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SPECIAL NOTICES

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WILL not be responsible for any debts
contracted by anyone other than myself.
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FIRST GRADE Civil Service examination,
for clerks April 9Th and 18th; tuition foF
entire course for these examinations as
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL, s. Z. cor. 18th and + SITS. Phone
Franklin 20S0. fe2l-tf
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The CAR YOU WANT

r.av nOt b adveTtised here today. The
"-r~rt quickest way - 20 tell In Times
Sg.0f Al ths kind Of . car you want The
- vTfii Pun under Autos Wanted Ph0ns
80 AL Naln 6z6o. Bill viii ba sent.
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STATEMENT : OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
American Alliance Insurance.
Company Of New York,

ON the SIst day Of DecerAbaF, 1919. As
required under the District OF Columbia
Code, amended June So 1902, and Angus
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CIVIL SERVICE SELF-INSTRUCTOR-
Price 81. PEARLMAN'S, 93I st. NV.
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MRS. DANIEL

Voice Builder-Teacher of Singing
Studio. 1906 G street n. W.
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HALL.NOYES SCHOOL

Day and night. Graded and high school
courses complete, under ex-teacher c H. s
All Civil Service preparatory work under
former L. s. examiner. Also private les
sons. All ages. Catalogue. 22l + 81
y. W. Phone NJ. 3ST7. mh22- tn. .wesa-tf
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS

On the 3ist day OF December, 1a1S, -
required under the DISTRICT of Columbia
Code. amended June 30, 1s02, and Angus
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EVERY CTsTOMFR a BOOSTER.

ACTION IN CASH!i!
THAT'S WHAT YOU wANT-THAT'S
WHAT WE GIVE.
We BUY AUTOS FOR CASH WITHIN
TEN MINUTES IF THE PRICE IS RIGHT.
FRANK. 65S5, OR CALL 945 EYE ST.
". W. BEFORE p. NJ. mch29-tt
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03
BLAME GOPHERS
FOR DITCH LEAKS

Flooded roads in the sandy sections
Of the Nallev. according &c Q. !.
Jegaas. president Of the Meloland
Faim Center and prominent ranch
man. are nine tin IS out Of ten caused
10y poghels. He cavs that more than
q thousand gopher have been caught
On his place bv tpys. Because OF the
great number IN most of these sandy
sections, he encourages strong sup
port in the anti-gopher campalen.
Mr.. James says that he has been
raying 10 cents for each scalp. In
addition TO this, the boys are sup
posed to be r3.t 10 cents a5 the couu-
tv offices as well as cents by Water
c.. Nc. ! ard because Of The rel
taLe and the reluctance on the part
OF those wto aIe supposed to paw Ior
the scalps, the boys become rclutant
to continue their @oEher cttcni92 an.
d. d consequence, especially along the
high banks on the canals between
FL Centre ard Meloland, the roads
are frequently flooded. Mr.. James
says that if the anti-gopher campaign
were encouraged instead # dlscour-
aged, the valley would see fewer
flooded roads.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03
BONNIE BURR
ISSUES FIRST
CHALLEN GES

When you look for NE, you want
70 look for a girl that Is ) feet /
inches tail, weight 1876 pounds. Eyes,
blue; hair that Is neither dark nor
light. So, dear friends, get your
brain to working and picture III you.
mind the description that | Rave Civ
en- YOU and en- Monday get yoLr pa
Fer in YOUR hand and the three
months naid subscrirtion and WIN
the hundred dollars that The Impe-
~ial Valley Press is OfferlnI to Lne
person who finds me. ] VIII admit
that | am going TO try and fool you
as long IS / can. This is sometime
which only takes a little bit Of your
time. and see what you nav gain by
=. Tomorrow. ut , O'CLOCK tor the
persons who might want TO see me,
| am going to ride around town III
q Willvs-KniCht car which ] a.WaL
use. | wisE everybody to get d good
lCok at me, 50 you will know ne
Jack Evans. Worlds Greatest
NeWsboy, vii be or the street vita
me at all times and places where !
viii appear, and he will take care ot
your wants and answer all questions.
lie is known as the boy with the
leather lungs. I feel verv gratefu,
to Mr.. Wright for bringing me to II
Centlo, for | lote the little city al
ready and know that you vii, all do
your best TO find me.
thank YOU. BONNIE BURR.
You mist have a three months
.aid-up substitution Ioccip. in you~
hand and the latcs, copy of The I'm
Dcrial VALLEY Press, ana the words
to be spoEen ere:
"Pardon me, but you are the my
.eli iou5 Bonnie Burr Of The Imperial
gaIiey Press, the leading newspaper
IN the Imperial Valley
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03
MUSICAL COMEDY COMING.

The High School Music Department
IS preparing a musical comedy to be
Given April 10 at the High School
auditorium. The students are seri-
cusly at work and promise the public
real treat. The plav, The Lass Of
Limerick Town. by Arthur Penn, is
Irish in character and contains some
beautiful Irish melodies. The spok-
en- lines are unusually witty and there
are many comedy characters. Pat
and Mike are the innkeepers, played
by Bert Purdy and Glen Provost. Mrs.
O'Flynn Wilma Farrs) is a big
hearted, jolly Irish wcman. Ieith
Haas, as Justice O'Flynn, is broken
heated attorney always looking for a
fee. Nj. Ezra S. Hicks, from Amer
icky and Dustin with wealth." is
played tv Bob kuykendall, whom
many viii remember as the Chinese
iaundryman in yokohama Maid" and
The chief of police in The Pilates of
Penzance' Rex Power and Chauncey
DicEey are the servants. The other
characters are Sir Charles and Lady
N'orthington, PLAYED by Ileo Nc
Cary and Amv Wlnens; their son,
Captain Worthington, James Loot
hGuroW; Betty and Rose Mccoy, .Ju-
liza FoDcannon and Elizabeth Cadman;
Judge Hoolev, Milton Thompson; MOI
ly, Charity McAleer.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03
LLOYD GEORGE PLAYS GOLF

How many people look upon
golf solely for the idle rich? A
game which merely serves 20 kill
time.
True. they will admit, 1t prob
ably is beneficial to the players
health. due 10 us being played
outdoors; but they will add. it
cannot compare with baseball OF
boxing for the development Of
quick thinking. rapidity of mo-
;icn. poise of body, etc.
ye, this SAME same of golf,
furnishes to Lloyd George. Eng
idu1's prime minister, his sole re-
lIAItiou FROM his ;a6o-s ii ,he
fe.ce conference in Paris.
Each afternoon after tn" morn
ing session OF tne conference finds
MIN on the golf links Of Paris,
where he secures relief from the
cares Of state, and acquires new
vigor Cor ! is return to work
President Wilson. too, IS a
great golfer, and it is we'll known
hat through all the past years Of
war, he has kept himself in ply
'ioai shape for his arduous duties
oy his daily round of golf. =
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03
Blouse Coats
New Wrinkle

The newest thing in suits IS the
blouse coat, opening at the frorc over
a square-netaed vest
In wrars. the cape is the smartesc.
The capes have round yokeS, or vests.
and some of the little cape wlars are
rs short as a jacket. The material
the cape is made OF determines lis
satin-fa2ea porlin. ehcrnleusa 5r II
fetas. il is eitner sn atteruoo7 wrar
or may De used ior evening, even
when in a dark colcr For more prac-
teal wear they NAV be made of
serge, broadcloth q velou
The neck line, which is always of in
terest t. women, now has
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03
VALLEY MOTOR
co. MAKES SALES
RECORD FOR WEEK

TIE Imperial Valley Motor Com
r2ny, Valley distributors of Stude-
Baker cars and Giant trucks, report
BUSINESS good.
They have averaged better than a
ar 2 day for the past week.
Among those who purchased cars
ircm them recently are Myers Bros.
If Nelo AID, Mrs. Holloway CT Braw-
~, Nj. Hector of Imperial, Mr. Tru-
n of Sealey, who bought a Giant
luck, while L. J. Bowen, Frank Dut-
ccn, Guy La Touche and Z. NJ. John
st n, all OF FL Centro, are now driv-
70 StIdoH"ko
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03
PUPILS
SET MARK FOR
ATTENDANCE

The following pupils have perfect
attendance record for March at the
5ilsbee school;
Josephine Salisbury, Laura HaVena,
Pauline Salisbury Ailcen GCrnry,
Ruth Havens Jessie Sutton.
Those who had their names on the
honor roll are:
Berta Evans, Delta Phillips, Ruth
Hayens, Veda Lucllin, Marie Hora,
Aileen Guthry. Laura Havcna, Lnd-
wig Hora, Grady Lannford, Echila
Hur-1. Mh% g. &. HhCE,
le4rhaI
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03
RANCHER SHOT
IN ALTERCA7|ON
WITH MEXICAN

IN m altereation with al unknown
Mexican. whom he d yte.c1 h~1
possession q = 5aIas .C.saT'n@ =
neienbor. zoe Byto,naIc, d. lancher
III lie Mesquite lake district, was
.1ea and painful Y wounded late yes
,etday aftefncc, on Eighth street
lust outside the city limits Of In
Although the Mexican fired about
twenty shots, the ranchcr escaped
With only one injury--a flesh wound
in tnc tight leg. Betschart, under the
sus;ilado of bullets, TOOK refuge in
a cue mash and feiened death.
Sterift's deputies, with a good de-
sc.jption Of their man, Wers en- the
lc Ecut for the Mexican today.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03
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Hun ARMY MOVES.
Continued from Page One.)

according t. q Copenhagen dispatch
to the Exchane Telegraph Company,
In the fle6ting at Stuttgart yes
terday The message adds, q violent
crowd attack cd the Town Hail. whica
was occuricp by government TROOPS.
The crowd, however, was Leaten off.
Paris, ArIH 3-Budapes- advices to
the Fleach o.ciQn office state that
t8cla Kun, TIE Hungarian foreign min
istcr. is willing to recognize the ar
ia,stice Of Noyembe'
Although the Allied missions were
tor DoraIily derived Of their l;bcrt|
i'm Hungary and finally eHoelled, the
ceW Hungarian government apparent
ly does not consider it has broken
icaticns with tho Allies and desires
10 maintain them.
In conference circles it is felt that
the m.aundera ,andinr by the Hun
e8lian Of the neutral zone created
hc.wcon HUNGARY and Rumania led
- the original action.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03
Press Ads. Bring Results
CHICAGO BOASTS WORLDS PEST pGVEE opED Boy
FAD . the Gsht been for 20

turc nc is using all fingers be-
caaso he had to keep himself
steady before the camera.
Casey weighs 125 pounds. He
is ) feet, 3 inches tail. He is a
p.4yaical marvel ana he developed
himself by correct breathing.
Bleathing exercises have lnadc
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03
would

its newest turn. 1t would
seem that, after inventing the
round, the square, the U and the
V-neck, it might be tlougnt that de-
signers had exhausted their neck
styles. The newest neck widens out
Irom the back Of the neck until it
reaches the girdle, forming a wide
vest effect, wider at the waist than
at the neck.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

"The worlds best developed
boy''-so-ca..cd by MiXicE. tn" ia
nous English experts working
as assistant to Physical Dlreccor
frank Coyou. the indian athlete.
who is in charge Of tao Nhuoi.
Athletic Club gymnasium. il CAi-'
caGO,
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03
Social Cdla1n.cj .cjldl1ri

Entertaining last evening for the
members Cf the Evening Bridge
Club, MIR. and Mrs. Phil d. Swing
attt actively carried Oft the honors.
Tie home was attractively decorated
in pink sweet peas and the rooms
presented q very pleasing appearance
The guests invited for the evening
we've Mrs. c. J. Ritz, Mr.. w. G..
WhitescaIver and Alr. and Mrs.
Charles Z. Scott. An attractive van
ity set was given Mrs. Ritz as the
guest Prize Other prizes were: A
crystal bonbon iar tc Mrs. GUY La
Touche. as holding the ladies high
est score. and gentlemen's first pnZe,
a mahogany smoking stand, to Mr..
>. G. Horne. Consolation prizes were
,eeeived by Mir. and Mrs. Clarence
Conant. 1nose present were Messrs.
and Mesdames r. b. Moore, \. +.
Nuftcr. O. G. Horne. Leroy Holt,
Robert Whitelaw. !. w. Glasstord.
Guy La Tcpche. Clarence Conant,
Charles T.. Scott. and Mr. W. {;
wi i,esrmver. MIS-. {. !. Ritz and
Nj. and Mrs. Phil u. Swing
Ccmrlimenting the members OF the
new EOaIu OF llG Zen ! iiIONSttllH NiN'''
Mrs. .. G.. Hopkins Of Wens.e .ev ave
aue entertained with a well appoint
ID luncheon tcday. The ladies pres
,nt were Mesdames Robert heplcE,
Fleming. \ Nance, c !.
Ritz. Paul Black, r B. Moore and
Mrs. Jacobs.
The children cf the local eIemen-
.alv schools will take ?: I, in a novel
at the Wilson School
auditorium FRIDAY evening Miss
Aiken and the teachers who are as
sistirg her have worked Vety Strenu-
7usly to make tho entertainment 9
success. The "Iaakee. Doodle Birth
law" operctta, in which many of the
children will take part who have been
.rained bv Miss Bocher and Miss
Collins, viii be cne Of the main tea
mes of the evenings entertainment.
The famous magician Of the Wilson
school will startle the audience with
he famous PoX Tricl. There viii
'lso Re folk dancing. drills and pleas
Ms music. and without doubt the
many parents aaI friends cf the
,oure folks viii be there to enjoy
he eute1 tainnlcrs. 4 straight ad-
mission fee Of 25 cents will be
-harged.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03
roc LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE Pure bred Duroc-Jersey
SOW, one pure bed Duroc-Jersey
boar; also tin feeder; u PIGS, all
pure bred stock. II. TaGagi, one
ri'f r,rh pf Tr'er, -"pn"ca ~
@1r,n1 CGosGlnG
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

T-.- ~,~,o e. r1coA Coroy. y" is
cty ~5 o.- ar, ho ~ Ia. la9ra
l1-.Il..,., a...dCY, tan IA! 10
l..a 10. az nos, oGtoGan&tlMa,
C..Y il * wonderful h@nG Fal-
&.e."
.. d.. a~.c ca h,maclt tn 10
t,au, .-a ftrcansor ci flch
lrH.
u4.tA..Ha ga.1,~r oi la'a7claS
....a ,.t1 Vi MuI. 3H md 20
Lugcrs {. -~ca AaAI, ]" i43 Pic
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

Armand Power, soa of Dr.. f. II.
Power of this city, arrived in FL
Gentro this morning to spend his
aplipg vacation with his parents. He
viii return next Tuesday to Los An
,e.cS, where he has been attending
Occidental College.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03
|. |. MUSSER
Stein n-Bloch Clothes
TO THE WOMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
~ AAl. W f; ~ ~. 1
s xs;:,,.i y, u y,

GAYS DR.. FRANKtcR has Of speskng onr
- unspoken thought span is usdefstand7
By and bye better M 5sek Ss o s sefy man man
This advertise1hent is 3ddfessed to The WHO
stands who undersshs Sr E doent andet+ M
and live iii the Same
and hB~adsownthe seed aa
understands that by the OF WOOL
that it won't get by with him. if she has anything TO
Innings and butonhoea
understands that the Slow sharp
anhopper woanhopper, who values,
pride than the hurryup wrap--up
hopper till 10 minutes before train time and
minute for his folly.
We invite the Woman Who Understands and the
Man She Understands to meet the Merchant Who
Understands the point of view of both.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03
". {. L. {. MEEI.

The W. c. 7. U. will meet with
Mrs. ]. Z. Hodge. S65 Olive street,
Friday, at 2:30 Q. m. 4 parliamen-
tarv drill conducted bv the county
president, Miss Farrell, and a Bible
study Quiz. viii be two Of the inter
eStirg features Of the meeting. a,
welcome. Bling 1,encll ana NOTEBOOK.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

See H. P. Fit'.s & Co. about good
used Holt Trac' c';ors.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

The Christian Church Sewing Cit-
lie spent Yesterday afternoon at the
Red Cross SEWING.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

lIr and Mrs. Lcrov Holt Mrs. A.
T. Bichmo9d and Mrs. Sweeney. OF
no Barbara Worth. are leaving to-
night for visi in Les Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

Harry O.Nelvenv OF this city left
Yesterday fci Yuma en- a few days
usiness IIp.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

Mrs. Otto Censor passed away this
morning at 1880 o'clock following
severe attae. ct influenza. The tody
Is beine held al Skater q Lemons
undertaking parlors awaiting funeral
Gl-5ngementS. which will be made
-E1Wu tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03
.JWales sMvo17Muu.

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Mrs. Blanche Walker of Los An
Geles is a guest of her daughter, Mrs.
George De Haven.
Rev. W. G. Conley. formerly of
this city. but now residing at Pomona
is in the Valley on a business trip.
Justice of the Peace Isaac Mayfeld
this morning ctficiated at the 472nd
wedding ceremony performed Slnde
Re took office some wears ago. The
contracting parties were Sidney Geer-
ing, SO. farmer, and Josephine Alb
ril, is. both of CaleXico.
County Recorder Frank Erzinger
left this afternoon for San Diego to
visit with his wife. who is at the
Santa Ana hcsoital convalescing from
nn operation she underwent several
days ago Ms. Erzinger is mprov-
ING rapidly.
Deputy District Attorney Don Bit
le, and MIs. Kate Oldham. an at
tache of the county legal office,
were in Brawley today in attendance
at the preliminary hearings of two
MeXicans under arrest from the North
End city.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gehbie are
confined to their home on Wensley
avenue with an attack of the influ-
anZa.
Mrs William J. Clements of Green
leaf & Clements is in Los Angeles on
= two weeks visit.
Mrs. 0. G. Hopkins of Wenalev
7venua returned yesterday morning
;flor spending few weeks III Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. LEROY Holt Mrs. A
T. Richmond and Mrs. Sweeney. OF
nc Barbara Worth. are leaving to-
night for q visi in Les Angeles.
Harry ONalvenv OF this city left
Yesterday fcI Yuma en- a few days
business tiIp.
Mrs. Otto Censor passed away this
morning at 1880 o'clock following 4
severe attack ct influenza. The cOdy
IS CEN" nGId at Shafer & Lemons
undertaking parlors awaiting funeral
arrangements, which will be made
.r3Wn tomorrow.
Armand Power, soa of Dr.. t. II.
Power Of this city, arrived in FL
Gentro this morning to spend his
spling vacation with his parents. He
viii return next Tuesday to Los An
,e.cS, where he has been attending
Occidental College.
The Christian Church Sewing Cit-
lie spent Yesterday afternoon at the
Red Cross sewing.
Jean Lack left for san Diego to
..ay 81 a husiress trip and wIll r.
urn home tomorrow.
rtga1' E.sl ~. ~ ..fe-' Den
were Yesterday round over to await
rial in the Lperior coulJ on q charge
q assault with deadly weapon with
ntent to commit ms '-r. TIE charges
II ose cut OF a fight tween the two
,nen and the marsha I'D deputy mar
shall Of Holtyille last week
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

Mrs. O. G.. Hopkins of Wensley
ovenua returned yesterday morning
sflor sDendine a few weeks III Los
Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

Press Liners oring Quick Results.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

Jean lack left for san Diego to
..av 81 a husiress trip and VIII r.
,urn home tomorrow
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

Ejgar' E.al ~ Few Den
were Yesterday hound over to await
rial in the Lperior eou1J on a charge
= assault with deadly weapon with
ntelt to commit ms '-r TIE charges
alose cut Of a fight tween the two
,nen and the marsha nd deputy mar
shall Of Holtyille last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

Mrs. Blanche Walker of Los An
Geles is a guest of her daughter, Mrs.
George De Haven
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

Mrs William J. Clements of Green
leaf & Clements is in Los Angeles on
= two weeks visit.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

Rev W. G. Conley, formerly of
this city. but now residing at Pomona,
is in the Valley on business trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gehbie are
confined to their home on Wensley
avenue with an attack of the influ
enEa.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

2~- ..-~8c'rHt .acnr, Ee.>
.-., o.-r.-- no : .-rp~,.-.
".v'- a~-- -c >--'.- zee: .A'1t
30e. c. aEt,
W.,r.. VIC zoos C 30 -..s..'-
- c . E..c accc2..--,s ,,
cEc1 N. th2 e31-r'.-: c!
8 DIrn, nc man to;'-1
j Ag~' Litaa0os has had Us #,
set. =.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

Justice of the Peace Isaac Mayfeld
this morning cfficiated at the 472nd
wedding ceremony performed slnda
Re took office some wears ago. The
contracting parties were Sidney Geer-
ing, SO. a farmer, and Josephine Alb
ril, IS. both of CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

Deputy District Attorney Don Bit
le, and MIs. Kate Oldham. an at
tache of the county legal office,
were in Brawley today in attendance
at the preliminary hearings of two
MeXicans under arrest from the North
End city.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

come. Biing ,,encli ana noteoooF
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-03

County Recorder Frank Erzingel
left this afternoon for San Diego tc
visit with his wife. who is at the
Santa Ana hcs0ital convalescing from
nn operation she underwent several
days ago MtS. trzinger is improv-
ing rapidly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21

I had the opportunity TO do her and
her husband a favor and she would
have me take that little bell which
she dug up from the bottom Of her
trunk. where she kept II wrapped in
flannel I gave il to Col Roosevelt.
whom I considered the greatest man
Of his day in the whole world"
Numerous complaints are being re-
ceiyed daily at the city employment
bureau about women in FL Paso re-
fusing 10 pay washwomen and other
woman labor for their days work
said Mrs. Lura Z. Lane. director
WOman's department Of the labor bu-
reau. such practice among women
in FL Paso is disgrace and ought 10
receive the condemnation OF all fair
minded citizens. To refuse to pay a
poor Mexican woman a pittance of IS
cents for days work is a practice
that seems inconceivab BILE vet We get
complaints of this nature ali the time.
The bureau IS endeavorinR TO meet
the calls Of the women OF FL Paso
for domestic help, but the success Of
its work is defeated when the women
employers themselves do not pay for
the services of their help"
Crop conditions in north Texas
look promising" said R. H Lewis. OF
Denton. Texas. There has been plen-
~ Of rain throughout the spring and
summer ana cOAlQn ana corn Is look
ing fine. Wheat suffered because OF
too much moisture. but a fair crop has
been harvested in much Of north
Texas Denton county has the best
crop prospects in many years The
same conditions exist throughout all
the counties Of north and north cen
trail Texas.
"A great deal OF validating is 60
ing on in central west Texas" said
George Owens. who lives near SIAM |
ford. Jones county. Texas a large
number OF oil companies have recent |
" been organized in Stamford. Arson. !
Haskill and Abilene and many test |
wells are being drilled in a score or !
more counties Of central west Texas !
While no wells have been brought in /
yet teh oil boom has added much to 1
The Stamford section inasmuch as It I
has given work to a large number OF I
'eople and also given the small land I
1wner a fair urice on his HOLDINGS in /
he way Of oil leases