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10 WcH-k-Eiid Edition,
MID-LENTEN
SOCIETY; TOL
THE qulitncs? of mid-Ieht will
dominate the coming week, for
theru will ! Miy little eoi"K
ii Iii a sot '1
. Thu departure
from the lirid'r of tlte troops that
Jl.lM
l't-ii
had i
i. lout; stationed here has
" ..I
icti to do with the dull- I
i"!-.s of Mil mii wil heoHon, as the army
.....a. I. if.. 1 ,liw.i,iit tnncil anil uluo
'i'. im" " -" .............. H..u u.uv
xll tin- ho i:il jotiwties at
litcli the
.uni peopii wife hosts.
"in lai -e affair is certain the
lmtniKLitl dinner-dance to be given
Thursday nleht at the Toltec club.
Mitni- delightful surprises ore planned
lur this affair.
-n evening concert is .planned by
the music department of the woman's
i uh for Monday night, to be given in
t In .luilitoi mm of the First Christian
thin ih The piogiam will be a m.s
i. 11 1 m ous one w ith various compoKers
i epi si nted. One feature of particular
n.tiiest will he the repetition of the
M.i Had of Iiospair," which wan given
s time ao with' very great suc-
. As Wednesday will be the fifth
Wednesday in the month there will
ne no meeting of the club on that
afternoon.
An interesting and rather unusual
eniertalnmtnt vill be given Wednes
day night by the Pythian .sisters, in
uhifh a number of well known people
will take part. A majrie mlrrlor will
lie shown l a magician and in this
-a barhelor will see all the loves of
Ins I iff' and finally the girl who is to
b. his wife.
Miss Hilda Sorenson, a bride to be,
w ill be entertained on Wednesday
afteinoon witli a bridge parly by Miss
Uirdle Buckaloo and on Saturday after
noon with a bridge party by Mrs. Row
land Oilchirst and Miss Gertrude
Lrf'iKhton.
Miss Ella Jackson, bo ii to U the
bride of Clarence M. Hunter, of Ala
mopordo, early in April, will be the
K"U st of honor at a number of pleas
ant affairs before her marriage. Mrs.
r. i:. Widdas w ill gie an Informal
Inin heon in her honor Tuesday after
noon and early In the following week
Mrs otto H. Armstrong will entertain
with a bridge party in the tea rooms.
There will be the usual meeting of
Hie iri-oup of Infoi mal clubs who meet
to s.o or play cards. Mrs. Ames AN
hro will entertain the Kbell Kridge
lub Monday afternoon. Mrs. I rank
M. Murehlson will entertain the Silk
Stocking Bridge club .Tuesday after
noon. Wednesday the Jolly Kight
Bridge lub will be entertained by Mrs.
Kdgar W. Ferguson. Mrs. D. B. Blas
Ingame will entertain her sewing club
Wednesday afternoon and Mrs. Frank
Moss will be the l.ostess for the Wed
nesday Embroidery club Wednesday
afternoon.
The usual weekly meeting of the El
Paso F.qual Franchise league will be
held Thursday afternoon in the cham
ber of commerce at 3 oclock.
El Pasoans Returning.
Miss Louise Blumenthal, who has
ho. 11 visiting in Chicago for several
months, will return today to her home
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Blu
menthal. on North Oregon street Mr.
anil Mrs. William L. Lindenthal and lit
tle baby, whom Miss Blumenthal vis
ited in Chicago, are accompanying her
to Kl Paso and will visit Mrs. Linden
t hal's parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. Blumen
ihal. for a short time.
SANITARY CONSIDERATIONS ALONE
should cause you to send
your
FAMILY WASH
to us.
All the Family Wash Rales by the Pound.
:M'E !Mym3HY
Phone 4300
r1.raMiJ,';.ir..ui'lJ':t
Fl Paso
Sifper f luous Hairs
PislvAwav'
I
Famous Beauty SecreU that Have
Made the Theatrical Star,
Valeika Snratt, America's
Greatest Self-Made
Beauty.
BV VAI.KSKA sUUATTT
T NEVER see a woman vltb
superfluous hair on her
face or body that it does
not remind me of some cave
woman. It Is hideous, and It
is inexcusable, because so
easily and thoroughly re
moved, at least It becomes so
ty using the following, which nevei
falls. You moisten the hairs to be re
moved, with sulfo solution. Tou see
'he hair dissolve away in qune a re
markable manner, and 50U then wash
t off. Tho skin is left clear, soft and
unmarked. Another splendid feature
Is that it can be used on tho tender
est skin, or any part of the body, it ith
perfect safoty. It can be obtained at
any drug store. Ordinary depilatories
burn off the hair and leave a red or
irritated spot where applied. But In
stead of burning off the hair and In
luring the skin, no matter bow tough.
ulfo solution dissolves the hair and
is & positfVe benefit to the skin.
LOOKING OLD I am particularly
p.oud of the results of my skin re
luvenator, which is a cream madeby
dissolving two tablespoonfuls of
glvcerine and two ounces of eptol in
a half pint of hot water. This is the
most astonishing wrinkle rembver 1
have ever found, making crow's feet,
deep wrinkles and lines disappear with
great rapidity. It makes the skin
plump, youthful and vigorous and by
mithful use you will soon sec a tremen
dous difference Ii. your appearance.
Tlv eptol can be obtained at any drug
stoie. This also makes the most eco
nomical cream you can get,
FLL1NG I am known as the only
woniati on the American stage who
mart, no hair switches or other hatr
make-shifts. Follow my suggestion
nnd use my hair secret as follows: To
half a pint of alcohol add half a pint
of water (or else you may use a full
pint ot bay rum if you wish) and to
ibis add one ounce of beta-qulnol. It
has a powerful action upon the hair
cells, hair roots and the scalp. Your
hair will be healthy, vigorous, fluffv.
and grow luxuiiantl. it v ill be
startling in its results.
Jl'DITH R. O. There i-, only one
perfect head wash that I know. This
is eggol By dissolving one teaspoon
tu or uiis in nair a cup of 1;
t 011 will have a hair and scalp
1 -tt.ti.-r 1
li ans. i-
wbli Ii Is
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1 nit; all s( in f ,,
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KK"1 can be sci 111 1 ii
II far p.irpa-1-. s ,
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March 2.1-2(5, VMG.
QUIETNESS HOVERING OVER
TEC DINNER-DANCE THURSDA Y
Cards.
Mrs.'' Ed "WUlbrun will ntriiain Mon
day afternoon vltii a bridge party at
her home In Hawthorne I'lace. Sunset
Heights.
""" i"co,e, ,ouc"'M ."' entertain
Wednmdav afternoon at her home on
jrant avenue In honor of Miss Hilda
Sorenson. wh
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who is to Become the bride
rin.-ius earl in April. Mrs.
l.owla.id Gilchiist and Miss Certrude
TjeihtoM will entertain Saturday after-
noon with a liridije party at the home
of Mrs Gilchrist in honor of Miss
Sorenson.
Mrs. I:. F. Ebert entertained the Two
Weeks Hridgc club Friday afternoon
at her home ou Lee street. Mrs. J. .1.
Finney won the high score prize. In
addition to the members, the guests
were Mesdames M. 1'. Tarlock. J. J.
Kinney and N. II. Allen. Refresh
ments weie enjoyed after the games.
Mrs. IJ. J. Mcl'anlels will entertain the
club at its next meeting at her home
in the Knickerbocker apartments.
Mrs. M. C. Tracy entertained with a
card party Thursday afternoon at her
home on West Missouri street Fol
lowing the games an ice course was
served, Mrs. A. W. Young won th.
first prize and Mrs. IL J. Sterner the
second prize. Those present were
Mesdames W. B. Farwell. A. AS'. Toung,
F. Hathaway. S. S. Baker, II. J. Stern
er. George Rogers, Ira Wetmore, M.
Miller. L. L. Hall, T. W. Kent and Miss
Winifred Davis.
The 'Frl.rlle Fountain Service.
Our splendid Fountain Service justly
gives us claim to havinp tho, most fa
vored fountain In HI Paso. In addition
to delicious drinks we serve sandwiches
at any hour.
Scott White Jt Co.
Mills Bldg. Rob.-Ban. Bldg. Adv.
Wedding Invitations.
Engraved in 131 Paso, w have tho
best engraver In the Southwest Let
us show you the latest styles. El Paso
Printing Co. Adv.
Hnndsome Souvenirs.
Made from your wedding invitation
plate. Come and see our samples. EI
Paso Printing Co., 108 Main St. Adv.
Mrs. i:Ti.n Conk nnnk.
For a good ready reference cook
book purchase one written by Mrs.
Edna J. Evans, containing her own
personal recipes. A limited supply on
sale at The Herald, fof 25c each. Out
of town customers send 3c extra to
cover postage Adv.
Why Xt
T'se a Navajo rug, nothing more sat
isfactory. Beach's Art Shop, City Na
tional Bank Bldp. Adv
Pennlar Dynamic Tome is a great, aid
In restoring strength Sold by Potter
Drug Company. The Penslar Store.
AdT.
Why yat
See the new Carnelian, Rozane and
Mostique art pottery at Beach's Art
Shop, City National Bank Bldg. Adv.
Try Magic Washing Mick and make
a pleasure of wash day. Tel. 73L
Warner Drug Co. Adv.
For rhnpped hands, face or lips. Pot
ter's Toilet Cream Is unequaled. Price
25c Telephone S5 and 375 and have It
delivered. Potter Drug Company. Adv.
Phone 4300
icicaa
PRl'iPAIMWiNKSS There ! only
one real skin beautifier I have ever
known and this will remove freckles,
led spots and other blemishes so
promptly as Jo sui prise you. This is
my own formula which Is as follows:
MK two tablespoonfuls of glycerin"
with half a pint of hot water and add
one ounce of xint- ne. which you can
obtain at the drug store. The liberal
use of this gives an absolutely per
fect complexion. You can positively
depend upon it. .
T. it. C. 1 am sorry you were dis
appointed in 'not getting the sulfo so
lution from your druggist, lly sec
retary wllj get it for you and sent!
it if you simply address, "Secretary
,to Vajeska Suratt, Thompson Bldg.,
Chicago," and enclose the price which
is one dollar.
SUSANA M. N My formula for re
moving blackheads is the only posi
tive, quick and sure way; by sprink
ling some neroxin on a sponge made
wet with hot water. This rubbed on
the blackheads will remove them, big
and little, in a few moments. The
neroxin can be obtained at any drug
store.
,
tace '
IN DOCBT Yes, really all
powders are too chalky, and make
the face "powdery." 1 use none, but
my own face powder, which has ab
solutely no chalklnesa. It is superb
in its fineness, smoothness and scent,
and Is indetectable. It Is now obtain
able at drug stores as "Valeska Sttr.-tt
Face Powder." in -white and flesh
tints.
K. O. C- I advise you not Uo use
mechanical instruments for bust de
velopment Though it Is ImBosstble
io assure sui n a development, yet the
ollowing has been succtssfnl In manv
1 .im-m half ., 1 up of sutrar nnd two
1. 111,1 is of 1:1.1. .1.. should In dissolved
in bait .1 1. hi ..r , uhl v.atcr and of
iho- tun t. 1 1. 1.1. 1, fill-, tik.n Ihr.c or
r - .nr In 1. s 1 .1 n , ..11 , an s, ,-t,. the
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Women's Organizations.
On account of the ei s nous illness
of the mother of Mrs. C O. Kiickr. vice
chairman ot the music department oi
the Woman's club, the musical coucei t
to liae been given b the d-paitinent
MOifttay night has been liuiefiiutel
postponed. -
There will be no meeting of the
Woman's club Wednesdaj. as it Is thi
filth Wednesday in the mouth. The
club luncheon to celebrate its organiza
tion anniversary was to have been held
upon this day, but, as it occurs in Lent,
it was decided to postpone the event
until the fail, when it is hoped that the
clubhouse w ill be completed and the
luncheon held there.
The St Patrick's altar guild met Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. W.
O. Roe, 2601 East Boulevard. The af-
ternoon was spent in sewing. Jter
lefreshments were served. The bos-
tess wm assisted by Mrs. Clara Tepfer.
Mis. .1. L Driseoll and Mrs. J. W. Wood-
ward. The only guest of the society
was Mrs. P. J. Clifford. Miss M. B.
llickey was received as a new meni'
ber qf the society. There were il
present. The next meeting will be held
. at the home of Mrs. J. B. Kennedy, 20
isryau street
The officers of the Alta Vista Mis
sionary Society of the Alta Vista Meth
odist church met Thursday afternoon
at tho home of Mrs. James McCleese, on
Hueco street Tho reports for the quar
ter were prepared. Miss Alice Carre, of
the Trinity Methodist church Mission
ary society was a guest of the society
and gave helpful suggestions for the
work. Following the business a social
time was enjoyed and a ealad courwe
was served. Those present were Mes
dames II. N. Miller. P. D. Splawn, A.
Patterson, W. A. Kessler, J. A. Harper,
Ben Powell, C. IL Rhodes, W. II. Lark,
James McCleese, Misses Marguerite Mc
Cleese and Alice Carre. '
In celebration of the 50th anniversary
of the founding of the Young Women's
Christian association, a special service
will be held in the downtown rooms of
the association Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock. The form of the vesper serv
ice will follow that arranged' by the
national association for the jubilee
serice. Miss Mabel K. Stafford, field
secretary for this district, will be the
principal speaker. She will talk ou
the work of the late Miss Grace Dodge,
who was for many years the president
of the national association, and the
memorial endowment fund to be raised
in commmeraoratlon of Miss Dodge and
also for the 60th anniversary to carry
on the work of the association on the
same scale which Miss Dodge started
it, and which she maintained through
generous contributions from her own
income. Musical selections during the
service will be given by Miss Belle
White and Miss Margaretta Pratz. Miss
Greta Talmer will play their piano ac
companiments. The girls of the Posong
campfire circle will be ushers. Tonight
Miss Stafford will be the guest of honor
at the boarding Home at a very infor
mal gathering of the members of the
association fn order that they may
meet Miss Stafford.
El Paso young women will take part
in living pictures in the "Magic .Mir
ror." which will be given by Mattice
Temple, of the Pythian Sisters, this
week. The story is of a bachelor, who
will be acted by I". S. oGeu. who is
shown the magic mirror by the magi
i lan, acted by Mrs. Mattle Mott, and in
it he sees all the girls that have at one
time or another in his life attracted him I
and from them he selects a wife Miss
Irene Lubghlin will represent the so
ciety queen: Miss Mabelle Bethea, the
rustic country maid; Miss Amy Hitch
ens, the Japanese girl; Mrs. Ethel At
kinson, the .-pinster; Miss trances oa
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S.'iWvK CfhiheSfLi.JLn": I
Kdith
-H, r.n, SSftn tlio utronr mlnonl I
iiDDieuy. ino ruriian inaiavu.
;; . vr, n " r ,L t
T "new woman;" MIsb Rosemary Pclham.
the rummer sylph; Miss Flora Jialone,
the home staying maid: Miss Julia
Bigelow, the brunette: Miss Willie Mae
Carson, the bldndc: Mrs. R. O. Clark,
.the Quakeress; Miss Vivian Pomeroy,
the student of wisdom; Miss Beulah
Brown, the rosebud; Mrs. R. W. Fort.
the nurse: Miss Anne Hughes, the
widow. The prologue will be given by
I . Jk iiiitimi, x I cmiiiin i"tj iiih6
pictures. Miss Greta Pafmer will play .
C. M. Wilchar. Preceding the living
La Preludio," from Verdi's "La Trlvla-
ta." During the picture, Mrs. J. J. Has
ter will sing.
h
D
ances.
Miss Louise Welch entertained her
fchool friends Friday night with an
1 inlormal dancing party at her home
! i.k Montana street. She was assisted
I in entertaining by her mother, Mrs. K.
! 1'. Welch. During the dancing, punch
I i.as served and later an Ice course was
j enjoyed. Among the guests, the girls
! r. fit- Misses Marguerite Harvey, Ma
; uon Caln-.n. Willie Mae Carson, Corrie
'I .. Doris Freeman, Helen Agulrre,
iTnne Mover, Elizabeth White, Mary
, 'I nicher. Ht 11ln.l1 Wright. Irene Robcrt
1 si n. Alice Pructt, Evelyn Daugherty,
i.enna Robinson, Lucile Harlan, and
:,ie hoys were- Kugene Thurston, Al
1 is Cochran. Paul Brovles, Hal Ald
li.oc. I'lliot chess, A. J. McQuatters.
' . Frank Mcyuatteis, Roscoe Hlank
I iship. Paul Welch, Manuel Stolaroff,
J P.ailt v inter. Milton Lindner, Francis
liif.uldiis, Kins land Jenkins. Jack
I knight P.en .Jenkins, Robert Bryant,
J 'laience Thompson and William
j llughee
, The K'icheloi i lull was invited to the
, home ..r Mr. ami Mrs. A. F. Rowlands.
1 lal Kim street. Friday evening for
' .1 surpiise. The word had gone the
1 lounns 1n.1t it vas a strictly stag af-
i.tir. insii.ni of smokes and refresh
ments alone, there were smokes, re
freshments and oung women and a
"man's a flan was turned into a co
educational dame. Mr Rowlands In
extending his imitation to the Bache
lors, asked for :l delee-atlon of n.n
j from that club to visit his home, to
De put to the teat of whether or not
they were consistent bachelors. Mrs.
Rowlands followed the same tactics
with rofrience to the maids. The eve
ning wa spent in dames and court
trials. Fancy dances were giyen bv
Frank A. Loftus, who gae the "Ser
pentine," and Hugh B. Thompson, who
danced the Tarentella. Both were en
costume. Those enjoying the Row
lands hospitality were: Missis Dollie
Kvans. Edna Long, Florence Paul. Bue
lah Brown. Mar Lewis, Helen Strat
um, Fama Hickman. Mrs. era Rather,
Mr. and Mrs. R. w. Long, and the
Bachelors: W. C. Porterfielrt. Breed
love Smith. W S. Berkshire, Henry B.
Stone, Frank A. Loftus. II. E. Kilburn.
I". J. McQuillan. II. B. Thomson, How
ard Rix. Steve Agulrre. Sterling Blaok
shear. C. V. Lyman. C. C. Shoemaker,
Van T. Bauchler. John Regan. A. W.
Norcop. II. B. Fletcher, Jack Chllds and
Dave Jlulcahy. ,
Out Of Town Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard White are In
El Paso for a while from their ranch '
110 file r.-!illv I
Mrs. Alleu Wilkinson and litfle bby 1
are nere irom v.a-nanea. Mex., and are
guests at the Porcher ranch down the
valler. .
Mrs. R. C. Kirkland and' Mrs. J. B
Anderson, of Douglas. Ariz., are ex
pected to arrive the latter part of next
week to visit Mrs. Anderson's parents,
Mr. and Mrs T. M. Wlngo.
Miss Ella Kneed of San Francisco Is
expected to arrive the last of the week
to visit her cousin, Miss Helen Agu
lrre. Sliss Aguirre will be the hostees
at a dance, to be given on Api.l s. in
honor of Miss Kneed.
Mi. aim Mrs N J tlarrod. of llollind,
Mn h . with Mrs. tlarrod'b sister. Miss
M Shrrwood. or All'diii. Mich, are vls
itinir Mi and Mis 1' B tlilbeit ui'1
fauiih. at the ln-lmar hod I ,.n V.ulh
Stanton str.ei Mis ilili,. it s m, Car
roll's sstl i
PASO HERALD
Parlies.
Mrs. K. C .Cope uhaver was the ism st
of honor at a surprise thimble party
her of her fnni1. ... tho tinm of lr,
I'. II Huf faker. The afternoon was
spent in sewing A two course lunch
eon was served at the close of th. I
afternoon. Among those present were
Mesdames K. C. Copenhaver, T. R. Cor-
-Ion. M. H. Lyons. IJ. II. Huffaker. Tan!
lloi.Fn.dn. T A r J - I,"
. . . i . uiuuo, -. ji. naxisaiu. .
Waite, Charles H. Brown, John T. Roe.
Jennie N'ash and W. D. Gillrand.
lira. . B. Tallock entertained P'n-
.':i. afternoon at her home. 912 Mngof-
fill UVDIIlll. ,..tt r. .M.i.niiUl ...ii... ... I
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hOIIOr Of Mrs V. llmilni-n riuraad ,.f v.
rious kinds were played. Miss Bertha
Gretsclicl won the first priie. Mrs. V.
Pacetti won the second prize; the third
went to Mrs. A. 13. Mackey; Mrs. R. M.
Ashley won the fourth prize and the
fifth prize fell to Mrs. H. T. He.itsen.
Mra A. L. Keener, Mrs. J. L. Kugers
and Mrs. Bonlore played musical selec
tions auring tne afternoon. Jterresn
ments were served bv the hostess, as-
' ,e D 'rs- - uartnoieraae aim
MrH- J- L Hogers. Tho guest of honor
w.? Pr"ent?1 wlt' fany attractive
Those'present wore Mesdames L.
Bonlore, J H. Fish, D. II. Lane, A. E.
1 J'alrKet-' v" l Sf."1'. ii,a".,Vrs," , '
. V',V""""- r"'- ""S,"' ":1-
field, II. J. Heitgen, J. I Rogers, E. J.
Tfartholomae and T. V. Sutton: Misses
Bertha Cretchel and Louise Gretschei.
Little Miss MarJorlo Adair Tuttlei.i.'T .. .-,a.,rters etnbematlc of the
celebrated her second birthday anni-
versary Saturday afternoon at a de -
lightful children's party, given by her
mother. Mrs. B. J. Tuttle. at their home
in sunset Heights. The decorations of "J" llf)li froni the high eiglith and low
the party wore suggestive of the ap- j . '. ' ' des of Lamar school. St Ber
proaching Easter season and one of the ' . f Vrnnce will be acted by Jerry
amusing gamesnhat delighted the chll- ,,.... ,mi hiP followers by the pupils
dren was an Easter egg hunt After an f ,, me K,-ades bf tire Lamar
afternoon spent happily in playing ,', , "iIorace Waller wilPbe Richard
?"., "" ."-" ' V"" r," """" '" '" , I'oeur de Lion or Kjngianu anu ins ")'
little guests. The table was arranged . "' -.it be the high and low-
In. a novel war with .the centerpiece
representing a miniature lake sur
rounded with a border of pink sweet
peas and Cecil Brunner roses. The
birthday cake was In two tiers and
prettily frosted witli two' pink candles
on the top and one white candle for
luck. The favors were Easter lillies
filled with candies. Assisting the host
ess in entertaining the youngsters were
Mrs. J. I. Drrscoll. Mrs. A. P. Williams.
Mrs. Marie Tobias, Misses Mildred
Hughes and N. A. Bray. The little
guests were Lily Berryhill. Cecil Berrv
hill. Word Berryhill. rortia Andreas,
Alice Braden, Rutch McDowell. Mar
guerita Driseoll, Myrtle Thieson, Lily
Staten. Cornelia Love, Mary Mason Hrl
mick, Conna Mae Tobias, Lawrence To
bias. George Staten, Burleson Staten,
Jr., Cobble Thompson, Justin '-Foster,
Fred Shindler. Bobby Oliver, Frederick
Love, Edgar Richard and Bill Bartley.
of La Mesa. N. M.
About El Pasoans.
' Mrs. T. B. Page Is seriousl ill at
Providence hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Fraser are the
parents of a baby daughter, born Fri
day at their home. 2734 San Diego
street
To Drive Out Mnlarln nnd Build Up
Thr tjtem.
Take the Old Standard GR0VI7S
TASTELESS chill TON'IC. Tou know
what yoU are taking as the formula
is printed on every label, showing it
is Quinine and Iron in a tasteless
form. 60c.
CONCERTS CONTINUED.
Owing to our limited seating capacity
during the Concerts we held In our
store with the wonderful SI0.Z50.00
Wurlltzer Hope-Jopes Pipe Organ-Unit
Orchestra, hundreds of people were dis
appointed In not being able to hear this
inosi remarKaoie instrument
uesire lo iniorui mese people I
.. .. . . . f 1" I
we desire to inform
TT I
as wen as tne general publics hat wo
SM thls instrument to tho Wigwam '
ti,- tA. . . rtL
""'". i" - " ""'" - Wncre
'- is now installed.
Th!. ,.,,,
This Instrument is hnllt alnn? tl.o
same lines as. the $40,000.(0 one in the
Isis Theater of Denver, Colo, and the
J40.000.00 one in the Auditorium, Ocean
Grove, N. J.
Of the onlv three inatrumAnti of th.u
type in tho State of Texas. El Paso arove. No. 1830 Wqodmen Circle, Thurs
can boast of having the finest and ""V afternoon, a .social was planned
most costly. The factory required .five
months for Its construction on account
, ja ... , 2 :
or tn?. special doslgning mid. features
appealing to El Paso's' tastes ami con
anions.
This Wigwam instrument represents
an orchestra of 30 men in conjunction
with a huge pipe orgarf- and all Is op
erated by a single musician.
The Wurlitier ' Hope-Jones Unit Or
chestra is doing for the music Art, what
the Linotype machine Is doing for the
piintingArt. EI Paeo Piano Co. W. R.
ncnuiz, jrop. vurlitzers 1
Wurlitzer's sole repre-
sentative for the southwest.- Adv.
)
Why ot
Let us show ou imported luncheon
sets from JJ. 10 up. Beach's Art Shop.
City National Bank Bldg Adv.
You can Siavea
Destroys
Blight. Scintillating, Luxurant hair
lor your hair to be dull, brittle, lu?terlcss. A lew applications ot lNt,WBKUi HLKPICIDE will effect the most
hair will radiate health and beauty
dandruff will disappear and the hair
has a most exquisite odor and is
TAKfc NO SUBSTITUTE - THERE IS
If your dealer does not have NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE. the Original Dandtuff-Germ Remedy in stock
laboratory for the genuine. A full 50c size bottle, will be forwarded toyouby mail, postage paid, together
ing booklet telling all about the care of the hair.
See Cdupon
Sold and guaranteed at all toilet goods counters.
Applications at the better barber shops.
KELLY & POLLAR D. SPECIAL AGENTS
School Noles.
n .1... fi!lufl.laM
The inspiring ias " j"
will be one of the epochs of the Pag-
Civiliiation. wnicn win oe
' ranl
1 presented b the public school cnn-
,1,-en of the .it the last of May as their
craduation exercises .aim a iu w-
. h hJn school stadium. The
cation of tne niKj
' Crusade epoch will be presented in four
scenes
;
The fust will snow i-eiei mw
'?''.""' ', hl,i, sepulchre In Jerusalem
i terl
l,v Raymond SlrCrucken.
...... uho nossess the city.
.wlln. ' "1 "",.?,. ...,.i Pooe Lrbon will
in Ttll ii.il lli""" r
. .
De
acted by Austin Baker. The seen.
...i,r nine I'lbon exnoris ois peoi
. i....i.,l-u iin crusade
forms the
hud sine and m ... will be th.
presenting of the crosses Wh., h each
rru-ader wie as a s nibol of his Adws
,' res. tie the holv land. A pilgrim's
enonis will be an effective incident
in this we ne The scene depicting the
departure of the crusaders will Include
the festival in their honor and a dance
,, w hich the following will take part:
Mali" Keir. Florence Onthtart, Rachel
Kocnton. Myrtle Nold. Josephine Es
""ed a! Martha Pike. Ida Mae MKJIam-
m Jean Strickland. Gentry .Hudnall.
Kmmie Weatnj . a. men """"- ""
la
Kitcherseio. isaini m . -'-
aheth
Keaney. ! lorence i.w . -.
Hudnall.
atiiia - is .,.. ......... .......
,-. 1.. T-..,Un
IjOI'IiaS VllI'La WHIWii. jvrt.li.,;. ....
Tenfer ' As Sir Galahad represents the
!..?"-, L,f.et knighthood he will
' . ". t.-jo-htliood. Thomas Jones will
'.,., tnis n-.rt- Godfrey de Bouillon of
i " , 'u be acted by Itoy Haupt and
; ' , ',.lfri will be acted'by groups
seventh grade children: , Frederick
Barbaroso of Germany, will be acted by
Palmer Bovd and his followers will be
the children or the low eighth and high
fifth grades of the Lamar school. St
Louis of France, will be acted by PauJ
ii.rv.r nnd his followers will be the
children from the high eighth and low
sixth grades The actors in tne cnii
dren's crusade will be thd children of
the fifth grade. Rutherford Meece will
be the standard bearer for the English
crusaders. John Richardson for the
German ciusaders. Thomas Talbot and
Claude Hudspeth for the French. The
trumpetiers will be Earl Tankersley.
Fisher Roberts, Vernon Lacbausen,
Frank Masshall. Foster Dawson. Hal
cott Londers. Stewart Henry. Martin
Silverman, Edward Wachlar. David
Reid, Maurice Broderick. Carl Warren.
Berhaml Le Xoir, Ralph Baesn. 'John
Odell. The pupils of the lowand high
sixth grades will be the Saracens and
Turks. The teachers in charge of this
epoch will be Misses Alice Fitxpatrlck,
Edith Giddings. Bess Hall. Mary IC.
Henry and Maude Xevel. The German
scene following this will be acted by
the high school students with Miss
Eula Harper and Miss Lavert Cham
berlain in charge. Erviu Schwartz
will have the part of pope Honorlus.
W D. Casey will be the emperor Fred
erick II. The bishops wjill be acted by
Hal Aldridge. Robert Reaney. Manuel
Stolaroff. Paul Broyles.' Carl Howell
and Paul Durea. The knights atid
courtiers will be Joe Spence. Bennie
Vlllegas. Will Roberts. Schuyler Rea
ney, Wednell Noble and -XJeoraie Baber.
The pages and squires will be acted
by Eric Munro. Franklin Caffey,
George Cross and Fernando Lacarra.
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El Pasoans Away.
Mr. and. Mrs. W. R. Brewfi hate gone
to Washington, D. C on a short busi
ness trln.
Jtr. nd' airs. Henry Warren and
l.,.t- -W T-1 -J TBv ,, ,
" "! .wu-" "rren, will leave
,, . ', ,.-, , - ..
-"onuaj-.ursiajBr. rancn near llo.DrcoK.
. ef4 t will remain through
the summer. Friday afternoon Mrs.
Warren was informally at home to her
friends.
'
Lodges and Clubs.
At the weekly meeting of Manchester
for tne afternoon of next Thursday, to
be giveb. In1 the regular meeting place,
the Odd Fellowshall, -Mrs. Lillian Hol
ford. the .guardian, presided at the
meeting.
CHARGED -WITH SOLlfytTIXG
IiAIIOllIJUS WITHOUT lickm:
Charged with soliciting men for em
ployment in Arizona construction camps
without a license, .1. C. Martinez was ar
rested on South El I'aso atreet aStur-
iliiv nw.rnli.v l,v !tt. iltct i Vre anrt ,
bein gheld in the city Jail.
Martinez, it is cnartfed. nas sent qui
.1 number of Mexican laborers to differ
ent poinljB in Arizona, In violation of
the citv ordinance prohibiting the solic
funs of men without a license issued
'j the city clerk.
WeaStSi of LustrousLuxursantHaJriikelVfJne
BY THE
9
Dandruff
is wilhin the reach ol eveiy girl and woman. It is all a matter of caie and cultivation. No longer is it necesjary
its growth will be stimulated it will show lite, snap and lustre betore unknown. Lvery particle
will cease to come out. The scalp will be clean and healthy and the itchingynstantly stop. Herpicide
Dinners. Luncheons, Teas.
The pastors of the various city
churches and the trustees of the Young
Women's .christian association were
entertained at a luncheon Friday after
noon at the boarding home of the as
sociation, by the executive board of the
association. The purpose of the lunch
eon was for a general discussion of
theYoimg Women's Christian associa
tion work, is ievr of the budget rais
ing week occurring next week. Mrs
J A. Rawlings outlined the work of
the budget committee of which she is
chairman. Subscriptions for $1000 will
be asked fi om tne public. The re
mainder of the budget is met bv the
work of the arlous departments" nnd
the members' dues. The budget w til
total $L":.m' Mrs. II. T. Bowie, the
piesident of the local 'association.
sik ke on the work of the asso-
i.ition and its special needs.
Misc Mabel K. Stafford, field secretary
for New Mexico, oklalionva and Texas,
spoke on the const iviitioitdf "girls, em
Phasizing specially the 'nfails'and the
best that is in womanhood, which can
be helped through the work bf the Y.
AY. C. A. Rev. W. F. Packard offered
prayer for the assoi iation work, The
pastors preseHt weie Revi W. V.
Packard. Rev. C. L. Overstreet. R! v.
C K Campbell. Rev. Perry J. Rice,
Rei. Miles Hanson. Rev. H. M. Smith.
Rev. John 11 Fitzgerald. The- trustees
present were: Me sera. H". B. Stevens,
; hr..lrtforfl Harrie.
?. Vv. c. Davis and J.
R. Bowie. The membj(s of the execu
tive board present were: Mesdames
II T. Bowie. F'ruil lleermans. P.. B Hu
man. James Graham McNarv. J .
Rawlings. v N Pence. II. B."Steons.
r, T'red Weckcrle. Horace A. Uv,
James A. Dm k. '1. W. Detwibrr. " It.
Campbell, William Hogarth. J A Pot
ter. ' T. Race. J. R. Harper. .Milton A.
Warner. Laura E. Peniwell, ami the
seqre.arles present wefe: Misses
Mabel K. Stafford, Galf lane. Florence
T'urkee, Mrs. L. G. Elghmey and Mrs.
Maude S. Crosbie.
EMPORER PRAISES
VALLIANT AIRMAN
- Keiim, Germany, March 24 (n wire- i
less to Sayvijle.) Emperor William ;
hhs sent tHe following letter, in the
own writing to Lieut. Boelke of the
aviation corps.
"I have been informed that you have I
again returned successfully from com
bat with the enemy's airplanes. I re
cently bestowed on you the highest
war order. Pour le Merite, in order to
demonstrate the importance I attach
to the results of your courageous ac
tion: but I shall not let pass this mo
ment, when you have disabled your
Uth airplane which means that you
have disabled two air squadrons of the
enemy, without expressing to you again
my fullest acknowledgement of your
execellent achievement in aerial fight
ing. BRIDGE ON MONTEREY
RAILROAD IS BURNED
Laredo, Tex., March 24. The Mexican
Railway bridge at Palo Blanco, on the
road to Monterey, was burned -today,
according to word reaening here. Rail
road officials say the fire probably was
caused by cinders from an engln.
The report that large reinforcements
had reached Nuevp Laredy is false, as
only a few officers arrived.
Johnson's Appreciated Chocolates
always .fresh, .excellent -assortments.
Potter Drug Co.. Phones 356-37S. 101
SL El Paso St We deliver. Adv. -
When the Social Occn!on
Requires a Limousine we are at your
service with the best in El Paso. Tele
phone 3500 The Jitne Co. i
II. D. Camp, Receiver. Adv.
We Specialize in Ladies'
Tailored Suits
ai:i:T.h.jBt..r::fw.77xs
City National Bank Building.
Second Floor.
ASK FOR and GET
THE ORIGINAL
MALTED fifllLK
Cheap substitatea cost YOU tame price
USE OF
- Stops Falfisi
a delight to use.
NOTHING JUST AS
QJfDFDFJW
OR
Santa Fe. N. M. Manh 24 TUiph c
Kly.chairman of the Itepubliinu Stat.
central committee today announce .1
himself as a canartatc for the Republi
can nomination for- governor asainst
Secomlino Romero and II o Buium
Kly is a resident of Dewing, but at
present making his "headquarters in
Santa Fe.
10.
What We Tliink We Believe.
It is well sometimes to Hunk
over what we believe. Tl.re
is a diifcrenre between wlia?
we THINK we belioe nn1
what we tlo KEALLY lielie-re.
We all honeslly think we be
lieve in the teaching of .Tcu.
What about tfie following?
Blessed are the meek!
Care to liim that asketh or
tliec
AVoe unto yon that are rn-h:
Vnto him that smitelh tl.ee
on the one check offer alo the
other.
Thee are a few sayins that
we tlo not practice, and we onlv
really believe what wc put into
practice. None uf us beliic
quite as much a we think we
do. Miles Hanson.
THE
CONGREGATIONAL
CIlfRCH
Subject Sundav, "Real Be
Uefs." (Get off Boulevard Cars at
1800 Block.)
JETTER THAN SPANKING
Spuktat dors not core chlldrea of bed
wtttlng. There Is s eoattitstioail oust for
till trouble. Urn, M. Somiaera, Box w7.
Ntre Dime, Ind., wUl send free to any oother
ber tsenssfal homo trettemt, with fall
lastrnctionj. Send na tamer, bat write br
nU7' If yoor ekQdrca trouble job In thii i
way. Don't blame tie child, tie dianees are
It can't' help It, Tats tmtmeat sl enrol
atolti and ami people troubled vUa arise
dlQrnltles by iij or nleht.
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EL PASO. TEXAS
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furniture for cash
Phone 835
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DRINK PURE WATER
PKESEKVE IOCK HEALTH
Oar Water Is Distilled. P.EBOILED. Thrle
Filtered.
FltEB mOM CBXORrDES AND NITRATES
Bry BOTTLE will STAND the NITRJLTZ
OP SILVER TEST.
Phone lit or 115.
We maintain Osr Own Delivery System.
El Paso Ice & Refrigerator Co.
astonishing change. The
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, send direct to our 'Ps. ' ,x ,oc
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