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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-11
TIPPING THE PORTER

(Buylng the Presidential Nomination. \
Governor LOwden, the Pullman car
candidate for the presidency, is using
the old method to get service. He is
tipping the porter.
Henry Lincoln Johnson, negro del.
egate from Georgia to the republican
convention, was given $4,000 by Lon
Emmerson, Governor Lowden's cam
palgn manager. He thinks he has
earned it. He thinks he has seventeen
delegates from Georgia lined I'D for
Mistah Lowden, sab.
Gen. Woods manager offered him
$4,000. But Emmerson tripled it. And
so the $4,000, in the estimation of the
gentleman from Georgia, became a
bride, and the $4,000 an honest tin in
payment of service not rendered then
put to be rendered. given when the
train started instead of when the Gov.
ernor's soft berth had been made I'D.
what were these services? Has
Georgia ever gone republican? vii
Georgia go republican in November
III the angel Gabriel were nominated
as the republican candidate for presi.
dent and accepted, which is distinct
ly unlikely, Georgia would not give
him an electoral vote.
The delegates to the convention
from Georgia, and from north and
South Carolina, Mississippi, Alabama.
Louisiana and Tennessee, are strictly
business. Each one, representing
from one-tenth to one-fiftieth as mapy
voters as are represented by each del.
egate from Illinois. is from ten to fifty
times as powerful
They wait till the break comes.
they wait till their strength in a BODY
can dictate choice. And then. know
ing that whoever they choose has not
Chinaman's chance of CARRYING their
states, they swing their strength in
body to whomever they choose and
dictate his nomination.
Republicans, what do you think of
that system? What do you think of
party which allows its nominations
TO be controlled by delegates from
states which have NOTHING WHAT.
EVER TO Do WITH THE ELEC-
TON OF A REPUBLICAN PRESI.
DENT? They can give him no sun
port. but they can, and do, bind him
nand and foot to their patronage
wagon.
Governor Lowden Is far sighted
he sees the advantage of arranging
Tor this strength in advance. And he
mas done his best to arrange for it.
SO has Gen. Wood, who spent 1884,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-11
THE CENSOR RULES US OUT

In continuing the discussion OF the
League of Nations the Miami Herald,
whose editor seems to cling to the
idea that all wisdom is lodged in the
garralous senator from Missouri, Mr..
James A. Reed, and the shifty senator
from Massachusetts, Mr.. Henry Cabot
Lodge, and as many as oppose this
historic document, says:
I'm all the discussions of the Lea.
que of Nations. except by the purely
1dealistic to whom the League of Ma.
lions is merely an apOtheosis of the
Kingdom of heaven, and who, of
course, must be ruled out of any
rational debate on the subject it has
never been exactly clear where the
British empire stood with relation to
the American ideals of and ideals for
the league"
Where does the British empire
stand? 1t stands right where all the
other nations stand that are parties
to the compact.
Senator Reed attempted to deceive
those who had not studied the docu.
ment by alleging that the British EN-.
pire lad six votes to Americas one
and although that fable has long
since been exploded, having first been
impressed with this belief, many still
cllng TO 1t no doubt thinking it to be
true.
Those of us who favor the League
OF Nations, visionary idealistic or
otherwise. believe with the editor of
current Events in the statement that
the one valuable thing the world got
out OF the war; the only valid excuse
tnat God can give for having allowed
the war is, the League of Nations "
which its editor calls that new born
Living Thing, son of Destiny"
Whether idealists or not: whether
ruled out of rational debate or not
the master minds of the leading ma.
lions of the earth formulated the doe.
ument after months of travail. studv
and debate.
What does it stand for?
Let us make answer in the language
OF the weighty mind of the French
representative. After it's completion
porn or God as much so as if if had
been written on the tables of stone
said this gifted Frenchman:
rise to express the deep salts.
faction of all, and of France. more
IMAM any other country, because she
is among the countries who have sui.
Tered most. to see the unity of our
wills and of our hearts in a passionate
adhesion to the principles Of the Lea.
que of Nations
Paving high tribute to President
Wilson. he continued:
We rise to prevent the renewal
OF war like that which we have lust
seen; we rise at the appeal OF all
those who have fallen to spare their
offspring the renewal of such an or
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-11

deal"
Must men who make holy attempt
to prevent such hellish slaughter be
ruled out of rational debate as being
dreamers?
That was the accusation made
against the Man of Galilee; against
st. Paul, and of men all through the
ages with vision and a mission or
righteousness which was to bless man
kind.
M. venizelos, of Greece, said to be
the foremost statesman of that
historic empire, joined in and express
ed the same cordial sentiments. He
said:
"The hand of man never wrought a
more important document"
Wellington Koo, OF China. that celes-
tial empire embracing one third of
the population of the world, said:
Thanks to the able leadership of
President Wilson and also to the mu-
tual cooperation Of all members of
the commission. we are now at last
in possession of an instrument which,
as my distinguished colleague from
Japan has already said, is to be a
memorable document in history, doc.
ument which to my mind, will serve
as a bulwark against International
restlessness and a guarantee of uni
versal peace"
How does England stand and what
does she say?
We quote from her representative.
Lord Robert Cecil:
IF those who build on those founda.
tions really believe that the interest
OF one is the interest of all and that
the prosperity of the world is bound
up with the prosperity of each nation
that makes it up-that goes to COM
pose the family-then only will the
finished structure of the League of
Nations be what it ought to be-a
safeguard and glory for the human
ity of the world
And so speak the master minds of
this country and all countries.
Are we forever to permit the soil
OF the earth to be incarnadined with
the blood of our young men because
a political party would sacrifice the
hope of the world for the crumbs of
office?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-11

Notwithstanding the cruel accusa-
lions hurled against the South by Mr.
'"d"e d other leaders of the re-
publican party the historical records
will show that in the Revolutionary
va, Dir war " It'll the Mother coun-
try in 1915; In our troubles with the
Barbary states and with France; in
our war with Mexico; in the Spanish
American war and in the Great World
war TN South oi, to no Berg
dolls. Mr.. Lodge might put these
facts in his pipe while he is reviling
the south.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-11

The administration Of Governor
Sodney ]. Cats emphasizes more than
ever the admonitions of the found
ers Of the democratic party that there
should be a complete enforcement Of
church and state. Florida has had
her lesson that the pulpit is failure
In politics.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-11

Those half million contributions to
the republican candidates for the pres
idential nomination has been like
mama falling from heaven to any
number OF delegates from the south.
The number of eager contests for a
share OF the slush fund was a shame
full spectacle.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-11

Those pictures Of the candidates
that have ornamented the columns of
the newspapers for the past several
months went into inoccuous dissessi-
tude last tuesday and some the pub
lie will never see them more. Hail
and farewell"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-11

Senator Hoke Smith5of Georgia, has
introduced a resolution calling for a
constitutional amendment limiting the
presidency to one term of six years
with salary of only $4,000.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-11

The Miami Herald Is in sack
cloth and ashes" because it alleges the
supreme court has miscOnstrued and
,nuuned tn tenth article of the Unit
ed States constitution.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-11

Hon. William J. Bryan represented
the Miami Herald at the republican
convention. Mr.. Bryan is enc of the
most accomplished correspondents in
the country.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-11

The peak Of prices have been reach.
ed and the tendency from now on
very likely will be downward. The
great body of consumers will shed no
tears.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-11

That Duval Constitutional Demo-
cratic Club should have instructed the
United States Supreme court of the
unconstitutionality of the prohibition
amendment; how il was an invasion
OF the rights reserved to the states in
article ten OF the constitution and Q
notification of the teachings of the
founders of the democratic party.
Had the supreme court been furnish
ed witt the literature gotten out by
the Duval Constitutional Democratic
Club its decision might have been diff.
ferent.
Undo the caption: 1T Signed it's
Own Death Warrant" the Tampa Tri-
bune says:
When the national Republican com
mittee N Chicago. Wednesday de-
nounced the practice of Republican
ORGANIZATIONS in the South meel
where negro members OF the party
were not admitted. and declared that
hencetorth no delegation Or party in
a state is to be officially recognized
where negroes are not given a full
and equal hearing il signed the death
warrant of the Republican party in
the South"
Remove from the field once a week
all rotten melons, using for this pur-
pose b"ves which will not be employ
ed in the handling Of healthy fruit;
cut melons with long stems and do
not let knife come in contact with a
rotten melon. avoid brusing or cut.
ting of the fruit. load melons within
Q few hours after cutting.
The car should be thoroughly clean
ed provided with sufficient bed, and
lined with some heavy paper. The
xentilators must be open. When
loaded melons retrim the stems to
about an inch in length and with a
small brush Immediately cover the
fresh cut with a disinfecting paste,
DO not smear the fruit For further
1nIermation write to the nearest Ex-
pertinent Station at Gainesville.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-11

Entered as second class matter at
the postoffice at Ocala, Fla, under
Acts of Congress regulating second
class mail matter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-13

BIG BARGAIN. IS Room apartment
close in, easily worth $4,000. Sscri-
feed to $500 easy terms.
On MONTANA. near Lamar school. s
Room Bungalow, hardwood floors. 2
large rooms downstairs finished.
Easily worth $500. Let US show
you Price $1,000. Terms.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, new 8
room Bungalow. Sunset Heights
hardwood floors. furnace heat. fin
ished in white S5250-s5o0 cash. $50
monthly. inc. int
NEAR HIGH SCHOOL. 5 Room brick.
also 9 Room brick, paved street. $1,000
for both. $1,000 cash.
FIVE POINTS, s Room Bungalow. al
most new, take vacant lots as part
payment S4500.
BLISS ST. Room Bungalow. a
beauty and bargain. $1,000. Easy
terms
CAMPBELL ST. on corner. 6 Room
cottage. also 4 Room brick. close in
$500 for both Easy terms.
HAWKINS BROS.
Martin Bldg. Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-13

s. ACRES, ~ miles from CanutiIo. about
IS acres In Alfalfa. IS acres plowed ready
for planting. balance ready for plow. no
better sit son IN valley, si2s Per acre.
good te-ms
I07 acres close to La Mesa. 20 acres good.
new alfalfa. 50 acres piowed ready 20
plant balance ready FOR plows 500 per
acre. good termG
% acres. miles above Anthony. good 4
room house. barn. good family orchard.
most all ploWed ready TO plant on main
highway this Is an exceptional buy on
good terms IMMEDIATE POSSE SsIOS-
10 acres near Borderiand Inn. plowsd
ready 10 plant sl25 acre. terms.
= s. PENNEBAKER. 10i TEXAS ST.
THE BIGGEST FARM VALUE YET Of
FERED-202 acres IN high state Of cuiti-
walton. all old alfalfa land. piuWed. discsd.
isveled and ready FOR new seed. fully
equipped With good stock ard new tools
drainaEs ditch through property and frri-
gated from 2 main canals. Z rocm brick
house. furnished. room brick fur- hired
help, stables shop. hay sheds. grain crib.
etc. family orchard and vineyard every
thing 20 make the work and the living
worth while; il Is clean and being worked
as Il I did net intend 20 sell. Is a money
maker lnd immediate possession VIII Be
given the buyer who first pays $4,000
cash and signs notes for balance See
Owner. L B. want. al 800 city National
Rank Bldg. or address P O. Box lzll,
VI paEn-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-13
so,IE 81 on nAReAINs.


DO not wait as these six houses
viii sell fast Small payments
Easy terms
Nc Frame house. three rooms
and sleeping porch, close 10 school
and car line; only f1400s $500 cash,
balance monthly
No. Frame five rooms. near
school and car line. a real GOOD
buy. s2750s $500 cash, easy month
y payments.
10. 3-Eour rooms. sleeping
porch, brick bungalow and good
location, holding for the next few
days I'll $1,000: $500 cash. balance
like rent
No. A beautiful brick bunEa-
low, four rooms. sleeping y7rrh,
lot 5T15 L120. near school and car
line; good neighhorhood; price,
$500; $500 cash, monthly pay
n1ents like rent
40 5-This is a real home You
must act quickly: the first per
son that looks at this house viii
buy Five rooms, glassed Sleep
ing porch, hardwood floors. steam
heat garage, cement driveway.
good size basement. large back
yard Lots 50E1z0. Must be seen
10 appreciate. for only ft25o.
$500 cash. and the rest like rent.
No SIN Manhattan heights.
four rooms, glassed sleeping
porch, hardwood floors through
out heat good size basement. Two
blocks from car line. paving and
sidewalk paid. q new house.
See KARL P GO0DEAN.
GOODMAN BROS. & CO.
Real Estate Insurance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-13

On two south front lots on paved st..
paving paid There are six rooms.
small hail opening On bath. hardwood
tloors IN every room. French doors
in dining room. beautiful builtfn fea-
lures Furnaces and basement Can be
finished 70 suit purchaser. Price only
$3.50; $500 down, $50 monthly
ROGsI BUNGALOW S4z50
Manhattan Heights district Furnace
heated, on paved st, paving paid /:
$3.50 down. $50 mo-. incl all interest
PHILLIPs-CREEL REALTY co.
Pa. 4S6. e07 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-13
- LOO nuNeALoWs.

Only $3.50 and s2S50. 5000 mo.
incl. interest These are now
under construction and can be
finished 70 suit purchaser Lo-
Gated Just of paved SITS, in Gov
eminent Hill and Grandyier.
Cheaper than paying rent
PHILLIPs-CREEL REALTY co.
Phi 436 507 First Nat. Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-13

S375O-FTVE POINTS BUNGALOW
Here is a beautiful bungalow
only two blocks from Five
Points, convenient TO three
car lines. II has living room.
dining room. bed room, bath.
kitchen. sleeping porch, large
cement basement The terms
are only $3.50 cash, balance
easy.
HERNDCN KEMP. With
TURNER, KEMP & COLDWELL,
5 state Natl Bank. Phi. 20S0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-13

BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW.
Five rooms, hardwood floors. brick
garage. with room for two cars.
servants room, heating plant. spa
cious porches beautiful mantel and
fireplace. located on southeast corner
On two full lots, with beautiful view
overlooking city and valley. Price.
$500. Reasonable terms. Let Us
show yog.
LEAEELL & SHERMAN.
116 Texas ST. Phone 1925.
Members Fl Paso Real Estate Board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-13

TOR SALE acres down the valley
between Fl Paso and Tsleta opposite Gin
ecue Park with 9 room house and wind
mill. irrigation Address % $40, E Gin
cinnau Ave, san Antonio. Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-13
For SaIs-citr Property

T
FOR SALE-Three lots on Missouri, Bas-
sett Addition. By owner. Phi az.
FOR SALE-By owner. tapestry brick
bungalow. rooms. Elassed sleeping porch.
built in features. full size basement on
lot and half. 53es Bisbee.
FOR SALE-By owner. room house.
frame. glassed sleeping porch. garage.
beautiful lawn. trees and flowers. all
fenced. on . corner lots. south front. near
Highland school. Tor quick sale 9150o
terms. Is cash. balance easy. Phi 55f5
or call 23o1 san Jose
ALTURA PARK.
THE GEM OF THE HIGHLANDS.
Excellent building sites to choose
from; adioins Manhattan Heights on
the north.
ONLY THREE MINUTES FROM
FIVE POINTS
Every lot is on or within three blocks
OF carline and pavement
ALL NIGHT CAR SERVICE.
NEW 100000 SCHOOL BUILDING
ready for next session
Lots 500 70 ss0o. Easy Terms
LESLIE REED Sole Agent.
go Mills Bldg. Phone 1f0s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-13

OUR % YEARS EXPERIENCE FARM
NC AND SELLING N THE VALLEY
PUTS Us IN A POSITION To GIVE Xxx
CEPTIONAL SERVICE eos MILLS ST
BAILEY-sTEVEES PHONE ISIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-13
Do For Sale. Ranted. IL.

AIREDALE FANCTERs - One perfect
marked and beautiful colored female pun
ry from long line Of champion and i'm
ported stock finest BLOOD Ia this coun-
registration papers furnished. Ph. s27fF.
address lt0f rrowh-idse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-13
Poultry and Pei STOCK

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WANTED-settinE hens Pm. IIoiJ2-
PEDIGREED Belgian buck. So; Beisians
OF all ages FOR sale. eating rabbits dressed
and delivered sos Sacramento, Phi
3971J.
CRAVER's Giant Runt pigeons. kind that
produce squads Weighing pounds each
and prize winners for any show. 1l2l Cot
HATCHTNG EGGS. Rhode Island Reds
large. dark red color, Notified Ancouas
famous winter layers. can deliver. ship
anywhere. 3Il4 Hamilton. Phi. 3972W-
ONE drop OF -ncuiurn- q day 70 water o.
1909 w Paso 6k sEFb '9 oo az f13Sas's sss
SO z san Antonio. fust east % courthou7s
RABBIT sUPPLIEs. books remedies. tat
too outfits. etc: ask for catalogue. ship
anywhere choice New Zealands for sale.
New ZEALAND Rabbitry. iao5 san Diego St.
IN 4loA
RUFUs RED BELGIANS. standard ana
heavy'T eight, pediEreed and registered. 6
registered prize winning bucks az stud
Altura Rabhltry. esis savannah. Ph. ssl2.
WHILE THEY LAsT-New Zealand does
with Filters. s2-5e each; fine buck. f2-50.
2 months old rabbits. SOC each Grover
Han. 2ils Louisville. Ph. SOC.
WE HAVE in stock a fun line Of CON
keys Reliance and Dr. Le Gears Poultry
II PAsO- SEED CO.. PHONE ssa.
s13 E San Antonio, Just east Courthouse.
FOR sALE-EeEs freshly laid every day.
also setting eggs. Rhode Island Red.
Barred Rocks. White Leghorn- 1880 Wyo-
ming.
BABY CHICKS. hafehing eggs cockersis.
single csmb Rhode Island Reds also
Custom HatchinE- Altura Poultry Yard.
2slt sayannah. Ph s6I&
CHICKENS WANTED-To buy white
LeEhnrns. Brown LeEhorrs. Rhode Island
Reds Rocl-s, Anconzs- or what have you.
Pm. 1971W.
PEDIGREED Nsws Zealand Red rabbits
from registered stcrE. does Elndfn- this
week. also young CT all AGES. cheap. Phi
PERFECTION MASH makes more eggs
Satisfaction guaranteed CT money re-
BROWN Lerhorn hatehinr eggs. 8. 50 for
Is: New Zealand rahbits does Z buck.
SO. delivered P r D. No. ]. Box sls.
Phi 9s4I2
CUSTOM HATCHTNG.
We are prepared 70 handle a few hatch
ing eggs Eggs viii be given tezpe-t care
BLANCO POULTRY YARDS.
$50 Memphis s. Phone 4s5o.
FRESH BULK rolled cats and fancy c-gt
cutting alfalfa for your rahbits
". D. WISE SEED CO.. PHI II.
FOR sALE-Ons Queen Incubator. 400
eEg capacity. Sc
-Four Queen Incuhators, 2Tb egg capacity.
sac each. These machines are IN first
class condition. fully equipped With tested
Thermometer and hyErometer (ulolsrure I
EauEel, Instruction book with each ma
chine. mall your check. 7 VII crate and
ship. James Randall. SOS Bisbee St.
Fl Paso. Tex
: BETTER BABY CHICKs
EerEuson's Trap-nested. Pedisreed 200
EgE strain rFThite Leghorns bold Worries
Early Laying Record-they have Trap
nest Records Up 10 267 ErEs-they are
Egs Machines Of the highest order aad 4
trey Erlnd out those HlEh Price Winter I
Ess9 Nov booking orders for Strong.
sturdy Baby Chicks-the Kind that Live I
at reasonable prices First hatch Feb
18th. order now for early chicks-tney I
are going fast Write for Interesting 4
julius A. FERGUSON.
4Au- Grand Ave. FL Paso. Tex. ]
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-13

HANDSOEE BUNGALOW.
ro1zs VITA EizEsed sleeping porch. butt
q inosl expensive brick, select grade o.
hardwood floors, attractive buflt IN fea-
lures. large rooms. there are plenty Of
closets and windows. Il has tile bath and
buffers pantryi fun basement. laundry
and heat this e one Of the best built
homes n 81 Pass. fuu lots. a select
nsishbcrhuod, close in. convenient 70 car
price On request
Gail llcBee.
HENRI B. STONE G COMPANY.
Phone es39. after p m. caU e55rW.
40 Capies Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-13

4 room bungalow. oak floors
in two rooms. glassed sleep
ing porch. built-sa features.
two south front lois. Govern
ment Hill. one block from car
line. Must have greater por-
ion cash.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-13
For Miscellaneous

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WANIED-settinE hens Pm Iso1Je.
CHOICE Navajo rugs llsi Montana
ROsEs-rwo year ola. Tor sale s79l
Irowhrldge. Pm I9seW,
sPTRELLA CORsETs. designed On cor
rect bocy llnes guaranteed not 20 rust OF
break Phi Mrs Splawn. 1851. 1916 Stevens
FOR THE BEsr lawn fertilizer and Dirt
Tor flower beds. always call 5235; srading
and retilllng. settlns lawns eur specialty-
KINDLING Tor sale. SO cents per sack.
best grade coal IS cents 7 er sack delivered
Phone 1888.
We ARE san Shipping furniture 10 the
oil fields Wili pay extra good price Tor
used furniture C D. H1user cuholEter-
ing CO. Ph nlo.
CIGAR OUTFIT. vail cases ana noor
cases bargain. also. rho1ograph boxes
en- sizes Lyons Transfer Co. SO s
oel1a. Eh. $500
LEAVING the valley IN sen Fordson
tractor and plows work horses COWS.
steers turkeys. cream separator. furni-
ture. g. 81. Church, Mesilla PARK. ~ b.
ONE BIB comet ] BIB clarinet il firsr
class condition. some fuu blood New zea-
iano ana Belgian rlhults- Rhode Island
rooster. 6arEain. 3oel DouElas
LIGSITE COAL-CheaDest fuel On strth.
send u1 your orders. we can make prompt
shipment BisLump Llsrdte Co. Rock
WE BUY. SILL Or EXcHANGE sewing
machines and furniture
YOUNG FURNITURE co.
1o7 S. Stanton
FOR sALE-sazophane Z flat aIto. Lyon
& Heaiy Z. P professional with case. an
new. played ouly one month. VII send
postpaid c. o. D. for f1a Addrass 7
go. care Herald
SENTINEL CHECK WRITER-Comblna-
tion check writer and stock certificate
machine. protects payea's name. amount
line and date Phone represeutativa. W
Williams, 1874 or write ID IS care Herald.
CLEARANCE SALE
OF uuredeemed articles. trunks. bags and
SUIT eases See cur windows
HAHNErr'S. 2l9 SAN ANTONIO ST.
LOOK FOR THE BIG GOLD CLOCK
sEFEKAL senuins linen bed sheets hand
embroidered and plain SIS and SO each
size s T. By 1f- table center piece. hand
embroidered. hand made lace. flet f15-
several other linen pieces. Hudson seal
coat a25o; gold purse ard neckchain. fs1.
el93 Memnhis. HlEhland PARA car-
MONTY TO LOAN.
Money loaned on diamcuds. watches. Jew
elry. automobiles and oil stocks at The
SECURITY LOAN co.
ZOE = Paso. Fhone ia
FOR sALE-At Myrtle Trading Place. ons
1900 pound work horse. one driving pony.
one IL inch spring wagon. one fresh milk
COW cows, heavy sprlngera. so bales
prairie hay. good fer making adobes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-13

READY FOR OCCUPANCY
Five-room bungalow, heat
ing plant, hardwood floors
throughout, all built-in feat
ures. pergola po-ches. paving
paid, Alta Vista district; $500
cash, balance 10 suit respon-
sible party.
HORACE b. STEVENS.
Phone l2l- Mills Bldg.