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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-05-13
SELF-PRESERvAT|ON IS BRITISH
POLICY, SAYS LORD FRENCH

understand whv England wouir MOI
grant full self determination to Ire
land. the Viceroy explained why Eng.
and was forced to withhold complete
self-determination.
1--WE can't grant Ireland full self.
determination" he said emphatically
'They're too close to US. Self deter.
mination has its limits. 1t must be
applied within reason otherwise the
nations of the world would break up
eventually revert to something like
the ancient feudal system if self de-
termination were carried tor extremes.
For instance the City Of Dublin might
say we will have nothing to do with
the rest of Ireland and the city of
Belfast might do the same. I might
sit here and say I would have nothing
to do with the rest of Ireland" he
added laughingly.
"Your people in the United States
are able to understand our attitude
toward Ireland il you remember your
War of Secession. It's partly a
question of proximity"
In reply to question regarding
Dominion Home Rule, the Field Mar
shall voiced similar objections.
"They can't have Dominion Home
Rule They are not dominion, they
are a part off the United Kingdom.
We cannot give them a government
like that of Canada because they are
too close to us. It's largely a geo
graphical question, the same as your
War Of Secession"
The Field Marshal discussed with
interest of the United States in the
Irish question at length and declar-
ed that in his opinion it would never
affect the good relations existing be-
tween the United States and England.
"We understand and sympathize
with your difficulties with certain ele-
ments over there. I know the United
States and love it and believe that
your people will understand our posi-
ton and the attitude resulting from
it."
He displayed a wide knowledge of
the American constitutional system
and expressed warm admiration for
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-05-13

the federal scheme of government
which he termed "the hest in the
world"
Having heard that the correspond
eat had a long talk with Athuur Grit
fifth, the vice-president of the Irish
Republic" and the founder of Sim
Fein,s Only few hours previously, the
Vice1oy manifested considerable in
t~rest in the personality of the Sim
Fen leader, anG inquired about hi
personal appearance and the impress
sim that he created.
The Viceroy received the cores
pendent in the historic Viceregal
Lodge which is unusually heavily
guarded since the recent attempt up
on his life. The lodge is set in the
center of a great enclosure in Phoe-
nix Park. In addition to the guards
which patrol the enclosure with fixed
bayonets day ana night, the lodge
itself is surrounded with sentries.
Owing to the fear that the extreme
list faction will renew the attempt up
on his life, the Field Marshal's move
ments are very much circumscribed.
Whenever he ventures FORTH his auto
mobile is accompanied by an armor-
ed car with machine guns trained up
on both sides of the streets. Re-
Gently his recreation has been confin-
ed mostly to frequent horseback rides
in the enclosure in the company of
a guard.
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nj. @. GONZALES,
N0gales. Sonora.
D. Box 379 Nogales. Arizor

- 70 DOA UIC NVSdIcBt AIIZOHd
'sLA PRENSA" Y ssLA PATRIA"
Diaries de information polftica
Sc sirven suseripciones a domicilio
y pOr correo en- TODD Sonora.
Dirijase la correspondence q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26
Lillian Hyna1 Host
AtHdllowe' enParfg


ONE Of the happiest affairs OF the
- Halloween was the party given
Monday afternoon by Mrs. Leo
HTman for her small daughter. Liz
Ian, and a party Of 90 young guests.
The Hymn home. 1900 Montana
street, was decorated with Haliow-
cen emblems. black cats. pumpkins.
witches and all OF the folk OF mys-
tic lore. while streamers OF orange
and black hung from chandelier and
pictures
Ice cream with cakes and con-
fections were served from a table
agl0w with 1ack-o'-lantern and
thronEed with Eoblins, sprites and
other Halloween features. When
great orange and black hat in the
center Of the table was lifted 10 re-
vealed gifts for each little gue-E
with little Miss Hyman were; Rosa
lins Ginsberg. Goidie Hellerstina,
Lillian Hellerstine, Mary Lynch,
Elena Talpis. Clarics Talpis, Bertha
Dubinsky, Julia LYMAN, Doro lhy
Rosenberg. Evelyn Rosenberg. Ann
webb. Ruth Mann. Viola KILLER. The
resa Maloney, Paula Halperns Esther
Faber. sadie Faber, Irene Ialpln,
Magrace Hendricz. Mary Elizabeth
Hardwick Weta LurveT, Iilly Ea1er,
Clio Joseph. Doris Davis, Melvin Pot
ash. Charles Lyman, Robert snider,
Leroy Levy aAHAHAAA AaA1AAAH-AaH 49,
Fawsete, Gus Wood Donnel " oous
Robert Goldoff. william Ford. Fran
ces EiIlman. John Stevenson. Wilired
Gupin, Rex Lurvey, Herman Wood,
James lIaloney Harry Taughwln, Sid
ney Barshaw.
Prizes in contests were won by Ann
Webb. who received a doll. and Wiz
liam Ford. who was presented TOY
automobile.
Mrs ". l. Kendel gave chill
dren's party Monday 10 celebrate the
seventh birthday anniversary OF her
daughter. Frances. Halloween em-
blens were used in decoration and
refreshments. Airs. RENDERS sister,
Mrs. W. S. De Lacie, assisted as host
ess. The guests present were Mari
lynn Fox Pauline Sheppard, Lillian
Baldwin Eloise Baldwin Marjorie
Glenn. Edith SchelL Jene WhiuocS,
Bobby Whitlock. Fred Schel. Jane
Schell and katherine Payne Harris
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26
Tuesday Is Featured By Several
Important Meetings OF Card Clubs

menu with an ice course following
viii be served
Mrs. Watkins viii give a second
bridge party wednesday afternoon IN
honor OF her mother. the guests in
vited 70 the parties including Mes
danes B. F. Clutter, r. w. McCand-
less. ". L FoEWorth. 3. J. Appersons
Of GAINESVILLE, Texas, Roy Jones, Lynn
smith, Al Fraser, A. L Cox Harry
Owsiey. Eugene Mckenzie, J. J. kas-
ter. C.. II. Order, c. DeRona, Charles
Scheots, o. C. Y0ungblood, Sidney
Moore. Eugene Harris. W. II. Loretzs
J. Hart. sam FAINT, Frank Jones, F. W.
Weed. C.. p. Brown. Walter Arnold,
p. 3. Homan. c. f. Kelly, w II.
AIdridEe. r P. 1Iosson, karl Hatfield,
p. p Upton. George Evans, Frank
BauneI. Donald Hart =. w Hart OF
Las Vegas. c. ScroEgs, J. r Woodul,
W. r. Brown, Frank Aurchison,
Charles Andrews. Ralph pimmltt,
Richard Ainsa, 7. J. Eittreim, John
Hicks. Thornton Hardie, H T. Cantrell,
Henry Fletcher, E. p. Rankin, Edgar
Kayser. and Miss Genevieve Banue-l-
Mrs. Pearl Strayer Hambaugh IS en-
tertaiuing the 1Iercredl Bridge club
this afternoon at the Strayer home
with two additional guests, Mrs
Harry Hurley and Miss Genevieve
Banneu enjoying the afternoon with
the club members
The reception suite OF the Strayer
home IS decorated with Hallowe'en
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26

MRS. C. b. JOHNSON save a Hal
IVl lowe'en party Saturday after
noon at her home. 1901 Arizona
street, 10 honor her small daughter.
Lillian The party was a costume at
Eugenla smith was dressed in white
with trimmings OF blue daisies. Baby
Whitock wore a ghosts sheet with
orange and black cap; Jane whit
lock and Helen Smith wore ghosts
sheets Winifred Good1oe was dressed
in an orange frock with black cats
and witches ia trimming. Mary
Goodloe came as miniature man in
evening suit Katherine Goodloe was
dressed fin black with orange pump
kins imprinted over her frock; Ruby
Fay Timberlaze and Luxe Timber
lake wore black and orange costumes;
Katherine C0rbin was In a follies'
suit with big orange dots on it,;
Jeanette Johnson came in yellow with
black cats scattered over DC; Charles
Johnson, jr- was in a pierrot suit
with red polka dots; Lillian Johnson
was In yellow and black costume.
The prize for the cleverest costume
was won by Jane Whitlock-
The dining room and table for the
refreshment service were decorated
with black cats, witches and owls.
The halls and drawing room were
decorated In Earlands OF orange and
black Ice cream and cake we're
served Mrs johnson was assisted in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26
ONE LITTLE PlMPLE
SP0lLS
BEAUTIFUL FACE

No matter how perfect the features.
how radiant the complexion, just one
little pimple will spoil it all.
Not always can these little facial
blemishes be prevented for they may
be caused by the too frequent use OF
irritating soaps, powders, rouge or
possibly impure blood.
Every care should be taken to pre-
serve the skin, especially the face.
neck. arms and hands. Only the
purest and best sterilfzed toilet soap
should be used 10 cleanse the skin,
and when a face powder must be em-
ployed, one OF the highest quality
should be selected
When q pimple pops out on your
face, you don't have to remain in
doors or try 70 hide It. Simply touch
the little spot with BLACK and
WHITE Ointment, and It viii vanish
almost like magic This little aid to
beauty should be kept on every
Woman's dressing table, because 81 IS
moving other facial blemishes such
as rough. blotchy. sallow skin The
way il clears the complexion is mar
Yelous.
BLACK and WHITE Soap should
always be used with the Ointment.
Both are sold and guaranteed by all
good drug stores at 25c each a pack
age, or the manufacturers viii send
postpaid on receipt Of SOC
A sample Of BLACK and WHITE
Ointment. literature and BLACK and
WHITE birthday ana Dream Book
sent free II you viii clip and mail this
advertisements to BLACK and WHITE.
Box 1857, Memphis, Tenn.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26

A PLEASANT idea recently taken
"A up by the Wade Hampton chapter
Of the United Daughters OF the
Confederacy is the getting together Of
the chapter members once eacn quar-
ter for social diversion and TO become
better acquainted. The first OF these
Eet-aogethers viii be featured with a
silver Halloween tea Friday after
noon from 2 until o'clock at the
army y. W. c. A. clubhouse Katherine
Bolton and Bernice Mitchell eostumed
as brownies viii receive the guests at
the door and each guest viii be given
a mask in the form Of a pumpkin
face which she viii wear during the
party and favors featuring pumpkins
and other emblems OF the season viii
be presented 20 the guests A num-
Der OF the committee in charge OF the
affair viii be dressed in fancy COS
tune or in ghosts sheets The after
noon promises 70 be a very entertain
ing one and members OF the chapter
bringing one guest each viii be
present
A large committee Is in charge Of
the arrangements for the tea. Mrs
+. ". Daugherty, president Of the
chapter. is general chairman. while
Mrs. A ". Bltticlz- Mrs. Presley Bit
tick. AIRS. Pridgeu, Mrs Hans T.
kloepter, Mrs. ". Caster, and Mrs
J. H Harper viii serve on the re-
ception committees Miss Amelia Har-
per and Mrs. j. " Bolton viii serve
on the entertainment committee and
AIRS. OEder Beckman win have charge
Of the fortune telling and decorations.
The serving committee win include
Mrs. J. ". Mckay and Airs. J. W
Faulkner; the door committee wiz in
clude Mrs Lillian Scott and Mrs A
j.. Mitchell. Refreshments in keeping
with the Halloween season viii be
served
The baseball team OF the 7. ". C.
A. met for the first session Of the year
Monday evening at the central build
ing for practice and discussion Of
plans A coach win begin work with
the organization soon and games be-
tween other Women's organizations
VIII be played later IN the season
Miss Elva Sly Is manager OF the team
and other members present for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26

TUESDAY Isl a favorite meeting day
for card clubs and card parties.
and today's social affairs are
largely for bridge Eames This is the
most delightful season Of the year for
cards for the crisp afternoons make
the fire-IiEhted interiors OF homes
especially attractive and the tea hour
following the games is enjoyable as
friends discuss winter festivities and
approaching holiday plans over the
cups
one OF the most elaborate parties Of
the week Is being given by Mrs sam
Watkins a- the Watkins home In
Hawthorne Place to compliment her
mother. Airs. H. B. Ameut, Of Demiug.
New Mexico, who Is her guest
A Halloween motif is utilized In
decoration throughout the spacious
living room and the other rooms Of
the reception suite. Chrysanthemunls.
great golden ones. decorate the home
and In featuring the Halloween colors
Of orange and black, the vases and
jars containing the flowers bear great
butterfly bows Of black tulle. Tally
cards depict Halloween emblems also.
The living room is beautifully ap-
pointed the hangiugs and draperies OF
Delft blue and there, as in the other
rooms. each IN artistic coiorlngs lights
Elow from orange candles burning In
crystal and silver holders
At the close OF the games when
three prizes VIII be awarded, hot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26
Out Of Town Visitors.

Mrs. 7. 3. Rains Is here from her
home in Chicago for a visit 70 Mrs
J. ]. Mundy.
Mrs. John GrIswold has returned 70
her home in san Antonio after a visit
TO her daughter. Mrs Walter Skin
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Sharp have as
their guests at the Sharp home IN
Richmond Terrace, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
ia Rogers and baby, OF Abuquerqu e'
III NJ and Misses Tiny and Lucille
winston. OF Roswell. n. II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26
About El Pasoans.

Miss irene Ballard, new director Of
the cafeteria OF the y. ". C. A., Is az
home at the residence OF Mrs J. e.
Long. 2912 Tularosa street
A daughter was born Thursday
October p, TO Mrs. ". J. Willard az
St Marks hospital Mrs Aillard is
the former Miss Isabelle Springer
The baby has been named Elizabeth
Louise. Mr.. Willard, who was here
for the happy event, has returned 20
business interests in Tulsa Okla the
Willard home. This is the second
child OF the family. son being born
two years ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26

fantasies and great fluffy yellow
chrysanthemums and at the tea hour
a dainty menu viii be served The
tallies are in Halloween motif The
prizes for the afternoon viii go TO the
winner OF high score and 10 the guest
making low score.
The club members present are the
hostess and Mesdames Charles Goet-
ting. Ben Swain, Jack B. Knight
Presley Bittick and Miss Edna Rob
ertson.
This afternoon Miss Harriet Howe
is entertaining the members Of the
Fort Bliss Bridge club at the Howe
quarters with a Halloween motif used
in decoration about the reception
rooms. and jack o'lanterns, miniature
pumpkins. viii light the tables when
sandwiches. hot tea and an ice course
are served in the >late afternoon
Those present are AIRS. Hans E
Kloepfer. Mrs. P. r Upton, Mrs. G G.
smith, Mrs. Z. H Burgher, Mrs. X B.
Edmunds. Mrs w ]. Peck. Mrs Iay-
lor. Mrs. Ben u. Dorcy and the hostess.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26

Anton Navratu, violin and theory
personal pupil Of Sevcik at Prague.
head OF the violin department at
Baylor University, Waco. Texas, viii
accept a limited number Of Violin and
theory pupils. Make arrangements
now Courses viii begin Monday. Oc-
tober % For particulars address
Dunn's Music Store.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26
Wednesdays Calendar
OF Social EUents

ENTERIAINlIENT IN the evening at
L. the Red Cross house at Fort Bliss
under the direction OF the Robert
T. Lee chapter OF the United Daugh-
tiers Of the Confederacy with Mrs.
rangements.
Meeting Of the art department OF
the Woman's club at the clubhouse
at ? o'clock p. m.
Wedding OF F. A. Bartlett MacKefl
and Miss Vera Ballard.
Alameda Grove, Woodmen circle No.
9S3. win give a bunco party at the
hall on Alameda avenue IN the after
noon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26
Mrs. Howe Plans Tea Monday In
Honor OF Visit Of Her Mother

A n AFFAIR OF interest 10 society
n planned for next week is a tea 70
be given Monday afternoon by
AIRS. Robert L Howe at the Howe
quarters at Fort Bliss TO compliment
her mother, 11rs. II. r. Hawkins. and
Washington, D. C., who are arriving
Thursday to remain until after the
wedding Of Miss Harriet Howe and
Capt II c. Jones. which is 70 take
place ia December.
AIRS. Hawkins and Miss Hawkins
viii come here directly from Fort
Riley, where they have been visiting
Haw kius- Numbers Of social courtesles
viii be extended Mrs. Howze's guests
during their visit here, both by
civilian and army army friends
Lieut.. Claude o. Burch. Of the
Tenth To-. s. cavalry. entertained at
Hotel Sheldon Monday evening at
dinner dance. Roses decorated the
table. Covers were placed for Col
and 4Irs. George p White, Mrs Irene
Laughln Graves. Mrs Joseph haaga,
Mrs. r ID. Weycrbacher. Lieut. John
Cosler Of the Tenth cavalry, and
Lieut.. Stanton Of the Tenth cavalry.
Lieut.. Burch is en- route to san An
tonic from Fort Huachuca, the Tenth
cavalry station. He IS the guest here
Of Col. and Mrs. White az their quar-
tiers in the Eighth cavalry garrison
Mr. and Mrs. p. P. Dubinsizi enter
tanned with a six course dinner sun
day evening IN honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol. A. Stolaro11s who recently re-
turned from their honeymoon trip.
A cloth OF Madeira embroidered linen
covered the table and the flowers Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26
Ghosts and Witches At Young Folks
Frolic In Home OF Mrs. C. B. Johnson

THE American Legion is preparing
10 make merry at Its rooms. I'm the
chamber OF commerce. Friday eve
ming, when IL entertaius at a Hal
loWe'en dance
Mrs OEder Beckmau and Dr. ". r
Jameson are in charge Of the pro-
gram The numbers viii include saUo-
phone and plano solos and duets by
Miss Nina Locke and Howard Locke
and their cousin. Billy Muuden. Of Los
Angeles. will sing Hattie Miller VIII
give a fancy dance and Miss Virginia
Bean viii give violin selections. The
SGD field artillery orchestra will PLAY
selections Mrs Ward Worthington
is chairman for the service OF re-
freshmeuts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26
El Pasoans Away.

Mrs. II. Kayser viii leave Wednes-
day to visit friends and relatives in
ARKANSAS.
Mrs. C. T. Race. hostess OF the y.
". c. A boarding home, has gone to
Yuma. Arlz-. and other points to spend
. Eacaaon q . monLh-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26

first meeting were 1Irs. Ada Alison.
Miss Helen Wheeler. Miss Marie
Schwartz. Miss Ethel Tom and Miss
Edna Harman-
The Business Women's club OF the
=. ". c. A viii give a program Fri
day evening for the entertainment Of
the convalescents at the Red Cross
house at Fort Bliss. Mrs E L Lewis
is chairman OF the evenings enter
tainment and Miss Helen Morris and
Miss Mary Hodgkiuson will direct the
games TO be played The group going
TO the post viii leave the central T..
". c. A building at 7-l5 o'clock.
The senior department Of the
Park Baptist Sunday school
met for the usual devotional period
before the lesson study Sunday morn
Ing and despite the rainy weather
there were 20 present A great deal
is being accomplished in the depart
ment-
The women OF the congregation OF
the First Baptist church are meeting
this afternoon at ESQ o'clock at the
church DR.. n. O. Hudson, pastor OF
the church. viii give a talk on the
vomen's work in the church and, fol-
lowing the talk, a social hour viii be
held and a program given.
The executive committee OF the
Sammies club Of the y. w. G. A viii
meet at the central y. building this
evening TO make plans for the work
Of the coming year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26

entertaining the guests by her moth
er, DIT. Ida Bishop.
The T. ". C. A. and the r. ~ C. A.
VIII give a combined Halloween party
Friday evening at the central y. vs..
C. A. building. when all young people
Of the city over Is years OF age are
invited 20 be guests Of the orFaniza-
tons The guests VIII include the
high school group The whole building
viii be opened for the entertainment
OF the guests and transformed into
spooklaud for the evenings fun.
Games viii be played in the gymna-
sum and everyone viii attend the
party in ghosts habiliments-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26

Next Time You Are Down shopping
drop in our office and see the sampl
OF our engraved Christmas green's
eards In this way you are assured
Of having your cards delivered 70 you
in time SO thar your friends that i've
the farthest viii receive card from
you before instead Of after Cnrlsliilaa s.
II Pnao Printing Co.
NeM adlraas. los Chlhualua Soy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26

Normal vision is a requisite for sue
cess. Many people struggle along un-
der the severe handicap OF detective
vision little realizing that proper
glasses viii Increase their efficiency
TO a remarkable extent We make
careful examinations and only pre-
scribe glasses when needed
Need Glasses2 Ask SeEalL
Fl Pnso Optical Co.
106 Texas St. 211 san AntonioSt-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26

THE Wild Onion school teacher says
1 it looks to him ike everybody
ought to be well pleased with the loca-
ton Of the United States as ali the
maps and globes show It to be centrally
located, right in the front side Of the
globe.
Atlas Peck has been reading a whole
lot this sumner, and is now better pre-
pared than ever to disagree with every
thing anybody says.
It is observed that Raj Barlow takes
a great deal Of interest in church af-
fairs since his girl got to singing in
the choir.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26

Jesse Homer sanford. III. son OF M
and Airs. J. H sanford. r.. 2Soo 1lcEin-
ley avenue
Roy Lee Davis. 5r.. son o. Mr. and Yrs
R. 7. Davis. Er.. zoe East Boulevard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Mr- and Mrs. s P skinner have re-
turned from visit to Chicago and
eastern points
AIRS. Josephine Nations Morfit has
returned from an extended visit on
the Pacific coast.
Mrs ~ p Schustsr has returned
trom Dallas. Tex, where she was the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs Schuyler
Bailey Marshall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26

JUDGE AND MRS. DUVAL WEST
OF san Antonio. have been ez-
tensively entertained during their
stay in FL Paso. one Of the affairs
given 10 honor them was a dinner
saturday evening al the Smith home.
with judge and Mrs. William Robert
Smith as hosts.
The decorations were % ivory and
rose tints. The tale was centered
with a bowl Of roses and pink Inifeg.
Places were marked with cards mono
grammed in gold
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Thomson. Mai. r. =. Burgess. Capt. II.
.. Slater, judge and Mrs. J. G. 1fcGrady.
AR and Mrs. " H Burgess. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Neil and Mr.. and Mrs.
BreedloTe Smith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26

Wondcrful results report.
e.. Fer urHif. u1neH'g cnd
rhi5rcn'F isir. II Jon arc
bald, OF l0sing hair. OF have
dzndrud, you should try
EOTALEO: it may be what s
ncedfut for soar scalp and
in such caso l. Is . pleas
IRE 90 observe the starting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26

Figures show that in Illinois there
are III men for every 100 woman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26

Of new hair AID its steady
increase until prolific growth Yea nay
obtain q fan BOX Of gguuirs- kotelE3 e
any busy dug store. Or q proof box
vii Be nailed Z you send 10 cents,
silver or stamps. 20 JOHN Hart Brittzi1-
staiioa ?, Kew TorE y, 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26

decoration were pink and white car
nalions- Covers were placed for ten
guests and after the dinner dancing
was the diversion Of the evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26
'TheY WOrk vile YOU Seer"

Do you feel at skies and sevens"
today? You are bilious. consupatedl
You feel headachy, fuu OF cold. un-
strung. Your meals don't ft-breath
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-26
Wade Hampton Chapter, U.D.Cy
Plans Halloween Tea Friday

THE Axis club is the latest addition
to the club work OF the Young
Women's Christian association in
this city. II is the first college body
Of the y. w. Q. A. to be formed here
The members are students OF the
School OF Mines The officers include;
Miss Ermeu Markgraff PRESIDENT
Miss Lii Sartorius. vice president;
Miss Emmie Wheatley, treasurer, and
Miss Barbara Worcester. reporter
The club was formed last week under
the direction Of Miss Zelah Helm
baugh, field secretary Of the Y. w. O.
al Ii meets for the first time this
afternoon at o'clock in the central
building.