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10 August 6-7, Sunday Paper. EL PASO HERALD Mrs. F. M. Pratt Hostess At Luncheon Given To Honor Two Guests Mrs.

F. M. Pratt was hostess to a luncheon of pretty details at her home in the lower valley, to compliment Mrs. E. H.

Ruests, Mrs. Hattie Durham and Mrs. H. H. Montag'ue, of Memphis, Tenn.

A pink and blue color scheme was featured. The luncheon set was pink and blue and pink roses centered the table. Mrs. Pratt gave a toast in welcome to the guests and Mrs. Fred Daugherty toasted the hostess.

Music was enjoyed after the luncheon ajid in a guessing contest Mrs. and Mrs. F. C. Luschei won the prizes.

Missee Jessie and Maggie Bell Cathey assisted the hostess. Covers w'ere placed for Durham, Montague, Nellie Taft, Owen P. White, Francis McLaughlin, A Spurlock, Daugherty, E. H. Lang, W.

T. Duncan. H. W. Wallace, of St.

Joseph, Luschei, C. Anderson, of the hostess and the Misses Cathey. Enjoy yourself CaU 3500 IS a most satisfying habit to use the Green Line Taxis for pleasure and business. It saves time and, of course, money. Our Taxis are kept in first class condition at all times and are driven by careful, courteous chauffeurs.

RATES REASONABLE Going to move? Use our big, padded vans with their swift, careful workers. Ask for an estimate. City Service Co. Call 3500 Moving, Baggage, Taxis MacDowell Club Program Is Announced For Tuesday Night A glance at the program for the IMacDowell club meeting Tuesday evening, shows much of interest to music lovers. Miss Barbara Worcester has arranged the program, to be presented at the clubhouse at 8 oclock.

The numbers follow: Address, to Hear Good H. D. Slater. Piano solos: (a) Spinning (b) Miss Rosa Pozil. Violin solos; (a) (b) Miss Connie Mae Tobias.

Mrs. V. L. Bean accompanying at the piano. Vocal solos; "Ever Since the from (b) William Berrien, with volin obligato by Miss Dorothy Waldron.

Violin solo; music from Miss Florence Crissey. with Mrs. Walter Ponsford, piano accompanist. Vocal solos: (a) from (b) Mrs. Helen Cooper Williams, Mrs.

W. R. Brown accompanying at the piano. Piano solo: IStiss Eva Crosy. Plans for the work of the coming year will be discussed Monday afternoon at a meeting of the Federation of clubs.

The session will be held at 3 oclock ni the central Y. W. C. A. building.

Reports also will be given of the midsummer festival held recently in benefit of a milk fund for needy babies. The auxiliary to the El Paso Baptist association will hold a quarterly meeting at Highland Park Baptist church Tuesday, August 9. Only a morning se.ssion will be held, beginning at oclock. The program follows; Devotional service, Mrs. J.

W. Earle. Report of secretary-treasurer, Mrs. B. Staten.

Reports of standing committees; Personal service, Mrs. R. D. Link; Y. W.

Mrs. John McCall; sunbeams, Mrs. T. N. Pierce; e.ducation, Mrs.

A. S. Tully. Talk. of Work in Thld Rev.

T. V. Neal. Special music. Local auxiliary reports: First Baptist, Mrs.

Charles Thomas; Central Baptist. Mrs. C. E. Barglebaugh; Highland Park, Mrs.

T. N. Pierce; Government Hill. Mrs. R.

G. Gordon; Marfa, Sierra Blanca, Alpine, Fort Davis, Clint. Roll call of churches. Never throw away orange skins or potato peelings. Dried, they make excellent kindling material.

El Paso Bride Back From Honeymoon Trip BANANA BUN CONTEST AWARD delayed on account of Inability of Jndgen to get together. Watch next Saturday's Herald. by Doss Doss. rs. JOHN A.

WRIGHT, who returned recently from her honey- moon trip through Colorado. Mr, and Mrs. Wright are at home at their residence, on Hueco street. Mrs. Wright is the former Miss Alice Fitzpatrick, who prominently Identified for years with educational activities of the southwest.

She w'as principal of Lamar school for several years and last year was principal of the New Manhattan Heights school. Nurses Entertain For Miss Culberson, To Marry Next Week Miss Grace Culberson was honored with an enjoyable shower, given by the nurses and sisters of Hotel Dieu, at the home on Stanton street, Friday evening. Miss Culberson is to be married next week to R. L. McKee.

She is a graduate nurse of Hotel Dieu, and has been employed there for two years. The home was decorated with flowers and ivy. Punch was served and dancing was enjoyed. Several vocal selections were given by Misses Lelah Cates and Mary Butler. Misses Margaret Rowan and Mildred Bounds served the punch.

The following guests enjoyed the affair. Misses Cirace Culberson, Margaret Rowan, Mildred Bounds, Lelah Cates, Mal)el Johnson, Belle Maxon, Gertrude Gump, Inez Rucker, Sarah Domica, Marie Callahan, Alice and Mav Margaret and Emma Shertz, Katherine Wade, Margaret Teague, Milton Jones, Hattie Bippert, Mildred Robinson, Mildred Johnson. Margaret Gillem. Ruth and Bessie Tarpv, Margaret Doyle, Lucy Reynolds, Margaret Brazell, Ruth Eckman, Florence Nix, Margaret Rutherford. Fay Braden.

Anna Doener, and Mesdames Maud Killespie. Eva Conroy, M. Marcia Foust, and M. Hoy, the sisters at Hotel Dieu. Dr.

and Mrs. Paul Gallagher, Mr. McKee, Miss lieatrice Espinosa and Miss Louise Bustos. if, El Pasoans Away. J.

D. Price of 2020 White Oaks is visiting in Los Angeles. Dr. S. T.

Turner was at Anthony from El Paso looking after his farming interests. IVfr. and Mrs. J. F.

Carr have gone to Eudora. where they will visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ram Watkins are spending several weeks on the coast, at present at Long Beach.

A. S. Jacobs, of 1206 Randolph, is visiting in California and at present is located at Catalina island. Mrs. W.

P. Clark, 1208 Crockett street, is visiting her sisterinlaw. I Mrs. J. H.

Clark, at Fort Davis. Texas. Mrs. H. B.

Gordon, of El Paso, who was operated on in a hospital at Greenville, Texas, is reported much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kircher and i two sons, Raymond and Charles, have gone to St. Louis for a visit of several weeks.

Mrs. H. L. Robinson and daughter, Miss Lenna, w'ho are visiting on the Pacific coast, are at present at 1771 East Second street. Long Beach.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Neitzschmann, with Miss Lulu Neitz.schmann and Eufra- I cia Garcia, motored to Anthony from El Paso and spent the day at their I farm. Mrs.

C. N. Holford will leave Sunday i for Sanderson. on business con- 1 nected with the Benefit as- sociation, of she is district I deputy. Mrs.

Florence Hines has gone to the I Pacific coast for a visit. She went 'directly from here to San Francisco, El Paso School Teachers ISS MARGARET HUNTER has; taught in El 10 years. I was two yr.ars at Lamar school. five at Vilas, one in tlie liigh scliool and two at Alta Vista, where she will be again next year. She will in- struct in geography.

Miss Hunter is a graduate of Louisiana state normal sohool. She taught at New Iberia, and Saf- ford, Itefore coming to El Paso, i Slie, lives at r.300 Montana stret-t. Security and Satisfaction are His, Wherever the Cadillac Owner May Tour Before starting a tour across the continent, it is desirable to know something of the company which built your car, as well as the car itself. In the very broadest sense of the word, the Cadillac is a sound and strongly established American institution. There is probably not another plant in the world as advantageously equipped as the wonderful new works which the Cadillac Motor Car Company has just occupied.

The Cadillac has always been a model in manufacturing fitness and fineness, to which manufacturers of high grade cars the world over have gladly paid tribute. The new Cadillac plant insures a degree of scientific exactitude, efficiency, and economy, beyond the fondest dreams of anything attained in the past. Its far-flung system of sales and service puts friends within easy reach for the Cadillac tourist, wherever his fancy may carry him. Back of every Cadillac sold is a solid history of eighteen years of unique experience, hammered and welded into a positive knowledge of how to build a car of the highest grade. Back of every Cadillac is business splendid past, a solidly successful present, a sure, substantial and brilliant future.

The knowledge of these things brings a sense of certainty and satisfaction to the Cadilbac owner second only to the certainty he feels that his car will do all he expects it to do, and more than he could hope any other would do. Roadster $3790 Town Brougham 5690 Imperial Limousine 5390 Phaeton $3790 Touring Car $3940 Victoria 4540 Suburban 5190 Sedan 4950 Limousine 5290 O. JB. Dmtroit, Wtr Tmx to hm added Lone Star Motor Co. 415 W.

San Antonio Tel. 6100 Iv'- JV I A Standard of the World where she was joined by her two nieces. James A. Borders, Le.wls Timmins. I Harvey E.

Brechbill and Robert T. Hoover motored to Anthony from El Paso and were dinner guests at the Livesay home. Judge F. E. Hunter is spending the week end at Cloudcroft, where Hunter was called about two weeks ago on account of tiie serious illness of their little grandson.

Donald Rathbun, Aragon apartments, has gone to Mexico City for a visit with his parent.s. Dr. and Mrs. Chauncey M. Rathbun.

He will return to El Paso September 1 with his wife, who has been spending the stimmer with his parents in Mexido City. Man Finally Malles It To Bank To Deposit $500 He started out from his place of business for the bank with a double handful of coins in a canvas bag labeled He was a man in a palm beach suit and straw hat and walked with seemingly unhurried tread. As he started across a street, he i looked around uneasily at tall ma i behind him and was almost struck by an automobile. Crossing the street at a run, he looked back again. The tall man had turned another corner.

The man with the bag of coins moved forward at a fast walk. The hank door was half a block I away. The man took off his hat and held in his hand over the bag of coins. When he reached the bank door he entered quickly. Inside he put his hat on, dusted imaginary specks off his coat, took three deep breaths and 1 with dignified step to the receiving w'indow.

1 would like to make a small he said. i PORTER A. WHALEY SAYS i NO DANGER OF COTTON ZONE There is no danger at this time of I the Rio Grande irrigation project be- i ing placed in a noncotton-growing in the opinion of Porter A. Whale.y, manager of the West Texas chamber of commerce. He Is in and has written manager D.

A. Bandeen of the local chamber. Mr. Whaley reported that he and representative Adrian Pool had a conference w'ith of the iiighway department relative to special aid for highway No. 1, leading to El Paso.

Mr. Whaley and judge Bledsoe. of Abilene, were in El Paso they reported the. road in the vicinity of Pecos and Toyah badly in need of Improvement. Mr.

Whaley believes that with state aid the highway from Fort Worth to El Paso can be made the best In the state. COMPLIMENTS NEW PULLMAN i SERVICE TO MEXICO CITY Gunther Lessing, who is in El Paso i from Me.xico City, his present home, came in on the first through Pull- man from Mexico City and compliments the service highly. N. A. Cor- dova of El Paso was the Pullman conductor.

is no reason why El Paso should not get a lot of business for Mexico City said Mr. i Lessing, the Pullman service from here to Mexico City is now as good as it is be.tween Laredo and Mexico City. THE WEATHER S. DEPARTMENT OF AGKICULTIKE WE.VTHE» BLXLETIN. Observations taken TO LOOK.

yjATCHlMCr MBr- at 8 a. 75th meridian time, August 6. 1921. Forfpants TUI 6 p.m. Sunday El Paso and vicinity: Partly cloudy toniffht: Sunday generally fair.

New Mexico: Pair we.st. unsettled east portion tonight and cooler in extreme southeast portion; generally fair Sunday. Arizona: Generally fair tonight and Sunday; not much change In temperature. West Texas; Tonight partly cloudy, thundershowers north portion; cooler in north portion; Sunday generally fair. Precipitation last 24 iiours (Inches) State of weather- Lowest Temp.

st night Highest yest'dy Temp, at 8 a. 10278 Clear 7066 Pt.CIdy. .10 66 1.38 2 80 7 2 Pt.CIdy. .02 ('Cincinnati .............76 7 2 Pt.CIdy. 56 86 C'lear Duluth f'loar EL PASO ............7997 74 Clear R2 8882 Havre 52 68 48 Pt.CIdy.

Kansas City 70 9266 ('loudy 1.04 Little Rock 7s 90 76 I'lear .38 Los Angeles 80 62 Cloudy New Orleans ....829480 Cloudy New York 70 78 66 Cloudy 7S 102 78 (Menr Roswell .......7296 72 Clear St. I.ouis ..............7494 68 Cloudy .08 Salt I.ake 62 Clear San Antonio ....7698 74 Clear San 5466 54 Cloudy Santa Fe 62 82 62 Cloudy 60 7056 i''loudy Wa.shlngton 70 78 68 Cloudy Coinparative El Jan. Jan. Jan. Aug.

Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Inclusive.

inclusivo, inclusive, inclusive, Inclusive. 1917, 1318. 1919, 1920, 1921, 3.S0 3.9« 4.04 3.60 Normal Jan. 1 to Aug. Inclusive, 4.83 NO moHHEH Solve the Housing Problem Yourself Own Your Own Home Our Plan Makes It Easy Read Every Word Of This Advertisement, Then Read It Is ImpDrtant To You Nine men out of every ten they owned their own home, l)ut the great majority of them never do because they don't plan and work with that end in view; they seem to regard it as something visionary or elusive, something just beyond their reach.

They just keep waiting for to turn and nothing ever No one is going to com? along and make you a present of a home, but under t)ur plan every ambitious man or woman who will save something each month can soon own a home. The plan is very simple. You determine the amount you want to pay for a home, make application for contracts of that face value, say, for instance You pay a nieml)ership fee of $10.00 on each and $10.00 per month per $1,000 (or $40 on your $4,000 contract i. As soon as your contract is reached in its numerical order for a loan, the Company will lend you the full face value of your contract, or with which to buy, build or improve your home or other real estate or pay off an existing mortgage. If your contract should mature in fifteen months you will have paid in $600 in monthly payments.

This is credited on your loan and you will owe which you continue paying at the rate of $40 with interest at the rate of only 3Co per annum on the unpaid balance. Tn other words, in making monthly payments until your turn is reached, yoti just let other use your money a little while and then the others let you use their money a while, and the membership fee and the interest pay all the of the business and you get your money at one-third or one-fourth the rate of interest you would ordinarily have to pay, and while you are waiting on your loan your money is secured by real estate first mortgage notes on deposit with the State Commissioner of Insurance and Banking. It is merely a matter of co-operation for the mutual good. oti help your neighbor and your neighbor helps you and TJIE IlOMH BUILDERS AMKRIC.A bring you together and provide the channel through which ou may make your co-operation successful and effective. Stenographers, Clerks, Bookkeepers, Workingmen What about the future, or are you planning for only.

What about the rainy day? Wliat if you should have a spell of sickness, what if fire deprive you of all your personal belongings, how would you meet the emergency? These things are every day to somebody. Not long ago a widow with five children had to send one of them to the hospital for seventeen weeks, during which time several operations were performed on the little girl. This interfered with her work. Fortunately, liad two contracts with this Company, on which she Avas paying $20 a month. Both matured while the little girl was in the hospital.

One matured in 14 months; she had paid in $140 on it. We gave her a check for The other matured in 15 months; she had paid in on it. We gave her a check for $300 on this contract. It enabled her to meet the emergency and pass through the crisis. What would she have done if she had not saved this a month and how else could she have invested it with safety at a profit of $300 on her savings of $290, in fifteen time? This instance is only one of many.

Fathers, what about the family if you should die? What would become of them? How would they get along? Have you provided a home for them, or would they have to knock about from pillar to post or go to the home? If you were carrying one or more contracts with us and you should die before your contracts were reached for a loan, your widow could immediately make application for a loan and it would have precedence over all others. This is written right in your contract. Many fathers and mothers are carrying contracts for their children in order to provide a fund with which to complete their education or set them up in business. Contracts may be taken out in amounts from $100 up to $1,000, The payment on a $100 contract is only $1 a month. No contract is written for more than $1,000, biit one person may take as many contracts as he wishes.

Many are carrying $10,000 to $30,000 and some as much as $.50,000 and $100,000. More than forty bankers, from president to teller, have taken out contracts with the United Home Builders of America. Why? Because investigation convinced them that this is both a safe and very profitable investment. If a good thing for them, it's a good thing for you. You Lose Because we have deposited with the State Commissioner of Insurance and Banking many thousands of worth of securities to cover the legal reserve required by law, we are not merely keeping within the law, we are going far beyond that for the protection of our contract holders, and every contract we issue is countersigned by the State Commissioner.

Use The Coupon Below Regardless of where you may live. We have contract holders in most of the States of the Union. We wish to keep track of the results of this advertising campaign and for that reason ask that you be sure to use this coupon, even though you may live in our home citv of Dallas. We will send you literature fully explaining plans, 'methods, together with letters of indorsement, and other matters of interest, and if possible will send a special representative to see you. AVe want you to know all about the matter.

The more people know about it the better they like it. Our agents and employees would naturally know more about the details of the proposition than anyone else, and every agent, officer and employee of the company is carrying $1,000 or more of its contracts. Most of them are on which they are able to keep up payments. What better recommendation can you than that those who know us best, who know the intimate details of our business, who study our contracts and our methods six days a week, every week in the year, are putting every dollar they can spare into the purchase of these contracts. It cost you anything to find out why they are doing it.

and if you will follow their example it will give you a big on the road to independence. All we ask is that you investigate our proposition. Send in the coupon today. INQUIRY COUPON MARK BEFORE QUESTIONS YOU WISH AXSWEREPr At maturity of my Contract: Can I receive a loan and do my own building Can I get a loan and buy a home already built? Can I gret a loan to improve business property? Can the loan be paid off at any time a bonus? Could I sell the property after the loan, without paying off the balance due? Do I have to own a lot upon which to build? Suppose I should move into some other State before my contract matures, could I borrow to build? Do you want an in this locality? Can you have Agent call and explain fully your proposition? WRITE PLAINLY Name No. and Street City or Town State No.

Above all expenses how much can you save each month United Home Builders cf America 911 Main St. Dallas, Tex. PRK.JI KITKS. Washington, D. Aug.

rates on coal from Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Micktigan, Nebraska, Kansas. North Dakota. South Dakota and Missouri were found today by the interstate commerce commission to be unduly prejudicial in many cases when compared to rate from other points of origin to the same destinations. Mis.s Vera Smith, said to be the only woman trainer of a fighter, is training her brother. Midget Smith, for Ills comlns bout with Joe Burman.

OPPO.SKS I lA BLSl.VESS I Williamstown, Aug. i less executive governments have to do with business and international finance, the better for their peoples, viscount James Bryce said in his third public addrt-ss before the institute of politics at Williams college. He was discussing International trade and questioned the value of direct governmental aid to commercial interests. PIlOnABLY IT. Arkansas City.

Aug. cost Mrs. Harold Pack the loss of a diamond ring valuid at lo take her pedigreed bull for a motor car ride. A stout cord was 1 to the collar. When Mrs.

i'ack en- her car she the other end of the cord about her hand. As the car approached the Packs' residence the dog leaped froin the car. jerking the rope off of Mrs. hand and. with it.

the diamond ring. The ha sbeen found. Mrs. Pack is still searching for her diamond ring. TO fiooo ADDITION.

AVebb Hatcher have obtained a permit to make a two-room brick addition to a building at North Campbell and Missouri streets to cost 51000 OFFICER SHOT HIMSELF. Rockford. 111.. Aug. Capt.

Robert Ferris, Camp Grant prison officer, who last Tuesday afternoon was the victim of a bullet sui'posed to have been fired by the famous "Phantom said to have been operating south of Rockford for mure than a year, shot himself, was the finding of the official camp probe board. The rejiort was made public by Maj. Gen. George Belger, who refused to comment on the matter other than to say that it was probable that he would take action against Ferris. WOMAX RATHER DROWNEIK Spirit Lake, Iowa, Aug.

John C. Hansen, of Des Moines, was drowned while in bathing here. Mrs. Hansen sank while her husband and nearly 50 bathers were nearby, she made no cry for help and no one knew she was in pull- motor rushed from park failed to resuscitate her. W1TNE.SS EXEi I TION.

Butte, Aug. Sylvester Prenatt. who came to Butte from Oakland. to see the slayers of her husband executed August 26, will be denied permission to witness the deed, sheriff Duggan said. will not permit her to be present unless the condemned men stated sheriff Bugrvao.

ociety forever 75 years has relied upon Gouraud's Oriental Cream to keep the skin and complexion in pcrfect concfition through the stress of the season's activities. Send 15 c. for Trial Size FERD.T. HOPKINS AI New York at Qouraud's' Oriental Cream ECZENA Money back without question if GUARANTEED SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES Salve and in the treatment ofltch. Eczema, Rinfirworm.Tetterorotherltch- akin Try this treatment at our risk.

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