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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
Exhibit OF Wood Block Prints To
Feature Meeting OF Woman'S Club

great drawing room with softly
shaded lights, draperies, comfortable
chairs and flowers. The stage repre-
scented a forest snow" scene.
Mrs VIII T. Owen, president Of the
club. and Mrs Milton Warner. who
had charge OF the arrangements. met
the guests at the entrance TO the
auditorium
Coffee and fruit cake were served.
with Mrs. W. A. Beeson and Mrs
Charles b Stevens presiding at the
refreshment table during the first re-
cefving hour. while Mrs Olga &ohl-
berg and Mrs s IT. Sutherland did
The honors during the latter period
Members OF the Mcdowell club
served.
About 800 guests were received
with a noticeable number OF men in
the list OF callers
The guests for the afternoon IN
cluded Miss Bebe Daniels, distin-
guished motion picture actress, who
was in the city for the day Ar. and
Mrs George Christie. Of Tampico.
Mexico. and Mrs. George Mott Of
Phoenix, Ariz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
Weddings.

Miss Myrtle Pangburn and Vernon
Vincent were married Saturday in Las
Cruces. The couple viii make their
home in this city. The bride is a
daughter Of 1Ir. and Mrs r.. D. Pang-
barn Of 207 Willow street.
Announcement is made Of the mar
rage OF Reed Borders Harlan and
Mss Vera Pickett on the evening Of
December % IN the parsonage OF
Asbury Methodist church Rev J. L.
Henson conducted the ceremony.
The bride was attended by her
cousin, Miss Bess Lewis. while Hubert
Harlan was his brothers best man.
9liss Puckett was gowned IN a Gre
alton OF heavy cream satin with pearl
trimming and carried an arm bouquet
Of brides roses
Mrs. Harlan IS the daughter OF P c.
PICKETT and has made her home in FL
Paso for the last seven years.
ar Harlan graduated from the law
school Of the University Of Texas last
june
The young couple viii make their
home in Pecos. Texas, where 1Ir.
Harlan has business interests.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03

A COLLECTION Of Gustave Bau-
a mann's colored wood block prints
viii be an especial feature Of the
meeting Of the Woman's club on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at
the clubhouse
These prints are all Of scenes Of
the Pecos river above Santa Fe- Mrs.
Maude Sullivan will have charge OF
the exhibit and viii give a talk on
the lie Of Mr.. Baumann and the
making Of the prints
A civics program is TO feature the
afternoon. with Mrs. Charles B.
Stevens I'm charge
Activities OF the Woman's club are
growing in interest each day and the
new year is launched with a series
OF interesting events on the club s
calendar.
A delightful feature OF the holiday
season was open house" at the club
on Saturday afternoon, when the Off
GERS and directors of the club re-
csived in honor Of the members OF
the club their husbands and friends
The auditorium was very attractive
for the occasion. transformed into
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
CATHOLICS EXTEND SCOPE
OF COMMUNITY MORA-

The Outstanding features OF 1920 IN
the Roman Catholic church were Two.
one American. and one affecting the
entire communion In the United
States the entire administration policy
Of the Catholic church was changed,
and placed upon a sound business
basis.
This done. divisions we're made
along economic lines. so that the
greatest effectiveness may be eN-
pected- There was created an Ameri-
can board OF Catholic missions, bring
ing together all missionary interests,
homes and foreign Under bishop
Schrembs. Of Toledo, o.. Catholic lay
men were -ecognized, plans for work
by them formulated, and they were
given such scope for effort as prob
ably no iaymen OF the church named
were ever accorded before in any
country.
The Knights OF Columbus and sew
eral other agencies, notably Catholic
women under the leadership Of bishop
Muldoon. OF Rockford. who IS head
Of Catholic social service. brought
into existence many community
houses. Taking in part the T. n c. A.
idea. Catholics broadened Il much,
making their houses far more com
munity serving.
Diplomatic Prominence Recovered.
The great feature Of Catholic IN
terestN abroad was the reconstruction
Of Catholic diplomatic service. This
Is an advance dear 10 the Catholic
hiearchy's heart. Such service had
dwIndlCd to small size before the war,
but has now grown to include almost
all countries OF Europe. save Russiz
and Sweden. most Of those OF South
America, and the restoration By
France or the Catholic professionals In
the far east Closer relations have
been effected with the Balkan couu-
tries, and there has been a better ad-
justment OF work IN countries once
Catholic, as the Philippines, Pore
Rico and Mexico.
For this diplomatic growth. e
must In fairness be explained that It
Is not wholly due to an increase IN
religious Interest on the part OF Brit
ish. French. Swiss. German and Bal
kan chancelleries- There may be more
sincere respect for the Vatican. some
say there is. but frankly. the chief
reason why some nations accord am
bassadors TO the papal court IS thar
Rome IS such center OF political ne
gOtiations as IL never was before.
What ever the reason. the Catholic
church recovered during 1920 almost
all the diplomatic prominence among
nations OF the world that it ever en-
joyed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03

sion were: Miss Nay Quinn, Miss
Winnie Davis. Miss Edith Edwards
and Miss Virginia Lindsay. The aft
eruoon was a gathering such as
young folk would enjoy were they
in their own homes. Hot chocolate
and waters were served and musical
numbers enjoyed.
A meeting Of the Missionary society
OF Austin Park Christian church viii
be held AZ 2.30 o'clock at the church
on Tuesday. The subject viii be The
Bible and the Nations The presi-
dent. Mrs. G. W Harris. viii have
charge Of the meeting and plans for
the work OF the new year VIII be dis
cusEed- Special music viii be given
by Mrs. Harry Day. Refreshments
will be served by Mrs. Harris.
=
The Philathea class OF the First
Presbyterian church wiz hold a mis-
sion study program. wednesday eve
ming. January 5, at S o'clock, in the
church parlors. A special table viii
be arranged for the class at the reEu-
lar mid-Week supper served at $50.
Mrs Charles RAIDER and Mrs 2 W
Dorman viii entertain for the mem
berE OF the social club OF the White
Shrine Of jerusalem Friday afternoon
at 2-30 o'clock at the RAIDER home on
PershinE Drive.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
Country Club Members Are Guests
At Tea DanSant 1t ToItec Club

one Of the most Important social
~ affairs OF New Years day was the
tea dansant at the Toltec club
ho9se, with members Of the Country
club IS guests
Tables for me service Of tea, toast
ana marina. ade were placed in the
1a--rooul, which was decorated with
beautiful Christmas ana holiday
morn southern smiiaI was massed
on the beams. and Earlsnds Of vines
and Christmas foliage encircled the
ccrinthian columns and were fes-
TONED from pillar to pillar. Christ
mas garlands also festooned The mu-
slciaus balcony and great baskets OF
floWe-s added beauty 20 the scene
The tea tables were ceutered with
vases OF pink and crimson roses.
Punch, cake and coufections were
served in the vine eutwiued. flower
cecksd punch room Two hundred
and fifty guests were present
January the real estate board VIII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03

Il FRS- Il ". BIERHORST gave a
IVA party Saturday evening for her
ycunF daughter. Elizabeth; sons,
Frederick and q W, r.. and e group
OF their young friends at the Bier
horst home. on Montana street
Holiday. colors OF crimson and green
and holiday embIems were used IN
the decorations and an elaborate
menu Of coed things 70 eat was
served
The guests include Frances. Thslma
and James Ross. William Middleton.
Katherine and James Upshaw. Flor
ence Russ. Naoui Holloman, Frank
lin kennedy. Jack Dunlap and Eliza
beth, Frederick and Il ". Bier
horst jr.
Mr.. and Mrs A J. Beevers were
hosts Saturday evening at their home,
$40 Mundy avenue, TO g -'fiva hundred
party Christmas decorations were
utilized in the reception rooms with
crimson and white carnations about
the 1nantals and other appointments
Crimson and green featured the re-
treahnents. with 1891 frozen In the
ices In green Connections were also
ia the Christmas colurs- Punch was
served during the games
Mrs. julia A. sharp won first prize,
hrs. Edna Murray won second prize
and Fred Warner won consolation for
low score with a prize.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs
c. r Mcdowell. Mr. and Mrs. J. E
GritfinE. 1lr. and Hrs. r " Skid
more. 1Ir. and Mrs Fred r Warner,
ar and Mrs r 3. Barrett, ar and
Mrs = W Tleftz, Mrs Edna Murray
airs. sharp, Mrs. c. G. Garner. H +.
Robinson. l. J. Siple. C. c. Crifler
and o. =. NeuEhous.
=
lIr. and Mrs r. c. Wheeler enter
tanned on Saturday evening from
TO II az -heir beautiful home on
Idalla street Sixteen guests were
present 90 enjoy the festivities, dane
Ing being one Of the diversions The
home was beautifully decorated IN
holiday colors. crimson and green
Zach guest present received a sOuve-
mir OF the occasion from a fish pond
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
SPEAKS AT Y. NJ c. A.;
CLASSES Will BEGIN TONIGHT

Rev Grover c. Linn. pastor OF the
Government Hill Baptist church. ad-
dressed IS men en- the lobby Of the
Y NJ c. A. Sunday afternoon Supper
was served to Is
Educational work of the Y. ~ c. A
will be resumed tonight. Courses In
public speaking. Spanish. account
ancy salesmanship and commercial
law viii be given
George E. stock OF the information
al Y n. c. A office in New York city,
vii lstop in FL Paso next week on his
way 70 the interstate convention at
Douglas, Ariz. While here he VIII ad-
dress the different branches Of the
sossOciatiou and viii also appear be-
fore civic bodies TO speak on the ply
steal work Of the y. IL e. A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
Hrs. II. W. BierhOrst Gives Party
For Her Daughter and Two Sons

IN the flower garden. Refreshments
were served
Mrs. O. r Taylor was hostess at g
party New Years day in honor of the
eleventh birthday Of her daughter.
Rose. Mrs Taylor. her daughter, Mrs.
r Cramtou. Mrs William Potts and
Miss Violet Smith received and enter
tanned fifteen guests. The Taylor
home, 701 Magnolia street. was deco
rated with a holiday motif and re
freshmenrs were served.
=
Mrs Julia A Sharp will entertain
this evening with a party at her home
1903 East Boulevard for the mem
bers OF the Court OF Honor. She will
be assisted in the hospitality by her
daughter, Mrs Fred P Warner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
New Officers Elected b.
Chihuahua Citu c. Of c.

chihuahua City. Mex, Jan 3--Ihe
chamber OF commerce Of Chihuahua
City has reelected Manuel Rivero
llier president. The other officers
are as follows.
David S. Russer. vice president
Luis T. Estrada. secretary G0nZalo
G. Delgado. assistant secretary Pecro
Hiriart. treasurer Luis Cara Ire
vino. assistant treasurer
The directors are Juan Salas Por-
ras. Manual Rayual. 1arcelo Henrie.
Simon L. Gill. Adolfo krakauer. Ri
cardo Wisbrun. Enrique Z. Alvelals,
J. 3. OFT. Jose Rodriguez Oretga,
Jose A. 1Ieouchl, Samuel T. C0rrea,
Julio Ornelas, Levy Nordwald. VI
cente Aldrete. EuEeuLo n Nillar.
Jacobo L. Castro. Mauricio Buertuer,
Luis Ramirez Sanchez, Francisco l..
Medina and Alberto Torres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03

Judge and Mrs. Smith were assisted
in the hospitality by Mrs J. Frank
Coles, Mrs Robert Neill, Mrs Zach
Lamar Cobb. Mrs. Douglas COrdiner
Mrs. r. G. smith. Mrs Charles Davis,
Mrs John Glenn Breckiuridge, Mrs. J.
G. McGradv. Mrs. ~ Nagle. Mrs
Breedlove smith and the young
daughters Of the house, Misses
Frances and Dorothy Smith with
group Of the younger set. including
Misses Elizabeth Stevens. Jane Bur
yes. Nancy Beau Williams. Alice
Myles. Katherine Dick. stella and
Bernice Brick, Beatrice stiles, Frances
Onpenheimer. Mary Hill and Anna
Bell Gray.
The smart Eowning CT both mem
bers Of the house party and callers
added further 20 the interest and
beauty Of the scene. Husbands Of the
members OF the married set Of the
house party and many bachelors were
among the callers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
STANDARDOIL
HAS MONOPOLY
ISL. S. REPORT

Washington. D. c.. Jan. She
Standard OIL company. through long
time contracts. has a monopoly in the
production, transportation and mar
ketinE OF petroleum and petroleum
products throughout the Rocky noun
tain section. declares a report sent
TO congress by the federal trade com
mission.
Complaint OF unsatisfactory coudI-
tons resulted in an inquiry in the
petroleum situation in the salt Creek,
Wyo-, field, the report says and the
Investigation was hroadened 10 in
clude the entire region
There i8 greater colcentrat ton in
the control OF the production OF crude
petroleum in the Wyoming oil fields
than In any other field in the United
States, says the report which adds
that the only other crude oil produc-
ton In the region IS the comparative
" small production in Colorado.
The Midwest Refining interests,
Il continues. are controlled BY the
Standard OIL company Of Indiana by
contracts expiring January i. 1874
STANDARD companies now control the
bulk OF the crude petroleum produced
IN Wyoming The Ohio company. a
STANDARD company, has the largest
production in the state. and IN addi-
ton 70 this, controls considerable
quantities through working agree
ments- Admitted Standard interests
and the Ohio company control SO to
81 percent OF the production"
The Standard controlled companies
the Midwest Refining company and
the Illinois Pipe Line company are
said TO transport from 90 TO IS per
cent OF all crude petroleum marketed
In Wyoming
Taking Up the refining situation
this report says the Midwest Refining
company, the Utah Refining company
and other Standard Oil refineries own
and operate 80 percent OF the refining
capacities operating on crude Wyom-
ing petroleum In respect TO market
ing, the report asserts Standard on
marketing companies bought 80 per
cent Of the refined petroleum products
OF Wyoming IN 1913.
The report, however, declares rates
FILED by Illinois Pipe Line company
compare fav0rably in cheapness with
pipe line rates in other fields"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
New Mayor OF Juarez
ISIS For Cooberation

Francisco ID. Gonzalez, Green" can
didate, declared mayor Of Juarez By
the Chihuahua government. made a
plea that all political differences be
forgotten and that everyone work for
the upbuilding Of Iuarez, in his in
auEural address Saturday afternoon
The Reds" viii make a final effort
70 induce the state government OF
chihuahua 10 rescind its decision
placing Mr. Gonzalez in office. ac-
cordiuE 10 reports current Monday
Their candidate. Francisco Rodriguez,
left Sunday for Chihuahua 20 make
the protest
Police reported everything quiet I'm
the city over sunday. There IS a
force of so policemen and a regiment
Of gendarmes ready for duty Ia case
OF trouble Policemen are on duty at
the Gonzalez home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
JEWS SEEK TO CONVERT
TFWg To JUDAISM.

Because Of persecution. and because
they seek 10 reoccupy Palestine, Jews
get into the public mind out OF all
proportion 20 their numbers Of 3.5Oo,
000 in all America as compared with
10000 900 Christians. Jews who count
themselves Reform. and who support
the Union Hebrew seminary at Gin
cinnat. sent speakers throughout the
country TO try TO covert Jews 70
Judaism. They pointed out that Jews
have contributed vast sums TO relief.
but little to religion Certain IL Is
that the year 1890. like tie war years
preceding 10. saw financial drives in
rapid succession 90 over the top. New
er did any people in any year ever do
more for charity. or DO Il with better
sufrit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
MONEY DURING 1920
WIS HID NJ RAISE

For an cElrcEes me year 1870 vas
financially a difficult one Tremeud-
out demands for charity cut into re-
ceipts TO apply on budgets already
entered upon. Salaries OF ministers
were raised and pension funds
strengthened The plan OF having peo-
pie subscribe large sums, payable
through a period OF five years. was
put 20 the test. This year was the
FIRST Of the five. II was found that
people readily forgot
Finally. as the year came near its
end. the children Of Europe and the
people OF five great provinces Of
China made their appeal 70 world
charity 20 keep them alive Christian
leaders declared at once that Chris
tlanlty must make good; that what
ever else Is to be done. money and
work must go 70 Europe and Asia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
Mexico Making Plans
For Juarez Building

The Mexican government IS making
plans for the erection OF a federal
Luis Monies de Oca- Mexican consul
general in Fl Paso. who has just re-
turned from Mexico City. Dir. Monies
de Oca held a conference with Or
q Rubio. minister OF communications
and public works. while he was in the
capital and the minister promised to
send an architect 20 JuareZ 10 make
plans and estimates for the new struc-
ture-
The building as proposed. would be
designed 20 house the custom house.
the immi grafton offices. the health Of
fce. the posroffice the federal rele-
graph office and the stamp tax Office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
Miss OrndOrff and Lieutenant Gay
Take First Hon0rS In Paper Chase

4 EISs ALMA ORNDORFF and
w Lieut. Hobart Cay were winners
IN the Neaw Years paper chase
on Saturday Miss Orudorff was
awarded a handsome silver mounted
riding crop as prize
AFTER G. start Of Two miles the riders
we're directed TO the six mile course
by lieut. W. y. van InEen Of the
9Th cavalry Lieut. and Mrs i. viii
liam Rooster followed Lieut. Cay and
Miss Orndorff. with Lieut. and Mrs
Robert Caller next and Miss Mildred
Rogers and Lieut. Bryan fourth
A group OF officers from the 8th
cavalry and a group Of girls riding
enthusiasts went FOR a cross country
ride on sunday morning The party
included. Hiss Alice 1Iyles. Miss Ma
ron Ainsa. Miss Burtram and Miss
Alma Qrndor1f. Miss Mary Hi. Mrs.
K b Edmunds. llrs. ". J. Peck, Capt
Capertou. Lieut. Thomas Bryant, Capt
Grover Carl. Lieut. L A. Patterson.
Lieut. wilson. Capt johnson and
Lieut. p. T. Upton Following the
paper chase On New Years day break
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
Mr.. and Mrs. Presley Bittick Hosts
At Bridge Party On New Years Day

A MOTHER OF the delightful New
n year celebrations was a bridge
party given by Mr. and Mrs.
Presley Bittick for a group Of friends.
A Christmas theme was used in the
decoration and at the close OF the
games a two-course menu was served.
Mrs Frank Lynch and Roy Jones re-
ceived the prizes for high score and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
1920 GREAT YEAR
FOR CHURCHES

determined upon a world conference
Of Lutherans to be held at date yet
TO be fixed
Quakers maintained their world war
lead, and established remarkable re-
lief work IN Vienna
onEreeatioualists completed their
pilgrim fund for pension system for
ministers. getting more than $1,000
900 when they set out TO get $1,000
600
history took a common effort TO raise
So. O00 900, and did it,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
Out of Town Visitors.

Miss Pearl Gilbert. who has been
IL, VIII leave this evening for her
home in Waco, Texas Miss Emma
Nelson Of Waco came here to accom-
pany Miss Gilbert home.
sgt and Mrs. G. L Ware Of Balu-
more. Nd. are holiday guests Of sgt
Wares parents. 1Ir. and Mrs. J. p
Ware, 5704 Pera street They viii
return home the latter part Of Janu-
arW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
1IANY CHURCHES WAKE LAX.

Baptists moved their foreign mission
board from Boston to New York. and
sent a deputation OF two leaders to
Europe and around the world, % SGT
into touch with Baptists. whom
Americans claim 20 be greater in
numbers in foreign lands than had
been supposed
Disciples Of Christ finally anchored
their brotherhood headquarters IN 81.
Louis. and got their general conven-
ton upon a firm basis. from a mass
meeting as formerly. over to a dele
gate legislative body.
Lutherans cemented tEeir union, es-
tablished a common newspaper ani
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
Ell Pasoa7s Awau.

Miss Beatrice stiles left yesterday
morning for Los Angeles to be away
two weeks. She viii visit Miss Made
line Stafford
". F. Cobb. OF $500 Montana street
LETT FL Paso today for san Francisco
where he viii attend a conference OF
the statesmen covering western terri
tory Of the Remington Arms com
pany OF New York. he viii be gone
for about two weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
Ell PasOans Returning.

Mrs P A. Gardner OF Canutillo.
Texas, returned December with her
little daughters. jamie and Helen
from a months visit with Mrs. Card
ner's parents, Judge and Hrs. ". H
Davidson, Of beaumont, Texas, jamie
G. ambrel was flower girl al her
aunt's welding in Austin, December
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03

Henry Robertson won the cut prize.
The guests present were: 1Ir. and
Mrs. Walter Skinner. Mr.. and Mrs
Curtis Reed. Nr. and Mrs Jack
knight. Dr. and Mrs. T. 3. Thompson.
1fr. and Mrs. Charles Goerting. Joe
Worsham. Miss Genevieve Bannell.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lynch. Nr and
Mrs. Henry Robertson and Mr. and
Mrs Roy Jones
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
SchilIin8 Tea
.ECoHOMYAKD MERIT
Combined in Hoods sarzapariun
rEe uIonI -edlalne-

IN spite Of the increased costs and
great scarcity o. important roots,
herbs etc, the standard OF quality
and the quantity Of Hoods Sarsa-
1ari1la have been faithfully main
tanned. and are today the same rs
when this medicine was first per-
fected and offered 10 the public
a bottle Of Hood Sarsaparilla viii
average 90 last three or four weeks,
while Others last but q week or two,
and some even less time
HOODS Sarsapariua is effective as
q blood purifying and tonic medicine
and also after the Flu. Grip, fevers
and other debilitaring, bIood-poisou-
ing diseases. II purifies the blood.
creates zl appetite, and makes food
taste Eood--AdF-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03

D entertain with a luncheon at the Toll
tee cub for their wives
January s the Kiwanis club viii
give a banquet at the clubhouse, and
on the evening Of January Is the
reclamation service VIII have a dance
at the club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR UNION
WILL. uLL.L-L no MuEu

Grover C. Good. president OF the
Christian Endeavor union on FL Paso.
mas called a meeting Of the union for
tbs evening at z o'clock at the First
byterian church. Officers for the
coming year VIII be elected and a
delegate for the New York conven-
ton chosen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
HOUSION-NlEdCO THROUGH
PULLMAN SERVICE OPENED

Mexico City. Mex, Jan. 3.-Through
Pullman service between Houston.
Texas, and Mexico City has been in
augurated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
LEGION MEN ARE PLANNING
TO GIVE MINSTREL. SHOW

Rehaarsals for the A. D. r min
strel show to be given at Liberty
hall. April ] and .. viii start soon
according to Joseph Sears, who viii
direct the show Between so and "a
men VIII take part in the performance
and eight end men viii have charge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
Church Affairs.

The willing Workers OF Austin
Park Christian church viii meet on
Thursday afternoon at 2-30 o'clock in
the church. This win be a meeting
for discussion Of business, election
Of officers and discussion Of the years
plans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03

Frederick the Great had a Scotch
man feet 3 inches tail in his guards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03

fast was served the party in the off
GERS mess hall in the 7th cavalry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-03
MEXICAN PHYSICIANS
STUDY CHILD WELFARE

Mexico City. Mex jan a.-rWo
hundred physicians from all parts Of
the republic are here 20 attend the
first congress on child welfare, which
will last a week Discussion and elm
les viii be held. many open 70 -he
public, and efforts VIII be directed to-
ward reaching a concrete program
for lettering the condition OF Mexican
children
Nine OF the q presidents were Epis-
copaliaas and six Presbyterlans.