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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
The VICTORY PUMP co. IS
NOW IN NEW QUARTERS

The Victory Pump Manufacturing
company. which last year established
a manufacturing branch here in con
Junction with its other branches AT
Phoenix. Ariz. and san Francisco
Calf has taker its place IN -1la-
ehinery Row" having moved into
new quarters al 81 san Francisco
This company is manufacturing The
Fiatt Wonder Pumps" under rae
Fiatt patents. and. while the regular
SYKES and types Of miriu-. irri ga-lon
ana farm pumps have been IN servi-e
IN the United States and many for
eign countries for years. IL Is ouiy
recently that the company has pus
out specially constructed new type
OF frlctlonless sand pump. which dr.
Flatt claims VIII and has reversed
an past engineering rinciples IN
llsh or low pressure send and gravel
hIting either in mines or muddy.
sandy irrigation service. This pat
ented device has been tried out at the
phoenix branch for three montnS
working with so percent desert sanls
and gravel and 10 Is now being exc
hlnlted IN the II Paso office.
This company located IN Fl Pasr
without asking or receiving a bonn
and Is steadily manufacturing anc
turning out its product
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
TEXON OIL COMPANY TO
PAY REGULAR DIVIDENDS NOW

The Texon oil and Land company's
wells in block IS. Burkburnett field.
are holding up steadily and a well in
lot So block O.. now IS being cleaned
and swabDed. This well is expected
10 make between 500 and 1000 barrels
OF the two wells now drilling. one
is expected 10 make 800 barrels and
the other 1900. The ~oil sand in
these wells is IS feet thick. insurlng
long lived wells. il is said.
five percent quarterly dividend
has been decided upon. although Of
ficers say the earnings Of the COM
pany are FAR in advance OF this The
extra allowance viii be used for an
extensive drilling campaign on the
100000 acres held by the company in
Regan, Crockett. Upton and Irion
counties.
Officers Of the company are Hay
mon krupp, president: Frank Pick
rell. vice president and treasurer;
John Wyatt vice president; ]. Myron
Murphy, secretary; Charles Davis.
Claud Hudspeth and A c. Rishel.
directors.
The company was incorporated for
$4,000 600 April %. 1919. and all stock
has been sold on the New York curb
The Incorporation is under the laws
OF Delaware Dividends are layable
april TO all stockholders Of record
10 March 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02

Arzie Beauchamp. John Stahl. Paul
Hale, Walter Bhelan, Ben Howell,
Dave Hughes, Harry Howley, Al Ia
tum. Newt TidWel, George McLure-
Edwin Steffin, Lewis FORK. Hal Al
bridge, Ruben Momsen, Walter Regan,
Bill Roberts, Paul Anderson, Jim An
derson, Jack Happier, Leroy McGrady.
sam Marshall. ". J. EWart, Howard
Flick. Forest MObley, Dick Barton.
Spencer Darbyshire. Curtis Summers,
Lloyd Summers Dan Piatt, Phiip
DOerr, Richard Finley, Ted Piatt. VII
lis Ellis. Hal DauEherty. Ralph smith.
James Mckenzie, Ralph Sanders, Har-
old Lsskin, Albert Webb, Charles
Jack IVY, George Watkins
John O'Keefe, Jack Isaacs. Ben
4 guirre, Rudolph Davis, Fortunatus
Magruder- Jack MckluneJs chester
Wright, Harold Hall. Wade Hamil,
Vernon Love, Cecil Boyd, Gale Talbot,
Billy Flaro. Jimmie CrenshaW. VIII
lsau Caples, Ewald kipp, Curtis Nor
ris. Malcolm Webb, IsadOre Goodman,
Dave Goodman. Byron Stolaroff. Ger
aid ketchersid, Douglas ketchersid,
Billy Berrien, Morgan BrOaddus, Low
den Wingo, Norwood Edwards, Nate
Jack Mcdonald, Alfred
Uhlig, Goodwin Ragsdale, John BUS
sing. Jack Jones, Ed Love. Elton
John Williams, c. j. Naquins Glen
BrOderick, William Cooke, Lieut.
Frank Ross, Henry Butler, Henry
Wedimeyer, Fritz Bryant. Archie Nc-
kee, Richard Curtiss. Carroll stevens.
Charles Stevens. Hanion Du Bose,
Walter Clayton, Frank Clayton. Allen
John Richardson. Clyde san
burn. Robert AIcCamant. Lieut. and
Mrs. Robert Reaney. Charles Helmus.
Guy Livingston, Irwin Schwartz, Jack
Russell Stiles. Shelley War
mock. Gene Donohue, Ed Donohue. Ca
bell Greet and Tom Morris.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
Society Girls Giving Leap Year Dance;
Miss Garrett Is Hostess At EIkS' Club

Miss Glasgow was froeked in blue
and white net combined and fashioned
over silver cloth
Miss Caples's pretty frocE was OF
rose taffeta designed with ruttles-
Miss Minnie Silverman wore blue
taffeta combined with silver cloth.
while Miss Ruth SilTerman was also
beautifully sS=7ed in pink taffeta
combined with silver lace fashioned
with a bodice OF silver
The guest list included: Misses
Villas Simmons, Josephine Morfit.
Garrett, Octavia Glasgow, Nary
Caples. Ruth Silvermaus Minnie Sill
verman, Mary Magoffin. Anne Ma
coffin, katherine kilburn- Elizabeth
Pfaff. Frances Lockett. Ella Mae Hill,
Katherine Earle. Louise Beach, Louise
Their, Grace Ginther. Faye Norris, Al
berta Eaton, Margaret stevens Mel
lie Weaver, Lucille Crenshaw, Al
berta Howard. Blanche Dawson. Nell
Boomer. Le1na Robinson Dorothy
Waldron, Dorothy IerTis, Florence
Glover, Margaret O'Counor. Nellie
Mae Beauchamp. Frederick kipp,
Grace Priest. Burtram OrndOrff Mar
ion Calnan, lrma Lee Davis, AlZina
Orndorff Mary Heermans. Harriet
Swartz, Sylvia Rivers. Theresa o.
Keefe. Tama O,keefe, Thula Hardis,
Anna Doak, katherine Tobin. Florence
Cathcart, Frieda Laskin, Barbara
Grosblat, Ella Burke. Merle Tatum,
Frances Oppenheimer, Helen Read
ing, La Won Sorrels, Evelyn Ellison,
Lily Dale. Emily White. Edna White,
E5na Robertson, Blanche Roe. Mar
garet Hines. Louise Gambrel, Lavinia
Kuhn, Alinette Watson, Elizabeth
Kelly, Ann Kelly. Charlee Kelly,
Nellie Smith, Lolo Bess smith. Ruth
-lstner, Georgia Krakauer. Margaret
Piatt, Evelyn Lavendar. Katherine
Dick. Lillian Crouchet, Pearl Crouchet,
Pansy Buckner. Bill McGray. Faye
Ross. Mr.. and Mrs sam Rutherford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Brown. Bonnie
Edwards. Byron Fletcher Bob Smith,
Kuno Doerr, Francis Broaddus. Cole
man DarnelL John March, WAGNER
Dawson. Paul Leonard, Herbert Rand,
Charles Brown. Bailey Winter. Chan
der Prude, Robert Washburn. Her
man Silberberg. Hoyt Cole. Roland
Kemp, Harry McKenny. Joe Magoffin,
Leroy Schiller, Ralph Pateman. Pat
Campbell. Roy Cchotten. Eddie Marsh,
Roy Wyler. George Mathews. Sidney
Frankel, Irving Leib, Brice Schiller.
Walter Stevenson, Sherod Mengel,
Kenneth Hamlin, Richard Crawford,
Dan White. Jack Cole. Eddie Widdas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
Wade Hampton q. C. Juvenile Party
Typical of FroIicS of The Old South

TYPICAL Of the parties Of the old
1 south was the New Years party
given by the Wade Hampton chapter
Of the Confederacy on Thursday
evening at the Khaki club for the
young folk OF the chapter. Old
fashioned dances were danced during
the evening and games, including
domInoes, checkers. chess and cards.
were played. An orchestra composed
OF three oIdfashioned, before-the-war
negroes played during the evening
and Miss Win McCamey played a
group Of oldfashioned airs, including
"Old Black Joe"
The grand march opening the even
ing's festivities was led by Mrs c z
Bryan. president Of Wade Hampton
chapter, and Frank LOTUS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02

If your tea tastes bitterish
and Puckery, or is not the
rich and delightful bever-
age that tea should be, you
are not paying enough pei
pound. You are getting more
annin-taste than tea-taste
The costs of getting tea
rom the tea-garden to your
zitchen are about the same
or good tea as for COM
non tea-and they are much
5reater than the original
3Ost of the tea in the Orient.
20 pay a little more per
oOund, and get tea with
vice as much tea-favor.
That's what you want -
cal tea-havor. You get It
n Schilling Tea, the fine
economical practical tea of
this country.
There are four Az7oFS Of Sehflling
Tea-Japzn, Ceylon India, Oolong,
English Breakfast. Alone quality. In
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. proofpackages.
At grocezs everywhere
4 SekiZZing 8 Co San Francisco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
Pasoans Away

Horace A. Lay Is in Denver on q
business trip.
1lr. and Mrs. L. E Arvin and fam
ily have left FOR Los Angeles. Calf
where they will make their future
home
Miss Elinor Wright after a holiday
visit 10 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Wright. viii leave this after
noon for Dallas. Texas where she
viii resume her duties as physical
director Of the Young Women's
Christian association.
Edward BeazIey, son OF Mrs. Emma
Beazley, left on Tuesday for san
Antonio. where he will enter Pea
cock Military academy for the com
ing semester Young Mr.. Beazley is
entering his first year at the col
lege. and was a student at Villas
school before his departure for san
Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
Open House Many Clubs and Homes;
Judge and Mrs. Vim. r. Smith Receive

was held. Members OF the club and
their wives as well as Cen Jose Con
Zalo EscObar. military commander AZ
JuarsZ. and Col Agustin Mora, com
the program Gen Escobar offered
the use OF the suareZ military band,
but previous arrangements had been
made for the music. Especially
pleasing were the Spanish songs sung
BY Mrs. Helen Cooper Williams, fl
honor Of the guests from Juarez- Tex
Griffith played the piano and Miss
Marion Calnau danced Spanish danes
The other event was the annuFl
dinner for officers Of the club AID
their wives. in honor OF Gen Arson
Mills Mr. and Mrs. r. r Thomson
Ruth Beebe OF Detroit. house guest
OF Mrs. Norman Walker, and Capt
John Colgan, OF the flying corps. II
Fort Bliss were Mr. and MS Wa
ker's guests. Mayor Charles DAVIS
spoke at the dinner. declaring che
University club was civic asset 10
the city. Col George 7. Langhorre,
in charge OF the military affairs OF
the club, MAJ. r. F. Burgess, an honor
AIRY member; Dan H. Jackson and
Rev. r. IL Johnson, ir-, also spoke
M Johnson presented the club VIII
a service Tag. with two gold stars,
which was hung in the Mills historic
al corner OF the club.
The Berean class OF the Trinity
Methodist church kept open house at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Lander on the afternoon Of New
Years day from until O'Clock and
during the receiving hours more than
one hundred guests called
The reception rooms and dining
room Of the Lander home on Silver
street. which are beautifully fitted
were decorated for the Hospitality
with holly and mistletoe and lighted
with crimson candles burning in silver
and mahogany candle holders Fruit
punch was served from a table OF
dainty appointment with cake and
which further emphasized
the crimson note OF decoration.
Receiving with Mrs. Lander were
Nr. Lander and Mrs. George Notz,
sister Of Mrs Lander. who is here
from her home in Douglas. arizona,
for a holiday visit 20 the Lander
home
During the receiving hours a musi
cal program was rendered. including a
group OF vocal selections by Mrs VIII
T. owen. accompanied at the piano ~
Mrs Adine owen. a song be- Mrs
llotZ. a vocal number by Mrs. Eliza
beth Bomar. accompanied at the piano
by Mrs. II. L Lockhart. and a violin
solo by Miss Erin Middleton, accom-
panied by her mother. Mrs. s T.
The entire reception was Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
Miss KathyIeen OrndorfPS Breakfast
Is Farewell Courtesy to Miss Shields

Margaret Stevens. Miss Anne Kelly.
Miss Charlee Kelly. Miss Nellie Hotch-
kiss. and Miss Johnnie McCabe- After
the luncheon Miss Orndorff and the
the train
One OF the interesting social AZ
fairs scheduled for the incoming
week IS the tea which Mrs. sam FAINT
VIII give on Wednesday Of the COM
Ing week, 20 honor her mother. Mrs.
Laura Hoppe. her sister. Mrs. Ea-l
Wesley Evans. OF New York City. and
in compliment TO Mrs. sam Watkins
and Mrs. Donald G. Hart.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
Progress Club Has Delightful Dance
At It's Club Rooms New Years Eve

THE Progress club entertained with
1 a delightful dance on the eve Of
the New Year at the Progress CLUB
rooms. Following the dance a dinner
OF elaborate appointments was served
the guests and al midnight the diners
welcomed the incoming year with
trumpet and horn The table for the
service was decorated with a color
note Of pink featured in vases 81
roses in the pink tint and in bowls OF
pink sweet peas The club rooms
were beautified and given the holiday
atmosphere hy Christmas Earlan1s
and festoons OF Christmas greens.
Hundreds Of tickets are being taken
for the charity ball. which Is 20 be
given in Liberty hall on January g.
The ball given annually under the
direction Of the Catholic women Of the
city is the prominent social event OF
January.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02

De awarded for the high score made
az each table and at tea time dainty
refreshments viii be served.
Miss Bertha HuEartner entertained
with pretty bridge party on New
Years afternoon al the HuErarler
home. -eos Montana street The tints
OF decorations were the Christmas
col0rs. crimson and green. and the
tured in the refreshments served at
tea time, Miss Hilgartner's mother.
Mrs w B. Hugratner. assisted her in
receiving and entertaining the
guests -Four tables OF guests en-
1oyed the bridge party.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02

Those who have taken tickets since
announcement OF the last list in
clude D. J. Farrell. Z. F. Corder. Mr..
and Mrs Jose Asunolo. Art Woods.
M and Mrs. c. H. league. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. u Wilchar. Mr. and Mrs. II. L
Russell. Mt. and Mrs Paul Ginther.
Mr.. and MIS- Jake Miller. Mr. and
Mrs T. NJ Ryan, Herbert Ward. J. P.
oCOnuOr. DR.. and Mrs. r. B. Homan.
ar. and Mrs. Andrew Martin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Welsch, Mr.. and Mrs. v.
p. Roberts M and Mrs n. =. Ford
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Timonthy sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Norton. Mr. and
Mrs. T. A Thurston, Mr. and Airs. c.
n. Order. Mr. and Mrs c. H. Finley,
Nr. and Mrs Harris WalthaI. j ].
Driscol. J. ". Phillips. X. w CreeL L.
Fishhein. Charles 5. Henning. Mr.
and Mrs Emmett Hines. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. H Parmelee, y. NJ Chant, A. Mil
Ter. J. $. GoethinE. J. C.. Carrera. J. W..
Peak. Miss Peak. Anton Cannozza
Mrs. Jennie Russell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02


A GROUP OF society girls VIII give
n a most delightful courtesy to
the men who have extended them
courtesies in the past this evening
when they entertain for them with a
leap year dance at the Officers club
house OF tie Eighth cavalry. garrison
at Fort Bliss
An sorts Of interesting features
VIII mark the party and the plans
for It are especially unique. Miss
Marion Aiusa, Miss Mildred Rogers.
4Iiss Burtram Orudorff and Miss
Harriet Howe are in charge Of the
arrangements for the dance, which
is the first Of the leap year parties.
One OF the men who Is invited TO
the party declared that he would not
90 without a cOrsage bouquet. 50 to-
day each girl in the party is busy
with orders 10 the florists so that the
men may not feel neglected.
One very charming girl declared
that some Of the girls win attend the
dance alone. as do the men as 'stags."
and they viii stand about and oe
very bored, probably, and not give
the men too much Of a rush
The Elks' clubhouse was the scene
Of another beautiful holiday affair
when dance was given Lnurs-
day evening by Aliss lone Garrett,
entertaining in honor Of Miss Mary
Caples. who is spending the holiday
season with her parents; for her
sister. Miss Maurine Garrett, who is
also home from school, and for Miss
Octavia Glasgow. Miss Minnie Silver
nan and Miss Ruth silverman. wish
tors in the city.
The club rooms we're decorated with
holly, mistletoe and Christmas trees
The Music was furnished by an
orchestra and dainty appointed re-
freshments were served during the
intern ission- Assisting Miss Garrett
IN receiving and entertaining her
guests were her mother, Mrs Frank
T. Garrett. Airs. W z. Frame, Mrs
sam Silverman, Mrs James Magof-
Tin. Mrs. William Caples and Mrs.
John Donohue-
Maids and matrOns were beautifully
frocked for Miss CARROTS party The
hostess herself was EOWned in maline
Of flame tint over gold cloth The
bodice was Of gold cloth.
Miss Maurine Garrett was attired in
nile green satin combined with tulle
and trimmed with touches Of orchid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
NIomen's Organizations.

The Red Cross diatectic classes
conducted by Miss Blanche Bailey in
the Red Cross shop did not meet dur
ing the holidays, but, beginning on
Saturday at o'clock. the classes VIII
be held as usual
r E Thomson viii give 3 talk on
Saturday afternoon at the meeting Of
the League Of Women Voters. which
IS 20 convene at the Y. ". c. A. club
house at 3 o'clock. Other interesting
feature OF the meeting viii be a talk
on Insurance and Citizenship" by
Mrs. Julia A. Sharp and a talk by E
c. wade. 1r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
Mrs. Nebeker EntertainS At Bridge
HOnOring Mrs. Walsh, OF Los Angeles

MRS. CHARLES NEBEKER is en-
W tertaining at bridge this after
noon at the Nebeker home on McKin-
ley avenue houoriug her mother. Mrs
Frank Walsh. OF Los Angeles, CALI
who is her house guest
Twenty four guests are enjoying
the courtesy. and the drawing room
and reception room. where the card
tables are placed. are further beau.i-
fled with flowers Of shades Of laven-
der with the other pretty appoint
ments Of the party in appropriate
keeping with the tint A prize VIII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02

marked by a most delightful inform
ality and spirit OF hospitality
Mrs. Carl Price. assisted by the
sponsors Of the high school cadet
corps. entertained ia honor OF the Of
ficers Of the crops and the command
ant. Mai. r. W. Ayers. Thursday az
ternoon at her home on Federal
street.
The reception rooms were beauti-
fully decorated with crimson flowers
and candles shaded with delicately
tinted shades lighted the darkened
rooms Refreshments Of hot ch0co-
late. cakes and candles were served
by the hostess. assisted by the spon-
sors, all high schol girls. who are
Misses Margaret Stevens. Verua
Caviness. Ella llae Hill. Elizabeth
Gale, Jane March. Dorothy Price.
Merle Tatum and Ella Peticolas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02

Punch was served throughout the
evening and the clubrooms were given
festive holiday air by the Christ
mas decorations. including a wealth OF
Christmas foliage, holly wreaths and
mistletOe in the windows and by the
cheerful glow from the great fire
burning in the fireplace
Milford Swanson assisted Mrs
Bryan and her committee Of arrange
ment In dispensing hospitality. An
nOuncement was made Of the enter
tainment which is to be given on
Tuesday evening at s o'clock in the
Khaki club by Wade Hampton chap
ter. Two features of the evening win
be a moot court and a play entitled
The Old and New South"
Numbers Of guests enjoyed the
party given by the chapter on New
Years evening and all Of the guests
present were invited 20 take part IN
the entertainment Tuesday evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02

MISS KATHLEEN ORNDORFF
w gave a breakfast on Thursday
morning at Hotel Sheldon as q pretty
farewell courtesy 70 Miss Lois
Shields, who left in the afternoon for
her home in TucumcarL New Mexico.
after a holiday visit 70 Miss Laurana
Morris Carnations. daisies and spring
flowers decorated the table for the
luncheon service. and covers were
placed for Miss Lois Shields. Miss
Mary Frances Robinson. Miss Laur-
ana Norris. Miss sarah Catherine
Akard, Miss Anna Martha Doak- Miss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Mr. and Mrs. K. L Hatfield have
arrived home from Arkansas where
they visited friends and relatives for
several weeks Mr.. and Mrs Hatfield
have as their guest in ashort time Mrs.
as their guest in a short time Mrs
Hatfield's sister, Miss Anne Brown,
Of Camden, Ark, who viii also be fte
guest OF Miss Mary Gates RedmDnI
during her visit here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
S-ffers Serious Break Down

Two years aso I spent months
in hospital under stomach and bowel
specialists FOR mucus colilis. auto in
toNlca tlon, etc. which caused awful
oloatinE and collie attacks Ny friends
save me up ] returned home and
on the advice OF Mrs. Wright. =
friend. tried Nayrs Wonderful
Remedy with wonderful results Am
now in best Of health IL Is a simple
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the In
testinal tract and allays thu infam-
nation which causes practically an
stomach. liver and intestinal ALL
ments, including appendicitis ono
dose win convince OF money refunded.
AT all druggists-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
Saturdays Calendar
In Local Society

HEDDING In the evening al the
w Dunn home in Hawthorne Place
Of Lieut.. W. A Wood and Miss Helen
Dunn.
Miss June COvington viii entertain
at tea in the afternoon, honoring Miss
Octavia Glasgow and Misses Ruth
and Minnie Silverman-
Meeting Of the League Of Woman
Voters at 3 o'clock p. N. at the club
rooms in the j. ". e. A. building.
Riding class at Fort Bliss at 2 D. m
Gymnasium classes for children In
the morning from 10 TO II o'clock at
the Y. NJ c.. A. clubhouse
Weekend dance at the Country
club.
Saturday evening dance at Khaki
club No. i.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02

afternoon
one OF the many delightfully."- hos
pitable affairs Of New Years day was
the tea given by Mrs Fred Wright
at the Wright home on California
street Decorations OF the Christmas
season were utilized about the recep-
tion rooms including poinsettias and
Christmas foliage.
Receiving with Mrs Wright were
her three attractive daughters. Miss
Ellnor Wright, physical director Of
the Dallas T. ". C. a. who IS home
for a holiday visit. Mrs Hugh T.
Henry and little Miss Jane Lucille
Wright The receiving hours were
from 9 70 s, and so guests called. Tea
was served from a table OF pretty
appointment. decorated with poin-
settias and other Christmas emblems.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02

England. France and America find
orange blossoms the ideal crown for
their brides. while pink carnations
and red roses deck the brides OF
Spain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02

Semi annual interest on Savings &C
counts viii be due Jan list. De-
posftors are requested TO present pass
books for credit
Fiji National Bank-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
This Sale viii con-
tinue for a few days
only.

: oyer 90 guests called during he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02

marked by a most delightful inform
alIrr nd snlrlr Of hnsnltallty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-22
BOTH SIDES REST IN n. y.
POLICE OFFICERS TRIAL
Wife Of Suspended Deputy Commits
sioner Testifes He Was Home
on Night Of Raid.

NEW YORK, April 22.-Summing up
began today In the case of Augustus
Drum Porter suspended third deputy
police commissioner on trial charged
with willful neglect of duty in con-
nection with New York's vice war.
after the court had denied motion to
dismiss the Indictment.
Both sides rested late yesterday
after Porter's wife finished testifying
that her husband was Mt home with
her all night November IL last. Two
former plain clothes men had testified
they found him that night in a raided
upper West Side apartment where he
was alleged to have prevented them
from arrestinE u woman they said
they found with him under compro-
missing circumstances.
Martin w. Littleton. counsel for the
defense, In moving that the indlct-
ment against Porter be dismissed.
asserted that Il the grand jury had
called Porter before 1t his alibi would
have been established to Its Hatisfac-
ton, and he would have been returned
to his desk as third deputy without
the insinuation of dishonoraple con-
duct which followed in his trial.
Littleton charged that Fred Sorger
and Hilbert Wheelwright, the police
men who testified against Porter. were
neriurers, and declared that had the
grand Jury known 1t they would nave
been thrown out the juryroom win
dow instead of being allowed oppor-
tunity to bring their false testimony
into the courtroom