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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
SituaionI Ranied-maIs

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FIRST CLASS niechanie wants position
References. Phi. 1870 or write g. P. n.
2724 Grant.
FIREMAN JANTTOR, 40. single. white.
light work RELIABLE In or out OF town
116is Crawford House south oregon 81
YOUNG man wants position as porter. no
tel clerk or housemau. bellmau or stew
ard Addrezs L IS. care Herald
BOOKKEEI ER and typewriter with good
practical office experiences desires position
with reliable business firm Ans r 8 o..
care OF Herald
BOOkkEEPER, accountant and purchaa-
ing agent. with IS years general office eE-
perfencs from stenographer Up. desires
position IN or out OF clty-several years
lumber eEperience-Eood assistant 20 busy
eEecutive-minor position considered u ii
offers a futurs-references address N-3l
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
OIL LANDS.

We have 100000 acres In the diff
rerent oil fields OF New Mexico
for sale At 50 cents per acre up
Acreage within T. mile Of well
now drilling ia Tularosa Basin
VIII sell In large or small tracts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

Entire state OF Tezas can be covered at
the lowest possible raIs with the largest,
most thoroughly distributed circulation
cents per word Sundays
81 CENTS per word Daily
20 words minimum-
A guaranteed circulation $4,000 sun
DAYS: $4,000 daily
This is the cornbined circulation OF The
Dallas Tines Herald. Fort worth star
Telegram. The san Antonio Light Il Pasn
Herald and The Houston Chronicle.
Your ad sent 20 any CT the above paper1
with cash viii ne banded Tor you and
your al VIII appear IN all Of item
wednesday noon should see your copy
in any one Of the offices for your ad t5
appear 10 these papers the following Sun
day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

RELIABLE MEN wanted 70 sell Service"
or American" oil sock. all OF spare ume.
II you are employed this viii not inter
fcre with your regular work. We VIII
give you all the cooperation you want
Experience not Absolutely necessary as
sales can be made among your associate
Good commission would also like 70 hear
from out OF town men. Barman & Bar
nan. sos City National Bank Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

THREE osnos desls SIS. SIS. ts7.ses .
oak chiffonlers. SIS. f17 and SIS baby
cribs With ucttrassaz. SO ard EI1s i-cu
post iron beds s--- genuine leather Da--
export. $40. imitation leather Davenport.
SIS. new cotton ulattresses. s. pounds.
s6-51. dandy ice chest s.; dressing table.
$500 kitchen cabinet s. % SIS We have
IS heating stoves. al kinds and slres. al
very low nricgss cutting the price bscauss
we need the rom. ma-trasses renovated.
S1-I5 and ups you paw more az private
sales than you do a. orr store Tor furui-
ture. 50 d0n'- kid vours=if
EEFrN II FtNEELEE Q
RENOVATrsG CO.
los san Jacinto- Fhnus SIC.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

IN New Mexico and Arizona 70 represent
the international Life Insurance Co. OF
81. Louis. good contract offered. I've wires
should make from $3.50 per fucuth Up
Conn unlcate Immediately with
LEO y. SCHUSTER. GENERAL AGENT.
61l Mills B-dE. e Faso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

with ". D. Gregory. Security
Bank Bldg Phone 1os2-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

Wanied-Bids
WANTED-Contrlctors with small well
drill or diamond drlli outfit 70 BID on sink
ing Of test holes on mining property Ad-
dress ~. care Herald.
Wanted to KeuI
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TWO NICELY furnished rooms. private
home. Ills n Ochoa-
WANTED-Srcam heated room or small
apt fo- gentleman. references given Phi
1913. between 20 and u sunday morning
SNAIL furnished fiat. two fs=nliy. 10 sick
permanent References exchanged P O.
Box 1854
FANTED-R0om win first class private
family near car line BY respectable woman,
enployed- Address PISS. care Herald
WANTED-To rent tive OF three furnishsd
Housekeeping rooms BY healthy couple
address ~ e. care Herald
BY DEC ]. furnished house y psrma-
nertly located paroles. good references.
Phone SEW.
UNFINISHED APT. or bunEaI0W. 70 8
rooms. north OF Missouri and west Of Five
Points By reliable family Phone 2e1L
BY TWO young mcn. must ha steam
heated and strictly modern Prefer prl-
vate family Reply. giving location, etc.
% p. Q. Box sSs.
MARRIED WOMAN wants 20 take charge
o. rooninE or apartment house IN ex-
Change for apt. Would rent furnished
roomiaE house. Address Pa. care Herald
WANTED-To rent four OF five room fur
rtshed cottage or lower apartment with
modern convenience. permanent. responsi-
he people. can Nr. Ben. 1f44.
WANT To RENT not less than six mont hs
or year. strictly first class Apartment with
two sleeping rooms. one a glassed sleep
ir-r porch preferably or e furnished bun
raloW- Most reliable. no sick. two IN fam
lly. Only very desirable and best loca-
ton need apply Address Ms care
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

FOR RENT room bungalow, al mod
eru. garage. heating plant, near Country
club. G. Crisamore. 90 w. $40. St
TOR REM room brick cottaze. uutur-
uished. lis Eucalyptus St. also room box
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

MEN WANTED.
] want men 20 Represent the Missouri STATE
Life Insurance Co. in e. Paso. ] can give
a very liberal contract and any live wire
can make from $3.50 20 5000 per month
come and see me n you want a good prop
osition: no experience needed.
LEO r. SCHUSTER, GENERAL AGENT
s14 Kills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

Situations Wsnled-Female
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PRACTICAL nurss solicits nurslng. issoJ
I1XPERIENCED stenographer desires po-
sition thoroughly familiar with general
office work address P-f5, care Herald
LADY. experienced. wishes management Of
apt house. roominE house, small hotel or
bachelor apis References given Address
s.. 1o1s Montana St
WASTED-By woman. Z months old baby.
position as plain cook and house work
Phone 54s2-J. address HousekCeper. 1871
Memphis.
LADY wishes position afternoon and eve
niuEa Something worth while Is have de-
uendents- No servants work References
given. Phone 18s6. between 10 and Il a n.
Wanied-MOney
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WANT To BORROW 5000 for one year
security worth three times the loan Give
full particulars IN answer address MS.
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

Real Estate Wanted
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100 PERCENT results from tenenenta
TURNER. KEMP & COLDW ELL
FANTED-DITect from ownrr. 10 8 room
bungalow: pay $500 cash Address L II.
care Herald
WANTED-Buiidlng site on iot with snaii
house. near Alta Vista school Prefer
paved street. must be reasonable Phone
WANTED, A HOME
or room modern bungalow. must be
3 sleeping rooms. and sleeping porch.
basement heat. steam preferred. garage
good location w u StockwelL Phone
st-1-
HOUSES, lots. business properly, wanted
for investments IL you are anxious 20 sell
az once any kind OF Il Paso property
mail Us full particulars buying $4,000
worth Of property this month We are not
real estate agents Teas Land Build
ing Co. Inc. p. o. Eek 1859. El Paso-
YOUNG NAN with same means and eE-
perlence in ranchilg wishes 10 hear from
the owner % first class but not large
ranch with view Of leasing or buying I'M
mediately u desirable An1wer with fun
description Of property and surrounding
country. Mersman IN, Il Fandeventer Fl-,
St Louis No
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

A directorate OF Texas most prominent
men, bankers. merchants. capitalists.
farmers record Of sensational success
factory six months behind orders The
good will Of everyone Salesmen making
big money Stock salesmeu wanted for
every part Of Texas Best and fastest SELL
ms proposition today. Wire. phone. write.
C. h Taylor. sales Manager. the Sunlits
company. 15o5i5 Commerce street Dallas
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
For Rent-Rou,s, unfurnisbed

For Rent-Houses Unfuruished
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BOB REM room bungalow, al mod
ern. garage. heating plant. near Country
club G. crisamore 90 W. $40. ST
TOR REM room brick eotta=e. uutur-
nished. lis Eucalyptus St. also 3 room box
house. furnished, $3.50 AlarnoEorco- Phone
BIG REMOVAL SALE
We have killed the
HlFh Cost o. Furniture
One of Bucks Combination coal and gas
range. First class condition This Is worth
Removal sale Price. 5000.
LOOK FOR THE RED FRONT.
Rogers Trading Company
1lf y. stanton
FOR RENT
UNFINISHED
s rooms Elassed sleeping porch. heat
basement. 100 blk California viii rent
20 good party. ss5.oo-
s rooms. bath. sleeping porch, Montana s.
Close In $500.
ANDERSON INVESTMENT CO.
sos Ness Ave Phone l06l-
For Reni-Apartmenls Furnished
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FURNISHED apartment Phi 1881
hDOMSs sleeping porch DALE 4l4a
1rundy- Phone 3T14-J.
Rooms and bah. 5000 per month
Apply Apartment 5. 1I05 Wyoming 81
LARGE ROOMS with large sleeping
porch. kitchen and bath. close ins $500.
address nh. care Hcrald
NICELY FCRNIsMED Apt. rooms.
ltcheret. hath. giassed IN sleeping porch
81 y. OREGON.
LUCILLE APTs.-smau apartHlsnt pri-
vate bath. steam heat. completely fur
rished. GIL West MissourL-
COMPLETE flrnishinEs % very desirable
apt. FOR sale. $3.50. Including groceries and
c.nned fruit steam heat. close in. rent
sso- heat $3.50. The Farndale. Apt 2,
sos Mesa Ave-
roF Reut-Apartmenfs Unfurnished
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4 ROOM unfurnlshed apartment near Fl
Bliss 1891 Nations ave. No chlldre1-
( Rooms. bath. sleeping porch, buiit-in
features bungalow style. adults only no
sick no pets Apply 1l28 Wyoming 81
Fer Reut-Stores and Offices
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FOR RENr-A large and q small cfflce
the Herald building. Heat light ana
lanitor service furnished Reascna pie
rztss Apply 70 the Auditor Of me derald
FOR RENT Or sALE-2leat market. fully
equipped and doing nice little business, a
snap u you know anything about mar
kets $4,000 VIII start you OF IN good
share Te,ephone 1881
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
Seeds and Panh

PLANT IAN rye ard sdriey now r Faso
Seed Co. rs ?. san Antonio. Phi SIS
HOLLAND BULBS, fuH line l777 7--7Ted-
FL PASO SEEu CO.-FHONE sGs-
- 2. san Antonio. Just east o. courthouse
NEW crop fancy Alfalfa seed 81 Pa
Sod Co. 80 8. San Antonio. PA $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
For Rsnt-hIisesnanssus
For Sale-FuruRure

For Sals-FnrnRure
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GAS STOVES connected Pm 2i5t-
CASH PAID Tor Cd furniture. Ph- I29a
a GOOD Ease BuHNER Tor hsrd or Hoft
coal 3l1l aurora So "a $3.50.
iSahGaIN furnItu-s- ERYIN FUESITTRE
CO.. 1o9 san Jacinto, Pm $40
FURNITURE FOR sALE-s7i1 IA LuE
Phone l958-W- 10 sex
We Buy ana seII an kinds furniture ard
tools RALPH y. DAVIS sos n. stanton
St Phone So
Z KITCHEN CABINET. sIss range. 9z5.00'
wardrobe, $40: brass bed and springs 9sos
chair cak rocser. seal- Ehon9 ~
[ III PAS0 FURNITURE co. pays more fcr
all kinds second hand f1ruiturs- Get our
price lrst Rhone ISL
T MED ANYTHING. new or second hand
I in furniture or sewing m1chlnea- see
young Furniture Co. lol s. stanton So
FOR SAIL coal and wood stoves. one,
coal Oh heater 5o7 Epson Ava Prone
FOB SALE sEcsilent sas range. four
burner. oven used only short while fLo-e-,
! guarlers 81. tn Cayalry. Fo-t BIS
We SILL HAVE BARGAINS n storaEa
and commission furniture fresh lots m
weekly. G. d. Houser. Upholsterlng Co.
NEW FURNITURE EXCHANGED.
FOR old. viii buy second hand god. your
credit 3 good. Pm 1883 and save money.
HOWE FURSITURE Co. SIS Texas.
We ARE in the market Tor your furniture
u you have anFthir for SALE We VII call
and give vou cash bids We also trade nfH
for O. d. any amount 6EEhAHlL-L u X
NlTURE CO., $50 z. san Antonio. Fh-
s5ls.
Why GIVE 1T AWATf
let rs sell 90 for you The Auction House
sells furniture az private sale or auction
Phone l53e. or cali az 81 East san Ar
tonic ST. The Auction Ecugas ". A
llian1s. Auctio1eer-
The WESTEIiN FuRNITURE co III
pay cash fer your furniture or We VII
elchauEa O. for new Come 20 the store
that saves you money Phone 1f91- Cor
ner slanton and QEerland
crack or break your auto CYLINDER. pumps.
water heater or copper COLI
We can weld and make them good Is
new. WorE Euarauteed- Prices lowest
IL PASO WELDING co.
-FltEpatriek-'
We Buy. SELL AND EXCHANGE
don't sell your furniture before you Est
THE FAR DEAL FURNITURE CO.
5l9 s. Stanton. Phone 1857
BIG REMOVAL SALE
We have killed the
High Cost Of Furniture
one large Majestic c1U1ll1ticu coal and
~ l-A9a- II A- 90 5ll4 e. l-a- y -l-A
s2c1-1a
Removal sale Price. ssco1-
LOOK FOB THE Red FRONT.
Rogers Trading Company.
1l4 y Stanton
AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY. DECElI-
EER sED. AT 10 A. NJ
BIC FURNITURE SALE
AZ the Auction House 81 e san Antonio
St. basement AL kinds q furnlrure.
dressers. beds chairs. rockers ard dining
chairs. library tables dining tables. kltchen
aLlnets CARPETS and rugs
W. A. WILLIAMS. Auctinueer.
THREE offios desiss SIS. gzs. $3.50: .
uaE chiffcnlerE. SIS. f17 and SIS: : baby
cribs with ttreszsz SO ard SIS frcu
post Iron beds. sl2- genuine leather Da~-
export. $40. imitation leather Davenport.
SIS new cotton mattresses s. pounds
$3.50. dandy ice chest S.: dressing table.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
APARTMENT HOUSE

APARTMENT HOUSE
This IS IN the oest section OF the
city The apartments, - IN all.
are elegantly furnished and rented
Il months In the year. II you
have $4,000 that you want 70
make % percent on, let Us show
you this bargain
Mr. WOLF
GOODMAN BROTHERS & CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance.
EOS n. Stanton St.. Phone 2414.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

SALEsMEN-New carburetor FOR Ford
cars Simple. not q moving part installed
in 30 minutes. guaranteed 10 double your
mileage and start IN zero weather With
ont heating OF prlminE; IS day free trial
our S. Louis man sold 5000 In Il mcntnH.
salt Lake City man made 5000 n ona
week. Write u & J. Carburstor CO.. SOS
+ VI r-~f-er- r7fvH fsHf~a rn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
Personal

sPIREILA CaRsEls. NJ. sPlawa. Phsss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
Undertaker1.

FEAE-HAGEDON UNDERTAKING CO.
Open day and night 506-5Qg Texas St
Ph. 13L Private ambulance service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

$4,000 In months on 500 invested IN
enc acre oil lease in Desdemoua- Geoio gisls
say Tularosa basin better gamble than
Desdemona vas For Immediate action.
$500 acres placer OIL land Jam up 70 Cox
vel. now drilling. at s2-00 per acre or 8
acre tracts AZ s3-o0. Write or send checks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

90 men vita S166 each 70 5oin In best
surest investment in southwest. not oil
stock gamble. but should net from 10 70
1000 for one. write o. see Lieut. Robbins
At cnce Hotel ST Feelr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

TIE STATE BOARD Of Nurse Examiners
Eiu bold the state examinations on the
9Th and 5th % Dec. at 9 a. IA e. the
Providence Hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

LoST-Friday noon between ~ san Fran
cisco St and Raynolds Blds.. large came,
brooch In plain god mpuntinE- Flndei
please call Hrs. Hasseu at IuEarsoll RAM
Co Phone 1917. Reward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29


LOsT-A lady's right hand driving glove
Ph- 2742 Reward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

FOR eALE-1Q0 acres. Is IN cultivation all
level hos WalloW land, / mile % saEerton
oil well. now drilling on land. contract for
choice PROF. osltion that should make money
for the purchaser. Box IS, SuEertou.
ErarI-ar f-0-r-4- wa,-ua
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

EEc6ptlonal offer so acres N heart q
major anticline between Valmont-Tula-
rosa well and " ". COX vel Choth drill
ingl az S5.o0 per acre-Box 1855, Clifton,
Arizona
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-24
WOMAN SUFFRAGE SURE AT THE
EXTRA SESSION

WASHINGTON, April 21.--one Of
the very first to be introduced, con-
sidered and enacted by the new Re-
publican Congress will be resolu-
ton for an amendment to the Cors:i-
tuition which will provide universal
suffrage for all women throughout
the country, subject only to the Sarna
restrictions as are now imposed upon
the men.
Representative James r. Manr q:
Illinois, who made possible the cas-
sage OF the resolution in the House
in the last Congress by getting oct of
a sick bed at the John Hopk'ns Unt,
|versity hospital and contributing
much needed vote, will be ihu:llan
of the committee on Woman Sufhage
and will report and put through ne
measure WITHIN a Few days after the
extra session begins. He and otner
party leaders are perfectly certain Of
a safe majority, due to the fact that
the states which swelled the Republi-
can total at the last election are, for
the most part, favorable to extending
the suffrage to women.
THE sentiment for the enfranchise
nent of women has been growing
steadily for years, except in certain
southern states" said Representative
Frank w. Mondell of Wyoming, the
new majority leader. 1.-THE opposi-
ton no longer represents a majority
of the people over any considerable
area anywhere. The granting of tho
franchise to women is now very gen
orally recognised as . wise and pre-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-24
WHAT THE Department
OF AGRICULTURE
:. IS DOING

present than there are men to fill
them. At Camp Upton little infor-
alton was available on farming OPP
portunities in the New England states
However, through the activities of the
state and federal departments of Ag-
riculture and the county agents COM
plete information is now available.
The county agents not only secure In
formation about farm labor situa-
tions but they also assist soldiers in
getting started right in new commun-
tiles. If there is any question about
the job being still open, the authori-
ties will either telegraph or telephone
for the applicant and obtain definite
up to the minute information. AT
this writing farm work is available
for all discharged soldiers experience
ed in country life.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-24

by planting q superabundance, as, is
respective Of other conditions, weak
seed will produce only low-yielding
plants. For good harvests 1t 10 es-
sential to plant vigorous seed Of &C
climated and well known varieties.
Txperts of the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture recommend
planting the best quality seed little
thicker than the stand desired in or
der to provide against unfavorable
conditions. II these unfavorable con-
ditions do not arise. II is easier to re-
move few stalks from the growing
crop than II is to replant, which al
ways produces late maturing, unprof-
liable plants. PLANT sufficient seed
to secure good stand" say the fed
eraI specialists, "as it is more prac-
ticable and profitable to thin a thick
stand of corn than to replant a
patchy, spotted field" With GOOD
seed and good soil conditions about
four kernels should be planted for
every three stalks desired.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-24
BIG WEEK IN ROAD WORK

In the week ended April IL Penn
sylyania state highway officials aw-
arded road building contracts total
ing $2.034.378 according to messas-
es to the Bureau Of Public Roads,
United States Department of Agri-
culture which administers the feder-
al aid road act. This figure is be-
lieved to represent the greatest
amount Of road work formally con-
tracted for in one week by any state.
and is regarded as an Induction OF
the force tnat Will be put behind
highway construction now that Am
orleans are turning from the world
war to resume the interior develop
ment of this country. or the Penn
sylvania contracts Mentioned, the
federal government, under the feder-
al aid act. is to pay s911,4O7. A
bond issue of $5O.oOO,OOO for road
building was recently authorized in
Pennsylvania.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-24
PLANT ENOUGH SEED CORN

The advice about "Plant one ker-
mel for the blackbird, one kernel
for the crow. one for the cutworm
and two to grow" is just as approp-
riate now IS ever. 1t Ia never ad.
visable to plan weak seed and it IL
the height of fODy to attempt "
asuns Tor the weakness Of the Oeed
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-24
Home Economics
Convention

The annual convention of the
Home Economics branch Of the Fed
eial Board Of Vocational Education
(Pacific Division) will be held In
Salt Lake City In 1920, according to
DIR. A. II, Saxer, acting director OF
the School of Home Economics of the
Utah Agricultural College, who has
just returned from the Home Econ
omics Convention held at Berkeley.
The convention will continue for five
days and will deal with the standard
izatiou of Home Economics to ching
and Smith Hughes work in the higfn
schools.
The convention just over was ~
gathering of workers in Home Econ
omics in the schools OF the Pacific
division. There were six delegates
from Utah namely: DR.. A. II. Saxer,.
Acting Director OF the School OF
Home Economics of the Utah Agri-
cultural College; Miss Jean Cox, Pro-
fessor c. c. Steiner. of the University
of Utah; s. b. Ball, State Vocational
Director. Agricultural Department:
Lon J. Haddock, State Vocational Di-
rector, Industrial Department, and
Francis w. Kirkham. State voca-
tional Director, In addition to these
there were delegates from the Uni
versity Of California Oregon, WASH
inston and other states OF the PACT
fic division.
The purpose OF the convention was
to stsndardize the teaching Of Home.
Economics and to take up the prob
lens of not only the teacher OF the
Subject In the schools. but also tho
Home Demonstrators, and Extension
workers In Home Economies.
THE University Of California has
department OF Home Economics but
II is far inferior to the School OF
Home Economies ut the Utah Agri-
cultural College," said Mr.. Saxcr. 1T
has not yet reached the dignity OF
school but IL is a department with.
the same status as the departments.
OF mathematics or language.
"out OF about three thousand wo-
men students there are only about
thirty (or one per cent? who grad
uate in Home Economics each spring.
The course is highly techni ;, also,
at Berkeley, The teach ss of the
course are highly trained, laboratory
experts, but they do not specialize in
real practical work in the home as
we do here, They are well trained
In methods for finding the viscosity
of syrus but not so well on how to
do the spring house cleaning" can
cluded Mr. Saxer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-24
FARM wOR KoPEN
FOR SOLDIERS

According to specialists OF the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture identified with placing discharg-
ed soldiers in agricultural work,
Georgia, Michigan, Montana, Iowa,
Idaho, Virginia, Kansas and Missouri
all are in need of skilled farm labor,
Conditions at the army camps where
the men are discharged show a sur
plus of opportunities for profitable
work and deficit of laborers. In a
ward, there are more farm jobs AT
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-24

per, II not a vitality essential, step in
making the government truly respon-
siye to the intelligent Judgment OF all
the people. The Republicah party, ~
the leader of progressive thought, as
the champion OF moral principles, as
the defender of genuine democracy,
has taken the lead in urging the ex-
tension of the right OF the ballot to
women, and will take the first oppor-
tunity afforded after Congress again
meets to demonstrate the sincerity
of the party faith in this regard"
Changes made in the Senate which
the Republicans now control by two
votes, have made it certain that the
suffrage amendment will be adopted
by that body by majority of two
or three. II failed last February by
one vote. The domination OF the
South where the fight against the
movement has conferred. is over. Sem