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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-24

ing cough.
 Several fthis place attended the meeting at Romance last week.
 We are sorry to say that John Clark IS worse. He is suffering from brain trouble.
 September 21.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-24

vile spent last Wednesday with rela- tives near this place.
 Clayton Caruthers of this place has bought Harry Nelson's farm near Concord.
 Will Clark's children are aDout to recover after long siege of whoop-
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-24
CLAIMS RED
 DIVISION DEFEATED
tBy United Press)

London, Sept. 24-General Baron Wrangel's official communique to- day claims the capture of 10000 Bol- sheviki in fierce fighting against the twenty-third soviet division in Crimea. The communique declares the losses sustained will annihilate that division, the most of which has already sur rendered to General WrangePs army.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-24
BABE CRACKSOUT
 BOTH HOME DRIVE
(By United rreas)

New York, Sept. 24.-"Babe" Ruth smashed out his fiftieth home run of the season today. His circuit smash came in the first inning of the first game of a double header with Wash ington.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-24

verses te ThG the White Rabbit foolish % you had had
 Net11eo o" tue
 (CopyJgbt 1s1s by The Syndicate Inoo
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
Are Quietly Married.

The marriage of Miss Anna Ma
rie Hasselmann, whose engage
ment was announced several
months ago as one of the trio of
three brot'ers to wed three sisters,
and Fred Koepse, was quiet. cere-
mony which took place early Sat
urday morning at 7 o'clock at the
parsonage of the Edwards Congre-
gatiOnal church in Davenport. Only
few intimate friends had been in
formed that the ceremony was to
take place. Rev. Arthur Buckner
read the service and Miss Margaret
Hasselmann, younger sister Of the
bride, and her fiance, Carl Koepke.
attended the bridal couple Mr.. and
Mrs. George Koepke, nee Miss
Paula Hasselmann. were married
July 10.
After the ceremony the bridal
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
Courtesy for Guest,

Miss Esther Andreen of 731
Thirty-fifth street entertained six
couples Saturday evening at her
home at q delightful evening party
as q courtesy for her house guest.
Miss Mabel Nelson of Evanston.
formerly student at Augustana
college Games and music occupied
the hours and delicious refresh
ments were served. Miss Nelson
just spent the week end here and
has gone to New York city where
she is studying for her Phi. B.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
Sec,al Anneanceneata.

The Service circle OF Kings
Daughter win meet Tuesday even,
fnt ct the summer home Of Miss
Catherine llarshal1 on Twsnty-hrst
avenne and Fourteenth street.
There Will be election Of odcefs.
Tho ladies Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic will meet Tuesday aft-
ernOon 1t : O'Clock At Memorial
hail.
The Who-so-ever bible class vii!
meet Monday evening at the Gle
land Presbyterian church.
The Y. L A. Of the Spencer
Memorial Methodist church will
meet Tuesday evening ut the home
OF Mrs. Henry Carlson, Ills Four
teenth street. Moline.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shuck and son
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
Lu0s-NelsOn.

The marriage Of Miss Gladys
Eloise Nelson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. v. Nelson Of 1912 Fortieth
street, to w. r. Lucas of this city
took place at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning at the home Of the brides
parents. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of about
fifty relatives by Rev. l. o. Moth
stein. formerly pastor Of the Grace
Lutheran church and now Of Au-
gustana college officiating. Miss
Ebba Anderson attended as maid
of honor and Charles Stalen was
the best man.
The approach Of the bridal party
was announced at the appointed
hour by Miss Marion Carruthers,
who at the piano played Mendels-
sohn's Wedding March. The bride
wore a suit of navy blue tricotine
with a blouse Of the same shade
and her hat was tailored model oil
black. After the ceremony there
was q wedding luncheon.
The bride graduated from Rock
Island high school in 1919, while
the bridegroom also attended the
local schools. He is a hammer.
smith. After q wedding trip to Del
Moines and to Missouri, to visi,
relatives Of Mr.. Lucas, the couple
will reside at the home OF tn,
brides parents.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

Warren. and Mr., and -. p
Thompson Of La Plata
NJ. and Mrs.. win Shpck n
PHI, No., have returned =. n
homee after attending ~ "a
Of Henry Shuck.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
Mission Society Entertained.

Avery interesting meeting Of the
voman's missionary society Of the
Zion Lutheran church was held last
week At the homo Of Mrs. G. A. An
dfeen. 7S1 Thirty-f1fth street. There
was q talk which proved very in
teresting and instructive by Pro-
lessor Sebelius Of the Augustana
cellege seminary and greetings
from the synod at jamestown, N.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

nm bride, and for Miss Leoaa
Bower o. Moline Who weds 0lsnn
Trevor Of Noaine tomorrow. Thefe
were 80 quests who enjoyed the
svsning hours. A dainty luncheo0
vas served.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20


u, elyoo " 1tR ua1 BerDel llesl
LoooaT yEo6f6elnnA aAd M Minnie
|lgeleon - enRo veal oo1oo. Ars.
AnAfeea, Nho vas asslstsd q hos
tsss ~ Mn q. o. Nslsonaand they
|noeynd AS1fcj0no ruefoohmontes
Roongpou.LeWis Wedlln9.
On a IL spretfieet weddings Of
the 1900 was tAe-marriags Of
Nise Clemontine Elisabeth Lewis,
onIv Aaa9hfaf az Mn. Bertha Lew
4 ~ ~ nleca Of Nr. and Mrs.
FranF y Mueller Of Camp McClel-
~ 10 Duane I.ansfns Peterson,
sou AZ NJ. aaid Mr.. Fsank ". Pc
terson o. CHICAGO, solemni1ed 1t Z
O'Clock saturday evening at the
Dayeuport Outing club. The cere-
mony vas performed By Rev. F..
Louis Starbuck OF Peoria among q
beautiful floral setting Of masses
Of gresuery, Wild lavender asters.
pink Rladiola. and Columbia and
Killarney roses. Miss Frances
Mueller Of Davenport, cousin or
1.-THE bride, was maid OF honor, and
Miss Margaret Jenkins Of Logans-
port, Ind. and Miss Grace McCor-
mick Of Norma were the brides
maids The ushers were Carl Mat
thew cousin Of the bride, Carl
Martzahn and Walter Priester Of
Davenport and John Rawlings Of
kChicaeo. Little Gertrude Page Of
Davenport was the brides page and
trainbearer.
i The bride wore a gown Of white
bridal satin yelled in rare old
Brussels lace. The long court
train OF the satin fell from the
shoulders. where II was fastened
with ornaments. She carried a
shower bouquet of lilies Of the val
! lev Miss Mueller wore a dress OF
orchid taffeta and tulle. She car
riei an arm bououet of orchids and
| Columbia roses in shower arrange
/ ment The bridesmaids were in
n;nk satin and thev carried bou.
ruets Of ,arkspur and Columbia
roses
Tables for 10 or more guests
were laid in all Of the dining rooms
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
To Have Social Neetine.

The regular meeting of the Gold
en- Rule bible class Of the First
Methodist church will be held
Thursday evening at 1880 at the
church. The meeting will be
mainly q social one in order to get
acquainted with the new members
Of the class. and all members. both
nsw and old. arc especially urged
to be present
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
Surprise oldest Members.

Fifteen members of Court No. 30,
Court Of Honor, surprised S. w.
Luton. the oldest member OF the
court, last evening, when they ar
rived at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Elmer Haines in Milan, where
Mr.. Luton makes his home. The
evening hours were spent inform
ally, and there were refreshments
served,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

n. an6 M Eaeens J. walsh,
n. and Mn. Th0mas Walsh ana
Mo- Certrudo walsh were hosn q
~ outdoor dinner and picnic peSty
aaturday q the Spring Brook Conn
try elub near Dewitt, enteftainine
inlhonof Of MICS Nancy Dow ana
Nelson NcClellsnd, who are 70 q
married Oct !.
The party, soma IS IN numner'
motored out 70 the club, the aiter-
noon being spsnt with games ana
contests 1T golf tennis and SWIM
ming, and three handsome silver
cups were the prizes.
a beefsteak dinner, cooked Oven
the open camp nre on the lawn, was
served on tables under the trees
The return home was made oy
moonlight.
The Misses Dow, Margaret Won
Maur and Frances Severance were
the guests of honor Saturday noon
at q luncheon given by their sor-
GRITTY, the Welta Sigma girls. at the
Hotel Blackhawk. The table wai
laid in the private dining room
bouquets Of many colored asteri
and zinnias being used in decora.
ton.
Each bride was presented with 9
piece Of silver in vase or marina
lade jar. There we're about 30 II
tho narfv and the afternoon wal
spent by some Of the girls at thu
Columbia.
The committee arranging the ef
fair was composed Of the Misses
Helen Kohrs, Katherine Weber an<
Margaret Brown.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
Meet It Arsenal.

The Fifth District Nurses asso-
citation will mest tomorrow after
noon 1t the welfare station on Rock
Island arsenal. Members are asked
to take the car over the Forty
second street bridge ut : o'clock.
Following the business session. the
nurses will b taken on . tour over
the arsenal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
Gives Stag Dinner.

Friday evening Gustav Andreen,
y, at his home. 731 Thirty-fifth
1treet. entertained the members of
the Omega Mu Omega fraternity of
Angustana college at a 6 o'clock
stag dinner. The evening hours
ware spent Informally with music
and sociability,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

County Convention Thursday.
Rock Island county VIC. T. U.
will hold its annual meeting at the
First Methodist church Thursday.
There will be a morning and an
afternoon session. Mrs. Minnie
Courtney will be the leader.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
Suyrised u Birthdays.

! M. and Mrs. George Koch were
blsasantly surprised at their homo,
~ Ninth street. Saturday evening.
~ Z company Of some seventy
friends and relatives. the occasion
being the anniversary Of both Of
their birthdays. The evening hours
we're spent informally with games,
u which prizes were awarded to
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Raysbeck.
Will Decker, George Grear and Mr..
Ind Mrs. George Jones. Music was
also enjoyed and late in the even
Ing . delicious plate supper was
D4rved. The guests presented Mfs
Koch with a wooden blanket and
Mr.. Koch with a ring bearing the
emblem of the Eagles, in remem-
brance of the occasion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
Party for Brides. Elect.

Mrs Dick Bailey Of Moline was
Friday evening hostess ut q pre-
nuptial party for Miss Grace Car
roll Of Davenport. who Is to be q
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

Announesment las been made o.
the engasemaat and approaching
marriage d Miss Laura Mseayek,
daughtef of NJ. and 1fFs. John
Nofavek Of 30ee West Sixth street,
to James v. AichnA Of Chicago. .
violinist with the Chicago Sym
phony orchestra. The wedding will
take place Sept - and the, homo
will be in Chicago. The ceremony
~lil take place in the morning at
ST. Alphonsus church.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

Il Meet 1t 7. ". C. A. Tuesday.
\ The central branch Of the w. C..
IT U. will meet Tuesday afternoon
A63 o'clock at the Y. w. C. A. Mrs.
n. o. Litten will be the leader and
the subject will be Temperance
Work In Burma and Chosen"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

Mrs. j. L. Oakleaf, assisted by
Mrs. Sol Hirsch, both Of Moline,
were bridge hostesses Saturday aft
ernon at a charming party for Miss
Norma Josephson Of that city. who
Is to wed James Mcnamara on
Thursday. The affair was given at
the Oakleaf home. There was .
pretty gift for the honoree, and
dainty refreshments were serves
following the games. This is the
last Of the series Of parties given
for Miss Josephson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20
Parties for Miss Langwith.

/ Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Chute enter
tanned at q small dinner party Fri
day evening at their home on Ar
nngton avenue, as pre-nuptial
courtesy for Miss Linda Langwith
Of Davenport and Nelson B. Cos
line Of this city, who are to be mar
ried Saturday. Decorations on the
dinner table consisted of q large
bouquet Of mixed garden flowers
The later evening was spent at the
Columbia theatre.
Mrs. Charles Cuisine Of 734 Main
street entertained Friday afternoon
and there is to be q party at the
home Of Mrs. w. L. Langwith in
Rock Island at which Mrs. Lang
with and Miss Della Lang will be
hostesses on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs.. H. w. Decker is to entertain
next week for the bride.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-20

66x80 inch plaid wool
blankets, IS 20 wool, q
splendid weight blan-
ket;; silk stitched and
s sSssd }, $ll.5O
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
HYP0-C0D BUILT
us BOTH UP VERY
QUICK AFTER FLU
We Warded OFF Attack With
Tonic While She Recov-
cred With Its Aid

Il hau -a. Tn uaEht, .a .. q K t-if
~ =, p-:- .sg. a.fti move W.fhau
T1r- NJ, rlnIul.f6o. W., cll.v h"'
- ~,Iut weich' no ] ~gr-Is looked gel
e. F. 1otfl' ~ Iarie Ii-Ir-t q i
- taArg vlti STD" Gd ios1It
N.t stt.' gih q. ne i,.t g.d 500, u:
I,olug ardfcch .:li .gEi & 'yery W..
hen nv husiss' u e. me- rome oI -, Iglt
..ezIig aid coughi' A. with his ewes
rcd ard Watcrv r ! II ew he was
conn doWt with the !, tiueIza. 50 ]
refused - give hIm supper until he took
duse 81 Iiyjn-Cod >fter the first dose
D. was. lrr5 to Keep him TAXI z i
regular a. 81 p da, or so all his svmp-
toms were ~ . il: he was beir built
up lust me- Il is certain ly a wonderful
builder al ngh, declared Mrs J H
Harrison 1905 25th s. Philadelphia. Pa
II a;so;.e j. SICK IN the house get a
bottle of Earle : Hvpo-Cod Build up ard
crease voar disease resisting vitality
/. "a f1r'ifv yourself against catching i
ghr away Drop Ia - the drug ~fors
iprIght and read ia, formula on a bottl
80 Hvpo-C cd Ak our doctor about
Druggists chemists aud experts aSSer
'e.' + Is mos' powerful tnnIc ot it- kind
ever madr
iarie u pot % : sold here !1
ckerd's Medicine store aud he leading
druggists ia al uearbv towns Price
: 25 plus % war tax
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
BOSTON POLICE TIRE OF UNION.
Members Of Force That Struck In 1919
Surrender Charter.

Boston, Nov. 10 More than 500 MEM
hcrs of the Boston Policemen 's\ Union
voted unanimously To instruct officers
of the Union To- surrender its charter to
the American Federation of Labor \
statement issued said that the conditions
leading TO the police strike of 1910 have
i'll many ways been remedied and efforts
are being made To improve ut all times.
No members of the present police force
are members of the union.
Referring Ia the strike, the statement
that said that the policemen acted at
that time rs their best Judgment guided
them To do The assertion, II was added,
was not intended rs an aifront 10 law
and order. nor did they expect their nc
tion would bring about the unfortunate
condition that resulted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
FAITH IN OIL PRODUCTION.
Leader in Industry Says Future Dis
coverics Will Care for Needs.

Washington, Nov S-Belief that oil
will be discovered in the United States,
Canada and South America in sufficient
quantities to satisfy the needs of future
generations. WIS expressed yesterday by K.
ID Benson, of New York. president of the
Tidewater OIL Company, addressing the
Petroleum Institute III session here.
Mr. Benson said he was convinced TINT
prices paid for crude oil would be sufficient
10 stimulate production IN the American
continent where petroleum fields had not
vet been developed
Laws Of many States regulating the
petroleum industry were held by Judge
G. - Chamberlain of Cleveland, counsel
for the National Petroleum Association
70 hr discriminatory and oppressive, lie
urged rev ision Of regulatory statutes
which. hc said. were permitting the
States police power to become the
plavthing OF politics
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

] uoi ,oO !, 4 over Sl31 ~. So
ii,r lu,l..r 81 -ax collected a.cari' :
4,-,.. ~, follows on /, comc from
>ItFilt. $1,000 so 4>l .hr2 from $1,000
f : oup Ssa4l5.S4l from 5000 ~
>-tshl >>,p.N 20. from S5.ntP to
>ioun 50, n51 .a6S iruru Sln0NO To-
>,5pA, $50 tt>6-a. from So. .OuU 50
Srutvr 14164e
o- (. avn, ION. S5O.NM 10 SlN,oNm
- i,>.55 tfan. Slu.oOO - Sl5Oeu.
q..S>ltb.4 .r1fn SI5n. .oOn fo >.5ratRau.
Si..t-snln MORN $500 40 a. S5tRt.el
>-aIot 80 nom S1uuWN 10 81 .uOn.0tht
$3.50 ST. l4> oi y OO0tAn and over
SIS. - "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

tho Sandy spring hospital yesterdsy I,ol-
ton was under indictment on "a charye u
nsaa,ilting Thompson with intent 70 kili,
and his trial wa slated 70 come up thi.
week.
Thompson was arrested by sheriff
Nioholson as = rispeot IN the erplorion
and taken TO Rockville Jail fle refused
10 make any statements
II became known yesterday tha, Waters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

was blown up at 40 O'Clock yesterday
morning by dynamite. The small children
Of Mrs. Hattie Shiplcy, the housekecpcr,
were killed aud Bolton WINS seriously in
iured.
Mrs. Shipley had n remarkable cs-
cape, beirg' only bruised aud shocked.
In her night dress she ran quite distance
across n field to rcighbU's house and
gave the alarm.
Bolton and Mrr Shiplcy were taken TO
Sandy Springs hospital
Sheriff Nicholeon WAS notified by tfe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

neighbor whom Mrs shipley bad told
OF the sxplo%ion and, with severAl deputies
he hurried ~ once 20 the place
Bolton on the afternoon N election
day had All argument with Vernon 1hornp-
son during which Thompon we shot.
II was stated that 1honpso ws 80 {
TO take Bolton 20 the polls, ,iinf oltnn
obieeted and that, after an argIrnc I,
Bolton shot Thompson. Thompso Ief'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
GENERAL. tHENG ESQ APES.

pektrg Nov Is Gencra Hsu >tE
Cheng. former c.mmaUdcr oi CnnCSc
frontier dcfcrse iyrcr~ III VI la and
leader - NJ, Auiu clements which hay"
h,..r rs, ~.rg .fhe government. ha~ g
spc8 m INC Japaucse legation her
her, N refug, late a~' Slmmcr
Cr5rcse 4..tt..rt.,> are gr.atll G.<frIr hr,4
yer IA, nctG.f.' pc,aGSc ef nj. at.tC' 4
fs.ft f, tf,. ArffI-tS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
EELS STOP RIG COTTON Mill.

g. eenvllc. : G.. Nov 10 lnl1ccn
huge cells. cach thirty inches o. moc long
chotcd tie uatc. tu hinc and stopped
trc opc at.on oi a In &c cotton mill and
ginnn a. High S1oals Yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

a nd Ihrfis stnFe ~ IrmnniaHu. aaa
robhsd lest uight and that Gfiv nfand
Il dynamite vas Hf0lfi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
HOME DYNAM|TED AND
TWO CHILDREN KILLED
Explosion Near Germantown, Md,
is Believed to be Result of
Political Feud.

Rockville Md, Nov. 19.-The tenant
house ON tho farm of Julian i. Waters,
near Germantown, occupied by James
Bolton, his hollsekccpcr and her children.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
HannA Da,s for Foes.

Thcs. arc hapl,, ia,> fpr those Eurn'e-
ni1fa-~'S ala III trrtlilSt> +
vh.r p...lle W Crepnie4 al p
H,ac.. C.,,t#u = \ "e- .,'A
.rIe-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
M|LL|ONA|RES DROP
IN 1918 TAX REPORT
Total of Sl,l27.72l.S35 Collected
From Net Incomes of SIS,
o24, ,63o.355 for 1918.

NnShIpgt ,p Nov 10 StatI sites on
income r'turnS Tor the calender wear
riding December l. l9lS. made public
list night show hut sixty-scyCp rtturrS
hN individuals with Incomes OF 81 ,ucF.-
rlc and over. = drop of sevcnty-iour
such incomes from the previous year and
uul, seven more than III 1914 the year the
uropran war broke ont, when the coun-
trv had sixty such mIlhonaircS-
II was IN 1913 that the number Of
mon with million dollar incomes hcga0
climbing They Just doubled the previous
year. making y total of l20 In 1916, he
forc thu country entered the wax. tht
number grew ~ POT II dropped IL 1917 the
first year ~ I'rcl, sam participation II
thr war &, lll
statistics are rot Vt available cor
thc number of such rllionalr,s ~ the
,,cndar wear 1919. bat ~ the same rate
~ decrease ~ In lolS they would be
wiped ont This Is the first Official coWplla-
non of AL incomes
The total lc, income II individuals IN
lqiS was SIi.a1i G3a 500 The f"N
amounted - Sll2-72lSb5 The -
men with million do,l"r incomes On
whom rates w,rc hlgh,' than 9th, cias;-
a., paid a tctal ID t:tv,s ui SSS SS5.2ta
Their w,rr q.aHi Whose incomes were
between $50 Occ and slc' .ocn This
class pad more than any ether or 81 Ia
! =. .R55 In lol1 thrr, We r. u making
Incomes of from <lOuOO T. Sla3htt, ard
~ 1910 there we're i ,i52
Returns ni income oi '-om apuo'H'
O. 81 .OOpnl' numbered is tn'-" from
SSOn oUp - $500 tOr - 3lt from
SlM' unAt So n'r = - fis3 Slo)bpu
I, SIlnt nua6 iraw 50 Cnr @ >leo,-
40 p ~ fto'H S1inHu fr S,''",
lilo .6q from SlOcOn q S25rGo, 10
El6 from $1,000 ~ S1t t.ua. ~ $40
,-,n $4,000 Z, 5000. 1a6 - from
600 ~ 5000 and l..1l6 .H;S from
; Quo 5000
rhc fv,al somc represented l.> tie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

streets near the customs house wait
lng Tor Gen. Obregon to arrive. and a
parade was staged in his honor.
Dne OF the society matrons, a mem
Der Of a pioneer family, remarked IN
discussing the reception and ball Fri
day evening that Il was exactly IKE
old times with happy gathering Of
lolk from the American side Of the
rlFer and folk from the other side Of
the river minging in cordial friend
snip amid the surroundings Of brill
lancy which marked functions in
Mexico before the beginning Of the
series Of revolutions
A 90 piece orchestra played for the
dancing hours
The receiving line included Gen.
Oregon and his staff. Prominent
citizens OF Juarez assisted In the hos
pitality-
Among the large number Of FL
Pasoans who went over for the func-
ton were mayor and Airs. Charles
Davis, Mr. and Mrs James Graham
AcNary, Alr. and Mrs. Horace Broad
uu6s IN and Mrs. James L. Mari. Miss
Ethel Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wells Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Coles
Mr. and 1lrs. Frank Coles, lIr. and
Mrs Charles Bassett, Mr.. and Mrs.
John l. Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. Bannell,
ar. and Mrs w P. B McSaln, Mrs
James Vance. 1r. and Hrs. Norman
Walker, W F. Payne. Ed Held. Mrs.
Nell Faulkner, Mr. and Hrs. ". L
Tooley. lfr. and Mrs. o. C.. Young
blood. Mr. and Mrs Lamar Davis. lIr.
and Mrs. ". D. Wise. 1Ir. and Mrs.
R. ". McAfee, Mr. and AIRS. Paul Gin
Their Mss Mary Ginther Miss Ruth
Schwartz. 1Ir. and AIRS. A. Schwartz.
Irving Schwartz, 11r. and AIRS. Robert
NeiIl, Judge and Afrs. James r Har-
per. Miss Frances Dickson. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. CobleutZ, 1Ir. and MIS-. J. II.
Col and Mrs Francis Glover. Miss
Florence Clover, alderman and Mrs.
". c. Griffith, R. c. Sempie, Lieut..
Frank S. F'rickleton, 1fr. and Mrs.
WIN Winch, lfr. and Mrs Park Pit
man. Lr. and Mrs. J. kralzauer, Mr.
and Hrs. Coblentz. Mr.. and AIRS. Mar
tin Sweeney, lr. and Mrs Hal
Christie. 1Ir. and Mrs. r. Burt Orn-
dorff. AIr. and Mrs R. Z. Thomson,
Miss Anne Hughes