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The Washington times., 1920-02-05
LOST AND FOUND

bREAsTPIN-oy.l. dark center. surround;
G ct. =. W. Franklin slG II
BRACELET-Gold. engraved Mama to
Flora" Friday night. willard ballroom.
Reward, 1887 Girard st. y. W.
BILL FoLDER-Blsck, containing about
name, in or near P.lais Royal. saturday.
Kewsrd. ssos sth st. y. W. Phi. Col 5lts.
Reward. 1906 Monteno ave.N. e. L. S7s7.
CERTH TED CHECk-sis, on " rine ,tlsy.
Reward, 1905 Calvert st. y. W.. or phone
CoLLAR--Hudsop seal. Metropolitan The
riEbt-hsnd aisle. Reward. Cleveland 1888
DOus-Two, English settlers. license tags
sos, so6d Reward, Phone Clcrc. 1899.
Jle. Reward $50. Fl. L. HOLT. . Dupont
Circle. Phone Franklin 3643. \.
ENGUsH sETTERs-Two; license tags
1893, or Js:. Livingston ST. Chevy Chase.
GLoVE-BiscE. brown fur-trimIoed, last
Friday or Saturday. vicinity of 10TH and
Irving Sta Pleare return 1919 ) 81, n w,
"r rhon. Frank. ?f2s. reward. 5.
HANDBAG. black, contain
,Qg clothing, ETC., left in
t9>i' which was hired at
Ullion Station 1:30 a. m. yes
terday by Mrs. W. P. Bau-
CHAM, Willard Hotel. The
bag was returned at 10 a. m.
by the chauffeur with a jewel
case missing which contained
string of pearls with diamond
and sapphire set platinum
clasp and a platinum breast
pin, design Of 8 miniature
picture frames, each set with
black jet surrounded with
diamonds, containing pictures
Of her 3 sons. Will the party
please leave pearls and pin at
desk of New Willard, as they
are known; no questions
asked; reward. Z
The Washington times., 1920-02-05

WANTED -First-clsss metal worker aa
shon foreman; thoroughly oompetent
cutting out and assembling general sheet
metal work; - per hour, with chance for
advancement for sutrble man; open.shop
conditions
Apply ". 4. FINoLEs. Inc.
% S. Howard at, Baltimore, Md
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CLERK, drug, junior; good
wages and opportunity of
advancement. Apply L. x.
LIGGETT CO., 18th and Pa.
ave. \. W. II
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'SALESLADY, at once, for
the toilet goods dept; good
wages. Apply L. K. LIG-
GETT CO., 18th and Pa. ave.
n. w. 10
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licensed by the District Of Coisn.bia
MRS. BOSWELL.
no 7th st. N. w.
Between q and n SIS.
Orsss.ai rsl-aiss. Asssslsss.s . Cssisysyas,
PROF. KALEEL MARZABAN

Room al. kenots Bldg. nth ana q al
y: W Hours from II q m. 20 .. NJ
shona Main 1888. IL In trouble eoasslt.
BRING this advertisement today ana tomor
row and name viii be klNsn free. Sc
The Washington times., 1920-02-05

FHoTOGRAPHER, smsteur. 20 carry on
established photo business office and full
West 75T.
SALESMAN, furnishing; To-
cal man preferred; expert
enced only; bring references;
good salary to right man. RE.
LIABLE CLOTHES SHOP,
609 1th st. y. W. -
The Washington times., 1920-02-05

MEN AND BCYS-Betwcen is
and 45 years of age (those
with bicycles preferred), as
message carriers; S-hour day;
day or night assignment; salary,
$50 average. Apply, with rec
concentrations, to Mr.. LYD-
DANE, first floor, 1907 G st.
N. w. :
The Washington times., 1920-02-05
HELP WANTEO-fEMAlE

ANY Intelligent person. either sen. may
earn splendid income corresponding for
newspapers; all or spare time experience
no csnvassinE; subjects sug
gested: send for particulars, NATIONAL
PRESS BUREAU. Buffalo. ~. y. Z.
CHAWBERMAlD. Apply I7A LAnier pI
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MONEY WANTED g. TO LOAN

csi estste lowest rsto, Irlet p.yr,sa,
''Diiers. large amounts TVLEP q
ii1 18th ct ssfi-s~
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
FIRE COMMISSIONERS MEET.
Recommendation is Made That Dep
 uty Fire Chief bc Permanent.

The board of fire commissioners in session last night voted to recommend to the charter revision committee a change that will create the position of permanent deputy fire chief and permanent master mechanic in the de- partment. A special meeting of the com mi ission will he held shortly to ds- cuss the two-platoon system for tho firemen. The matter is one that will have to be finally passed upon at a city meeting.
 Owing to the absence of several members Of the pension relief board. no action was taken last night rela- two to pensioning Theodore Wilson and stephen Sautter. with half pay. Chairman Macomber spoke of the ord- finance relative to granting firemen ten days sick leave. Tn the opinion of the chairman, the matter should be left 10 the discretion of the board members and it was voted to take the matter up with the corporation coun- sel.
 The board granted Chairman Ma comber permission to take up the mat ter of the annual budget with Chief William J. Noble and Clerk John J Keough. 1t is proposed to include a new car for the chief and repairs at
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
TO SPEND MORE THAN
 $2,OOO FOR HOSPITAL
Health Departments Appropriation Will bc Exceeded in opinion of
 Health Supcrintcndent Harris.

Statements oi Dr. I. R. Harria at
 last nights meeting of the board or health commissioners indicate that the appropriation of S2.000 for the new city hospital is to be exceeded, but in the opinion of the health superin- tendent it will not be by very great sum. Members of the special commit tee have been at the Hartford isola- ton hospital to learn systems used thtere. They find tEat the average cost per patient is $31 while charges ranging from s14 to s35 are made. The state allows $t0 for each patient.
 Bills already contracted for amount to St.272.19 and much of the material has been delivered. IL will not he pos sible to open tho hospital until addi- tional supplies are received, however. When opened. tho hospital will not only accommodate New Britain patients but also those from Forest vile. Plainville. Berlin and other nearby place..
 Proposed changes in fees at the slaughter house were discussed and Dr. Radcliffe promised a report at the next meeting. Bills presented were ordered paid with the exception of one for coal Mayor O. F. Curtis was of the opinion that the coal had been delivered at the slaughter house at the samc time that other city departments were provided.
 Tn an effort to bring about better collections the board voted to deduct sI sfor each of the nine justified complaints received last month. The act is in accordance with tue collectors contract. The board threat aned such action several months ngoand directly afterward a change for the better was noted. Swanson brothers, who hold the contract have allowed the matter to slide in the opinion of the board during tho last month.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
FOR STATE BONUS
Pinchcs' Resolution for Compensation
 Adopted by Eddy-GIovcr Post, Am
 crican Legion, at Fiery Meeting.

on the motion of Frank Pinches, the Eddy Glover Post. American Lc- zion went on record as fnvoring state compensation for the cx-service man. The meeting in c. X. R. hall last night was largely attended. and every member of the Legion came with ideas of his own about the post ref erendum which was to be, acted upon.
 As soon as vice-Commandor Elliot Burr called for the reading of the referendum. there was a marked hush. and at the conclusion Of which about six men strove to get the floor. Among those conspicuous in the de- bate which ended in the adoption of the Pinches' resolution were: William Squire. Frank Pinchcs. Elliot. Burr. Theron Hart, Raymond Queenin. pr. waterman Lyon. Dr. James Faulkner Robert Russell. Robert Vance, liar old Dyson. Dr. Waterman Lyon and Frank Plnches.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
|zY ITEMS

hven't been to the Eorcs- bu hnvo missed something. tht and lind out what. tor Records at Morans'. Elmo lodge. K. of F.. will Dc to confer the first rank class of candidates. s tho big night at tho For
 Bo on deck.-advt.
 salo at Besse-Lsland's. hen's Homo Missionary so- e South church held a ting In tho church chapel on.
 ry washing at . cents q
 ning Dec. "a. Union Laun- -1eaninE Co.--advt.
 big parade tonight. Como
 Grange Hall tomorrow. 10 orch. Advt. |ue a lamp from tho For tonieht.--advt. kolic women's Benevolent meet tonight in tho parish D o'clock.
 br photo taken for Xmas
 & Peterson. photogra- Main. Phone S73-:. Make |nent today.-advt. ment and dancing at For tonight. Bo with us.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
GARBAGE DISPUTE
 INVOLVES MAGUIRE
Meriden Collection Contract Be-
 ing Investigated by Mayor

A new twist was given to tho Ncr- tden garbage collecting muddlc yes terday when John T.. Mcguire of New Britain stated to q reporter that he had sold his contract to Louis Ku- beck. Mayor Donovan has been in- vestigatinE the garbage situation in Meriden due to complaints. and he expressed surprise that Mcguire should sell the contract without con- sulting the authorities. The mayor claims Nthat such sale will be in- vestigated ny tho health committee and that the committee will award tho contract for collecting garbage.
 Mayor Donovan's Statement.
 'As I understand it. the city will cancel the contract and then call for bids for the remainder of tho term until November 30. 1921" The mayor said that hc had ordered Corporation Counsel Mueller to summon Maguirc and his bonding company to appear before tho health committee Wcdnes- day evening.
 Kubcck's Side.
 When asked by reporter from tho "Meriden Daily Journal Kubcck said that nothing definitely had been set tied as yet. although hc admitted that ho and Mcguire had conversed on the matter
 Donovan Determined.
 The mayor claims that he has statements from tho police depart mont that collections arc unsatisfac- tory. and he will try his best to have tho present contract cancelled through tho health committee.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08

Engine Company No. station. The same committee will meet at o'clock Saturday afternoon to discuss pro- posed changes in the charter. A vote of thanks was extended the Hartford
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08

fire commissioners for the treatment accorded the local commissioners on the occasion of the visit to that city recently to make a study of the two
 platoon system.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
Donovan Determined.

Hest butter 65c ID. Russell Bros -ndvt.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08

cans milk soc Russell Bros. .advt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16

]. Bryan wielki prahibicyonista,
ktory dotychczas by} nmistrzem
ceremonii" partly demokratycz--
mel, utrzymuje, re sprawy ME to-
ca sic tax, jakby on to sobie zy-
cyl. Kandydat Cox ME bardzo
gotow jest p0jSc "a wskaz6wka-
mi Bryan'a, ME wiadomo czy i
republikahski kandydat ME usta-
pi pod naporem Ymokrych', czy
tez Gala historya sucha ME costa
rie obalona ku wielkiemu zmar-
twieniu Bryan'a. zadna platforma
ME przyjeIa wyraznie punktu
suchego w swej plattormle co do
zalecenia ustawy prohibicyjneJ, a
take ME bardzo jasne lecz ra-
czej chwiejne Jest stanowisko O.
bu partyi W sprawie Ligi Ludlow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16
'TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE:
Dokonczenje ze strony l-szej.

ku, albowiem tax niektorzy go 20
via, jest odpowiedziany "a ten
czyn, zagrabienia miasta. Genera
lowie Trevino, Gomez i Porfirio
Gonzales. gubernator Nuevo
Leon, Poczynili wiaSciwe kroki
przeciw Gonzales'owi, wedlug O.
Swiadczenia biura wojny. Saba,
re Villareal ME przypuSci sztur-
mu ma miasto Z wielka siia W in
tencyi zabrania go, l~ecz~starai sic
tylko po1aczyc sic Z wojskami
Gonzales'a.
General Gales, sekretarz woj--
ny, powiada, re Gonzales byl Cd
powiedzialny "a niedawne rozru--
chy w ~poinocnych Stanach. Po-
wiada dalej. re Nillareal posiadal
go wojska / byl Scigany przez cd
dziai konnicy pod komenda gene
rata Zertuche w strone cd Topo-
chico, Nuevo Leon.
Gales oznajmi}. re wystoSowai
rozkaz ujecia GonzaleS'a, aby 20
stall poddany pod sad oskarzony
o bunt. General Garcia, czionek
Izby Deputowanych ! GonzaleS'a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16
naczelnik sztabu - ma take 20
STAG ujety.
TEXAS SUS-
PENDUJE POLICYE.

Austin, Tex, 16. lipca. - Wy
dial miejskich komisarzy, miejski
prokurator i Department policyJ-
nv w Galveston zostali wczoraj
suspendowani przez gubernatora
Hobby "a zaniechanie obowiaz--
kow w stycznoSci re strajkiem
robotnfkow dokowych. " sweI
proklamacyi gubernator twier-
dzi, re CT urzednicy ,,zaniechali
odmowili j lekcewazyli zachowa-
MIA porzadku i ladu." Ich suspen-
dowanie potrwa tax dlugo jak
prawo wojskowe, ktore weszio W
zycie dnia Ego lipca.
G~ubernator Hobby powiada, re
urzednicy ME starali sic zapo-
biedz licznym niedawnym bun--
tom ! zaniechali aresztowac osoby
odpowiedzialne "a rozruchy, a co
wiecei nawet ME chcieli Przyczy-
mic sic do zapobiezenia tym bun
towniczym strajkom.
WAzNE WIESCI z WA
S~ZYNGTONU.
Washington, 16. lipca. - Deli
cyt kolejowy, ktory Rad muSl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16

Polski polityk, czy wiekSzy czy mnieJ
sly "a obowiazek p~oczytywac sobie
powinien stale reklamowaC narodo,
woSc nasZa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16

Poish1 poEeyk. cry wieEsy cry mn'e5
NV u obowiarek poczytywac soois
povInien stale r~eklamowAc narodo'
WoSc nRsz&
nMDNNrK OICAooSN saKsos
Mora wisceJ dropnyoh oEioa>sn. ant
aali wsEystkis inne dSisnnik polSkis
y Chicago rAaern v1tet1A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16

nadrobic "a try miesiace Cd CA
su przeprowadzenia aktu trans
portacyjnego, wynosi $225,OO0,--
600. w takim wypadku Rad be-
die musial zapsaciG $3.50, 900, 600
"a szeSc miesiecy czasu gwaran-
towanego, koiczacego sic dnia 1.
w~rzeSnia.
- Projektowane ugody, maja-
&c ma celu rozpoczecie ia nowo
handlu pomiedzy Wielka Bryta-
MIA, a sowietnicza Rosya, wedfug
opinii rzeczoznawcow, ME zmu-
sza Stanow Zjednoczonych do in,
rego rozporzadzenia, jak to, kit
re zostaIo niedawno temu opubli-
kowane, mianowicie do zniesienia
restrykcyi handful Z Rosya.
Komendant Hunsaker re
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, ktoS
wyg}osil odezwe do angielskiego
Stowarzyszenia Aeronautycznegc
zostal zamianowanv honorowym
czlonkiem tegoz stowarzyszenia
PierwSzy to raz W historyi ten
zaszczvt oiiarowano nie-anSliko,
wi.
BRYAN NIEZADoWOLONY
2 DEMOKRATYCZNYCH
Boise, Idaho, 16. liPca. - VIM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-30
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, TAKES
on COMMUNITY 'fY" WORK

The SouthWest's FIRST Community
T. n C. A" has been organized at
Prescott Ariz- ana Paul Moser. so
cial and employment secretary OF the
Fl Paso Y. II. C. A., has been called
TO Prescott as the general secretary
q the new community work Mr-
Moser has been a member OF the II
PasO "1'' staff for the past year
Prescott Is pioneering the way for
the community equipment work
Of the Y. II. c. A. in the Southwest
This work has been conducted for the
past Is years in cities and towns in
the east and middle west
W h Day. interstate secretary Of
the y n c. A, who returned this AZ
ternoon from Prescott. stated that the
town was very enthusiastic on in
auguratinE the work.
The community plan Of the T. n
@. A. for a number OF years was
known as the equipment work"
The ~" secretary establishes his
office in the community and from
there in cooperation with other agen-
cies. such as the local churches. public
schools the homes and the Esunici-
patty conducts a community wide
program for the men and boys Some
Of the activities that this include are
Hi-N clubs, father and son banQuets,
organized boys clubs in the churches.
Boy Scouts, summer camps. holiday
celebrations and vocational guild
ance-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-30
PREPARING FOR RELIGIOUS
CENSUS FOR Ell PASOANS

A meeting viii be held in Morehead
school this evening 20 instruct the
workers who are 10 take the religious
census Of Fl Paso next Tuesday W.
Of the work, has arrived and viii talk
10 the workers this evening at 1850.
He held a conference Thursday with
bishop A J. Schiller and the priests
Of FL Paso relative 70 the work. All
city. schools and parOchial schools
viii close at o'clock Tuesday so that
the elder pupils may assist in taking
the census and the smaller ones may
be al a5me-in the case Of the foreign
eneakiuE element-Lo interpret for
their parents The Catholic. Prot
estant and Jewish faiths are CO.
oneratinE in this census
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL
10 HOLD IURIEE RANOUET

The First Methodist Sunday school
viii hold q jubilee banquet tonight,
celebrating the closing Of the trans
continental airplane membership race
that closed last Sunday The final
reports OF the campaign viii be made
at the banquet and awards viii be
made TO classes and individuals for
distinguished service during the con
test
Covers viii be laid for zZ5 guests
AZ the banquet Reservations for
That number have already been made
Plates have only been guaranteed TO
those who reserved them. according
70 c. H Appleton superintendent Of
the Sunday school
The program for this evening is as
follows
Invocation. Frank Alderman.
Address, The Sunday School and
the Community" ". y. Virgins
Dallas
Address. The Methodist Clad
Hand" Rev Henrv Van Vslkenburg.
Address, Move Up Forward" q.
p. Demand
Presentation OF awards to winners.
An Evening with Mutt and jeff
six reels Of Mutt and Jeff comedies,
VIII be the closing feature.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-30
WANT AID RATE CARD.

Two cents per word each daily Insertion
Three consecutive insertions. including
Saturday. = cents per word
Six consecutive insertions. s cents Per
word
The above rate Is based on a minimum
OF a 20 word count. Ads containing less
than this number OF words VIM Be counted
as 20 words
one dollar and fifty cents per agate
line per month Minimum Of three lines
on monthly rate
Bold face lines. double price.
Two cents per word for stock or bond.
OIL. mining OF ether pronotionaI adver-
Using
no nd I'm for sn indefinite period II.
- taken over the telephone. Orders to
discontinue IT. F. ads must be made IN
writing.
Accounts for Classified ads are due after
first insertion. Not responsible FOR more
than one incorrect insertion
In order TO give time fer proper classl-
ncation Il IS necessary 10 close The Herald
classified page Saturdays at 1850 a. n
All other days AZ 1870 p. n Want ads
received after this hour viii appear The
next day Orders 70 discontinue want scu
must be IN Herald office before 8 a. H. Of
day q publication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-30
OVER OLD DEBT
ENDS IN SHOOTING ARRAY

o. Dickson. negro, 1913 Magof-
fin avenue. was shot and slightly
wounded Thursday afternoon. follow
ing an argument at Second and
Oregon streets with Mack Johnson.
another negro, regarding an old
debt johnson was arrested by de-
tectives A. c. Narela and 2. z Rey-
holds Friday morning
According TO police, the argument
started when the men met at the
street corner. Johnson is said 20 have
ordered Dickson TO sd uare the debt 20
and upon his refusal. 10 have shot
him The bullet struck him in the
pit Of the stomach. but glanced to
one side and did not inflict a bad
wound He was taken 70 Hotel Dieu-
Johnson did. not discuss the shoot
ing further than 10 admit his &C
ton. police say he was transferred
20 the county Jail. where he viii be
held pending trial on a charge Of as
sault 70 murder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-30
FL PASO COMMANDERY NO. Is
HOLDS ANNUAL INSTALLATION

FL Paso commaudry number IS
held its annual installation Of officers
AZ the Masonic temple Thursday
night The officers were recently
elected 10 serve for 1920. J. !. Orms-
bee was the installation officer
scott c. White was marshal. Other
Officers participating were: Edward
BlumenEteil commander: J. c. Be-
veie- generalissimo. J. T. Rice, cap
tain general 3 II c. Williams. prel-
zle7 J. d Campbell, treasurer. Il.
W Connolly. recorder; F. G. Lister.
senior warden Blake Baker, junior
warden Charles s Ward. standard
bearer Everett long. sword bearer:
Warren D. Small, Warder: ]. c. Ross,
sentinel Past commander B. " G.
Williams was presented with the
past commanders Jewel by past com
mander 4 W. Browder. Talks were
made by Rev. Fuller Swift and Mr.
Browder.
Refreshments were served after
the ceremonies Families OF the
Knights Templar attended as did
Royal Arch Nasons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-30
NTERCLASS BASKETBALL TO
BEGIN AT HIGH SCHOOL

The first interclass Basketball game
viii be PLAYED Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the high school. The game
viii be between the A and ga teams.
Friday morning q "a class meeting
vas held The class dance, TO be
given soon, was discussed.
February Is viii commence better
English week In November a week
was set aside as Good English week
and in April a week Will be dedi-
Gated to Better English. During
Better English week the students
Of the various English classes viii
present . dramatization Of Scott's
.'Ivanhoe. The dramatizaion is in
charge OF Miss Nav Campbell and
Miss Martha Gambler.
The Bows double quartet held a
rehearsal Friday morning.
The Teachers association Of e. Paso
viii hold a meeting this afternoon AZ
Norehead school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-30
AID CLUBS FAVOR
HERE

An Texas ad clubs have declared
themselves in favor OF bringing the
1921 convention Of the advertising
clubs OF the world 20 FL Paso, John
Regan. manager Of the FL Paso club,
reported at the noon luncheon Of that
organization at the chamber Of COM
nerce Friday
This pledge was given at san An
tonic, where air- Regan went recent
" 70 attend a conference Of the ex-
ecutfve committee Of the state assO-
citation A special train Of Texas
boosters viii 80 to Indianapolis TO
bring the 1921 convention here.
Convene At san Antonio
The staten convention, AR Regan
said. viii be held at san Antonio
April 10 to q, during Fiesta week
Friday was whistle" day at the
luncheon. The Woodlawn Boiling
company bottles and markets this
drink locally. ~ r. Sweeney. presi-
dent Of the company told Of the his
tory Of their plant. ID Of the soda
pop business generally He said ten
years ago the LARGEST soda pop com
pauy in the world had a capitaliZa-
ton Of SO 000 Most Of the com
panies ran into the hundreds. Now.
he said, il is a business in which
millions are invested The local
plant produced 25 cases OF pop a day
when it started Now IL produces 500
daily. and win soon be turning out
1900 cases Of pop and soft drinks
daily.
Fights Dallas Invasion
The clubs attention was called TO
Dallas advertisement in local
paper last Sunday and voted TO fight
an invasion Of this territory by that
city
on motion Of a L. Daughdrfl. the
club voted TO draft a resolution com
plimenting president Wilson on his
appointment Of I'd Meredith. presi-
dent Of the ad clubs OF the world. 10
the position Of secretary OF agricul-
ture- Scott White, president, viii
name a committee 70 draft the reso-
luton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-30

Entire state Of Texas can ne covered at
the lowest possible rate with tie largest.
most thoroughly distributed circulation
go cents per word Sundays
cents per word Daily
20 words Minimum
A guaranteed Circulation $4,000 Sun
days 215. 600 daily.
This Is the conbined circuiafio1 Of The
Dallas Times-Herald. Fort Worth star
Telegram. The San Antonio Light. q Paao
Herald and The HouEtou Chronicle
Your ad sent % any OF the above papers
with cash viii be handled for you and
your I'd VIII appear in all OF them.
Wednesday noon should see your copy
IN any one OF the offices for your I'd 70
appear II these papers the following Sun
day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-30
FIRE ESCAPES
: FOUND CLOSED

Fire marshal W H Williams told
the city council Friday that he visit
"a the Lamar school building follow
Ing another complaint from J. E
Bischoff, and found the fire escape
fastened He said the lock was not
closed. but that the hasp on the fire
escape was put on in such a way 50
as 10 lock the fire escape and to
make Il impossible for the door Of
The fire escape 70 be opened from the
inside.
He said had 4 fire broken out and
had children streamed into the fire
escape, they would likely have been
caught in a trap
The fire marshal said he tore the
fastening entirely off the fire escape
and visited three other school build
ings and also tore the fastenings
completely of at those buildings.
NJ Bischoff had a Eession Wit
superintendent A. r. Hugh y. il is
said, and after their meeting IL was
announced that the fasteuings would
remain off the fire escapes