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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-19
DUMPED NOSE;
- Girl, SUES

After taking swim In the "Crys.
tai Pool" May 20. 1920. Ethel Lane,
IG, slipped, she says, on a defective
step leading from the tank and fell
on her nose. wherefore she is su-
ing the Seattle Natatorium Co. for
s2.5O0 damages In Judge Walter M.
French's court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-19
OH, FORTUNATE
. MOTORMAN! !

Motorman on Eastlake car stand
ing Mt postoffice at a. m. Wednes-
day fumbles around the front end OF
the muny refrigerator and remarks:
There, I've Just found the button
that turns on the heat"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-19
REP. TRIPLE DIDN'T
VOTE AGAINST AERO
BASE AT SAND POINT

OLYMPIA. WASH. Jan. 1s.M
Representative X. A. Triple of
Seattle was enormously reported
yesterday as voting against the
sand Point air base memorial to
congress. In a statement today.
Triple said:
81 voted FOR the memorial, not
against IL. What reason on earth
would / have to oppose It? In all
fairness. my correct vote should
be published.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-19
CHRISTMAS IS
- STILL HERE

Christmas still lingers--with the
garbage man. Wagon load of old
Christmas trees was seen on Union
NJ "Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-19

u. S. WILL NEVER BE
DRY -"PUSSYFOOT"
JOHNSON so STATES

NEW YORK. Jan. 19l-"The
United States will never be dry"
W. r. d'ussyfooD johnson de-
clared today. following his return
from Great Britain. Pussyfoot
stated that first Ireland would be
dry. then Scotland. then Wales
and finally England. but the
United States would never be dry
because II is impossible TO "iegis-
late the 10 commandments into
the people"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-19
House Membership
Is Retained at ABS

WASHINGTON. Jan. ls.-The
house today voted to keep the mem
bership of that body at its present
figure OF A3A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-19
IS CHARGED
With Death
OF DENTON
Pretty Defendant Is Smiling
and Cheerful; Thinks
She'll Be Cleared

LOS ANGELES, Jan. is.-Iier life
or liberty at stake. Mrs. l.. l.. Peeie.
n. plump and pretty, was placed on
trial shortly after 10 a m. today.
charged with the murder Of jacob
Charles Denton. wealthy mining pro-
moter. whose body WIS found buried
In tho basement OF his home here on
September - last
Aitho rain ftli at intervals and
threatening clouds hung overhead, a
great crowd Of men and women
storned the doors OF the hail OF JUS
ticc. where tho trial is being held.
and fought for admittance. Police
reserves were pressed into service TO
handle IA. throng.
Mrs. Pccfe went 10 trial confident
and smiling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-19
MANY FORCED TO
FLEE FROM HOMES

City and state police were investi-
eating reports that several OF the
fircs were OF incendiary origin.
Others were started by flying ~rn-
bers. Many people wcro forced TO Dee
from their homes
Fire apparatus WAS brought from
Boston when the flames go, beyond
control of worcester's fire fighters
Eagines also were rushed from
Framingham and Mariboroagh.
rIrcnrn fought fh. biaxa Win fhe
temperature lowering around x~ro.
Man after man fell from exhaustion.
under the weight Of his ice-cncrus,ed
garments.
Ammunition In sporting goods
store on the ground floor exploded. en-
dangcring lives OF fircmen and 20
lice.
Physicians dressed tho injuries of
several firemcn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-19
SHE ~ CONFIDENT
or ENUMERATION

7 am confident that THIS hio"ous
thing with which ] am charged and
Of which I am Innocent cannot be
sustained she said today.
Al any rate. she la not worried 10
the point where her appetite and
sleep are affected. Attaches OF the
county jaii sald she slept well last
night and ate breakfast this morn.
ing consisting Of a steak, two eggs,
potatoes. toast. coffee and apple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-19
50 fires in
WORCESTER
CONTROLLED
Suspicious OF lncendiary
Origin Being Probed;
$1,000, 900 Loss

BOSTON. Jan. Is.--Gov. Claiming
Cox sent intelligence officers to Wor.
cester today 10 Investigate reports
that the fires there were of incen.
diary origin. Gov. Cox offered aid
to Worcester officials.
WORCESTER. Mass. Jan. is.--
Destruction OF Worcester was threat.
ened today by one OF the most ds.ss.
trous fires In New England history,
Fire Chief Avery estimated shortly
before noon that the loss would total
g. 900 600. He said the conh1graiion
was under control al III a. m.
Nearly 80 fires broke out within a
mile ~ IN. city hail shortly after
the Knowles building. io-story of.
fec STRUCTURE in the heao of the bust.
ness dhtrict. was discovered In
flames
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-19
HELD IN JAIL SINCE
..T1g or OCTOBER

Confined In the county Jail since
her indictment and arrest on Oc.
tob~r 81. Mrs. pe~te has maintained
tho same composurc she exhibited
during the weeks OF investigation fol.
lowing the discovery OF Denton's
body.
Mrs. Pcete. cultured and refined.
mother Of pretty tyear-old Betty
Pcete. and tenant in the Denton
homo at the time the mining man
dropped from sight. Immediately be
came the central figure I'm the in
vcstigation made by private detec.
fives and police She was. at that
time, living in Denver. and volun,ar-
lily returned here to aid the authori-
ties.
For nearly four weeks she was
questioned by District Attorney
Woolwine and his assistants. while
being held under surveillance In the
La Crcscenta hotel here. The county
grand jury finally voted an indict.
ment charging her with first degree
murder.
While the defense has not yet re
vealed the extent Of it's case. IL is
expected 10 center about the claim
that Mrs Pcete Is the victim OF cir.
cumgtancos- and that she Is limo
cent
Mrs Pccto will be defended by
Public Defender J. Wood. recently
elected judge OF the superior court
District Attorney Woolwine win di.
rect the prosecution in person. with
Chief Deputy Doran assisting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-19
WHAT PROSECUTION
WILL ADVANCE

Among the unusual rarnifications
OF the case was the circumstance OF
the accused woman having occupied
the Denton house for several months
after Denton disappeared" During
that time. according TO the state
merits OF witnesses before the grand
Jury, Mrs. Pcete sublct the home,
loaned" Denton's automobile 20 a
friend: disposed OF a considerable
quantity of Denton's clothing: asked
friend 10 pawn n diamond ring
nater identified as having belonged
to Denton): bought dresses at a local
store In the name of Mrs. J. c. Den.
ton. deceascd wife of the dead man,
and cashed several checks on which
the name OF Denton had been
forged. These and other circumstan-
tiai evidence win be the backbone of
the prosecutions case. II is said.
According To the district attor-
ney's office. the alleged murder was
committed for financial gain. II Is
held that Denton was shot thru the
neck In the kitchen of his home,
early on the morning OF June 2, just
before he was to have left for a visit
TO the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-19
Oeather

Tonight and Thursday. oe-
casionolly rain: fresh
SoHthWestcriy tciRdS.
Twnpcraturc Last - Hours
Maximum. a. Minimum. 81.
To-day noon. is.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 5sth st.-5th Av. to North River
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
REWARD & KRAFT. Real Estate. 23l
HnEuenot 81. Tel. 25ll New Rochelle.

sCARsDALE-in Murray Hi; a developed
community of acreage plots. several choice
plots with minimum frontage OF $50 feet
offered at low price on favorable terms.
sCARSDALE ESTATES. 10 r. 44th st. Muir
ray Hill 1920. Also Hartsdale. ". Y. Phone
White Plains 2JT7
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

ATTENTIONi-2D MORTGAGE MONEY.
$500, 600 LoANABLE; VARIOUS AMOUNTS
CENTRALLY LOCATED PROPERTIES
PREFERRED; BROKERS' PROTECTED,
EXCELSIOR ESTATES, 1876 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
Borough of oueens-sa,e or n.nt.

AN UP-TO- DATE family stucco house for
hardwood floor shower bath. electric lights
car garage in the rear; loft drive
way glass inclosed porch cash $4,000 bal
ance on monthly payments. Inquire BITT-
MER. "a Parkyiew av.. Glendale
FOR SALE-Unusually attractive all year
home. new Colonial brick dwelling, with
garage: first floor has large living room.
dining room, kitchen, extra toilet and laun
dry In basement. second floor bedrooms.
tiled bath: interior finished throughout In
white enamel woodwork and mahogany FIN
ished doors. parquet floors throughout; not
water heat, gas. electricity, sewer, &C. re.
strlcted section; no assessments; minutes
walk to large park and bathing, one block
express station. Is minutes Grand Central, D
&C Mt fare; So 900 cash required balance on
terms For plan and photo call, write or
phone ]. S. WITHERS ~ Vanderbilt av.. n.
s., room 1914. Phone Vanderbilt 94s4.
If you are paying more than 500 month
for your apartment write me at once /
have a wonderful proposition for you IL will
be "gocd-bye" landlord. ! am backed by one
OF the largest corporations In New York. w
KAYE. ios W. 43d st.. New York.
NEW tapestry brick house, rooms, baths.
steam heat, double garage, hardwood floors,
open fireplace. 10 minutes from Grand Cen
iral: % minutes 20 Wall st., $4,000, pay on
rental basis. Send for photograph ana run
Information, w. KAYE. los w. 43d st.
sACFTRICE sale Of beautiful home Of $
rooms with every modern convenience and
Improvement installed. costing over $ls,Op
10 build What am / offered Owner, lOtll
1Oeth St, Richmond Hill.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
Borough of Brooklyn.
Two New Modern Apts

322 Jay ST., Cor. Johnson St.
SO Rooms and Bath. steam Heat.
Electric Light: Janitor Service
poss. ~ once. Adults only. Rent $40.
Near Borough lall. Inquire Premises.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New York state-sale or Rent.


FOR QUICK SALE, settle estate 1905
acres; large house and barn; good order
300 fruit trees; price 50 per acre. COR
NELL CO, Proctor Building. Troy.
FULLY equipped boys summer lake camp: 70
including 40 head Holsteins. horses. crops.
FARM AGkNCY. 4s9 9TH av.. New York.
GENTLEMAN 5 farm 1856 acres, State rosd,
just outside Of Poughkeepsie beautiful
house; ample barns and garage. Owner.
HARLAN z. GLAZIER, Arlington. y. Y.
MONEYMAKING ONE MAN FARM.
1s5 acres, near RR. station; Ii rooms.
family house, barns, including 10 cows,
= heifers horses, crops, tools; $500;
only 81, 900 cash Farms everywhere.
BATSON FARM AGENCY. 4s9 9th av.
ON State road. 20 acres estate. modern I'm
provements. 10 rooms, barn. garage, ice
house. tenant house, two ponds. fruit. large
old mill; mile Harlem depot. 20 miles out
terms. camp site. 20 acres. shack. trout
brook, woods elevation; 80 miles $500
ALEXANDER, East 42d ST. Vanderbilt
1894.
TWO beautiful Adirondack camps. fine lake.
completely furnished (suitable summer
schools), accommodate 100; Si4.50O and
$1,000 Photographs, particulars, HOVER,
Is ACRES. all tillabie fruit: high eleva-
ton; house, rooms barn; cost $4,000. 7
years old sacrifice S4,70O; 2G miles out
MAGRATH, Spring Valley, y. Y.
is acres, house. 10 rooms and bath: decorat-
ed. hard wood floors; barn and chicken
house: 200 young fruit trees: beautiful view
OF Catskill Mountains. Particulars, AL
FRED G. CODT. Kinderhook, ~. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

SUBURBAN properties. farms and water
fronts % all kinds for sale and suburban
properties. furnished and unfurnished TO
rent. BLAUVELT & MORRELL, INC,
Eynck, ". Y. The oldest, Strongest and
Largest Agency in Rockland county
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

y Oohu-
IN the Berkshires.-496 acres large house. .
barns, other buildings. lake site; CONNER
cial spring sugar bush; permanent or sum
rum; elevation I 500 feet; priced for quick
sale; terms. KAUFMAN, 20 Columbus av.
HOUSE. with ! rooms, baths; all Improve
ments near beach; select nelghbors
SHAW. box III. Stamford. Conn.
JANUARY bargain-Fine farm 100 acres
wen located, near city. markets: Z room
house large barn, two poultry houses. sheds
6c% 40 acres level fertile fields, nice pas
lures, valuable wood timber; 50 500, 500
cash TRYON'S AGENCY, Willlmantic. Conn
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.
Long Island-saIe or Rent.

REAL SACRIFICE.
Handsome English stucco house OF 10 rooms
and baths with garage, on beautifully
shaded corner plot, l00XieJ. southern eN-
posurc: largo sun porch Off living room
three sleeping purches on second floor, hot
water heat: all improvements. built IN 1913,
$2i 500: could not be replaced for S35. 900.
Phone me before noon for appointment 20 in
spect. r. H. HONBERGER, Apt. COZ. Wads-
worth 96s3. 100 Wadsworth av.
At FAR ROCKAWAY-Colonial house. with
acre of ground plenty - trees, good luca-
tton: vHl sacrifce " sold al once. LEWIS
H. MAY Co, National Bank Building, Fat
Itockaway. l.. T. Tel go Far Rockaway
AN estate being settled offers 100 acres
finest shore front. IN exclusive section.
very choice; act now. n cannot be duplicated.
OWNER 100 y. 30th st., city.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
Borough of Richmond--saIe or Rent.

PRETTY cottage. $4,000: $1,000 cash; i'm
provements; trolley. O so Herald. Her
aid 50. -
TO T.ET-Seven room house. bath. improve
ments large grounds; garage good neigh
borhood. rent reasonable. SEASIDE ES-
TATES CO, Eltingville.
TWO lots $3.50 each trolley. asphalt ave
nue.. q 50 Herald Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

BUILDING PLOT,
WITH WATER FRONT PRIVILEGES,
M plandome Heights on Manhasset Bay,
across from Great Neck.
Corner plot So lots. 300 feet frontage on
two streets: five minutes walk OF station
price 81 500. worth double; very reasonable
WILLIAM J. MOCK,
or East 40ih st, 81 ~ 1858 Vanderbilt
Local phone i02 Manhasset
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
REAL ESTATE OUT OF CITY.
Long IsIand-saIe or Rent.
GOLF Ct,TyRsE

GOLF COURSE
within ten miles Plaza Hotel $3.50. 900; in
oSgs oer Ts house gsseR aPPrsseS sgr
only. II. Q. McNuLTY, 1870 Broadway.
y. y, City. Room 1l05.
GREAT NECK, r. Shore Road. adjoining
bargain; might exchange for free and clear
houso 7. u. sTAItI<EY, go Canal st. n \:
HOMES. s6.5Oo upward easy terms. HYDE
BAXTER, Port Washington. L. l.
L. l. GARDEN SPOT OF AMERICA.
Huntington dwelling, I room, lots. $500
Epl9ra! Park dwelling, rooms. imps.. a'a99O
Brightwaters dwelling. : rooms, imps. $500
HemDstead dwelling. rooms. mps. $500
Flushing dwelling. rooms. imps y, 900
Manhasset dwelling. Q rooms, acre. II 500
SHORE FRONTS
Babylon, acres, dwelling. u rooms $35, 600
Northport, 9l4 acres, dwelling. 10 rms. 10000
College Point, , acres, dwlg., 20 rooms 10000
oyster Bay. 6ia acres, dwlg., "a rms. 1900
Great bargains IN all kinds Of real estate.
BROOKLYN. Main 4067.
NORTH SHORE, L. For sale, gentle
mans small estate on hill with pine trees
beautiful water view main house il rooms.
baths; cottage rooms. baths; both
built for summer and winter occupancy;
garage with room apartment; tennis court;
bathing privileges. b., p. o. box 972.
ON THE WATER AT BAY SHORE.
u room house. baths. open fireplaces,
wide veranda. large garage small cash pay
ment above mortgage. Owner. Z. l.. H.,
Bay Shoe, n. y.
EIGHT room house for sale or lease. all
improvements; garage; Flushing section.
YELLIN. 9l3 broadway, Brooklyn.
WATERFRONT COUNTRY HOME AT BAY
SHORE. for sale rent. furnished, bed
rooms, baths; bargain; terms. G. n.
BREWSTER, Bay Shore. y. Y.
WOODBURY. Long Island.-Tract OF
over IS acres desirably located, Of
fered for sale to close estate.
DERSCHUCH & CO.. $50 Broadway.
WHITESTONE-Hous overlooking Sound,
10 rooms. garage; sacrifice 80 500. Liv-
ingston. 1861 Flushing.
$50 PER LOT.
96O lots. 60 acres. go IT. frontage Hemp
stead, Jamaica turnpike trolley, great bar
gain for developer. WALTER j. SMITH,
lSS Montague st. r. klyn.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

An advertisement 10 tho Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers redl possibility Of
recovering pour lost property.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
Connectlcut-saIe or Rent.
G. HARRY ABBOTT.

f. BENZ. LOCKWOOD. REAL ESTATE.
Sound Beach. Conn. Tel. 216.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
PARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED.

Above 5sth st.-sth Av. to North River.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

ACCOUNT leaving town owner Sacrifices
brand new built TO order semi bungalow
seven rooms including sleeping. breakfast
porches' glassec, screened, shades and fenced
large plot. Price 5000: terms arranged
worth $1,000. NICHOLSON CO.. Lyndhurst
n. J.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
New Jersey-saIe or Rent.

a PERFECT HOME. BUILT DAYS WORK.
New house, living room 26x14, large fire
place. dining room. model Kitchen three
extra large bedrooms and tiled bathroom
living porch. oak floors. steam heat, com
pletely decorated expensive papers, shades
screens; heated garage; lot 7JxI6O; Sil 600
OWNER, 24T East Ridgewood aV., Ridge
wood, y. J. Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

8Ir. and Mrs. Frank Tibbetts. for
merly Of FL Paso, now residing in Sc
attic, WASH announce the birth Of a
son, born December g. The little ar
rivals name is Leroy Jarvis Tihbetts.
Miss Gladys Booth Is recovering
from the effects Of an operation for
tonsilitis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
Mr.. and Mrs. Soil. Berg Hosts At
Holiday Party At Country Home

THE handsome country home Of Mr..
and Mrs Sol I. Berg was the
scene on Friday evening Of one
OF the most delightful Of holiday
parties OF the season The great re-
cepton rooms, decorated with a holi-
day theme. opened into the patio
which was abloom with tropical
plants
Bridge and dancing were enjoyed
and punch was served during the
evening
At u o'clock an elaborate supper
was served in the dining room The
table was decorated with flowers and
other ornaments and covered with a
handsome embroidered cloth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Berg were assisted in
the hospitality OF the evening by their
son, julius, and their daughter.
Florence.
The guests hidden we're Mr.. and
Mrs John L. Reid. judge and Mrs.
Louis Folk, Mr.. and Mrs. ". 3.
CLARION, IT.. Mrs. and Mrs Joseph
Lsoewenstein. Miss Celia Duran. Miss
Elizabeth Pitmau. Miss Corinne
Duran. Mrs. A L Peterman. Ella and
Joe LoeWenstein, Evans P. Peterman.
M and Mrs. C. L Ross entertained
the members Of the choir Of St Jo-
sephs parish with a theater party on
New Years eve. Refreshments were
served after the theater.
Misses Ruth and Helen Zelman en-
tertained a number OF friends on New
Years eve with a slumber party At
their home on Mesa avenue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

Maud Sullivan. win be as follows.
Current events. Irs. Fuller Swift.
Quakers and churchmen, Mrs. J.. G.
Hays the Feast Of Epiphany, Mrs
Caryl Hill; vocal solo Mrs. l. G.
Witherspoon.
At the close o. the program a social
hour VIII be enjoyed iu the parlor in
charge OF the reception committee.
composed OF Mrs. j II Nealon. Mrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
Church Affairs.

The Woman's auxiliary Of St.
Clements church win meet at p.
M. on Tuesday. January q. at the
parish house. the president Mrs J.
a. Rawlings. presiding. After the
opening exercises, reports from stand
ing committees vii be read.
The program. i'm charge or Mrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

A NUMBER Of FL Pasoans and for
q mer Fl Pasoans had a very pleas
ant Christmas period together in
san Francisco.
The celebration started with a
dlnner-dznce at the st. Francis hotel
by alrs. c. A. Martin TO AIr. Martin
and Maj and Airs. W %. White. Mr..
and Mrs ~ F. Mcnamara and 1Ir.
and Airs LeCroye Silvey. The next
social event was a dinner by the Sill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

At this happy holiday season We
extend TO an our friends our heartiesr
wishes for New Year blessed with
GOOD health and good vision.
Fl PaHo Optical Co,
116 Texas St. oil san Antonio St.
Need Glasses7 Ask Segall.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
Mondays Calendar
In Local Society

MEETING Of the Degree Of Honor
iNl at $3.50 o'clock in Knights OF
Pythias hall installation Of
officers
The city Federation OF Women's
clubs viii meet on Monday afternoon
at 3 o'clock in the z ". G. A.
Meeting OF Rebecca Stodderr chap
ter. D. A R., IN the chapter rooms in
the Woman's clubhouse at 3 o'clock
p. N.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
nrds.

Members OF the younger set en-
joyed a pleasant evening Wednesday.
when Miss Leopoldina koblitz was
hostess at a bunco party TO honor her
guest. Miss Bertha EnEler.
Refreshments were served after the
games Miss Gertrude Cody won
first prize.
Those hidden were. Misses Emily
White. Ethel Hardy. Evaline and
Mary Stedmond, Gertrude Cody, Es-
ther Holman, Louise Amador and
Mary Mccormack, and Arthur Finer
ron, Eddy Cody, Albert GeschWind,
Martin and Reuben Amador. Jodie
McCormaek. Thaddeus Keavlain and
Earle Carlin-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

]. C. Crowdus. Mrs. ]. II. eozziu.
Mrs. r. T. Tucker
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

Piano Bargains.
We have a few wonderful bargains
In USED pianos taken in exchange for
Pianola Pianos and Baby Grands- All
have been carefully overhauled by our
experts.
Every one Is fully guaranteed and
may be exchanged for a new one
later on. Nail orders given satisfac-
tory attention
Oldest Piano House in FL Paso.
El Pnso Piano Co.,
rs Texas St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
Ell PasoanS In San Francisco Spend
Pleasant Christmas Season Together

vevs at their apartments on Hyde
street, TO the guests Of the first
party and on Christmas day the party
were guests of Maj. and Mrs. White
at dinner. Mrs j. b Roberts OF FL
Paso, mother Of Mrs. White. and sew
eral couples from among the officers
and their families on the island were
guests either at the dinner or in the
afternoon for bridge. Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Mcnamara were hosts at
dinner At their apartments in Aliu
valley, a suburb Of san Francisco.
Altogether II was a very active week
MAJ. and Mrs White are remem-
bered as former FL Pasoans, MAI.
White having been stationed at Fort
Bliss for some time prior to his we'd
ding 10 Miss Bess Roberts. They had
e tour Of duty IN France and then.
on returning to the United States,
were ordered TO Alcauraz, an island
in san Francisco harbor. Mrs. White
and the major have entertained fire.
Queutly and are among the popular
young people in military circles on
the coast. Mrs. Whites mother. Mrs
Roberts, who is visiting her from FL
Paso, is improving in health rapidly
and VIII return here shortly.
On Christmas night, Mai and Mrs.
White entertained their guests at a
moving picture party in the prison
tneater, which proved as enjoyable as
IL Md1 novel me 3 guests were sur
rounded by about 400 military pris-
oners during the performance and en-
joyed the experience Col John Bacon
Mcdonald, the commandant OF the
island, was stationed at Fl Paso in
the SOS.
Mr. and Mrs Silvey are cousins OF
]. c. Wilmarth, Of Ell Paso, and Mrs
Silvey is a splendid singer. She was
heard in Fl Paso several years ago IN
The Red Mil" when she was on the
stage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-12
DEPOPULAT.ON
TO SHOW IN REPORT

PARIS. Aug. Ed y. SIN
anticipation that the final returns of
the March census will show notable
decrease in the population Of France,
deputy Georges Bonnefous proposes
ito ask parliament to reduce the num-
ber of deputies at the next general
election due to be held in 1924. by
ninety-five seats.
Including representatives from Al
SAGE and Lorraine and French colo
nies. the last election of November
1919. sent 6l6 deputies to parliament.
NJ Bonefous also suggests that no
bye-elections he held between now
and the general elections OF 1924 un-
less a constituency loses all its repre-
santatives, either through death or
resignation or any other cause which
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-12
BILL GETS FAVORABLE REPORT

WASHINGTON. Aug. 12-(A. PD
The McNary agricultural relief bill
with amendments has been fayorably
reported by the house banking com
mittee. An early acton is urged.