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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09
For Sale-Automobles-W snted

For Observation-Disclosures
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ROB sALE-smsu Buick Ph. 49ls.
CASH PAID for old Fords. IN. 81.
FOR sALE-Qakiand ighr six good e.
new Pm 5919.
CAMPBELL ST. GARAGE. si2 y. Camp
bell. live storage s. per month Pa ~.
FOH saIE-Ons ovariand speedstsr, can
be used IS truck, 9i25- Pc 1873
AUTO LAUNDRY-Havs your ears Washed
While you wait 200 ~ kansaS ~ .ll.
FOR sALE-OTerland roadster. first class
condition. rev tires. FOR only $40 -a-i
az Houston PARK Grocery. SIS p hFe-
LATE model, passeneer. Bllcz. drlvs1
less than 2.0oo miles. For Information and
Denomination. p. 89i9M.
PARMELEE-Ma gneto and starter repair
tug We atecialize in arrrature ruWiuding-
1l4 ~ san AItanio So
OLDSMOBILE TOURING, model fs. per
feet condition. new extra tire. Price 33lo.
Enquire Western WoodenNare eompeny.
FOR sAIE-Chsap. Light - auto, run
5000 miles. good rubber. Pm. f2afI or
can 16zl Wyoming % see ca.
DELIVERY car. good coaditlon. too heavy
Tor Us. viii sen At big bargain Or swap fer
Ford with some boot. p. l9oo.
AL KINDS OF lats rnodeI cars wanted by
WALTERS & DNhHAM,
20 ~. san Antonio. Prone t.la
HAVE your autos repair ca az your u9ll1
o. mine. expert mechanic, 2qc per hour
one studsh1llsr 8 roadster IN perfect con-
dition for sale a. a bargain address K
So care Herald
FOR SALE-One 1918 stutz SIX. N nrst
class shape. good rubber. VIII trade or
sell Pm 2slL
SNAIL OYERLAND-A barEain 70 taken
now. new small tires good IS new $3.50
See owner 2oi ". san Antonio s. Phone
PATTERsOS, passensar SELF starter.
very good mechanical condition. the best
bargain 70 be found. for sale ~ owner.
$3.50 Bliss St, Phi Tl71J.
ATTENTION., LIVERY MES.
Five Ford taxicab bodies for sale Just the
thing for winter livery business. viii sen
one OF all p. o. Box S5I san Antonio
Tex
NEWLY painted Dodge touring car, new
top. new Exids battery, 8 new tires. extra
tire and g extra tubes, prize slo9, WI
take Ford part payment Ph- 444ts alA
Trust Bldg. 10 70 8 D. m
1 ORIENTAL GARAGE PHONE ass.
rs n Kansas 81. General Repairing
DODGE-SFE CIALlLE-HUDS0N
Used cars bought and SOLD on coulr1l 50 n
AUTO SALE
Dodrss, 1877. 500; 1916. $685. terms.
E1adstera-Buick. Oakland. Veile and hup-
Trucks. Fo-ds and Republles eheap
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

- LOTS in Grandview. viii
sell all or part Of same cheap.
RIO GHANDE REALTY co.
los Texas St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

For Sals-CounHy Property
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100 ACRES land Bee county. unimproved,
near graded highway. mail route. win
Ealn6gEE. Tex.
For SaIe-Farms and Ranches
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RANCH FOR rent at Tsleta. So acres 20 In
alfalfl Apply no s. oregun 81
FOR sALE-A frst class money making
farm in upper valley zoo acres fully
600 cash 90 handle h1lancy easy. Write
owner. ?. % Box l2l1. El Paso. Tex
FOR HENT-Good 8ll acre farm With
good 4 room adobe house on north loop.
I mile this side Xsieta. For appointment.
Fh- 4llA
FOR sALE-By owner. 40 acres BEST cot
ton land 81 Tornillo valley IN cultivation
under irrigation cash a. G.. King. Phi.
day 1os2, evening 6755W-
COTTON LAND.
Fer sale, 90 acres good land near paved
road az reasonable price. Jose J. Perez,
san Elizlrio. Tex
VALLEY RANCH.
Near Clint an under cultivation. viii
trade for good property IN - Paso, price
100000 this is snap for some one who
wants a good farm. CAL Boutwell,
JAMES T. MARI a CO., PHONE $50.
FARM AND RANCH EOR SALE
$50 acre decided land. 80 acres cultivated,
small orchard and vineyard, good house,
barn. sheds siio. etc q wells. with Mills
small bunch cattle. mile from town and
good schools; this property win be sac
E. 5. PENSEBAKER. IOl TEXAS ST.
III HAVE made mino and an going home
TO Scotland; $500 takes my ICE acres.
cotton and alfalfa. house. garage, work
shop. wen etc. under fence. $4,000 cash,
balance g yearly payments Interest az Sc
or $4,000 cash. Come 90 yuma. call Up
3o7. I VII. come 80 and drive you out 20
look a. t. First come gets t. Address
P. O. Box 80. Yuma
COTTON LAND.
21e acres within 10 miles o. Clint. all
under irrigation. good house. large
barns. implements and stock includedi
this ranch De- priced considerably below the
real value ard VIII accept part trade in
CALL BoTwELL.
JANIS =. MAER q COZ. PHONE A959.
For Sale or Ezchange-Real Estate
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OIL LAND-Veazey, care Herald.
FOR EXCHANGE.
BUNGALOW.
Also so acres Ct valley land on macadam
road. for property Go Oklahoma city.
Business and tenement property FOR a
wei improved farm or oil leases In proved
field South front lots on Hastings street.
paving paid. for modern bungalow. Is
acre farm near san Elizario. Texas about
house. fenced, for cottage or oil stock
Equity iu Bungalow or cottage for valley
land OF lots Tenement Tor good second
lien notes OF lots.
W.. N. CARL
Phone cs. 800 CapiaH Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

LADIES
Defining Monday. December g.
VII sen any winter hat IN store
for IS each. making room for
spring models which VII arrive
about December 90.
OLIVE JAMES sTIH1IEH-
Next 90 Security BauE BldE-
PECANs. choice. fresh pecans, mixed, zoe
per pound. large. thin shell. 25c 2 o. B.
German Tor 10 and % pound bags add
25c fur rackirgs not less than 10 pounds
sold seat C. o. %. or send money o.
Martin a Eartiu, p. o. BOX ISIS Gormans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

Bay and ocean, acre home, miles from
heart OF San Diego, Cal, near newly
opened san Diego and Arizona railroad,
modern house and improvements. splendid
soil, best climate. and proven By govern
meut statistics 10 be cheapest place %
1--we, viii sell, or would exchange for Fl
pauo property Phi 1241
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

HERE'S SOMETHING GOOD
Four room bungalow, . glazed
porches. screened porch, oak floors 3
rooms. tile bath, full French plate
mirror TO closet, chiffonier built 10
tIoset. buffet, bookcases, kitchen cab
met. close to car and school. Only
$500: from $500 20 $1,000 cash, bal
ance easy.
SCOTT SALES & REALTY co.
42s Mills Bldg. Phi. 7T55 or 1871
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

HEAUTRU APARTMENT
SIZE
l[undy Heights cornsr-1o0
II. frontage; will sell cheap
or trade Tor cottage or good
oil stocks.
RIO GRANnE REALTY CO.
los Texas St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

ny BARGAIN LIST
$500 room bungalow win gia1ea
- Eouth front. two blocks from
Manhattan Heights car line; base
1oenr- modern. $500 cash, but VIII
take lees from right parties.
g1e5O-Buys two south front lots on
Il. Boulevard This Is the best bar
gain On town sidewalk and paving
paid
81 ACHES-Lower valley excellent
Irrigation. perfect drainage, good
house on main road, about 80 min
utes drive from town. $3.50 per acre.
SEE BRYAN BROWN.
NEWMAN TNFEsTMEAI CO.
Phone $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

HUMANS INVESTMENTS
A few properties priced at such 1lE-
ures which must appeal 20 YOU we
do not list and advertise any prop
critics which viii not stand the strict
est investigation
Texas ST.
100x120 feet, improved corner. Price
$4,000.
y. OREGON ST.
1OOx12o feet, $500 a front foot; IN
Vestigate this.
". SAN ANTONIO ST
100 feet frontage. Improvements
worth SIS 900. Price s35, 0oos
MESA AVE.
Corner 50x120. improvemen cost
$4,000. Price $4,000.
MANHATTAN. HTS.
Q room, 2 story, very attractive; rents
$500 Price S12.50o. Would cost
TO-DAY $4,000.
r. c. HUMAN
E01 First Nat Bl- Bldg. Ph- as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09
For SaIe o EEebange-ReaI 90

FOR sALE-Equity OF $500 in acre
improved ranch with q room house. 8 miles
down the valley. might trade for house 10
town. Address II 81. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

ATTENTIONig
PHONOGKAPH FANS.
IL is now possible for you % eE-
change your old records for other
used ones at a slight charge Of
zoe. the only condition IS that you
buy a membership card for 81 or
used records. This makes you
member Of exchange fer 1 year
NATIONAL TALKING MACHrSE
RECORD EXCHANGE
s1f 2 Missouri St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

-Four rooms, glassed sleeping
porrh, on paved street near
Alta vista school, $3.50. Just
been retinted. You can move
in today.
O. 3. HOOKER
with
BROADnUs LIE BARON
112 Texas St. Phi 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

SIX ROOM COTTAGE
GrandvieW Addition, on TT
Bliss car line; viii sell for
$4,000; $1,000 cash, balance ar
range.
RIO GRANDE REALTY CO.
Jos Texas St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

Notes acara. facial hieuls1ll removed.
saEElnE cheeks. mouth 90 nose ilues. rar-
rectad MEs. GRACE A. bEN1oai =
Rnckler HldE Ph lsA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09
ConhaeLon


FOR garages. cellars. ce1spoois. lsvaiiaE
lnts- fencing. Pm f15l-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

-. -. 80 -. = q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

and theatrical costumes
20 rent we ship them FOR ecsruuer1 Gus
~ town. 11g5 2. 30 Grands. p. llalW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

n SSSO WI I,7S.r q ~1>1,-Ss 49,
Crackad cylinders. heaters. copper celia.
auto frames ana machine pn-ta welded.
Wurk Euarlntecd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

The Ben williams Detective AEsnegs 6ts
Fir-t Natlonal Bauk BldE- Ph- llls-1.l.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

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rPHOLsrERNG, cur specialry. HldcI
UlHolgter-ng Co. ls19 Alsueda. p ~.
ca knit RE repalrins packing Eeu1ehoIa
EIHHIrr RI REPAIRED. HEFItTsdEll
Or UPHOLSTERED.
We make Old furrir1re look 1ers " have
the only cuamaiLng machine IN e Faecs
come iu and see % work. EL. l1zl-lll-s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09
Har Good


SWITCHES made from c1mnings. E1rs5
RuEdy. % 5lezlsl. sl1ne 15lL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

REAL BARGAIN FOR ss500OO
Practically new bungalow OF 4
rooms and glazed-in rooms very
handsome huilt-in features, hard
wood floors a beautiful home.
Large grounds and there is a
first class garage. facing south.
= blocks OF TT Bliss cars high
elevation; beautiful view over
city. House alone would cost
$500 70 build today Can make
terms Of $4,000 down and $3.50
monthly including all interest.
FHILLIPs-CREEL REALTY CO.
Phi. 436 307 First Nat. Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

FDIsoN PHONOGRAPH and records. Big
bargains. IKE rev. 751IW. 3IlI Mckinney
.--.r u II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

VIZ PACK. SHIP Or sIORE
Furniture. cut glass and china, redlcel
freight rates and through car serves On
hcuscEnld goods and automobiles % ard
from an Points. Affiliations in al rrir-
ciual citless used furniture taken 81 -r-
ehanra for work Phones Ifl5-loT1.
r. l. DANIEL F. 3 n FCTEE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09
Furniture PacIiuE

BITTER FUKNITUEE FACING
We pack. ship or store furniture. cut s-a4l
and china work mechanics only ana
Euperlrre1d ali my packing personally.
rsed furniture -aleu q szchaus1 for work
Phone $50
q rs 49, r-nHn- --.E---e %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09
Cleaning and Pressing

aH===a-a-a==-aH=~aHaH-f
TEXAS Clea1 rnE and DYE Works Phone
1888 3l2 Texas We give service
PERFECl dry clsanine az the CTTf DYE
WORKS. Pm 1900 1fos p Boulevard
JAPANEsE CLEANING WORK@Cioihes
cleaner. Ph ez1l. 1l1 san Jseiuto ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09
Ready Reference Bushes. Directory

CuIuNETs. Furnaces cleaned. stoves re-
paired. set up. Lopez. p 99i9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

CARPErs-Facuum dry OF steam cleaned
Duutley Carpet CieauinE Wori-l Phi alla-
CARPET cleaning ard rug weaving. CLARK
Mattress q Rug Co. 1112 Myrtle. Phones
fi7 1o25 ard 1870
COMPRESSED AIR. steam Or vacuum car
pet cleanins- sewing or laying Du sang
n WeiIhcrn. Pm $3.50
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-09-05
Sunday School Convention.

Forest Township Sunday Schoo
convention will be held at the Baptist
church, Forest City, Sunday, Septem'
Der z, 1919, beginning at 2:30 p. m.
at which time the following program
will be rendered:
Song service.
Devotional, Rev. r. l.. Stratton.
Address of welcome. X. W. Fawks
Appointment Of committees.
Song.
Percent. Of Church Members in the
Sunday School," Mrs. J. H. Wilson
A. J. Lyons. J. A. Lease.
work With Boys" W. l.. Biggs
X. W. Fawks, Rev. r. l.. Stratton.
Report Of Sunday school superin.
tendents.
Music.
Home Department" Miss Anna
Norman.
Publicity" Mrs. s. Wells.
Sunday School Standard" Mrs. 7
T. Fitzmaurice.
Future Field Of the Sunday Schoo
as the World Looks At IL Today
VI. W. Brumbaugh, o. +. Emery, j.
+. Lacey.
Collection.
Report Of committees.
Election Of officers.
Closing song.
Benediction, Albert Martin.
SECRETARY.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-09-05

Rev. II. l.. Stratton, of Laclede,
Mo-, will preach at the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening. Every
one is cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. C. o. Bullock left Monday
for her home at Bendena, Kansas, af-
ter a months visit here with her son,
DR.. +. E Bullock and family. She
will also visit with her son, VIM. Bull
lock and family at Nodaway.
Miss Alice Conner entertained the
sth grade class at her home last Thurs
lay. Those present We're: Hazel Ly-
ons, Avis Gaemelich, Leda Weight
nan, Lewis Shumate, Harold Moore,
Chas. Cass, Harold Garner, Dwight
DobSns, and the hostess, Alice Conner,
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-09-05

I'M Fares Rebated-Train or Auto
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cut n cosfman anJ sar,ii,, POI
u,.. nor,s n"a,os al hns,hx
p,hc,, lof, sa,uyday for ,hoi, hn,,n
T NJ, ~ s no,n
AZ ,asp,t 49, ~ pdn,er am an eNt T. ,sn
pon,nn ,iis,r;., and ,,.i,h oth,r roia-
,ivns horn ''' ''
Roy Kelley and family returned
90 ,hsE. -! paas r
49, as y - 90 da.', ,iIi, lei
raia,i,,., ho,o VIZ" WIN
"vrs y coo,o, anil Jo,oh,or
p,,L ~, .s, III -,
,kat. Sea-. -, 70, p,o'L.,.i'S a.
Thai, ,,'an,. gpi"nJ" ora 49, ~, 80
noil 1, ,hai, 49, 80 WIZ" wv"
Mrs. Katt Grciner and family
spent Sunday ut the Isaac Griffith
home, north Of Mound City.
i MIR. and M,s, Bradu Chesncy and
his sister, Miss Bertha, OF Falls City.
Ncb., came Saturday night and spcn,
the night and Sunday at the ID. {.
Stallard home.
;, Mrs. T.. CasLcy and daughter,
Miss Rena, and son, Robert, left Sat.
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The Holt County sentinel., 1919-09-05

Sterling, Colo, the latter part OF this
week.
Mrs. Jennie Boyd received q mos.
sage Saturday evening from Camp
Merritt, stating that her son, Thomas
Boyd. had arrived from overseas. and
was going 20 Camp Taylor, Ky, To-
be discharged and would be at home
in about ten days.
Fred Landers and Albert Martin
were business visitors n st. Joseph,
Monday afternoon.
There will be Sunday school pic
mic at the Schaeffer grove, Sunday,
August 81, given by the Christian Sun
day school. Of this city. Everybody
invited to be present.
Mrs. Martha Ellis returned home
Wednesday OF last week from Cali
forna and Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. J. T.. Alkire and daughter,
Miss Mary, spent Wednesday Of last
week with her mother. Mrs. Mary Hill,
in Bigelow.
Mrs. +. +. Cooley and daughter.
Ruth Marie, spent several days this
week with Mrs. Mary Thornhill.
Mrs. Seib. Stone and son, Nat, Of
Inv manning and are making n Two
mnn,hs, yisi, n, Tho Judve n e Sial
inrI home
--I.ittlc Mis- Rovcrly SbcffieId wos
ono yoar old. NonJay. Auyus, Oh and
N MAKO n n hanny day for her he,
vr,nJna,on,s Wr and Mrs n NJ
Sbcss;sid ns Nnrysvillc. Kansas. GAME
SUNDAY evening and viii spond m,
week with her
-'Mr and Mrs Georgia Elliott and
dauyb,er, Ellen have gone for n weck'.
yisi, With Wr' EIlio,,,s ss,cr in Grr.
stcr Mo
Mis- Poo Rurk rc,urped IA b,r
horne in Konsas CIV after n wcck'
viSi, boro With hcr sis,or. Mr. and Mr..
II. II Sheffield and daughter. Boycrly.
!" Nj r',,,h Lilo lbs" ho,n snonS,
ing n few DAYS This week with Mi.
Madge Randall.
Mrs. n. n, Sheffield and daurh.
ter. Beverly. and sister. Mis- Peg
Burk. were st. Joseph visitors, lat
, Friday,
Last Wednesday evening. Augul
30. n marty wns given M the Grorp,
Burrier home. Music and games wrrr
nlaycd lee cream and caIke were ser,
ed A. n late hour Mi dcna,ted ion
their homes saving ,hcv Ind Ind ,.r
time of their lives Mr.. and Mrs, Bur.
rier are sure roval entcrtnincrs. Tho
nrosen, warc. M,sso" Made pnpaa,'
Dorotha Randall Rnhv Rnllcv' EIIcn
Eiliott Marvarc, EIIiot, Ediib hub.
hnrd Marie RncLlos Filth EIJnr Iuu
Bakcr' Matte Hood Ronnic Miller.
Nellie Wilkes Trcsso Uartnctt In.
uinia Uar,nc,t Naomi E;tymauricr,
florencc Fi,lmonrice Mabel Ncrf,
Rcrnico Way Wauda cr,moS and AHA
Eads. Mcssrs Charlie Wood, Vim.
RadIoy Paw E,,iA,, uorcS randall.
Iassa' ' ra, % Harold
NJ INV 'ss ianI inmcs
Mer,nn,, r,as M e IIoyd
pnnt,ns r. ra.a In,os Jo6n
P 1890 t sui Leass, ose SLa ' pIum.
mar G,o Se." Awnn S. Ina piIkinrton.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-09-05

,,,., ,,
Somi'ed from last week. Aug 2s)
Nate Baker and family spent the
day, Sunday, with George Brown and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gould returned
home the latter part Of last week
from Lincoln. Neb., where they had
been making a few days visit with
her sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Me-
Cav.
| Miss Myrtle Lane, Of Oregon, is
the guest Of Miss Velma Elder this
week.
Mrs. George V. Hinkle and son,
with his nurse, are in Rochester, Mimi,
this week.
Mate Baker was transacting BUSH
ness in st. Joseph, Tuesday,
A party was given Saturday night
at the home of Dave Elder, south of
Curzon. They all had a good time,
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-09-05

and the teacher, Miss Bette Beeler
Other guests were: Donald Shumate
and Beeler and Marjory Fitzmaurice
Refreshments Of fruit and cake were
served, after which they all returned
home. saying they had spent a very
pleasant evening. This class will be
the Freshman class Of our high school
this year.
Mrs. George Derr left Saturday
for Holyokc, Colo, where she is max
ing q visit with her sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Gelvin and family.
MIR and Mrs. Ernest Smith spen,
Sunday at the Sherman Brett home,
at Fillmore.
Miss Catherine Hartnett, Of st
Joseph, spent a few days last week at
the James Hartnett home here.
Ed Wilkes attended the Masonic
18th anniversary. which was held AT
Savannah, Tuesday Of last week, Au-
gust 20.
Mrs. Emil Weber visited las,
Wednesday with her mother and
brother. Mrs. Elizabeth Lehmer and
son, George and family, in Oregon.
VIM. Moseman and family, Of
Falls City. spent Sunday at the Major
Clark home.
-Chas. Zachman shipped two cars
Of cattle TO st. Joseph, Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. II. l.. EvcrSon and
son. Wylic. left Wednesday for Kan.
sas City, where they will make their
home during the school year. Wylic
attending school there this year.
Quite n number Of our people at
tended the circus in 81. Joseph, Tues.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Frodsham and
Mrs. Jane FrodSham, Of Savannah
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W. Porter. Of Mound
City: DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Whitmer and
son. Charles. Mr.. and Mrs. Gcorg,
Lchmer and son. Lawrence; Mrs. Ma
riah Whitmer and Mrs. May Oak, OF
Oregon. all spcnt the day and took
dinner, Sunday, with Nj, and Mrs
Emil Weber, in honor Of Mrs. Eliza,
beth Lehmer, II being her Doth birth
day.
MIR and Mrs. l.. l.. johnson, o.
College Springs, Iowa, spent Tuesday
night Of last week with Mr.. and Mrs
o. T.. Emery, while on their way HON,
from Keytesvillc, Mo, whcs they ha,
been visiting. Mrs. Emery and Mrs
johnson are sisters.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-01
$40 PAUL0 MAN IS FOR
BRAZILIAN GROWTH

RIO DE JANEIRO Dec IA plan
for developing Brazil's agricultural, pas
toral and mineral resources. has been
proposed to the chamber of deputies by
Dr. Cincinnati Braga, deputy from the
state Of Sac Paulo. Pointing out Bra
zirs need for an iron and steel indus
try he said that the state of Minas Ge-
raes alone contains more than 1880
Q00pOO tons Of mineral which contains
rom 90 to 10 per cent pure ore.
The deputy proposes that Brazil at
once take steps to develop fits own
iron and steel industry, thereby effect
ing an economy of at least 80 per cent
and In addition greatly augmentlng the
resources Of the country. To establish
this industry, it is estimated, 1t will
be necessary for the federal government
TO expend the equivalent Of s43,750, 900
in a periodic of seven years, at the rate
of $3.50 900 annually
The plants, it is proposed, are to be
operated by electricity generated by
water power and the initial appropria-
ton suggested in the present Brazilian
budget is intended for use in surveys
and initial installation of hydro cleo
trio plants.
The deputy recommended the estab-
lishment In each state of the union of
four schools of practical instruction and
training, Under foreign teachers. in me-
chanical and electrical engineering, in
dustrial chemistry, agriculture and
veterinary science.
Liberal appropriations are recon-
mended to assists cattle breeders in
purchasing suitable foreign breeding
stock
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-01
MEXICO WISHES BULL
FIGHTING RESTORED

MEXICO CITY, Dec An energetic
effort is being made to restore bull
fighting. which has been In eclipse
stree President Carrauza In 1915 prohIb-
ted such spectaCies in the federal dis
trict and officials elsewhere trowntd
upon the sport A petition asking that
the presidential decree he revoked
steNed by more than 1000 citizens Of
the city Of Oriaaba, is now In the hands
of the chamber Of deputies and action
upon IL by the lower house is expected
shortly A similar petition last year
failed IN its purpose by single vote
Many persons believe that with strong
er pressure brought to bear this year
favorable decision will be reached.
Indicative OF a desire to see how far
they may 60 without official inter
ference, is the staging Of several eN-
hihitionS In Mexico City and its sub
urhs within the past few weeks while
President CarranZa was away on vaca
ton Advertised as mere exhibitions in
which known matadors would
play with tho bull" they developed
into the real thing and once again the
"pelados" had cheap meat on Monday
the poor class Of natives always by
custom being given the carcass OF the
bull after he Is slain
The newspapers were not inclined to
consure this technical infraction OF law.
Instead they devoted columns to de-
scriptions Of the fights, comparing
them with similar exhibitions before the
prohihitive decree,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-01
BIRTHS.

Charles s. and Elizabeth Thompson,
800 LaClede, Nov. II, boy.
W. A. and Lucille Hunter, 1874 Sum
mer, Nov. 25 girl -
Roy. J. and Emma Mclean, 173 Gil
leas place, Nov, %. girl
James B. and Olivia Atkinson Wilson.
1877 Indiana, Nov. 10, boy.
Jesse J. and Lillian Holiday Muir
ply, 1873 West Iowa, Oct. 2S, girl.
Daniel c. and Margaret Overturf Glib
son, 1929 Florida, Nov, 20. boy.
Brooks and Madeline Ramsey, 40
North Dunlap, Nov IS. girl.
j.. F, and Louise Glenn Bigger, 1903
Lamar, girl.
p. A. and Fannie Green Fleming, 1853
Harbert, Nov 20, boy
Jardine c. and Eliza Stafford Patter-
son. l57 North Belvedere, Nov. IS. boy.
Earl, and Ola Clifton Dawkins, GA
North Fifth, Nov. II. boy.
j. T, and Ottia Gray Phillips, IS En-
pire. Oct. "a, girl.
Abe and Anne Lahensky Gordon, 1895
Jackson, Nov. 3. girl
o, S. and Jessie Madison Pencil, 100
Jones, Nov. Is, boy.
Robert G. and Regina Davis Luster.
7S9 Chelsea, Nov, rs, girl.
G., j. and Mabel Clusky Craft, 6SS
Chelsea, Nov IA, girl
Eddie and Emma Thomas Brewster,
win and Lizzie Miller Streeter, S77
Michigan. Nov. 16, girl
Gussie and Ruth Caldwell Jones, 993
Peach, Nov. 10, girl.
Robert and Lena Lewis Sykes, 1916
Washington, Nov, 10, girl and boy
(twinsl.
Clarence and Geneva Catron Rose,
142 Monteverde. Nov 49, boy.
Frank and Nal Upshaw Brown, 921
Exchange, Nov. 81, girl
Johnnie and Cole Young Harper,
1882 Texas, child.