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, was swung around by the members of the American Legion appointed to as sist the Landing and taxied quickly back to the east end of the field to make way for the others. Within Il few minutes plane No. 3 swung down ward from the west and was followed in quick succession by the others. Plane No. 1. carrNing Capt. St Clair Street., commander of the expedition. and observer Sergeant Edmund Henrn0ues was the last to leave the air.
 Arrangements at the field were eX. ccllcnt and the flyers were given every assistance by former air service Lieu tenant w. E. Case and those delegat- ed for that purpose. No one was all lowed on the field aside from the fell reception committee. representatives of the Marshars office. who policed the field. the landing committee. d few photographers and small scattering of others. Only four ladies were per mitted on the landing place, three be- ing Bed Cross nursese an the other. Miss Catherine Anpher, deputy marshel on the staff of Marshal Jor- dan. Former lieutenant Case was in sole charge of the field and handled the situation with the thoroughness of long experience in the air service,
 Following the landing. the flyers were given hearty welcome and the freedom of the city during their stay The field was also thrown open to the public and the crowd soon swarmed around the planes watching the avia- tors as they busted themselves about the machines, in accordance with an invariable rule to put the ships in
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G. Q, P. TREASURER DECLARES COX
 LIST 4 FAKE

Chicago. Aug. 2S-Fred w. Upham treasurel' of the Republican Nationad Committee. declared in an interview here today that the alleged republican. campaign fund quota list presented by Governor Cox in substantiation of his charges that the republicans are raising a fifteen million dollar cam. rlign fund is an attempt ito buy the is a fake.
 "Cox's schedule of the republican campaign fund quotas in fifty one
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Fiere- Fighting For est-iitovsk in ProoreSs

London, Aug. 2S--.A Berlin dis patch today asserts that Russian pris- oncrs are arriving at Cracow and re port that the famous Russian cavalry General. Budcnny, has been seriously wounded in action during the recent fighting on the Polish front.
 The Poles and Russians are fighting fiercely for fort Erest -litovsk. accord ing to q Soviet statement received here by wireless.
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Petrograd Facing Anti-Sovict Revol:

Cope nhag gen. Aug. 2S-Advices fl iom Petrograd to the Berliner Tidea today state that conditions in that city are becoming critical and that the fall of the Soviet government ap- pears imminent.
 Information from the front. togetho with the desperate economic situation is believed to be responsible for the general discontent Many shops arc said to be closed and valuables have
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AIR FLEET ARRIVES
 AT FAIRBANKS

Fairbanks. Aug. 27-(Special to the Nugget The three returning air. ships of the Alaska Flying Expedition landed here at s:14 p. m. this after noon. The planes were an hour. and fifteen minutes coming from Gibbon. 13O miles in an air line. Everyone was well and there was litter of pups in the machines.
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GOVERNOR WANTS
 WOMEN TO VOTE

Montgomery. Aug. Ex-Governor I<ilby announced today that he would convene the Alabama Legislature serx 14th for the purpose of enacting suffrage laws permitting the women of Alabama to qualify as voters. thereby enabling them to participate in the November elections
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sEDoUlNS MASSACRE
 PALESTINE VILLAGERS

Carlo. Egypt. Aug. 27-Onc hun dred and fifty persons. residents of the town of Ajlun. Palestins, have been killed by band of Bedouin Arabs, who have gone on the war path in that section.
 Ajlun is situated q short distance Northeast of Jerusalem.
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THREE DIE IN INcENDlARY
 FIRES IN iREI AND:

Dunbalk. Ireland. Aug. .s- Two sales girls and one male salesman we're burnt to death in the stores Of two Protestant Unionists tradesmeR in Dunbalk today.
 The buildings occupied by the stos res were set on fire by unknown part es and the homes of their owners we re also burned at he same tfme.-
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SUPPOSED cEAD
 ALASKAN TURNS UP

Cumberland. Aug 25-Dr Thomas McElfsh. n dentist, who left here for Alaska twenty three years ago and day surprised his relatives here by appearing unannounced. McElfish is in vigorous health and is said to have become wealthy during his long ab- sence.
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eoishcviki Launch Counter Attack.
 Near Brcst- t-itovsk

Moscow, Russia. Aue. 27-The Rol- sAeVili have launched a counter at lack designed to capture Rrcst-litovsk il Was officially announced today.
 I've are fiercely attacking the Rrest -itovsk forces" an official com munique said.
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U. S. To Exchange More Notes With
 Poland

Washington. Aug. 2S There will he another exchange, of notes wth.Pp- warning against an advance by the Polish forces into Russia, according to a State Department announcement today.
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CHILEAN TROOPS MuTiNv-
 MANY KILLED

Lima. Peru. Aug. 27-Serious nut inies. resulting in the killing and persons, have lately occurred among the fifteen thousand Chilean troops concentrated in the Africa and Tacna region. according to advices received here. r,
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s. CRUISER ORDERED
 TO OANZiG

Washington Aug. 2S-Secretarv Taniels has directed vice admiral ,Huse to proceed immediately with the ar n ored cruiser Pittsburg to Danzig to offer protection to American refugees the4e.
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CHAMBER COMMERCE DEMANDS LATE SAILING
B0L LSKEV|k| BRING NEW TROOPS
 INTO BATTLE

Teen seized. IL is stated that the Eolshcviki have punished the demon stfators by shooting. The troops are said to share in the common discontent and excitem"m within the Red garri- son is continually incpeasing.
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Non Partisans Capture All Democratic Nominations

Helena. Aug. 2S-Non partisanl Leaguers, practically complete returns disclose. have captured every demo-. cratic nomination in this state from. Senator down.
 The republicans appear tH have. "horned" them of in most inst.qnees
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HAGUE TRIBUNAL IS
 HARD|NG'S WAR PANACEA

fiatly for sat-Yping the League which he says has proven utterly impotent as | preventative of war" and is for incorporating an. of it's ments ' in q court of international justice animated by consideration of right and justice instead of might and self interest"
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NoN-PARTISAN CANDIDATE CAPTURES DEMOCRATIC
 NoMiNATioN-MoNTANA

Helena, Aug. 27-B. k. Wheeler, Non partisan Leaguer has captured the Democratic Gubernationa nomi- nation. defeating w. w. Mcr lowell, a regular democrat.
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speclAL NOTICE.

On and after Sept. 1 1920 bill will bs rendered weekly instead of month Iys Cash must accompany all orders from outlying Districts. M
 HoCT's CASH STORE
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Fourth Pioneer Semi Monthly Dance
 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th. Held at Pioneer laloe Hall ADM. $t.00 LADIES FREE EVERYBODY INVITED
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New York. Aug. Ex-Governor Cox II ake further exposes regarding the campaign funds of the republican IlI1y within a week
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Marion, o. Aug. 2S-The hope of world peace lies in putting truth in the Hague tribunal. not in the League of Nations. which has undoubtedly passed beyond possibility of restora- tion." Senator Harding declared in q speech to a delegation from Indiana here today.
 The republican candidate came out
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Roxohouse FOR SALE

Tho owner of the sinreck. sosd- housc ~ill cell came cheap providing it is sold within the next two weeks. Inquire Fred petsrson.
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MAIL THE NUGGET TO YOUR IFmENDs OUTSIDE AND HELP
 BOOST THIS SECTION OF ALASKA
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British Labor Demands Govt Peace
 Action

London, Aug 27-Hritish labor is demanding that the government tal," steps to bring about peace between Russia and Poland.
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Big doings are planned for the en- tertainment of the flyers during their stay. including banqusts, presentations caribou hunts by airships.
 Everything will be wide open, with all business suspended in the interim.
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WAR COSTS
 EUROPE $ MILLION LIVES

washinetou. Aug. 2s-Due to war influsncs4 ehs ssn nnropsan nations ensassd h tna graat world conflict sAou ! pssaasldl ss1S h populA4ion os ss.sse.sse p6rg1ls .I.cs 1914. accordins Q . stntaenSll rssslsch conducted byI
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principal cities is a phony. list which l never heard Of before" Upham de- ciared.
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the society for Social Consequences of war q Copenhagen. the. results ol which were made public today.
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The republican candidate came out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
Parent-Teacher Association Plans
Interesting Program of Years Work

Rev. FLOYD Poe reading. Mrs v. J.. lizard {.
Economy IN Education" Rev. Floyd Poe
sslection. high school orchestra; refresh
November Is-MezIean Parents Day.
Star Spangled Banner Mexican national
hymn. led by Mexican pupils. spanish
dance, La Jota"; piano selection. Miss
Emilia Mendoza: Purpose OF Parent
Teachers Association" ". Torar Bueno:
dance. 'Fandango"; song. Mexican pupils;
December IO-Kindergarden Day.
star spangled Banner; a Mothers
Contribution 70 the Kindergarten" Mrs,
w. 5. sharp: fermentation BY kinder
garden, directed by Miss A. Nasn1urns
Kindergarten teacher. Alta Vista school.
social time for "tiny tots" and mothers-
January 10.
Council OF Mothers viii meets az the
Alta Vista school, as guests OF Alta Vista
Parent-Teachers' association
January 1f-Parent-Teacher Day.
. Star Spangled Banner; How the Parent
Can Help the Teacher" Mrs II ". Ward.
song, Mrs. A. L. Foster How the Teacher
Can Help the Parent" Mrs. W L cass.
discussion; tea hour
February 1i-Chnd Welfare Day.
star Spangled Banner The Bent TwiE.
Mrs II. A. Turner. state treasurer. Texas
Congress Of Mothers. plano selection, Mrs.
Il Graves: giving the child a working IN
terest IN the home, discussion led BY Mrs-
February e5-Speelal Program
Washington Tea
Violin solo, Mrs ". q. DauEhdrills read
ing. Ms D. 8. Waldrons song. Mrs. VIII
Owen. reading. Mrs De Tampert; song.
Miss Isabel Valentine; dance. Miss Eleanor
Wright. physical director. high school;
song. Alta vista mothers chorus; refresh
menrs-
March 1f-PupiIs Day.
Exhibit. domestic science and manual
training classesi playlet Alta VISA
pupils refreshments prepared and served
by the cooking classes.
April 8.
Election OF Officers: piano selection. 1frs-
Bred PigEett: What Do our Children
Eatg" DR.. Matte Hills discussion. tea
hour.
Nay Is.
installation OF officers vacation needs;
discussion. led by Mrs. O. J. Blufords song.
mothers chorus; social hour
The announcement Of November y as
Mexican parents day Is an interesting in
novation. Mrs iris said this vas the first
movement OF the kind within her kuoWl-
edge and that she believed Z. would Be an
important step in Americanization-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

1fcNary. are spending the weekend
at the lfcNary ranch in New Mexico
=
Miss Anne Seixas 1IacGlashan. after
a visit Of several weeks with hez
aunt. Mrs. Charles E Bryan, has re-
turned 10 her home IN Chattanooga
Tenn She was accompanied py
chaperon. Miss AacGlashan viii en-
ter Rollins college. Virginia FOR the
autumn and winter term
=
Mrs. Charles L Overstrsets OF Dali
las. Tex, and her daughter. Adelaide.
and son. Charles, are visiting IN =
Paso. Mrs. OversLrest and her dauEh-
ter are AZ 19o9 Montana street and
Charles is with DR.. and Mrs. Floyd
Poe, at 1893 Montana street
y >
Mrs Charles II. White has returned
to her home in Lampasas. Texas, after
visit OF several weeks with her
sister, Mrs Norman D. Allen
=
Evangelist G. ". Morgan, Of Gle
burne, Texas. arrived Saturday 20 be-
gin revival services az Austin Park
Christian church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

IRIS. CHARLES RAIDER. supreme
Wl herald OF the White Shrine Of
Jerusalem, viii De chairman Of
the COMMITTEES for the entertainment
OF Mrs. Blanch Folsom Wheeler, Of
Chicago. supreme worthy high
priestess Of the White shrine OF
Jerusalem who viii arrive Tuesday
10 be the guest Of Mrs. RAIDER until
next Sunday. Mrs. Raiders assisting
committee, viii include Mss Pearl
Manning. Miss Helen Swift. Mrs.
Belle Carmical and Mrs. =. ". Dor
man. The schedule OF entertainment
follows: Tuesday evening a visit 20
the Pleiades chapter OF the o. 2. s.;
Wednesday morning at 1890 o'clock,
rehearsal OF ceremonial OF shrine Of
lcers; $50 2. N. reception and ban
quent IN Mrs. Wheeler's honor in
I, o. o. F. hall at $500 o'clock, quar-
terly ceremonial: Thursday, drive
about the city and luncheon at the
RAIDER home on Pershing Drive IN
Mrs. Wheeier's honor; banquet in the
evening IN visitors honor at Hotel
Sheldon. rendered by the officers OF
Dove Shrine No 9, OF the White
Shrine OF Jerusalem; Friday, luncheon
az Elks' club IN visitors honor. given
by the members OF Dove Shrine No.
9, drive to Juarez IN the afternoon:
Saturday afternoon, reception at the
home OF Mrs. Julia A. Sharp, worthy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

bell, Miss Dora PEBBLES, Miss Bertha
Ward and Mrs Elizabeth Hunter were
hostesses. Many members Of the
class, who have recently returned
from their vacations were present
Automobiles met al the plaza and
carried the guests to the ranch where
they were entertained A basket sup
per was provided and following the
supper valley grapes and watermelon
were served. During the evening
games and music were enjoyed.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs z. ". Amidon, Mr.. and Mrs.
julius Bergman and son, Harvey, Nh
and Mrs. Henry 7. Bowie, Mrs. James
R Rowie, Howard Brown, Miss
Blanche Campbell, Miss Estelle Dixon
Walter Dixon, Miss Marguerite Ehart-
Miss Margaret Flournoy. Miss Minnie
Ford. Miss Kate Hanley. Mrs. E NJ
Hunter. Miss Grace Hyland, Mrs. p
C. Hyland. Miss Mabel Knox, Miss
Pauline Latta, Misses Emma and FL
nora Laughlin, John Laughlin, Miss
Jessie Z. S. Mcdonald. Dr. and Mrs
G. H Mengel and daughters. Helen
and Betty Marie, Miss Winnie Modrall,
Miss Dora PEBBLES, Mr.. and Mrs. 81
Phippeny and children, laura, Ralph
and Dale, Miss Virginia Phippenys Dr.
and Mrs. Floyd Poe and daughter
Helen Louise, Misses Freda and Helen
Rheinheimer. Max Roberts, Dr.. Nettie
satterIee. Miss Ena steger. Miss Eva
Stapleton. Miss Bertha Ward and
Mrs. W. z. Willy.
The missionary society OF Austin
Park Christian church VIII mold us
-eruIar monthly meeting at 3 o'clock
Tuesdayi afternoon at the church. A
short program viii be given, followed
BY an informal reception IN honor OF
Mrs. ATcWhorter, who viii leave soon
to Join Rev ". h McW horter, VINO
mas accepted the pastorate Of the
church at Newport, Ky. The pro-
gram for the meeting follows; Sub
ject, 'The New Emphasis on the Use
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

THE PARENT-TEACHE ASSO-
CATION Of Alta Vista school has
planned an especially interesting
program for their years. work The
association announces the following
year book for 1920 and 1921:
Officera-Alrs. Glen Moore. presidents;
Mrs Eunice Payne. first vice PRESIDENT
Mrs. p. B. Bradley. second vice president.
Meta Niuitz. corresponding secretary Alr4
l. T. Vaughn, treasurer
Standing committees are as follows;
Soclal-Mrs- p B. Bradley, chairman (;
Mrs NJ J. Young, MrE- C. W Parish.
Mrs Z W Bryan, Mrs. A. n Dow. Mrs
J. A. Odeu. Mrs. R. II. AmeL MrA J. r.
futile, Mrs. ". G. Fulkerson. Mrs O. X
Darr, Mrs. T. S. Munson-
Program-Mrs- Henry FRS. chairman
Hrs. Rufus March. Mrs ". @ Beatty, MIS-
r. r. CoEhlan. Mrs c. Smith Ward.
1iembership-Mr W. T. Cas-. chairman;
Mrs william or. Mrs. Charles owen MrA-
John Thompson. AIRS. ~ OUTLAW. Mrs. D.
". Meadows. Mrs J. ". Carter. Mrs A. J.
HUMPHREYS 1Irs. Van wilson Mrs VIII
Scott. Mrs r. Camp.
press-1Tfss Meta NlmltE, chairman :
Mrs ". c. Beatty.
Finanoe-1irs. /. T. Vaughn, chairman;
Mrs Eunics Payne.
Courtesy-Mrs- c. A Wise. chairman /;
Mrs Eldridge Booth Mrs. J. E Benton,
Mrs L q Ritter, Mr1- william Speaker
Mrs VI. F. sharp
ATarazlne-8lrs. W. Caster. chairman
chairman; Airs. Rufus March. Ara O. J.
Allen. Mrs ". s. Sharp
Literature-AiEs. J. A. Sncra- chairnans
Mrs. F. n Crowder. Mrs W. W Womer.
Mrs George Drummer. Mrs r. J owen.
Playground. Recreation and Community
Center Departmeut-Ara- Rufus March.
Mrs J. G.. lfcGrady. Mrs w A. Adams
Delegates Council Of Afothers-1lrs- o. j.
Allen. Mrs Rufus March
The program for 1s20-1921 follows;
September 10.
Star spangled Banner; reports Of new
committees; Blantan amendment. eL-
planned BY Miss Nfyra Wlnkier. song, Mrs
Harry Day; Townsend amendment, eL-
plained by DR.. Paul Gallagher social
hour.
October 6-Thrift Day
Star SpangIed Banner; Thrift a.
Habit" Miss 1largharita LeBaron: discus
sion; sons, Alta Vista boys chorus; thrift
exhibit
October 22-special Program.
Fathers Night.
Selection, high school oehestra; sons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
Supreme Worthy High Priestess To Be
Guest OF White Shrine OF Jerusalem

high priestess OF the local organi-
zation in Mrs. Wheeler's honor
Mrs. Wheeler viii leave Sunday for
Denver TO visit the organization
there She Is at present in Gilroy,
Calf.
Mrs. T. s. Cobb Of Oklahoma City.
and her sister, Mrs Jack Stegall. Of
Dallas. are the guests OF Mrs Alice
S. CaWthon, 14O1 North Kansas street
They have spent the sumner in Call
fornia and after a few days seeing
FL Paso and visiting Mrs Cawthon.
they viii return 20 their homes Mrs.
Cobb IS the president Of the Ameri-
can legion Of Oklahoma City and
made an address TO 5000 people IN be-
half OF the order recently
y
Capt and Mrs John A Cooney have
arrived in FL Paso from Camp Grant,
Rockford. III, where Capt. Cooney
attended the educational and recrea-
tioual school They are guests OF
Capt Cooney's sister. Mrs n c.
Hempel. before going % their station
at Columbus. " ~
Mr.. and 1Irs. william Cady. ST.. 1fr.
and Mrs William Cady. r., Miss
Octavia Cady- and Miss Matte CAL
houn, OF lIcNary, La. and Miss Viz
ginia Cemotte, OF Lynchburg. Va.
guests OF Mr.. snd Mrs James Graham
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
Circle No. 4 OF The First NJ E. Church
Entertained By Mrs. Horace 4. Lay


A IRIS. HORACE A. LAY entertained
M members OF Corcle No OF the
First Methodist church on Fri
cay afternoon at her home on North
Florence street During the business
session Mrs George Cowherd, who is
general chairman for the autumn
bazaar which the Aid society OF the
church viii give, made her plans
known and che members Of the circle
announced that they would cooperate
An election OF officers OF the circle
for the coming year was held Mrs
W C. Hepburn was chosen as chair
man for the third year. The other
officers are; Vice chairman, Mrs. V.
C. Harlan; secretary, Mrs. II. W
Bzuder; treasurer, Mrs Carl Eckle-
After the business meeting Nrs. 7. P
Werle and Mrs G. =. Kusfdsky, re-
cent brides. arrived. accompanied BY
their mother, Mrs. +. H. Eyten. After
their welcome the honor guests, with
rlclr mother and the chairman Of the
circle, Mrs. Hepburn. were seated at
an especially appointed table covered
with a pretty luncheon cloth and
decorated with a huge boquet Of
white roses. They and the other
guests we're served dainty refresh
ments. Mrs. Louis Lay assisted the
hostess
Mrs. David Cathcart presented a set
OF tea napkins to each bride. The
napkins were made by the circle
members. Those present were: Mrs.
r. W. Bauder. AIRS. r G.. Maddox,
Mrs. David Cathcart, Mrs Glenn o.
Everman. Mrs. Carl Eclzle. Mrs. Earl
Philips, Mrs ". c. Hepburn, Mrs V
c. Harlan, Mrs. Richard Glumm, Mrs.
George Cowherd. Mrs. Hyten, Mrs.
Eusinsky, Mrs. Werle. Mrs LOUIS
Lay and Mrs Horace Lay.
Presbyterian church, taught by Mrs.
Henry 7. Bowie. held a fall reunion
Friday evening at the Durlzee ranch
down ne valley Miss Blanch Camp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
about Pasoans.

Mrs. George Sontag Is III at her
home. at 1917 Eandel boulevard
Mr.. and Mrs E ". Amidon have
moved from 1911 North Florencs TO
1924 Fort Boulevard.
Rabbi and Mrs Martin zlelonl-a
and son. David. have moved TO the
Wallace apartments. 1901 Randolph
street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

Ladies viii be glad 20 know OF the
opening Of an attractive shoe shining
parlor IN the lobby OF The Herald
buildinU-Adu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

A school located IN the unequaled
climate Of the Southwest. where
classes and study are conducted out
Of doors for a great part Of the school
year.
A school where special attention Il
paid 10 well rounded physical devel-
opmsnt, where the best possible IN
structiou is given IN physical training,
esthetic dancing and outdoor sports
A school where music has a place.
where care f. taken to provide an at
tracuive and refined home life, and
girls are under the personal care Of
teachers who are experienced, earnest,
capable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
Sundays Calendar
In Local Society

INFORMAL tea in the afternoon at
the district service clubhouse al
4 Fort Bliss for men Of the military
service, their families and friends
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

The members OF the Young Women's
auxiliary Of the Central Baptist
church enjoyed a Mother Goose party
at the old Country club Friday eve
ming in celebration OF the first ami
versary OF its organization The
guests attended dressed as children
and the officers Of the organization
were cOstumed as characters from
Mother Goose. Refreshments were
served, and the evening spent in play
ing games.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

The Areme club met on Friday aft
erloon at the home OF Mrs Charles
Ward, 5031 Tularosa street Twenty
two members were present and the
sewing continued from last meeting
was finished. Hot coffee and pie a Ia
mode were served by the hostess.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

The home Of Mrs. I. A. Shedd was
the scene Of a pleasant gathering Fri
day when the board OF directors OF
Rebecca Stoddart chapter, D. A r,
met to plan the work for the year.
Mrs. W. H Aldridge, vice regent Of
the chapter. presided After tbs BUSH
ness session a social hour was en-
joyed and a daintily appointed buffet
luncheon was served. The Shedd
home was decorated with autumn
flowers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

Elite Confectionery Co..
Phones 347-346.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
ELPaSO
School For
Girls

Eleventh year opens
Wednesday
September IS, 1870.
Miss Slater Mis- Tafel,
Principals
Hastings Street.
Austin Terrace.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

The executive COMMITTEES OF the
woman's auxiliary TO Westminster
Presbyterian church viii meet on
Tuesday afternoon az o'clock in the
church parlors. The circle meetings
OF the auxiliary viii be held begin
ming the second Tuesday in Septem-
Der.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

Mrs. john \. OgbOurne and MIS-
Maybelle Cunningham viii give
party in the evening at the Ogbourne
home to compliment Miss Luella Bun
sen.
Swimming at Y. ". c. A, pool for
adults from g a. m. 10 u m and from
3 to p. m and for children from 2
10 5 p. m