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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
Helm Wauted-FemaIe

Help Wanted-FemaIe
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. WANTED-Good cook Phone 1853.
Z EXPERIENCED white woman for general
houseworli good wages 34o1 Madison Ave
WANTED = Experienced SRI dispenser
Apply Paso Del Norte.
WANTED-Experienced bindery girls eos
WANTED = Good cook No washing
1880 Mundy Ave.
GIRL WANTED for general housework;
must stay nights. Apply 1922 Montana
ENGLISH SPEAKING Mexican girl or ne
gro for cooking HOS y. stanton
WANTED-GirI for general houseWork
Phone 5055- Can 1122 Arizona. mornings.
WANTED-EngIish speaking girl for gen
eral housework. Sis Bliss
WANTED - American girl for general
homework References required Call at
jenkins Piano Co.
WANTED, GIRLS-Dispensers and walt
resses- Potter's Confectionery CO. Mills
Building
HOUSEKEEPER for man with ? children
Must be experienced and industrious. Ad-
dress Mss. care Herald
WANTED-White or colored woman, cook
ing general houseTori1; permanent Wom-
an only. Phone 4Z76- 25Is Wyoming.
WANTED-GirI for general housework; no
washing Must speak some English and
DR. EDWARD AUER. sIs-Is Trust BIG.
SPECIALLY equipped for treatment OF all,
Nervous diseases Phone 1852
WANTED-Experienc waitress Tor out
OF town hotel Room, board. transporta-
ton. $50 month address F4S. care Herald
EARN SIS WEEKLY, spare time. writing
for newspapers. magazines Experience un-
necessary details free Press Syndicate,
1s5 81. Louis. No
WANTED-Woman for housekeeper and
plain cooking. 8 in family; wages $50,
room and board Phone 4s4eL, after In
the evenings
WRITE PHOTOPLATS - S25-s398 paid
anyone for suitable ideas Experience IN
necessary; complete outline free Write,
Producers League. 144 ST Louis.
MILLINERY SALESLADX-Kress store
has opening FOR a saleslady in millinery
department must be experienced Apply
at office on third floor morning between
and u o'clock S II. kress & Co
WANTED bright. capable ladies Tor
1913. 10 travel. demonstrate and sell deal
erS 80 70 so per week X X rare
paid Write at once Goodrich Drug Co,
Dept. $50. Omaha. Neor-
WANTED-Able bodied settled American.
white woman. without incumhrances- as
housekeeper and good plain cook Good
wages and home % right party Refer
ences- Joseph Heslep. P o. Box 23S. Ala
mogordo. y "
LADIES-Introduce Hair Klean- New
scientific shampoo Makes hair fluffy A
repeater. Mail dime receive three sep
arate shampoos- Catalogue Ladies Spe-l
cialties- Hair Kleau Co. Unity Bldg.
Chicago.
WANTED-Engiish speaking Mexican girl
for house work, washing and cooking IN
family or two adults. s. week. Must have
references ard ready for work Monday.
Gail : to afternoons 2S55 Bliss St, 2
Manhattan car
DESIRABLE TRAVELLING POSITION
viii be vacant February Goth Acceptable [
applicant must be over % years old with
high school or college educations unmar- :
RED woman or widow without incEm- {
brance preferred pleasing personality and
adaptabiiity essential: no investment nee I
essary; no experience required; position &
permanent with Advancement VIII pay
right party $50 a week Geo L shu- /
man &. Co Garland BldE ChIcago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
Real Estate Wanted

BUNGALOW WANTED-Have four well
located lots worth $1,000 and $5o0 in cash
TO apply and will assume the balance.
Phone 2020. Branch g.
WANTED To BUY-smaI ranch IN forest
reserve iu New Mexico. or Arizona with
or without cattle. s. Il NicEeIs Ca-rl-
zozos n. N
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
Lumber and Binding Material

LUMBER. shingles. etc. wholesale TO con
sumers everywhere. straight cars OF house
bills guaranteed SO percent heart cedars.
$3.50 in carload lots delivered: sA50 with
house bills OF lumber. etc; correspondiuE-
- low Independent Cooperative Lumber
Company. Lake Charles. La.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
AUCTION SALE
OF SURPLUS

NUh EflNMENl hUh1E1 AND MLLEe
There viii be sold on Fehru-ry 10. 1913.
at a. m. at public auction 10 The high
est bidder Hem0unt Depot Fort Bliss
Tex. $500 surplus government horses and
mules These animals were bought by the
government for overseas service and are
now in excess OF the present recurrence ts-
Twelve hundred and fifty macs and
twelve hundred and fifty horses VIII be
offered for sale. This stock IS in good
condition Mules range IN weight from
nine 10 fourteen hundred pounds and the
horses viii weigh from one thousand 70
sixteen hundred pounds Both horses and
mules viii be offered single. in pairs.
fours. tens and car lots Buyers viii be
permitted TO select and classify stock and
have them presented in auction according
to their selection Arrangements have
been made with railroad to have cars
placed at Remount Depot loading pen so
that there viii be no delay 10 buye
in shipping stock
A leather halter will be furnished with
every animal sold Lunch viii be obtain
able on the ground. sale viii be held
reEardless OF the weather.
Terms Of sale-cGsh or certified check
Do not forget the date. February 10.
and the place. Fort Bliss Remount Depot.
e Paso. Texas
This il an unusual opportunity OF Sc
curing horses and mules at your own price
For further Information wire. Maj. d. IT.
speed. Commanding Officer. Remount De
pot. Fl. Bliss. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01

5 GUSHER OIL WELLS
Abner Davis Locations
Nos 4. :, 6. and s.
All IN center OF
GUSHER BURKBURNETT POOL.
Get your membership IN she
ABNER DAVIS TRUSTEE PLAN
Be one OF the original Ground Floor Mem
bers- SO can be u7ed now and you can
put in more later you share for all time
Every member and every dollar share and
share alike
Your interest IN Abner Davis Well No
starts NOW II you get your application
in my hand before the first dividends are
declared You also share IN Wells No. 5,
No. 6. No 2. No. and all other wells
as fast as they are drilled
Your membership and profit-sharing in
terest in the Amer Davis Trustee Plan
entities you 10 share pro-rata in all BUSH
ness carried on under the Trustee Plan
You are not subject to assessment. You
don't have TO buy a new share every time
a new well is drilled. The Abner Davis
Trustee Plan OF pyrauiding investments
in OIL, IS simply sProGt-SharinE. Man 10.
Man" s10-sI0O or $1,000 may be put 10
work earning dividends under the Abner
Davis Trustee Plain
Address ABNER DAVIS. Trustee
No. Is. Texas OIL Exchange,
Wichita Falls Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
0bifuarea

Carl z Reitan died at his late resi-
delce a. Gle n Campbell 81 Funeral
takes place from 1fcBean- simmons d
Hartford Chapel tomorrow afternoon at 3
oclociz- IntErment in EEcrEree1 cemetery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
For Sale or Exchange


LET'S TRADE
We VII pay cash or allow you new fur
nirure for your old
ROGERs TRADING CO.. IIs \. Stanton.
NOW Is THE TINE
To trade your old furniture on an oil
stove or refrigerator
ROGERS TRADING CO.
IL n. Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
Business Chances

EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD OPPORTUNITY
FOR MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL TO
ENGAGE IN GARAGE BUSINESS As
SOLE OWNER
Location is well established. on the main
highway. in a small railroad town in So
zorro county. New Mexico
No petition Nearest garage twelve
miles away Coed stone building. built
expressly for garage business. with ample
storage room Rent reasonable A Illus
tier can make big money References as
to reliability required Write T223. care
Herald
We MANUFACTURES a carburetor FOR
Ford cars which is guaranteed TO give
double the mileage over any other car
buretor ever constructed regardless Of
name, make or price Money refunded
II Is day free trial does not prove It
Entirely new principle-simple plain tube
not moving part Guaranteed TO start
in zero weather withoIt heating or
printing. Tremendous demand Thou
sands now IN use in Chicago territory.
Reliable. erergetic man who caa guar
antee sales and carry stock Ct $500 TO
$1,000 depending on demand. can secure
exclusive territory and viii easily net
SO. 900 this year. No special experience
necessary. VIII also furnish csrburetors
for other cars IN about 50 DAYS Frank
A. Urwan, sos W Jackson Blvd, Chi
caEo. III.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01

FOR RENT
10 rooms with baths second
floor. all outside roomss good con-
ditiou-
store room. us South Oregon 81.
BROADDUS a lie BARON
219-Ig First Natl Bank.
Phone 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
For Sale-MisceIaneou.

f0f e-Hlscelldneou
WANTED buy chickens. rabbits Pm ss7SR
SMALL AND LARGE wood packing boxes
to- sale. $40 Myrtle Ave.
NEW BUNGALOW-Want s0methinE close
IN or good hotel Gail 53ll. after p m
FOR SALE-Cedar chest. made BY Higl
school boy in manual training Phi 56s2-
FOR Salisbury folding baby bugsy.
sli baby play pen. So Phone 55s3
FOR SALES Singer sewing machine
and Garland coal range. Phi 3ssSR
TODD CHECK WRITER, latest model.
used very uttle az half price. J. J. Raj
ferty. p O. Box SIS Phi sos
SINGER sewing machine. hot blast heater.
pair Belgian rabbits. white LeEhorn pu--
lets Phone 74S3W.
LUMBER-s0me second hand lumber for
sale chap Just the lumber for some
rlnchma1- Phone sS7S
FOR sALE-l3 delivery wagons in spIeu-
did condition. large and small Phi. $500
ACME LAUNDRY
MUST HAVE used furniture for 100 rooms
An fitting Up hotel N OH field. WI
pay extra good prices FOR next two weeks
g. u. Houser Upholstering Co Phi 411o.
RAILS-RAILS-New and second hind
Write or wire when In market for new or
relaying rails Hgrua n-Alichaels Co.. Pee
pies Gas Bldg. Chicago St Louis branch.
Aae.alde & Bulwer Ava
FOR SALE-Fine selected roses bushes
and climbing. grape vines. figs fruit: car
ollna poplar and cottonwood trees. Mrs.
stsffen. Val Verde.
FOR sALE-One year Old 9 gaiIoa Jer-
sey COW $685. also White Leehor1 Barred
Rocks and Rhode Island Red chickens
Sis Belgians. New Zealand Red rab-
bits Also furniture FOR 4 ruou. good as
new WIN take half price 4lao Pera-
Phone SCI
5000 II. MeCray Meat and GrocsTT
Box
1-1IcCray Counter.
III s. Slicer.
Neat Rack
Hobart Coffee 1riu and Meat Grinder.
National cash Register
Toledo Scales
Grocery Counters - Wall Shaving Oh
Tank etc Cheap for cash.
LEE BENuAAT
gng W Orr-fa-F
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
Miscellaneous

WANTED string OF clear amber beads
Phone 1854.
WANTED 20 buy small second hand cash
register AcMickle's. 500 san Antonio
WANTED-Second hand lumber. address
r. F. D. No. l, Box 5s6-
WANTED to buy cheap. second hand piano
for spot cash address Piano. care Herald
WANT gasoline engine. or 6 horsepower.
j. E Bischoff. P. O BOX 1927. FL Paso,
Texas Phone 1901
WASTED-Old rags and old clothes: also
all kinds OF tools. Illinois Bottle & Junk.
St Vrain and Overland Phone 1874
WANTED-To buy small gas engine with
pumping attachment ard with electric
cara Held
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
Ell PASO HERALD
Real Estate Wanted

Real Estate Wanted
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NANTED-Good tenements. close IN only.
LEE NEWMAN, Tenement Specialist.
WANTED TO BUY-WW pay cash for
new or room bungalow Give full
particular Joe Hall. care Herald
Wanted-Furniture
WE Buy household goods Phone 1898.
WE BUY furniture CaH On Us before
you sell Phi 165l or call 4eS $. FL Paso-
WE NEED FURNIIURE-Cash paid. any
amount Union Furniture Co Phi. 1898.
Trade in that old furniture for new.
FoUTz-MooRE FURNITURE co.
WE PAY more FOR good furniture tnan
you sell. G.. d. HOUSER UPHOLSTERING
CO. Phone 411O.
WE ARE SHIPPING furniture and for 5he
next ten days we will pay more than any
firm in the city. Ring US. VIII come
on snort notice Berry hill Eurni ture Co..
40l and 4o5 Texas St. Phone 1886.
TELEPHONE 10
And we will come out and make you a
price on your old furniture TO trade on
ROGERS TRADING co.
ia W Stanton
Wanted to Rent
hotel. not over 20 rooms
Must be modern Address E4I. care
Herald
WANTED TO RENT or room fur
nished house. close in Phone 1877 after
3 o'clock
WANTED-Steam heated room in private
family References exchanged. Address
F53. care Herald
ADTITS DESIRE "a rerf Z ~ gfeo-1
heated rooms with private bath and small
porch on second floor. Permanent Phi
2254. evenings
WANTED TO RENE acres good land
for trucking. between Clint and Fabcns.
VIII furnish teams. utensils and seeds.
Only experienced truck farmers need ap-
ply References required John NJ Wyatt,
at First National Bank
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
DAUGHERT4's BARRED ROCK

FOR SAILS young laying hens also 8
choice Rhode Island Red hers and roost-
err Thrift stamps taken Can deliver
GI14 Hamilton ph fqTGR.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01

STOCK Statesmen ATTENTION.
THE OIL FINANCE CORPORATION
Desires the services OF several high class
salesmen and salesladies 10 sell stock N
the
ALLIED AMERICAN OIL &
REFINING co.
WITH holdings in the heart OF the rich
est oil fields in the world five offset
wells TO drill now
IF YOU WANT BIG MONEY!
and can furnish reference we ask you to
get in touch with the
OIL FINANCE CORPORATION
4o1-11 Insurance Bldg.
Dallas. Texas. Q. s A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01

Eatrl0tIc insert Tor s0IdIer's or saIlor'8
big scoop on war book with Introduction
by Gen March Roosevelt book with IN
PRODUCTION by Taft - sales IN one day,
IS in three hours Outfit free. Act
quick. II. Z. Baldwin Co. Rockefeller
E-l.-- r-.--.-.-a q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01

FOR SALE-Beautiful breeding pen Par
fridge Plymouth Rock Some o. bes- stock
IN the south Puilets laying. Price SIS
Reasons for selling. W E. Peck. Baimor-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01

Trapnested. bred for eggs Matching egg.
fertility guaranteed Now booking orders
FOR baby chicks 5s1s Chester St Pm 77soW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01

For Rent-Houses Furnished
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BUNGALOW near Fort Bliss Phone 624s-
FOR RENr-Partly furnished cottage.
modern Phone s393-
FOR RENT-Hotse. 3 rooms. bath and
sleeping porch; nicely furnished At 1921
Ia Luz
FOR RENT-Sulau furnished cottage,
sleeping porch. close IN; modern Phone
353sM. Sunday.
FURNISHED bungalow. 3 rooms. sleeping
porch and garage at 342s Tularusa- In
Quire SE17 TularoSa- Phone 1915
MODERN room brick partly furnished
built n closets sleeping porch Phone
sossw-
FURNISHED rooms. sleeping porch, So:
water, lights furnished No children
2S0i NASHVILLE St
4 ROOM furnished bungalow with sleep
ing porch and piano. near Fl Bliss on Ma
tions Ave Phone Ills.
FOR RENT-Half OF BUNGALOW. nicely fur
nished- either two or three rooms. glassed
s p Inquire 2o04 y Campbell Take
Mesa car
COTTAGE OF three rooms. sleeping porch
and bath. gas. eiectrlcity. completely fur
nished. only S22-75 including water. 70
healthy. permanent tenant Playground
for children call at 2230 Federal This
is a bargain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
For Miscellaneous

SeIlALiVe Stock-Buy
3 GALLON JERSEY COW for sale, S75.
320S Manzana-
SEVERAL HEAD good gentle horses,
work single or double, for sale cheap.
Texico Transfer CO.
10 GOOD MILK COWS. : young mares.
for quick sale Write 1. A G.. care Her
aid
ABOUT 20 BALES second grade alfalfa
hay. some baled wheat straw. also wheat
suitable for chicken feed call Sunday.
g0I4 Atlanta s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01

WANTED buy chickens. rabbits Phi ss1sR
SMALL AND LANCE wood packing boxes
fn- sale aEQ nTrr-sna Az.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01

4sl FIRST ,7stisaai Bank BldE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01

BARRED and White Rocks. highest Ell,
type: yearling cocks. c0clzerels- pulleis.
young hens, hens with trap nest records
above zoo Sanitary Farm. san Antonio
New Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01

DIVIDENDS from oil OF your money back.
guaranteed by national bank Fair
enough. don't you Think And worth look
ing into2 All right A letter or post
card mailed Immediately tells you all
about IT, Address Investor" Box 1900,
Rllllngs. Wont.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
MTSFRs TAKE NOTICF.

HAVE valuable proposition In Silver city
district Wei defined vein Of high Erade
god and silver ore. running between $500
and ff9a Der tor over 5000 spent on
property IN development work consisting
q 500 foot tunnel and two shafts q
eolnethiug near Zoe feet Win stand strict
est investigation Am open FOR a lease
proposition Property e not for sale. hut
uiii give favorable lease 20 responsible
parties.
r c. HUMAN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01

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WANTED az once. work on a farm Phone
20g5W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
MN Or WOMEN-ESTABLISH EXCEL
LINT TNCOME

selling our policies during spare time
Pays $500 Principal sum. s25 weekly
benefit, sickness or accident. Entire cost
SO. annually Liberal commission Man
aver, sos Temple Court Bldg. New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01

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GOOD BOOM. $. p. board-541sJ-
PRIVATE boarding house. Pm 5262W.
ROOMS. board. gentlemen Pm 1858.
ROOMS and board. strictly first class.
Mrs. c F. Leary. sif ". Missouri
BEDROOMS for rent with board Il de-
sired. az rs Texas St
ONE ROOM and sleeping porch. with 551s
Douglas St Phone 515e.
FOR RENT-Beautifuuy furnished large
room IN private home; excellent board II
desired Garage. Postoffice Box 1870
ROOM AND BOARD 20 gentleman. with
sleeping porch. near Five Points No
sick Reference Call 1895
FOR RENT-With board. room. with
sleeping porch suitable for two people. 405
Prospect
sunny CREST SANATORIUM
steaks. fresh eggs, bottled milk Phone
''0''
WANTED-Two gentlemen 70 room and
board. sleeping porch, shower bath; pri-
vats home, close IN Phi. 7ssoM.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-20

With the departure Friday night Of
Capt, Frank Pilotte, Jr,, the district re-
cruiting office OF the United States ma
riue corps at Memphis is now In charge
Of Capt. Louis +. Pagan. Capt. Pilotte
goes to Cincinnati. o., where he will be
connected with the marine recruiting
service, and Capt, Pagan assumed en-
tire charge Of this district, which EN-
braces portions Of the states of Ten
nessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and Ala
bama,
Capt. Pilotte has been stationed in
Memphis for the past year and one-half
and during that time this district has
forged to the forefront of all other
southern districts in the number of re-
crults secured. The standard estab-
lished by the men under his command
has been maintained and he leaves this
station with its position firmly fixed as
one Of the best In the whole South, He
was extremely popular with his men
and has MANY friends both In and out
OF the service,
Capt. Pagan returned to the United
States in June, after n years service
In France, where he held the rank OF
major with the famous Fifth regiment
OF Marines. Capt. Pagan graduated
from the naval academy with the class
Of 1910, along with the late Frank Har'
rts and Ernest Guuther. of Memphis
He completed a course OF training a
the marine officers school at Norfolk
and was sent to Santo Domingo anI
Cuba with the Fifth marine regimen
when that organization was frs
formed.
with the outbreak OF the world wa
and shortly after the United State
severed diplomatic relations with Ger
many, Capt, Pagan, along with othe
officers Of tho Haitian army, resigne,
their commissions and requested trans
fer to the United States, Oversee
Capt. Pagan had many thrilling expe'
riences. OF the so men who cornposet
the marine guard on board the U S. 5
Rhode Island 10 we've killed and Is pc
cent were wounded, While oversee
Capt. Pagan served with the Fourtl
French army under the famous one
armed Gen. Gourand,
Capt. Pagan Is enthusiastic over h
assignment to the Memphis office, an,
plans to bring his wife here within
short time. He was married severa
years ago to Miss Evalyu Byrd Harri
son.. Of Brandon, Va,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-20
FATHER SEEKS SON
WHO SKIPPED SCHOOL

s. A. Doyle, butcher, 555 Madison
avenue, is seeking the whereabouts Of
his ~13-year-old son., James H. Malone
Doyle, who disappeared Aug. 10 from
the Shelby County Industrial school.
The flieht followed the completion Of
less than five months of a one-year
sentence imposed blythe juvenile court.
Edward Doyle, 10, told a News Scimi-
tar reported that he had seen his
brother at the institution in August.
several days before his escape, but
can give no reason for the flight.
The boy is 4 feet s inches tall and
has auburn hair. blue eyes and a mar
row face. He weighs 95 pounds, has
fair complexion and good teeth. When
last seen he wore khaki one-piece
overalls.
Any information Of his present
whereabouts will be appreciated by his
father.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-20
OKLAHOMA HUSTLERS
PASS THROUGH CITY

A. Il Weitz, advertising manager of
the Tulsa, Okla, Democrat. and w. D,
Moss, owner and publisher Of the Tulsa
Saturday Night, passed through the
city Saturday with a delegation of II
business men from that thriving city
on their way to attend the meeting OF
the National Al Clubs at New Orleans,
They were delighted with Memphis
after a tour ofSthe city, and for the first
time in history admitted THAT there Is
another town in the world equal to
theirs in hustle and activity.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-20
RALLY DAY PROGRAM FOR
DEAF MUTE BIBLE CLASS

The Ephatha Bible class of Memphis
Is arranging n program for Its rally
day services at Central Baptist church
Sunday, Sept, 2S, at Q O'Clock. This
meeting will be open to both the hear
ing and deaf public, and on this ac-
count an interpreter will be secured.
Al this writing the program has not
been completed, but VIII be announced
when completed. The class, through
one of It's members as a representative,
proposes to give a talk on mission work
for the benefit OF the deaf, and for this
several Of the pastors OF various
churches, regardless OF denomination,
and mission workers have been invited
to discuss what should be done for the
uplifting of the deaf spiritually. This
work is said to have been neglected for
years by the public, According to one
Of the class members. there is about one
preacher to 5000 deaf mutes over the
country. and he thinks the public should
give this matter serious consideration,
and perhaps a fund out of the Meth
odist centenary fund and Baptist $751;
900. 900 being now raised, should be
provided for the mission work among
the deaf.
Let everybody whotis interested In
| these plans make arrangements to be
present at the rally day services-the
first OF its kind to have ever been ar
ranged,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-20

ny STOMACH TRousLE AND
constipation cured. | owe II all to DR.,
Burkhart's Vegetable Compound, Like
he said, l Improved with the first dose,
In 80 days | was . well man.--A Pitts
burgh Friend adv.
The Glenwood post., 1919-04-19
FOR A COUNTY AGENT

Another large delegation waited on
the county commissioners last Monday
to advocate the retention of the county
agent program. Successful farmers and
heavy taxpayers were present from Car
bondale, Rifle and Glenwood, and they
made it very plain ,or tried to make it
plain, to the county commissioners that
they regard the county agent plan as
piece Of splendid business.
Among those who advocated the coun-
ty agent plan in the strongest of terms
was the Denver & Rio Grande com.
pany, represented by W. H. Olin, who
told the commissioners that his COM
pany, as the heaviest taxpayer in Gar
field county, considered its share of
the iaxes paid to support our county
agent, as one of the best investments
it ever made.
The commissioners listened patiently
and with apparent interest to all, but
took no definite action.
The Glenwood post., 1919-04-19
A BOARD OF TRADE

Glenwood business men feel the neces-
a public meeting at Eagles hall last
Monday evening took steps to provide
for such organization by selecting an
executive committee as follows:
E. E. Lucas, w. G. Mcdonald, J. M.
Silver, Morgan Gavin, D. G. Weyan1,
II. o. Switzer and j. f. Mccoy.
Congressman Taylor addressed the
meeting and urged organized action
and Elmer Lucas told the people that
he believed Glenwood would be selected
as the site for Colorado s recuperation
camp. The executive committee will be
heard from shortly.