Thorough courses
In Voice. Speech. Gesture Public Speak
Ing. Story Telling Disqualification. etc
ChIdrsn's CLASSES boys eialse1- In
rolimsut nay Be mads nov Phone III
FOR reservation. enrolment or appoint
meat
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-05
The Big House on the River
:, "7he House that Leads them All" in everything

Total Henderson Sales to date;
Farmers House, 2,760,60
Birk House, 2,054,3 ,345.