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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08

When K. =. I.ouEhlin Of Phlladclph'a
and Nav Rastou OF Joliet. Ill, meet
tonight IN IN" main bout OF ten rounaS
AZ the Market AUDITORIUM ortore In
Wheeling n -. very formal Eree'lhs
will take place,
rorrbl,n has never lamped hts Slim-
r,erx on RaSton. and the latter can say
The sam" of I.ouEhltn. When Referee
ClfZ calls them 10 tn" CHnt"r 81 the
ring n" Will hav" something Pkt SnlS
TO say: Mr. InuShl'n. n""t Navy NaS-
Ton. IN" lad who Will try 10 Deat you
UP
In reply the fans Will hear sweet
little voice and ono that IS quite rough
for Rasron - very particular IN Sc-
rcptnE an Introduction ana WIZ teAe
has usual rourS" ~ accepting oS say =
INK. Il am very pleased to meet YOU
Mr.. LnuEhun. and viii II" doubt get IN
reply. "Howdv." Tor l."uEhllu. IS
pcriaIly when nm uchtlnS toys. IS man
81 few words.
MI nEh'rr> VIII" VIII parti'Ipat" IN
t"ulcht'S bout are IN nm" condition. ana
one, ~ IN" best boxing cards "\cr StaS'o
before local hchJ fans VIII result
X. .. l.,ughllu has been working out
hrrur" a crowd oI admrtng night fans
at tho Victoria gymnasium for tn" past
three days and all who hay" seen hum
go through his work arr amazed al III"
easy way D" does IT,
Loughliu has nrv.r >".u EaSton. hut
he states that ~ has heard cOuSl dcrahls
~ him. and that H. - recognized by
many a. one Of the toughest Of the
wvltCrwcLShrs ~ the gam" today. BY
the Snappy NAY in which h" goes
THROUGH ms trainlnE. LnuShnn seems
10 rcTIixc that ~ has a hard scrap
awaiting, hlm
RaStun has hraron ~rm" ~f N" worry
hest boys m tn. 1i5 pound class IN the
west. wh"r'' he Is considered IN class
BY himself.
Tommy Phillips, formerly 81 this
CIV. hur lately - pittsburgh. and
Frnnlti" RITZ viii Furnish The fireworks
for the fans m N" >"mi-unal 81 six
rounds.
Johnny gallagher has about rho
Toughest orp"ncn, on his hands during
huS cnurc ring career IN cyclone Miller
~ Nnu0dSNill" Nl'l~r expects 10
enrinC y SurrrlS, N IN" local lad. but
Gallagher has hc"u working hard in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
Nature Hives Cry for Hep, That
Will Make This Winter. a
Season of Good Health
For You.

Winter and Catarrh are COM
panionS in evil. Catarrh is sweep
ing civilization from one continent
10 another, because civilization
does not follow Natures laws.
Nature tells us what 10 do and
we pay no heed.
Down deep in the body of man
lie streams of blood. going every
where and making d complete cir
cult of the body every few sec
ondS. In these rivers, brooks and
streamletS of blood flow millions
of little soldiers called corpuScIeS,
whose duty it is 10 heal hurts, eX-
pei the enemies of man-germs--
from the body and carry away inn
purities.
Nature, with the blood, builds
bone and hair and teeth and flesh,
She does this so quickly and with
such absolute perfection that II
we put into our mouths and stom.
:,chs the things the body needs,
nature will diStill her own chem
icalS and build up any torn-down
portions.
Catarrh IS q tearing down OF
mucous membranes. 4 mucous
membrane is one of the wonders
of science. 1t does the important
work of the body in some lines
When it becomes diseased, you
quickly have the alarm from ma,
ture. Catarrh, in most cases, first
warns US from a condition of the
nose and throat. These mem
branes cannot do their work. They
become clogged. Impurities form
and choke them. Decay starts
unpleasant odors arise, gradually
it SPREADS until the membrane is
almost worthless. Then we learn
the fault is with the blood. There
is TOO much work for the corpus,
cles to do-not enough TO do it
They need help.
Placing salves and lotions IN the
nose, and taking pills, powders
and purgatiYes will not give ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
EX-HIGH FLOOR TEAM
GOES TO BETHANY SAT,
Local Ex-Nigh Basketball Team VIII
20 to Bethany Saturday to Play
! Bethany college First Team.

Saturday evening ne Ex-Htsh basket
ball team Of this city viii so (" Beth
any. whore they VIII lash with the
Bethany College first string toam. This
game will be he hardest PLAYED 50 far
this season BY The local acrr' CATION.
and although they realize that they will
meet a hard opponent IN Bethany. they
nevertheless arr confident ~ making 4
good showing.
The PLAYERS who Will compose III" FH-
High team arc Woods. Wheeling High
forward ~ 1917. Tlhhcns. guard in 1919.
Young. guard IN 1919 k!mmcl. Of Mt.
Union College and Geisey and Conley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
Agreeable to West Va.
Date FOR Tho West v1rg lnia-W esleyan
Game For Next Years Football
Season Is Agreeable.

Special To Inc lntelllECnccr-
MORGANTOWN. Jan. The date
finally agreed upon for the West Eir-
Cinia WeSleyau-Wrst Virginia Gniver-
Sity football game next fall l. G. Sept
cmb"r 18th. IS The most satisfactory
thar could Rave been arranged so far as
West Virginia University officials are
concerned
Naturally. West Virginia did not wish
70 lose IN" opportunity Of playing Yale
IN order that the MethcdIstS might be
met. and IN n lesser degree fclr tho
Same way about the Washington 6 Lee
game.
September 18th. is not an undesirable
date for the WcSleyan-Wost Virginia
game. Wesleyan authorizes seem TO
have forgotten that the first contest tho
MethodIStS won from West Virginia
was won on the same relative date in
1917. almost eight years axe. From
West N.rElnia's standpoint. September
cJth IS most desirable because It gives
the state coaches an opportunity TO
point" tn, Mountalncer players in a
manner that would be I'm possible a any
other stage Of the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08

anticipation OF hard bout. which will
be OF SIX round duration.
Young Crock and Chick Watt Will
meet in a four round preliminary.
Young Tacher OF GreEssvllle and Kid
Norris OF Bridgeport will give tho fans
some action in tn" curtain raiser of
four two minute rounds
Reserved and rinESldo seats are on
sale at the Mcclure cigar stand. Fort
Henry Smoke House. Victoria rnol par
lars and Crumhacker'S caf" I'll" C"n-
eral admission seats and the remaining
rtnEsidc and reserved will 90 on sale
At tho Auditorium box ofrIcc at I
O'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
YIN. BIG FIVE GETTING
READY FOR FRANKLIN
LOCAL TEAM IS FKacT1C1NG HARD
IN ANTICIPATION OF HARD
CONTEST.
Big Team Of Local z. M: C. 4. VIII
Clash with Tho Franklin Couege
Team Saturday Might.

The :. ". =. \. EyWnnSIUW IN WI
t.cth street. will he thu scene OF livery
sr,tn when tho Franklin college has
kct ball team mcCtH IN" Zig Five "f
tho local y. VI. e \. at $50 o'clock:
This will De- the iir"t biz game % NJ,
SEASON 10 II" staged in this Vicinity ana
local fans are expected 10 turn out
strong To- wirh.cs tho initial clash.
Professor Miller = running his boys
ihrnugh :, series " hHrd workouts. aud
.xp,cts t. hnvc them In fine shape for
thr contest Saturday Jimmy khrh-
mann hirr school sensational IN 1915.
viii h. arrn ut forward position. and
~ expected 10 strengthen tn" team ma
lcrIally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
Loughlin and Raston
Boutfor I en- Rounds
TOMMY PHILLIPS and FRANZ; RITZ TO MEET
FIGHT FACTS

FIGHT FACTS
Place Market AUDITORIUM.
Tinle~-Ioors open so. First bout. 80
Referee "Stonev" RITZ Of Wheeling
Timekeepsr- George Phillips.
PHYSICAL examiner DR.. E :. RtppuS
Main Bout-Ten Rounds
.Navr" Raston X o. LouChin
Joliet III Philadelphia Pa
SemLFIns--Six Rounds
Tommy phInns frankie Ritz
of versus OF
Pittsburgh "a Wheeling, W. Va,
Prelr,irary-SiI Rounds
..rvr,one" Miller Johnny Gallagher
If Versus Of
MouudSN llle NneelhS
PrelIninary-Four Rounds
Chick Wait Young CROCK
versus "
south Wheeling East wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
CANES
IN BASKETBALL
I,insIy-wallsburR.

Friday evening the Llnsly Institute
basketball team Will open their 1920
basketball schedule. when captain
Dutch" Hadorn leads his scrappy floor
team against Wcllsburg High in IN"
ILnsly Armory Coach StnbhS IS run
ming his boys through somn hard prac-
rlcc. and the Cadets arc expected 70 turn
out q fast team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
C1aysville.

Claysville. CPa) high basketball team
will go to Bellaire Friday "vcnnG'
where they will meet the Red and Black
basketball team. This will be tho sec
ond appearance Of III" Claysyille, aGEr"-
CATION in this vicinity and as they ar"
are very popular with tho fans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
MISUNDERSTANDING

SteuhanvIllc High Will furnish the OPP
position for thy Cathedral High floor
team Friday rSCning at the Cathedral
Coop" This viii be the third game Of
the season for the Cadets, having won
and lost a game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
Basketball Challenge

The Yankee MidEets challenge any 30
noird basketball team in tho Ohio Val
lev for n gam" on any night with IN"
exception Of tuesday and "Wednesday.
Call Bernard Wees. T. seventeenth
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08

,rca--Hohsrcrtcr and Murrin.
STANDING OF TEAMS
PITCHER MITCHELL
SOLD BY THE REDS

CINCINNATI. Jan. Pitcher Roy
Mitchell was today sold by the IN
riurar Nationals to the Sacrament"
clnh - ill.,. Pacific coast league. Tie
purchase rricr Was not disclosed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
WV, SEXTETTE WON
warwood High Girls Lost Opening Game
To Fast Y. w. G. A. Aggregation
4l-e Last Evening.

The Y. W. c. A. basket team walk
ed away with the War~ood high girls
last evening IN game played In Inc j.
w gymnasium. the final score beIns
i1-a. III
Not onco curing the entire game olo
the Warwocd girls prove dangerous.
They were completely outcIaSSed' play
ing against a team that led them py
many wears In experience.
Mics Fleming AT forward was the IN
dlvidunl star for tho locals, making :?
Of the II points made by the J: W;
girls. She Gagged i goals from held ana
shot one foul out " two attempts MISS
cs Mccormack and Updcgraff played
fine floor game.
For Warwo0d Misses StctE"r and MI
ton did the best work. These two girls
rrIcd hard to keep their team even IN
tn, scoring but the fnc guarding OF the
locals proved too much.
Following ~ tn" lineup:
Y. W. (4l) WaFWood lsD
Fleming Forward. .SteiSer
Met 'OrnICk -. Forward. .Hllt"n
poormaN ..... Center. O.. HOOD
IlNker. Jumping Center. -: steer
I.lrirk .C;uard. .kindclherEcr
4 pdcgraf ........ Guard. RauGhman
Substitutes: For Warwood--ShireN
for Kindrlbt rgcr. Goals for Y. W
Made by Fleming "A; Mct 'ormick !. For
Warw6Id--.StctScr :: Hilton !. Fouls
Tor Y Why Fleming |: Mccormick
Z; For Warwo0d- Stc!ger !: Hilton |.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08

Subs Hill for Morrison; outright
for Gaines: Cunningham for Perry, IT.
vino for Youkm
Scoring West Virginia hAld goals
kIEcr 4: Hawkins 3; Gaines :. Outright
." Dawson. Morrison. Hill
Goals from foul: Morrison . in l.
attempts: Hawkins l in . attempts.
Davis-Elkins schorins field goals:
LoudIn. 4: Ynukm. 3: Perry. l
Goals from foul. Perry IN .: Yn-
kus l In ,.
Score end Of f'rst half was 10: Davis
Elkins &: time halves 20 minutes: ref
cree. NJ. W Lanhanl, West Virginia
Wesleyan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
WEST VIRGINIA HAD
HARD TIME DOWNING
DAWS-ELKINS FIVE
MoUNTA1NEERS DEFEATED D. q Z.
QNTET BY 35-2a SCORE DUE TO
POOR SHOOTING.
Hawkins, Klger and Gaines Failed In
Many Attempts at Goals-Kiger's
Pass work Was Good.
c1al "a NM Intnllirencnr-

SPECIAL To Inc lntCllEenceF.
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. Jan. =
West Virginia played poor basket ball
and the mon found difficulty an keeping
result that what was expected to b. a
runaway contest with Davis ,Elkins. here
today. resulted in \ fairly closely CON
tested game. The tnal srur" was 30.
in favor Of West Virginia, this being tho
largest lead amasscd a any stage Of tho
contest.
Wesc VirGlnias shooting was especial
~ poor. Hawkins. kiEer. Gaines and
other players missing numerous chances
for goals from the field.
In SpitN Of tho MNuntainecrS sloppy
play Davis Elkins was never in winning
distance though she put UP 4 scrappy
game.
For West Virginia Dawson and Nor
rison played especially we'll and KiGer.
though not being high scorer did well
advancing the o9ll up the floor.
Fer Davis-ElklnS, Loudcn was the
high scorer man but Tcrry's floor work
was feature. A capacity crowd saw
he contest there being more than i've
hundred visitors TO farmers week al the
university who were admitted free.
LIN" up.
Nv"st VlrGtnia-S5. -Elkns-2c.
RE-,
i-'' N'''' l.. F. '
'l'' G. ''ON'''
re.
Morrison ,c;...'.... Harris
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08

Friend-You say the editor bought
one OF your poems?
POft--SeS'
Friend wonder II | couldn't sell
him som" mining stock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08

ricld tioals--W "lsh"us. =, S'ohbS: :,
r,rl G,uI~--Iiiu. 1 out II II: Coz
ton. ,ut Of 10
E,Ipr". Murrlu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

on and Gas leass-permits on Texas
University and School Lands.
DIRECT TO YOU
Tou can secure from 5 70 50 acres OF
these School Land OIL and Gas rights.
with assignment made and recorded In
your name. 20 be held sold or let on
drilling contract or DO with as you
would your own property
SO FOR 100000
Ten Dollars viii DO for you the thiag
Il may take a thousand 10 DO 50 days
from now. which would mean i'm
raense quick profits 70 you School
Lands are limited There VIII never
Be any more. You viii never have the
opportunity again Your last great cp-
portunity 10 Erasp a fortune By In
vsstinE Few dollars IN a going cnn-
cern with Free Bonus Of School Land
on Rights that alone may make sou
Independent for life
BONUS
This viii be your last opportunity 20
share IN the distribution Of these
School Land Lsase-Psrnit OIL RsEhts
with me with chance 70 win quickly
through big interest IN DEVELOPMENTS
by company cooperating IN drilling
and extensions
5000 cash payment secures 800 member
ship on terms OF 5000 per month with
reservation Of $1,000 interest 70 be raid
Up out Of profits II you prefer There
Is no forfeiture-no assessments.
Millions have been made by many people
from very small leases and thousands
Of poor people have reaped riches from
few acres OF lease holdings without
expense or effort on their part through
DEVELOPMENT by other companies
The Marathon Fold IS Southwest Texas
geoloEicaiiy reported on BY the uni
versitT Of Texas traverses the trans
Pecos-Rio Grande district. where these
School Lands are located
RENT 5000 Or MORE
Make your reservation now and after
fun ten days Investigation II for any
reason you are not satisfied your money
viii be cheerfully returned without
question or delay.
Your membership shares IN oil wells /
refineries. leases and all present prop
erty and all extensions in the future
eor dividends 20 be earned FOR you
Your Bonus Of from 8 10 50 acres o.
on Rights Is free and IN addition 70 ]
your profit-sharinE membership.
When this Bonus offering IS taken all I
renittanceE VIII Be returned
ABNEE DAVIS. Trustee
Box 2555, Fort Worth. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
OIL and Mining

TULAROsA BAsnS-5 YEAR LEASES.
H. o. Scobee.
307 E P & s W. Bldg. e Paso. Tex
FREE TEXAs SCHOOL LAND Oh ssass-
permits s acres. recorded in your name.
as bonus fer cooperative DEVELOPMENT
Abner Davis, Trustee. Fl worth. Tex
ROYALTY BARGAIN.
I have . 160th interest IN 20 acre Frank
Goods tract completely surrounded By pro-
duclng wells and within a mile OF the
Famous Stokes well. miles northwest OF
Eastland. Tex; this IS TO be drilled soon.
act quickly. price S175. Write Dick
C-utcher. Eastlaad. Tex
SOUTHWESTERN Tularosa Basin on Go.
report commercial oil struck at 1850 feet.
drilling suspended 10 case off water after
which vel viii be brought in; production
is assured and any commercial quantities
viii slzyrocket lease prices HERE IS
YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BUY BEFORE
THE BOOM WHICH IS BOUND TO
CONE 7 have $40 acres Of state land
leases n one body which I viii sell IN
either 90 50 OF 80 acre piece situated IN
Sec l6. Township IS South. Range East.
" Il P IL; price. S1150 al acre. also
have solid sections IN the Tularosa Basin.
WIRE-WRTTE-OR PHONE.
B. B. GTNSBERG.
Roswell y II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
OIL and Mining

HAVE 10 sections OF state oil lease iand
within 70 Il miles Of Southwestern Tula-
rosa well I'm Orero county. New Mexico.
vhich We can offer you az 81 per acre Tor
the whole or in smaller tracts az f1.5o per
acre. II interested write or wire me at
arne- A. 7. MenEsr, AlamoEordo, n. Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21


SHEEIEF's SALE
STATE o. Teas.
County OF e Pzso.
b virtue q an order o. sale, issued
GU q the Eonorable County Court AZ Law
Of e Paso county. on the 18Th day o
August 4. D. 1890. b. the Clerk thereof.
in the case OF Fl Paso Auto Sales com
pa1y versus J. z Jimensz. No. 1857. and
70 ne as Sheriff. directed and delivered. !
VII proceed to sell. within the hours PEE
scrihsd By law for sheriffs Sales. on the
1s-h day Of August A. D. 1890. At court
house door. IN e Paso county. Texas. the
following described property, to-wit=
One Chevrolet. 3 passenger. four-ulnety
automobile. no. 1855. Motor no. A-s25e3.
fsTisd on as the property Of J. z Jimeuez.
10 satisfy q judgment amounting 20
s2oS.8S IN favor OF Fl Peso auto Sales
company. also the further sum Of 52o-5S
attorneys 1ees and cost OF suit
Given under my hand this 18th day o.
August, A. D. 1890
SETH 3. ORNDoRFF.
Sheriff
BY J 3. Fitzpatrick Deputy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Ia saI.-AuLonobiIs.-Ranted

For observation-disclosures
----.--~-~-~-~---~------ -----~---~-~-----~-~---r
FOR sALE-Nsw Dodge Roadster. Ph-
ONE Kohisr truck n Derfset condition.
thoroughly overhauled- Central Produce CO.
aTT STY- 4 5sT7snEsr roadster. excellent
shape, would take some trade- PA 81.
1890 OLDslIOBILE Little Six IN splendid
condition. price is right Ph- 45l5.
F0R sAIE-By owner. passenger
Chandler car "a good condition call Phi
FOR sALE-is1s three passenger Mitchell
s Roadster. guaranteed terms owner
FORD BARGALS-Perfset condition new
top, curtains and upholstery. owner ieav-
ing town -Ph- 500.
1870 DODGE, s passenger. praetieaily rev.
all new oversized tire9. $3.50 lor QulcA
sale. all o. half cash "a 80 o. zs9s-
WOULD consider second band Ford 4 n
good condition and real bargain Pn-
ssasw.
AUTO LAUN y Have your cars
Uashed while you wait. CASH PAID FOR
old Fords 200 y. kansas. n 80
STEEL fiy77hssI scar bands for any car
Fred D Elliott with Alamo Machine Co.
3101 Alameda, Ph- zt3z-
FOR sATF-i5fs FORD. ran 500 rzilss
fine mechanical condition. good ties. $3.50
cash or $3.50 with new Ford starting and
lighting system Ph. 6fs3E
FOR SALE OR TRADE-3fodei 20 Ma
tior.L folly equipped FOR racing; VIII con
slider EEht touring car. priced 20 telL
Address Box SO. Douglas. Ariz-
LIBERTY SIX, late model. equipped with
S wire wheels this Is Club Roadster.
leaving city and viii sell right for cash
Address I 81. care Herald
CHANDLER BARGAIN.
owner has z passenger Chandler ear for
sale at a sacrifice Can Be seen At al
Myrtle Or Phi 1908.
FOR sALE-Studsbaksr roadster. coupe
style. seats three persons. top and up-
holstafy. like new. entire car IN perfect
cordition- Offered 81 q barsain- Phi TI7fW-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Help Wantsd-Agsnts


-~~----~&~~-~-~-
SEND for free Toilet Soap sample and SO
cash refund offer. Lacassia Co. Dept
500. s. Louis. No.
AGENTs-Coinin. money selling genuine
Brussels fibre brooms also Cramer sanitary
brushes Special proposition experienced
fibre broom agents Craner sales Co. 81
W 18th. H A. Wakefield. Mgr-. It -yorth.
SELL ENO-BLO uSNER TIRES-Double
mileage. prevent punctures and blow outs.
every car owner interested; show ONE. sell
-FOUR. big profits. write today kNO-
BIO INNER TIRE CO., Grand Rapids.
AGENTS coming money selling genuine
Brussels fibre brooms. also Cramer sanitary
brushes Special proposition experienced
tibre broom agents. Cramer Sales Co. 5l2
". 18th, f. A Wakefield, Mgr.. Fort W nth
SILL TIRES
Direct to car owner; 30xS. non-szid. S1l-zbs
tubes. S225: other sizes in proporuons
guaranteed 5000 miles on liberal ADJUST
ment basis, big commissions. experience or
capital unnecessary auto Tire Clearing
House. 1900 ". 18th. Chicago.
EXCLUSIVE county agency worth $4,000
monthly 10 live salesman with car. WICK
LESS OIL STOVE-Eenerates Eas from
petroleuu-cannot explodes Cooks Roasts.
Bakes Brolls. hottest fire KNOWN for
cooking. Does as much With ONE gallon
OF oil a. any other oil stove viii with
TEN weighs 80 pounds Address zi5.
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

WANTED first class mems
clothing and furnishing salesman.
state age. experience. references.
salary expected and II proficient IN
Spanish. all answers confidential
Address Il 8. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

USED CAR BARGAINS.
JORDAN, 1913 model. ssven passenger.
good paint, new seat covers and tires. car
has just been completely ovsrhauied and
fitted vita new pistonss perfect eoadition-
HAYNES. model IS. nsv paint. top and
firEtelass mcdaniel condition Bargain.
HAYNES CHU1DTT ROADSTER. model
81. good paint, tires ard mechanically per
MITCHELL ROADSTER. new. At ussd ear
price
Several other cars which you should see
before making q decision Drop n and
see them or phone for q DEMONSTRATION
VEST TEXAS MOTOR CO.. NO.
sol ssoataHa Phone aass.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Auction Sales

WALTER A. WILLIAMS. AUCTToNFrF
Pa 1883. office SIS e. san Antonio. 49,
ton House. VIII handle sales h az -r,t
e tow once hours. $40. IA SIS.
TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE sETF
az ne western Iralsfer e storars q
l--o Texas s.. Monday morning. aur -
20 An conslstlns % all kinds 81 fu-rf-
tire. rugs and carpets. boxes. trurirr. -
slit 5eses bass bundles and an kinds o.
tionesr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Situations Wanled-Male


A SMART, Trustworthy boy wants POSI-
ton IS yardooy. cal $50 Durazno &c
BROWN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. sl9 s.
e Paso St. furnishes AL kinds OF laborers.
especially cotton pickers-
EXPERIENCED watchman. also fireman.
Will 70 auvW hers. bes- references. 20 years
Of age Phi 5524W. cal for Hea-ne-
YOUNG man with 3 years experiences as
cashier and bookkeeper desires position.
permanent Address zoo. care Herald.
CAPABLE coiored chauffeur With refer
ences. wants position. can take care OF
car. good mechanic Phone 8fI7 or write
G 49,, Herald
YOUNG man. age "a. married. wants man
agership Of grocery with chance 20 buy
later. good references. address J Il. care
Herald
FIRST class driiler would ike 10 connect
up with some company or individual and
an willing to take part interest in lease.
address IS. Chronicle. Houston. Tex
WANTED-A position as hotel clerk BY
young man with Best Of references and y
years experience address J Is. care
Herald
YOUNG nan q. desires permanent posi-
ton as bookkeeper OF office manager SIX
years corporation experience Nov en-
ployed but desires change sept J. o 3.
Price. 1881 Patterson St Dallas. Teas
EXPERT accountant quick and accurate
in AL kinds OF computations. qualified In
come-taI accountant. desires position
with some good firm. salary expected $50
Address 7 25s. care Herald
CIERE-TounE man, aged - married
not afraid 70 work. wants 10 locate with
good city business. inside or outside work
willing 20 WORK on salary and commission
basis. excellent references address 10,
care Herald
ENERGETIC young man OF good business
ability would Ike TO locate In e Paso
with some reputable firm would invest
$4,000 Immediately and more later Il Jus
titled Address J. F. Il. sos Hoffman
Bldg. Houston. Tex