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New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Miss Elizabeth Nosle 10
Make Debut at Dance

Among other affairs scheduled for the
y :ck Is q dance which Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Mosle, OF 1913 East sixty.second
street, will give ut the Colony Club to-
morrow to introduce their daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Boardman Mosle. Pre-
eeding the dance Mr.. and Mrs. Mosle
WI give dinner az the Colony Club,
Alin seYera! others will give dinners,
,Vnx tnem ar. and Mrs Adams Bat
b. ad. -'''' i''Dci' u
-. or. ana Mrs. Harry Arnold Day will
oay at their home. 205 Wegt Fjftv.sev-
80" .,tfeet, Tor their dGbutantc daugh-
EMr, Mics Elizabeth Day and Mr. md
Ii''h1 !. Bush Will give a. dance to-
tr.oirow 10 night for Miss Hope Bush at
~ nush Terminal Building. 1870 west
.sxs s sy,sscbnd Street Supper viii be
80 So from o'clock until midnight on
''''no NOOK of the Buyers' Club.
=. .as, and Mrs. Ceorge y Card,,or
S op Fafk Ayenue, wilI give y small
1s on the same nivht for +heir
.sh1er and son, Miss Allce Gardiner
az ~ ~ attending MISC Masters's School
stndsa ~ usofge y. Gardiner jr., who is a
''a'ens At Roxbury, Mass.
\. 1ns sa,.s nfst Of the Colony dances will
"ssa az she Ritz Carlton tomorrow
x~dr a.s sW Kisls Who will not ne IN
49,. 49, ~ seYerai years. The com
Wa,I9o s'r This season includes Mrs
1.nae~ 1m barr, Mr.. Oliver Gould
W'nss' p ny. II. Casimir de kbam
Si,s.s " Aooes T. Stevens, Mrs.. J. Magce
~" s"~"ftn " sns Mrr. fdward 7. II. Tai
49,. ne s<ond dance will bc givcr
s'''os the E@ter hoI.days,
ana Mr. Frederick W. Lonyfei
~, i ~ 'nsto1ee tbeir daughter, Mipi
x~*s D. 'afeld Lengf4llow, NJ J
= 1ie Colony Club, Tnesda1
8 X Asn'srlh the day Mrs. gAskst
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Dances for Debutantes
Crowd Weeks Calendar
Included in Long List of New Years Eve Social AT.
fairs Is Party To Be Given by Clarence H. Mackay
for BOYS and Girls Home from School and College

New Years Eve celebrations will be the
WHICH bogus with several affairs
the p'Naas hsvever buds" occupy
will with the older
the will
has the the last girls
who have
New Years nature,
eater parties the One of the
holiday arranged boys
college will Clarence Mackay Friday
at his home, Seventy-ifth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
q Mrr
M2mpAo~o~o
II 6xSzZ ed
Miss Frances Mott
Is Engaged to Wed
StaceyC. Richmond
Other Betrothals Announced
Include Miss Muriel Jen-
nings, of Kew Gardens, to
DR.. Miguel W. Jackson

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooper Mott,
Of lS5 East Seventy-tirst Street, have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Frances Jerome Mott,
to Stacey Curtis Richmond. of
Dongan HiIls, S. !. Miss Mott was one
of last years debutantes, and was
graduated from Miss Porter's School
at Pennington. She is a member of
the Junior League, Mr.. Richmond is
and Mrs. Richmond. He is a member
of the senior class at Harvard. Dur
ing the war he served with the Har-
ward unit in the Italian ambulance
corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 5. Jennings, Of
Abingdon Road, Kew Gardens, L. l.,
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Murie Adelne Jen-
uings, to Dr. Miguel Wise Jackson, of
Columbus, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Jackson, of Upa-
toie, Ca He is a graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania, class OF
1913. The wedding will take place in
the early spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stratton, of
Sea Gate, have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter. Evelyn Marie,
to Gordon Moore Curtis, OF New York
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant NJ. Curtis,
of Quincy, Ill. Miss Stratton did much
Red Cross work during the war. Mr.
Curtis is an eX-service man, having
served as a lieutenant in the aviation
corps of the United States Navy. He
is a 1903 graduate of Ahcrst. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Miller, of
Pelham. formerly Of New Rochelle
have announced the engagement OF
their daughter. Natalie, to Ernest c.
Benjamin jr., of New York and Easton
Pa.
Mrs. Edward II. Clark. of Morristown
~ j., has announced the engagement
of her daughter. Miss Katherine c.
Clark, to John V. Bacot, OF Utica.
Mrs Louise Wnkler, of coli Cres-
ton Avenue, announces the engagement
of her daughter, Kathryn, to Joseph S
Ward
Mr.. and Mrs William A. Wilson, Of
353 West Seventy fourth Street, have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Muriel Adair Wilson, tc
Frank c. Holister jr., son of Dr. and
Mrs. Frank c. Hollister, Of 264 West
Seventy-seventh Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

Duke and Mrs. Stanhope Nixon.
Among those who have taken boxes
are Mrs. Edison Bradley, Mrs. Nicho-
las +. Brady, Mrs. Oliver Hartman,
Mrs. George H. Benjamin, Mrs. Edward
n. Breitung, Mrs. John D. Ryan, Mrs.
James A. O'Gorman, Mrs. II. F. Sim
clair, Mrs. Herbert Shipman, Clarence
II. Mackay, Mrs. Henry Forbes Nc
Creery and Mrs. De Lancey Kane
The patronesses include Mrs. Will
lam Disston, Mrs. Charles NJ. Oelrichs,
Mrs Alfred Macy the Princess Ros-
pigliosi, Mrs. Preston Pope Satter-
thwaite. Mrs. David Fl. Coddington,
Mrs. Mortimer Schiff and Mrs. John G.
Agar.
The alumna of Barnard School for
Girls, New York, are to give dance
in the Rose Room of the Plaza on Thurs
day. The proceeds will be devoted to
supporting a scholarship under the
New York Child Labor Committee.
This scholarship enables a child who
otherwise would be obliged to work to
attend school. The officers of the
alumnae association who are in charge
of the dance are Miss Muriel Osborne,
presidents: Miss Helen Chapman, vice
president; Miss Jennie Lee Smidt, cor
responding secretary, and Mrs. Ger
trude Wotherspoon, recording sec
Ietary.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

Charles l. Hudson Mrs. Helen Hartley
jenkins, Miss Eleanor lie Roy, Mrs.
George Augustus Lung, Mrs. George
Fl. Macy, Mrs. Henry d. Nicoll, Mrs.
Ernest B. Osborne, Mrs. Henry S. Pat
tcrson, Mrs. Charles r. Roe Mrs. Al
gernon s. Sullivan. Mrs. Frank S.
Witherbee, Daniel G. Adams, Stephen
Baker Roger S. BALDWIN. Linzee Blag-
den, Charles Boucher, Gherardi Davis,
F. Ashton de Peyster, Moses Ely, Al
fred Houston, Frank c. Littleton, Ed
ward de p. Livingston, Frederick IL
Moore, Vernon Munroe, DR.. Edward L.
Partridge, DR.. Edward n. Peaslee, w
Emlen Roosevelt, George Il. Roosevelt
and George II. Sullivan.
The ball for the Union Settlement
will take place January 2s. AT it's head
is Mrs ii. +. Dawson. Last season this
ball was one Of the events of the
winter, and the coming one promises
to equal it in brilliancy. Mrs. Dawson
will be assisted in It's management by
Mrs James X. Sheffield, Mrs. William,
S. Edgar, Mrs. Reginald Barclay, Mrs
Frederick W. Moss. Mrs. Thomas f
Satterthwaite. Mrs Edwin Nj. Bulkley
and Miss Ellen S. Marvin
The patronesses include Mrs. Rob
ert Brewster. Mrs Albert Gallatin
Mrs. Graham Lusk, Mrs. William War
ren Hoppin jr, Mrs. Henry Z. Coe. Mrs
Arthur W. Francis, Mrs. Henry d.
Forest, Mrs. T. Tieston Wells, Mrs
John S. Rogers, Mrs. Dean Sage, Mrs
Philip ]. Bartlett, Mrs. Oliver j. Jen.
nings, Mrs. George S. Brewster, Mrs
William l.. Hardness, Mrs. Edward
Stettinius, Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James
Mrs. Philip A. S. Franklin, Mrs
George +. Baker jr., Mrs. Charles II
Snbin. Mrs. John Heury Hammond
Mrs. Herbert l.. SatterIee, Mrs. Cor.
nelius N. Bliss jr., Mrs. Edward Par
rish, Mrs. Dom Barber and Mrs. Culler
". r. Cogswell. 81
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Dance Is arranged
For Ttco Debuf0ntes

Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax Stuart Land
street will give dance on "Wednesday
for the debutante daughter, Miss
Mary Davis Landstreet, and for Miss
Jane Monson, the debutante daughter
Of Dr. Louis Moinson, of Paris.
Other affairs on the same day will
be reception which Mrs. William Nell
son Wilbur, Of 875 Park Avenue, will
give for Miss Harriet NJ. Wilbur, and
luncheon and theater party by Mrs.
II. Edward Manville, Of 1875 East Sew
enty-second Street, for Miss Betty Bar
ber, the debutants daughter OF Mrs
Dom Barber.
Thursday will bring several affairs
Of interest. Mr.. and irs. John San
ford will give dim and dance for
their debutante daug4 Ter, Miss Ger
trude Ellen DePuy Sanford, and Bishop
and Mrs. James Henry Darlington will
their debutante daughter, Miss Kate
theater party. Mrs. William Z. Frank
lin, Of 1856 East Seventy ninth Street
gives a luncheon at the Colony Club
for Miss Isabella Wood.
The first Of the Robinson Aumna
dances will be held at the Rih- Carlton
on Thursday evening.
Tho committee comprises Clarence
u. Mackay, Mrs. Goodhue Livingston
MIS-. Oliver G. jennings, Mrs j. CAST
mir de Kham, Mrs. John Henr Ham
rnond, Mrs. Walter Phelps Bin, Mrs
William X. Vanderbilt I'd, Stu%esant
! Pilot, Mrs. Mngce Ellaworth, Mn John
! H. Prentice, Mrs. Eugene s. hynal
/ Mrs. Moses Taylor, Mrs. John T.Pratt
and Mrs. William e. Potter.
Mrs. Otto II. Kahn will open he.
home for lecture by Percy Graiper
on Tuesday afternoon, this beingthl
second Of the series Of lectures Y,cn
under tho nuspicce Of the Schola On.
forum. Mr.. Granger viii speak On
"Jhe Art Of Cyril Scott" With jllusk.
4 tions on the piano by Mr.. Graink,
i and Nr. Scott, and readinxss OF r.
3cott's poems. es3
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

Assisting Mrs. Arthur NJ. Anderson, o.
chairman of the committee. are Mss
Janet Austin, Miss Kathryn Davey,
Miss Dorothy Dunphe, Miss Florence
Hurley, Miss Marion Reiss and Miss
Anna Sheehy.
Austin. Mrs. William NJ. Barrett, Mrs.
Stephen j. Farrelly, Mrs. J. Miles Glib
bons, Mrs. Gerald S. Griffin, Mrs Rob-
ert Louis Holguet. Mrs. Henry James
Mrs. Marshall McAnerney, Mrs James
McCabe, Mrs. NJ. S. Mayer, Mrs.
Henry Forbes McCreery, Mrs. Jacob
l.. Reiss, Mrs. Charles William Sloane,
Mrs. Gary Spencer, Mrs. H. Stuyvesant
Woodhouse, Miss Mary Eagan and Mrs.
Mary Mayer.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Fraternity TO Give Dance
Theta Delta Chi of Amherst to
Gather al the Waldorf

The New York members of the
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity of Amherst
College will give a dance at the Wal
dorf- Astoria Wednesday night, under
the patronage Of Mrs. Samuel T. Shaw,
Mrs. Peter II. keeler. Mrs. George ".
McFadden, Mrs. Frank Bartlett, Miss
Mary +. Gunnison and Miss Dorothy
IIaight
The committee in charge consists of
James h. Shaw, Edward A. Robertson,
p W. McFadden jr., and Lansing H.
Keeler. chairman.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Orerseas League to Cire
Dance for Serrice Men

One Of the noteworthy events of the
holiday season Will be dance for serv-
ice men and disabled ex-service men
which the Overseas League viii give at
the Red Cross Holiday House. 3 East
tythrd Street, on New Years Eve.
The dance viii be the last of series
Of entertainments being given at the
Holiday House under the auspices of
the New York County Chapter OF the
Red Gross.
Among the members of the Overseas
League who will act as patronesses are
Miss Alice Hill Chittenden, Mrs. John
French, Miss Mary Bogart, Mrs. L. w.
Phister. Mrs. Louise Clark. Miss Flor
enca $. More. Mrs. George b. Ford.
Miss Anne Sherman Hoyt. Mrs. Ella
Hsggin and Miss Enid Wilmerding.
Teas. inforpal parties and billiard
contests will be given at the Holiday
House every afternoon and evening
during the coming two weeks. The
committee in charge includes Mrs. John
S. Ellsworth. Mrs. James R. Blake. Mrs
Payne Whitney, Mrs. Montague Flacc
and Miss Belle s. Andrews.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

" IT, qcaT society SATURDAY.
IHE at reception whh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Augustus Youngs rW gue for her a home III
)onkc7s Miss Youngs is g5adnate Of the Misses Masters
School, at Dobbs Ferry.
Miss Willard uU the program girls at the
annual Catholic Big Brothers tonight the
podrome
Miss Johnson daughter of Mrs Charles Bayse.
introduced to society Miss Johnson
tho girls at the Bubble Book given
at the RiuoI.
Miss Saayer is the d6butante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip SaWyer luncheon given for her last week By her
mother.
Hiss Bristed is daughter Of M and Mrs. Charles 44stor
Bristed She the girls the of the
Catholic Big Brothers tonight at the Hippodrome.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23

sen on Stock to ourtiI' & CAV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
COAL MINING
REACHES PEAK

Washington. D. c., Aug. sl-Pro-
duction OF bituminous coal reached
its 1920 peak during the week ending
August Il. when the miners turned
out 11,72s. 900 net tons
The geological survey, in making
this announcement yesterday made
public figures showing production OF
bituminous coal since last January
! TO total 324.S77 900 tons. which is
IS .250. 900 tons greater than the 1919
production at the same date
The increased production for the
week Of August Il was ascribed in
part 10 the accumulation OF empty
coal cars during the strike OF day
men OF the Illinois and Indiana fields.
Reports to the survey early last week.
indicated loadlngs slightly less than
the preceding week and the suspen-
sion Of operations in the Indiana
field probably will account for a still
further decrease in production
Shipments TO New England for
which a priority order recently was
issued. are not coming up 70 expec-
tations, the surveys reports indicate.
Rail shipments for New England also
declined but still are IS percent above
last years average
Priority OF shipment to lakes for
the northwest is having its effect,
dumpings at Lake Erie ports for the
week OF August Il being 994.425 net
tons, Of which all except 421.000 tons
were for trans-shipment to the north
western states
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
THREE PRISONERS CUT TWO
SETS OF BARS AND ESCAPE

Pueblo. Colo, Aug. 25.-Thrse pris-
oners held in the Pueblo city jail
escaped early yesterday morning
after saving through two sets OF bars
while the jailer was out on an emer-
Eency call with the patrol wagon
The men are. George +. Duffee, ar
rested Saturday afternoon on the
charge Of attempting 70 obtain money
under false pretences: ]. ". Leather
man. alleged bad check artist. and
Roy Greer arrested several days ago
and held as a deserter from the
United States army.
Their escape was discovered when
the jailer took the breakfast trays
into the jail room.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23

Payne, Evelyn Elaine-GraudvieW
Phillips, LiIlian-Hi-h school
Philips. sallie-San Jacinto.
Pool. Bertha, supervisor.
Pickles, Fanny E--HiEh school
Pool Tera-Lamar.
Prater. Lyra-BeaIl-
Preston. Eieanor-Alamo.
Putnam. Vida-3forehsad
Rainey. Eelen-Aoy.
Rheinheimer. Frieda-Franklin-
Rice, KIifford-Bailey-
Roberta Helen D--Bailey.
Roberts Helen Alamo.
Rogers, Edith-llorehead-
Roslyn. Aargzrst-Bailey.
Ross Grace LonE-San Jacinto-
Routlsdgs. Elizabeth-High school
Sachs William-HiEh school
Salyer. Mrs Ross-Aoy.
Sanders. Mrs. Charm-San Jacinto-
saner. Alrz Bsrtie-Vilas.
Seay. Robert E--Hlgh school
Shedd, Sybu-Sunset-
shelton, Eleanor-Baney.
Smith. Isabel Oreou-Lsunar-
Smith. Lucilie-Hlgh school
Smith. 1Ielissz-Aoy.
Smith. Psari-San Jacinto-
Stapletou. Eva Blair-1fanhattsn
steEer, Ena-Beal-
Strain. Eula-Grsndvisw-
Strickland. Maud-Nanhzttan
Sullivan. Annie L--Bean-
Swami, AIicia-Vllas-
SWeEler. 1IrE LiIisn-Frauklin.
Taper, Ben N--High school
Taylor. NaI-HiEh school
Taylor, Irene O.-HiEh school
Thomas. Liza E.-Hish school.
Thomas. Louise B.-Lamar-
Thompson. Goldie-TiiaL
FILLER, Lela-1lanhattan
Trutter. Anne-Alamo-
Turk. Eveiyn-Aita Vista
Turrentins. Frances-BealL
Utiev. Erancss-Norehead
Valentine, IsabeIie-Alta vista
Wagner. MarEaret-Alta Vista
Wade. Cara 1L-Aoy-
Walker, Elizabeth-HiEh school
walsh. william Allsn-HiEh school
walton. Lee-Hi Ehl1nd PARK
walton, Lucy Downs-Aanhattan.
Ward. Nora Bradley-Aitz Vista
Washburn. Anna M.-Bailsy and Lamar
Williams Edna-Morehead.
Windberg. Anne-Beau.
Winrren. Emma-Bell
VIII. Neilys-Aiamo-
Wright. Eleanor-Hlgh school.
Woods. J. L--San Jaciuto-
Young. Namls-Aiamo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
DEAL ENVOLVES slOO,OOO,OOO;
OIL COMPANY TO BE ORGANIZED

New York. Aug. 23.-Official an
nouncement Of the conclusion OF ne
gotlations for the merger OF the in
ternational Petroleum company, Ltd.
a subsidiary Of the Standard oil
company, OF New Jersey. and the
Tropical OIL company. controlled by
the Benedum -Trees-Trea Crawford
interests, Of Pittsbug. a deal involv-
made today.
By the terms OF the merger. It IS
planned TO organize q new Interna-
tional Petroleum company. Ltd, IN
der the laws OF Canada with an au-
thorized issue OF at least 100, 90 pre-
ferred shares. par value S.. and at
least 7,1lss13S common shares OF no
par value
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
OIL IN BREWSTER WELL
IN USE AS MINE FUEL

Alpine. Tex. Aug. 23.-Due TO the
fact that the Preside OIL and Gas
company IS not using all the oil from
its Wilson we'll No IN their opera
tons, some OF the quicksilver mines
have been hauling oil from the well
and testing Il for their use The tests
have proved satisfactory. and II they
can arrange 10 get oil from these
people. II VIII save them about half
OF their long haul. which WIN be
quite a saving in dollars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23

IMMEDIATELY following tia draping
4 Of living models IN the windows, q
private fashion show for women only
wiz be given on the 5th floor rsady-to-
wear section This show on the 9Th floor
VII begin about AS
The general public Is eordiallg a7piled
10 see Tie DindoD exhibition and he
Domen patrons 10 attend The fashion
shsv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23

Why is it that a cup Of
fine tea, with all its rare
fragrance and richness of
favor, actually costs less
than a cup Of common teal
That's easyl The costs
of getting tea fom.the tea
plant to you are heavy
have to be. They are a
large part Of the price Of
tea; and about the same for
common as for fine tea.
You see, now, don't your
It really isn't worth while
to bring over that common
tea, with its weak favor
and vegetable taste.
Schilling Tea is the fine
practical economical tea Of
this country.
Il Sehilzizg g Company
San Francisco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23

Eylar, Kathleen-Bailsy.
Fincher, Mrs Frances-Aita Vista
Fitzpatrick. Aiice-Lamar.
Flick. Grace-Bailey.
Flynn. Catherine-HiEh school.
Foster. Fanny Nigh school.
Fowler, Oiaiee-Douglzss.
Fowler, R. W-HiEh school
Fox. Sadie-Franklin-
Frank, Jeanie M-High school.
Fuess. Adele-Aorehead-
Gallagher, Maria J.-Alano.
Garrett. Mrs. sadie-san Jacinto.
Greer, Edna-Alta Vista
Geddlngs. Edith-High school.
Giddinss. Emily-Alano.
GiddingE. Enma-Alano.
Gilbert, Lilly Belle-Rsall
Gilchrist, Nay S--High school
Gilksy. Joseph-Hlgh school.
GlletL Mary E--High school
Gillett. Thalia-Alta Vista
Gillian. Carmen-Alta Vista
Gilroy. Ella B.--Alta Vista.
Golden. Eloise-Morehezd-
Goldstein. Rebecca-HiEh school
Gorbutt. Catherine-Aoy.
Grace, Cora-Highland Park
Grace. 1finnie-Aoy.
Grady, Annie-Frankiiu-
Gray. 1label Glenn-Vilas-
Gregg. Ethel-Morehead-
Griboles Arsinia B.-Manhattan-
Gurlsy. Emma-DouElass.
Gulon. Nell-Alta vista
Hancock, Cora-Highland Park
Harper, Jewel-Aoy.
Harris. Annie W.-Alta Vista
Harris. Elizabeth-Hlrh school.
Harris, F1orida-Alta Vista
aeep, Alberta-san Jaeinto-
Henderson. Jeanetts-Aoy.
Hoard. Lucy clarke-Beau-
Hopper, LouiEs-Morehead
howard, Lille S.-Aoy.
Huffman, Grace H--Alta Vista.
Huffman. Nyrtle-SunssL
Hugg5tt, Lillian-HlEh school
Hughes II M--Bailey and Norehead-
Hughes. Florence High school
Hull. Daniel-High school.
Hunter, Margaret-Alta Vista
Husbands. Dove-Bailey.
InEels. Sayds-Eigh school
Isaacs-Naud-Junicr High school.
Isaacs. ,1nez-Alta Vista
IverEou. arEuerite-Lsmar
Jackson. Mrs Afyrls-Aoy.
Jones, J. Byron-High school
Jones. Clara-Morehead-
Jones, Lula E-Alta Vista
Jones, farEaret-1fznh1tten-
Jones, Sailie-lfanhattau
Judkins. Bernice-VilaA
Keeney, Mabel V--Lanar.
Kiefsr. Deiis-Lamar.
King, Edna-5ailey.
Lake. ". W.-High EchooL
Langsford. Eeien-Baiiey.
Lzngston. Jennie lL-Franklin-
Lattner, sue-Bailey.
Laurie. Olive E.-Aoy.
LeBaron, Margharetta-EiFh BchooL
Lefkovitz, Blanche-BeaiL
LeGrand. Eiizabsth-Aoy-
Lewis. Anna N--Alta vista
Lindsey. Trsnkie-Aoy-
Lindsey Lucie Jean-Aoy.
Long. Odessa D.-DouEIasE
Lopez. Rudolph W--DouElaGs
Lovett. Lzura-GrzndvisW.
Luther, Betty-Franklin-
McGoWeu. A. Lydll-Woodlawn.
McEie- Lena-Eigh school
Maddox. Nauds E--Sau Jacinto
Naroffin. Anne-San Jaclnto.
Majors. Mrs. Z. C.-Aoy.
aIaloney, Edith-Eailey.
1raloney. Lucil1e-1lorehead
March. Josephine-Alzmo.
Massey. Edith-Aoy.
Aayfield. Sue-Alta Vista
Miller, Lucille-Beau.
Miller Margaret W.=Eigh school
1fodrzu. WInuie-vilas and lforehszd
Moody. Mary Atheism Jacinta
Moore. MarEarat-Alzrno-
Moore. Ms 1fyra-BeaiL
1Tulcahy. Eate-San Jacinto.
Mrs 3linnie-EiEhland PARK.
1Iustsin. Grayre-Eoy.
1fustain. Ms. A. G.-Aoy.
Nelson. Laura-lranhartzn
Neal Martha A--HiEh school.
Novels. lfaude-lfanhzttsn
Nimitz. 1leta-Alta Vista
Null. z. A.-HlEh school
Heien--High school
Patterson. Mamie L--Szn Jacinto
Payne. Dorcas Ann-Szn Jacinto-
Payne-Eunics R--Aita Vista
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
FIRST BAPTIST S. S. BEGINS
CAMPAIGN FOR 1000 MEMBERS

With the purpose Of having 1000
names on the roll by next Nay. the
First Baptist Sunday school has be-
gun a drive for new members. The
Sunday school Is not going to try to
get them all the same month. but has
set out a certain goal for each month,
as follows: August $50; September.
cember. $50: January. 7z5; February,
500; March. 875; April. $50; Nay. 1000.
Rev. S. J. T Williams, the new as
sistant pastor, preached at each
church service Sunday Fourteen per-
sons Joined the church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
PICKPOCKET STEALS PURSE;
BOY FINDS IT IN RIVER

A pickpocket Sunday relieved Her
bert H. Grumsfeld, OF us South Ore
gona street, OF his pocketbook, which
contained $50 in money, cards and a
quantity Of German money he brought
from Europe
A boy appeared at Grunsfald's
home Monday and returned the
pocketbook. which he said he found in
the river.
Grunsfeld notified the police The
boy Is being held at police head
quarters pending an investigation,
but no charge was placed against
him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
AirpLane Fall
Kills Three At
Redwood City

REDWOOD City, CALI, Aug "a
Three men were instantly killed at
the Varney aviation field here late
yesterday when their airplane crashed
20 the ground from a height Of 500
feet The dead are Cliff Prodger, Of
Bristol, Eng. pilot, John c Nelson
and Gus Jamerson. attaches OF the
Varney aviation school Prodgsr was
q representative of a British aircraft
company and was demonstrating the
airplane-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
GITY'S TEACHERS NAMED FOR
COMING YEAR; MANY VETERANS

4 EA1yY veterans Of e Faso's last
tai years teaching staff VIII assume
their duties when school opens
September 2. according % an an
-7ourcemsut Of superintendent A 4
Eurhe-- N{nsty-niue new teachers
VIII be added TO the STAFF for the new
term. 8lr Hughey also announced
fhat ont OF last years staff about 50
teachers will not return this year
Fourteen Of his number have mar
rfed and some were not reelected
Several signlfisd their intention Of
taking I'd other work
The plan Of using u rooms OF the
Ala vista school for Alta Vista pu-
pils IN the morning and for Manhat-
tan Heights pupils during the after
noon is being considered IN order to
accommodate the latter pupils who
otherwise would be without a school
IN this way the other schools would
not be hampered BY the delay in fin
ishinS the Manhattan school. This
decision has net yet been definitely
made however
New Teacher
Following are the 90 new teachers,
with those serving IN the high school
marked with an asteriEk.
Allen. Kathleen. Allen Winnie. An
slater, Ethel. Anderson. Ida J.
satezs Fannie Baker. Fred; Beatty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-23
PLANS READY FOOR NIGHT
SCHOOL TO OPEN SEPT.

J. 2 Gilkey, principal Of the public
night schools, has announced that
everything Is IN readiness for the
night schools 70 open September. L
Only 81 viii be charged for en-
trance
According 70 the principal. teachers
are available 70 teach any subject
there viii be q demand for. Classes
viii be from z to 8 o'clock Monday,
Wednesday and Friday nights at the
high school.