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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-19

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We pay the most for Liberty 3onaa sell
ua your bonds by registered NAH ana
cheek VIII be f1rgarded % YOU sane Jay
,. S. CURrIss & CO.
Fl Pnsos Tex
Oldest BrokeraEe Flrm in y Raao.
Rooming Houses-For Sale and Rent
FOR sALE-Fine rooming house. rooms,
700 block Mesa n you mean buslntass
Ph. 3sso Tor appolntment.
TWELVE rooms and basement, fully
equipped. al 6Is n Santa Fe.. for sale FOR
first time. account leaving city. excellent
lease . years 70 run. has always made
money.
BOOMING AND BOARDING HOUSE at
sacrifice. 10 rooms. sleeping porehes.
close in. owner leaving town and VIII sell
FOR $3.50 cash. this IS the best buy In
the city Call Meters Phone $3.50
JAMES l. MAXI s. COMPANY
800 san Antonio ST
Help Wanted-Male
WANTED-Beu boy. Hotel Laughlin-
WANTED-B0y 70 work IN plumbing shop
and office. Apply ~ Ie1aA
WANTED-TooI maker. Apply Victory
Piston Ring MfE- Co. 11o0 = llssourt
COOK wanted. eEpeTieneed. single man,
az County Hospital can Or Ph 35s5.
WASTED-CoI0red driver Tor horse and
wagon Apply f13 Mllls 81
WANTED-Frst class wash man Apply
Elite Laundry
ABSTKACTOR WANTED - Dalhart Alb
stract Co. Dalharts Tex
WANTED-lian. single for Kitchen work.
experience not necessary. Cali At County
Hospital or Pm ass.
WANTED-Bright American boy 20 run
srrands and work IN store, coed wages,
good position % honest boy Sunset
Paint Co. 407 Texas.
WANTED-Bdght. young man 10 collect
and sell. must speak spanish and come
wei recommended singer Sewing Ma
chine Co. 205 s q Paso-
PLU1IHER wanted FOR new and repair
work. state age, experience and salary eI-
rected. STEADY work address Plumber,
BARBER WANTED-Good. reliable man
at once. Wire John Adams. Sanitary
Barber shop. Globe. Ariz- Guarantee $50,
and so percent on over s45-
WANTED-S=veral Young men. Unmarried
with thorough grocery experiences, prefer
those with recent experience a good fu-
ture for the right kind Apply afternoons
only. PiEEiy-WiEEly. san Antonlo-
ITANTED-E1perfenc city salesman.
who is acquainted with the trade Salary
no object II you produce results address.
stating references. experience and salary
expected 1T lolas-la Illlless p .. BOX
SOS.
NINE accountant With good knowledge
% Spanish required for large company
Northern Mexico. one With experience IN
metaliurEical bookkeeping preferred Ap-
ply. stating salary and references. 20 P.
o. BOX $50. Laredo. Tex
80. J. f2l Eggs. Hot Cakes and Coffee IS
- 2 Ham or Bacon and Eggs hot
cakes and Coffee $500. ---- 40
" 8. Hot Cakes stripped With Han
or Bacon. and Bacon ---------- 80
d" g. Sausage Hot Cakes and Coffee 50
coffee --.-..--..--- s.
g. Pork Chop. EEg. Potatoes. Hot
Cake. Coffee ------------.--- 80
- 2. Oatmeal. Fruit. Toast and Coffee 80
e. FRIED Mush and Bacon and
coffee -.-..-.---.--'-----.-- .s5
o. g. Waffies. stripped vita Bacon,
and Coffee ---.-.-----.-----. IS
BOLTON'S CAFE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-19

kracKa5ack Christmas Service IS paying
paFLlel4ar aLLeullou 70 6LlH that VIII
please women most We are now making
special displays Of '1S47 Rogers" and
Community Silverware. in. chests. Fats
and Individual pieces ANY OF these viii
please any woman
Gifts In electrical home helps are other
items in KracKajack Christmas Service
you should see
kRAKAUER. YORK & MOVES :. l.
III san Francisco 81. Phone 1910
ORIENTAL BAZAAE - Imported hand
made cluny. nlet and madeira cutuare.
linen novelties. Oriental brass and china.
Navajo rugs moccaEins. klmonas. Jap
anese sewing baskets. beads Of all kinds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-19
Christmas Gifts Suggestions.

HANDSOME FLOOR LAMPS FOR GIFTS.
Itogers Furniture Co. 207-9-11 y. Stanton
TWO good. slightly used base burners. eI-
cellent condition 2o6 s stanton
Mace Cycle and Auto supply CO.
THE HOME or THE BICYCLE.
409 S. Fl Paso St
BEAUTIFUL FIR MAS TREES On sale
at HINES LUMBER CO. We deliver and
guarantee quality; open evenings until 9
p N. until an sold Corner Dallas and
Texas. Phi. 74oo.
Toys TONs TOYS
For Xmas gifts. see Henry 1fohr the cut
rate hardware man TOYS or ALL
Kinds. sos S. e Paso. Phi 49,
FOR SALE-CHEERY MAS GIFTS
Beautiful canaries. guaranteed fine sing
ers. Imported strain. price So also 1 pair
6utterfly nrehes. prince $40. Ph- 1893
SHE'LL appreciate. for years. an electric
Thor washer. cleaner o. sewing machine.
easy payments; cash paid for motors Phi
1873.
a NICE Rug. dresser. % cart. chifforobe,
kitchen cabinet OF sewing machine. dining
table or a rocker. What could you give
better than any Of these with a small pay
ment down and dollar a week
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
1Q7 S. stanton St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-19

Business Chances.
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e. PAsO TRANSFER CO., phone ss7l
BagEase and moving. hauling q al kinds
10 BUT-Bakery. doing cash over counter
business Address J. H Lewis. P o. BOX
%. Alpine. Tex
SPEEDWAY TRANsFER CO.-Five Points
Phi 21z6. Moving. storage. baggage and
expires prompt service. reasonahle charges.
5000 Will buy Interest iE proposition
bringing big returns; IT'S I've enc, act
quick. Mercer. 21s Herald Bldg.
FOR sALE-A No. picture show IN good
western town. For particulars write
2is. care Herald.
WASTED-Stock 10 some 81 Paso bank
II can be bought right address la3.
care Herald.
HOUSE AND sign PAINTING. tinting.
paper hanging and decorating best WORK.
lowest prices Joe Fueutes. "a. 9ezs-
WANTED-To buy Is 10 20 RON room
ing house or hotel close In address S
q. care Herald.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE good. small
town. doing nice business. best OF reasons
for selling. C. o. Armstrong. san Jon. n 81
"A CHRISTMAS BARGAIN"
well established tailoring business, sl9
n. Piedres. doing good business parties
leaving town reason Tor selling
An ORGANIZING Leasing company. would
like 20 hear from reliable parties Who
have small sums o. money 20 invest Ac-
dress z $50 care Herald.
ESTABLISHED restaurant doing
good business, for $50, $3.50
cash and $50 per month Phi 1850.
202 n Stanton.
ETIE REALTY co.
WANTED-To by. good I've drug store or
picture show in good town, give fun par
tlcularH. must stand invsstigation- Ad-
dress rs East Kiowa Ave. Colorado
springs colo
OPPORTUNITY knocks only once Here
is your chance % buy at invoice a prog
resslve. going and money making general
merchandise business Have reen es-al-
nshed for years and do a strictly cgsn
business stock consists Of groceries, dry
goods. shoes. hats. etc Fixtures and stock
viii invoice around &f8Q0s will either sell
property or rent reasonable; stock can 1e
reduced have been averaging $500 pTolt
yearly and am going into other business
II you are looking for an opportunity %
make money and live in healthy climate
JULIUS KANTOR. OWNER.
CanutiIlo, TeEaE-
am located u miles north or ~ 80
Tex. IN a progressive farming community.
good roads and good schools
ANNOUNCEMENT - WANTED - GIN
ERAL MANAGER-Oldest and most pop
ular and substantial mercantile concern IN
It's trade territory has opening FOR high
class man This is an exceptional oppor-
tunltys concern was esta hiished IN lsa4i
does a retail business IN - goods, shoes.
men and women's furnishinss. etc he-
qulres man o. experience and high exc
cutive ability must assume complies
charge o. the business and do buying On
eastern markets n necessary We carry
high class merchandise inventorying ap-
proZimateiy 800. 900; state past experience
fully and salary expected T. De Bona
Dry Goods Co, Eagle Pass, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-19
Siinaiinn, Wnnfed-MaIe

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RELIABLE married man wishes position
10 Filling station or driving a ear. can fur
nish satisfactory reference Pm 1851
SAN CLABORN-General house cleaners
window and carpeta stoves polished. set
up, chimney sweep PA 1881. SIS Second
SPANISH speaking young man with eN-
pcrience as salesman and collector de-
sires 20 work. salary or commission Ad-
dress % ia care Herald
ACCOUNTANT. competent and thurough-
ly experienced ln income taE matters.
wishes 20 locate in FL Paso. Address 7
go. care Herald
BOOEKEEPER. living Oh Colorado wants
position IN Fl Paso, 10 years experience.
FIRST class references. Address F 1s6 care
Herald
COMPETENT young man stenoErapher.
married. wishes 90 locate Ga Ell Paso, az
present employed al order desk clerk BY
one o. the largest wholesale lumber manu-
facturers IN the south. experience 90 this
and other lines covers a period of 10
years, best OF references. Addrasa I. /. l..
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-19

MEN WANTED.
7 want men 10 Represent the Missouri stare
Life Insurance Co IN e Pasos J can give
a very LIBERAL contract and any live wire
can make from sl5o % $1,000 per mnnth-
come and see ne 70 you want q good prop
ositions TO experience needed
LEO R. sCHUSTER. GENERAL AGEET
G1l Muig BLDG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-19
Simafops Wanied-Fenals

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EXPERIENCED young lady desires psrula-
uent clerical position assistant 1ookkeep-
er. Phi. 1761
POSITION as teacher n commercial school
or commercial department q high school,
high school normal and business ccllega
graduate with experiences. Mss n Hl-
Hard. Marshall, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-19

NOTICE.
This IS 20 certify that from this date,
Dee IL. 1913. We VIII not be responsible
for any bills contracted FOR unless signed By
THOS. l. GuLLIkSEN
7rEnnrau nrnwnu rn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-19

nelp HanteQ-f emaie
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WANTED once. cook Quarters Is.
IN eayalry, eal b nerson.
WANTED 70 keep house and
cook must stay nlghts N 4s-s-
WANTED-Good woman for kitchen work.
good vases l0s y Oregon-
ENGLISH speaking maid wanted west
en- Hotel. 3l1is S. stanton,
WANTED-Competent cook private fam
lly. 151I Montana-
WANTED-Housezee must stay nights.
Ph. 1I30. 331s Grand. IT. Bliss car.
WANTED - Telephone SRI for grocery.
state age. experience and salary expected
Apply z is. care Herald
WANTED-Brishr. young woman % wait
on customers. must come well recon-
mended- Address ll2. care Aerald-
WANTED a colored woman that can
cook Apply 1915 W Missouri, Apt 4, or
Pm. 1s1I
WANTED-Chorus Eiris az once. MUSICIANS
that double stage. useful people com
munlcate- DeminE. n II. Dee To- Co
lumbus. Il; El Paso. Tex. indefinitely.
Honeymooners can Whltel Iinstrels- Z
T. whitney. Mgr.
WANTED-Glrls 20 work In Illusion Pos
ing show: must welsh between l25 and
40 pounds. good figure and pleasing APP
nearancc. experience not necessary. salary
SIS per week Address. shows Of Wonders,
5ol S. p Pasc
GTANTED-TouuE woman for office work
who can speak spanish and English flu-
entity and write neatly. permanent pcsi-
uon Tor ln4uslrlQus, lntelllEelE person
THE TEXAS PURCHASING CO.
Room 8. Coles Bldg
Corner san Antonio and oregon SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-19
Heb Wanled-Salesnen

Help Manted-Salesme
ONE city. road selling beverages. candy,
cakes. crackers Tickle NfE- Co. 1--WE
Points
WANTED-EzperIenc real estate sales
man. have attractive proposition 70 offer
right party Henry B. stone Co, 4ll
Capies Bldg. PA 2s3f-
WANTED-HiEh class Oh stock salesman,
salary. expenses and commission. work
Arizona Yuma Commission Co.. Yuma,
Arlz
" ANTED-Immedlatel - RELIABLE stock
salesman in Texas towns 20 represent rich
est mining enterprise IN southwest a for
tune maker Address P o. BOX ss5. santa
Rita. ". H.
Help Wantsd-Male and Female
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sPANISH-ENGLISH steEographer. rapid
in dictarion, wonderful opportunity APP
ply Harmon krupp GO.
ASSISTANT BOOkkEEPEE. rapid and
accurate On figures. none other need APP
ply. 14s Myrtle
WANTED-Tlg0 fIrsf class an round cooks.
SIS per week. permanent place for right
parties. Palace CAFE. w J. sutton. Prop.
Maria, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-19

ESTABLISHED restaurant. doing
a good business. for $3.50. $3.50
cash and $50 per month Phi. 1850.
202 n. Stanton.
ETIE REALTY co.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
FREE REIN TO LAWLEssNEss.

In view of all that has been said and done in order to bring about an ob- servance of law and order. it cannot be viewed otherwise than a strange attitude that was taken by the gov ernor of Mississippi when he refused to intervene. when the attention was called to the developments in the plans for the lynching of 8 Negro for an assault upon young white wo- man.
 It was the statement of the govern or when petitioned to prevent the act that he was utterly pcwerless, that it would only mean the deaths of hundreds of others and no one could prevent the inevitable from happening In taking such view he apparently believed that the mob was determined to take the situation into it's own hands and deal out justice unlawfully.
 There was in this case no question but what the right man had been se- cured for the accused admitted that fact, but it was the statement of the doctor who had examined the wounds inflicted before he was caught that fe could not live more than 24 hours. Therefore it was apparent that he was not going to escape and that he was not going to get the benefit of long delay in the administration of justice. Nothing was to be gained by hanging. shooting and burning the man as was done. Such lynchings have not pre- vented the very crimes that he com mitted. but had the governor acted and insisted that there should be an obedience of the law it would nave stood out much more creditably to himself and the state than to admit that he could do nothing. It is such failures to act for the prevention of illegal murders that encourages re- sort to such mob violence in such cases and even in others where the provocation is much less. The. gov ernor's attitude doesn't create any re- spect for law and order.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01

tung to Japan with nothing said as to what Japan is to do with it, and it is
 quite natural that China should not be satisfied with such a situation. That it would sign the treaty under such con ditions could hardly be expected. China
 desired to sign with certain reserva- ticns and these would have dealt with this particular matter. but it was not permitted to and the result is that it has not concluded peace with Germany and what territory Germany controli- ed in China is now under Japanese domination through sanction of the allies who apparently have faith in Japan and its promise to treat China right, which is not shared by China.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
NO CHANGE FOR rURkEY.

Just how Turkey could have expect ed to receive any favors from the peace conference is beyond compre hension. Possibly it thought 1t could pull the wool over the eyes of the delegates and make them forget past conduct in view of promises for the future, but if such was the case it has been disillusioned by the reply that has been received to its plaintive appeal for mercy.
 As it ought to have expected the al- lies make it plain to the Turkish del- egates that the empire hasn't chance of remaining intact, or of remainipg g as it is without Armenia. Turkey has been weighed in the balance and found wanting. It's government has long been the cause of severe condemna- tion and though it was doubtless placed under great pressure by Ger many it must have realized the, use lessness of placing the full blame for it's actions upon another, when it has shown so repeatedly that what it did was only in keeping with the policy that has time and again been adopted of it's own accord.
 Turkey was of course handy tool for the Germans to employ. It was ready for the di<ty work and it per formed it to the best of it's ability. Just what the entente nations pro- pose to do in the partitioning of the country has not been disclosed though 1t is not expected that Turkey will have to wait long before finding out. The allies have made it clear that Turkey has shown that it is incapa- ble of self government. Unless it's subject peoples are going to be wiped out they must be rescued and cer tainly there could be no better time than now. Turkey has played with fire and lost and it must take the con- sequences whether it whines or not. In fact it's conduct has been such that it should be given reason to know that the past cannot be repeated.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
FATHER SPEAKS UP

T know you've got a mind,' said the father of the family. but what gets me is why you should think you have to put it in cold storage to preserve it.
 T know shis is going to be for my own good" Caroline said resignediy. T don't deserve it.
 I've been saving this up since early in the evening, when you and Harriet dropped in here to get a drink of water and show off Harriet's new cape. Just out for the movies around the corner you discovered that you couldn't find tickets that you had bought.
 Haven't you got then?'. Harriet bag. Of course. not you said promptly. You have 'em- Didn't you buy 'em 9 Yes admitted Harriet, but I know gave 'ern to you
 Then we must have dropped them coming over here Harriet declared tragically. Think of having to pay 44 cents all over again and out of our anaemic allowances
 T gave up trying to read and your mother likewise abandoned her volume.
 Have you looked through your pockets and bags? we suggested mild ly.
 Oh, my, yes.' Harriet allowed spill ing out chalk, a package of gum. a box matinee tickets, three handkerchiefs and a cracker. I've looked all through this thing
 Then for good n1eausre she attacked her pockets and hauled out all the gloves she had bought during the last three years and such a varied assort- ment of other merchandise that I mou1entarily expected to see her add couple of rabbits and three or four chickens to the collection. Meanwhile you pried open two ox three flaps in your own bag and thoughtfully declar- ed that there were no tickets visible and it certainly was very queer.
 No, there were no pockets in your gown, and you never put things down your neck, as movie heroines d.d. And when you thought of the A cents gone to waste you wanted to die, and what was the good of saving money, any how? Well, maybe you'd find them on the perch or the walk, as it was rair- strains wouldn't finger to pick up
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01

the strikers are being sifted out and reduced to more reasonable terms In what they can do. Little by little they will get nearer together until a settlement is arrived at. But 1t may take some time. The ,srgin ~e N,-- ing cost and of industrial profit arc neither Of them pIvoao4y
 such urgent issue as to prolong the disagreement. It seems to us the employees could most wisely go back to work on the terms offered by the manufacturers and settle points of difference as they arise by patient rea- soning together. The employers are evidently in that mood. The good of the town, and it's reputation, call for an agreement.-Waterbu American.
 The Waterbury strikers, according g to last reports. had modified their original twenty eight demands and reduced them to two-sixty cents an hour and recognition of the union. These are matters for the employers to accept or reject, as they prefer but the thing to the borne in upon the strikers is that in either case they acquire no right or power to interfere with other workes who may associate with them or take their places. The rights of the non- union man are at least as sacred as those of the union member, and must be maintained even at the muzzle of ma chine gun, if necessity compels it, Bristol Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01

things when it was pouring. was extremely comfortable where I was. but I herocia1iy offered to join the search party.
 Out into the bitter storm we went, and after all three of Us had stumbled down. the front steps, doubled over sleuthlike, with our noses to the ground, Harriet decided she would be and fifty feet farther on you decided to join her. As you said, what on earth was the useof your looking when could look so much more expertly than yourself?
 Needless to say, I found no tickets Far easier, said, resainirg my wasted strength in glass of foaning sarsa ' parilia at the corner drug store bar, far better to dig down into my savings and purchase two new tickets than to court pneumonta further.
 So. proceeding to the movie palace, ! attached mysslf to the far end of a line several miles long and after years and aeons. reached the ticket window and regally blew in my money. Then sloshed back home, expecting to find you and Harriet sobbing in each others arms on the top step. anxiousiy await ing me. Instead Of which you had turned on the photograph and were stepping gayly over our best rug. thrust the tickets at you.
 "'Oh.' said Harriet blankly, I de- clare, I'd forgotten all about the old movies. So had you, it appeared from your daze. You gazed at each other fondly. debating whether or not it was worth while to go to the movies after all, and when at last you reluctantly thought you might as well, Harriet reached for another handkerchief in the outside flap of her handbag. Why. dear mel! she said casually, in some surprise, here are those tickets, after all! I must have put them right in here when I got them Why, so you n1ust' you agreed with no surprise, and the two Of you strolied out calmly, quite satisfied with yourselves, with an absent minded, kindly nod in my di- erction. I-'
 Well, l don't see in the least what all that has to do with having brains!" Carolne said indignantly. And it isn't funny. either"
 You bet it isn't funny!" agreed her father grimly. "Oh, we'll, whats the us?'
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
WHY CHINA REFUSED.

Not a little attention has been at tracted by the refusal of China to sign the peace treaty. China had aligned itself against Germany and taken sides with the allies some time before the fighting stopped, although it had rot taken a very prominent part in the struggle. In connection with the peace arrangements. however, China has been endeavoring to secure the protection that it believes it should get and inasmuch as the treaty pro- vides that Japan shall take possession of Shantung and the possessions and privileges held by Germany. it is naturally a matter of concern to China.
 Japan wrested from Germany it's possessions in the Shantung penin- sula during the early part of the war, and it has been declared by Japan that it is its intention to restore to China that which it took from Germany but there is nothing in the treaty to show it and there is no telling and Japan has not been willing to state when it proposes to make the restoration. By the treaty Germany gives up shan