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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-05-26

Step, LSsk, Remsaabss, eye OLD
Ti1e Concert that is 10 be gives ~
the oieir at the Methodist GhtrcE
Thursday evening, May 9Th, at .
o'clock. Admission, adults, IS csats;
Childrsaa, rs cents. ErsrySSay cene.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-05-26

Attention is called to. the StAte-
nieat maderts the baak examiner BIZ
the Nsgsiss Bsildi~s & Lsas AS
sociatisa On May ~, ues, w&isk
statsiseat apssaYs sissvasre in Those
celumHs. The Building & LeaA AS
ssciatioa is enc sfs tae susstsAaiag
institutions in Nsgsles, which has
contributed greatly to the sTSyba Of
Nogaies and has srswa vita lis
seswtA. 5gA - f,. 4.%r. =
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-05-26

FOR SALE--Quarter Dining Room
Set. Cheap, 256 Hudgin ST., Phone
226M. 5-25-2t pd
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N. 3. Mercer received a ear lead Of
rev Ruicks yesterday.
Leu Stevens OF Patagonia was a
BUSINESS visitor in Nsgsles yesterday.
H. ". Garter Of Tucson was q
easst at the Bowman Mstsl last aigAt.
A. J. Mateassa Of TsaYs is
iuaaess visitor in the Gty for q few
lays.
T. r. Fearsa is q xisitsr il the @tv
fer q few days, css3iAg 81 AftG lfv-
:tg in Phesaix.
". A. Campbell is iessessAGh g
tie Gid Pueblo in NsEaies.
J. G. Kirkanan and Henxy Hsuaislluf
are up ff'ofA N&gdsasnA.
Yesterday evening M. and Mr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
BOARD AND ROOMS

IIGnr HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
cutyENNE. y. Go6--One large house
Weeping rooms also one s.eeplng tooH-----.
TIWOOp y. bi2-IWo conneet9g mod'
~ tght Housekeeping rooms; close in :
dornsisits' by The month h---------..
,,1Is f-NRGE clean housekeeping room; "
weekly SIS Fast seventh. nth..------.-
ayy1 IIGHF HOUSEKEEPING rooms for
rent osage ssss s...--.--.-----
oSE TTGHT HOUSEKEEPING, room no
rhudren osage eslS vi ., "a, ,hson' @
MopEkSo oisge nPCSssSI ssIi. TO- ISL 80
.--,T11D n bf9-Onc large furnished
hG"tt bousckccpiug room close In
hotcrn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
WANTED

Men with cars or rigs TO drive the
country and sell the oklahoma
Farmer and Capper's Weekly In the
state OF oklahoma. We will pay you
Sir day SALARY to start on. We hav"
fine premium t. siVs Clrn sub
s"riber. We also give NJI cNc.usi,e
territory TO work. We want men who
"an' u y"pr rounj opDS3ti1n ""
have no limit on salary and will in
crns" '. sa'a-y q. frst as N,ti
can show rs YOU can produce the
business. Write US, giving fun in
formation about yourself, former
experience; whether you have a car
or team and buggy and just when
you can Eu To work Address T..
Huff, circulation manager, Okla
homa Farmer y South Robinson,
oklahoma city. Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

RE DETECTIVE Excellent opror,.-
tunity; good pay; travel Write
Ludwig, sSi Westover Bldsr Kansas 'ly.
Mo.
JOIN THE -Recrutt.ug Offices a.
Okla homa city, Tulsa, Muskogee, CHICK
asha Ardmore and Enid d-----------------
WANTED Distributor In Tulsa and sul 70
rounding counties for line ot auto Fpe-
olalties address iOi II, care Of World
WANTED-Man Of ability to sell office
speciality to business houses in THIS CITY.
Give phone and references. Address
lO0-B, care of World .--.---
Statesmen and side line mon wanted 70
sell service products, auto supplies etc
Write Service Products Cos FHlsa. Okla
YOUNG MEN. "a upward. desiring railway
mail Cicrkships, $40 month, write inr
free partlcularF cNnWinations j. Leon
ard former government cvamlncrl, 1880
Equitable bldg. washington u 9
ANTED-Muchinc shop foreman for oii
field shop: must have experience IN on
tool work and handling men: Furnish fei-
erence as to ability and rrl7hiltty shop
lorated In oklahoma oil field. Address
ls7. care Of Tulsa World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
FINANCIAL


~ slNESS OPfOkIt MITES -
DOrBHNUT MACHINES We acl COM
pinte outfits. ready f1r huzUcss. with
retdr-mINed flour d big sn'Iar. enormous
profile, easy monthly payment, write er
wire, Gr0sman Fountain CO., Dallas.
Texas
TRANSFER q STORAGE business Tor
s8ie or trade. complete equipment es-
tahlished and paying would consider
partner. for particulars address postoificg
BOX ll3s, TulaA- OklA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
If You NEED GLASSES

nnironigc q. place that Will allow YOU to
wear them until fHt'Hflpd before paving
for them In fuIl, cam you suggest fnircr
proposition 81 per week fyr vet hes.
diamouds and optical goods NJ MINI jew
rlry Co. I-0 T. Thlrd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

..., rrNr-one room for Elk people: sir
IiN f.or4 car line; not modern
ty landlord. no person under 81 years
are, 500 per month; no such eSorbl-
or |tv,,t An our icwelry, you can buy a
NN. for 81 a week and II IL paid for
w.,g-. you know IL. McMiun Jew"lry Co,
,rr. uoteI Tulsa Is across from uA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

USED MACHtNEHY-T -Tubular boilers.
nigh pressure. 80 10 $50 n %. air com 10
pr"sFors, ali HiIes and makes: engine.
plain slide valve, automatic and corlius
pine and fittings I 20 inch; hoistInF on
giue7, rails TO 90 pound steam pumps
J 40 : Inch have I'M stock two new ifO
d. e.. hlFh pressure standard constructed
ana two 800 b p. A - M e. boilers.
complete line ~ new mine and min sun
uIlra. ask Tor stock sheet iaudrpth Ma
ghinery 60. Joplin Mo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
FINANCIAL


SunE STORE doing luut busiuoes, 4 Tho
het location IA .sapuua. viii invoice
Hhuut ''.,"N stock bought h'tor" ad
vance sell Al or part sample Shoe store
ssrulru. okla
/ on MAP showing locatioun drilling aud
=, produglng ou Wglie. IN Htet" - New
Nrt.nlto Man 60, ~ paao. Texas
GROCERY stock at invoice. fixtures
$1,000 rent Si', two year lease. two
living rooms daily sales $40. splendid
location Usage p677
rOR shLE Suburban grocery. small
stock building Tor rent with three liv.
| Ing rooms. Phone Usage 2073 26Is r.
IDB SAIE.A we'll rttabltphed up to
date confectionery stuic. Carthage. No .
well cquippod ice cream factory Tor max
| lnf own ir" cream lunchoonctte dopart-
mont large room good lease. rhcap
rent co,h price 900. Address John
sale candy husinoss rcason Tor sclline
| ron SALE Exclusive millinery busi.
ness In good resort ppd college town
| this business Will bear investigation Ad.
drcHs noN fetol care World
! ONE EIGHTH ROYALTY. 40 acres. i.tt-
10; thrc" wells four Ncars old; present
| day wells never cleaned out 90 b"
cleaned and another well drilled this
spring Price $1,000. Hennctto Rostlc
Nuskurce. okla
ron SALE Fancy pastry aud leo cream
business; q Rrout chance Tor somo one
Addrcss 5Ss.B. care ~ World
FoR RENr nlocksmith shep. beet loce
tlon IN Wee, r9lsg Inquire at River
sldc Hotel West Tulsa.
ron SALE -Grocerv doing good busincss
rent only us "a month. also good four
room hons" for rent loining store
buildinRs new. reason for selling. leaving
city. Address 7. q Box $50. West Tulsa.
ROOT nEEn barrel ouuits: got into big
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
LIVE STOCK
rnlLtlN IN -IIrIIts

FOR SALE Two iino big White Orphiug
ton coyhcrnls ono good Buft Orpingtou
cocArryl rgrs for Matching that will hatch
White aud Ruff Orpmgton Phone Cedar
i122. Osarr 1000 1913 Columhia St a
VI loom,s, Tulsa
RHODE tsIANu tusn hens cockoreh
baby chicks. setting hens, also foncing
ana housing poS 8 tawton
FOR SALE Ithode island ROD cggA o.
Tor 10 SO ror 100 can usnEe gssb
nuFF OurlNGTuN csrs Tor Matching. q
frw hens for sale 1919 Forest, phone
uHnro t3i,
TWO Rcd Rhode Island roostcrs, or viii
trade Tor hens. Phone Cedar 500
FlSuEI WHITE ROCK EGGs far hatch
iur Mira horrymuu. Rural Route
WHITE wYANDorTE cggs FOR setting
-. phouo osage i7i2 lb8t u second
puHE MOOD narred Rock cocketsla
and pure blood narred Rock eggs for
sale signed. Mrs W l. North. n a. I.
iioy tbG. phone e. \ btb Tulsn okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
Tulsa Union Depart
ment Store
l12-l14 S. Main

Postal money order secures any Item
by mail. Money orders are taken
care OF the same day received.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
ilyr srocK An yrnIcLrs
POULTRY ASp SUPPLIES

POULTRY supptIES, rarGcn s,rds. hay.
grain. Nohr Fecd Store corner Fir8t
and Elgin. Phone Usage b32o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

FOR SALE--sidway baby carriage: good
az new. Call at 113 Independence or
phone Usage 5S0s.
FOR SALF--s1ied plenty Of good lumber
cheap, Sec Mr. budmAn. Cyuth Court
Apt seventh and Cheyenne
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

sEKEErINd rooms Tor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

.,,.,,s s-Thfee Hght Housekeeping
roam. Tor rent; $40 per month -------
TWO MODERN liEht housekeeping
ctrAaya Usage N25-I. .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

VarrFN ROOMS Tor iishl housekeeping
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
LIVE STOCK


FOR stLL Ers'sh pit buI pups 7g1 ".
Rockford
fuH SALE. INo registered female Arr.
o. uNpH. rlHWp. .HnrU|u blood IUs.. o.
v1cI,e od rnouo owrr '7io.I
FOR SALE Two male and uuc female
rcgirtured Airrda'o puppies. paaEr
C5lE. 1855 yuinDy
HAHHlTg rcdiEreed Erw Tel.anl Ucd..
81 quality young or DID, pr.r"7 rrH."n
able. aI.n rabbit books and markers Sun.
shlue Hobhtrg 900 g. NsntruH Tulsa.
Okla
iINE STOCK AND VEnICLEs a.
rOH SALE Good heays team. tt..
horse lTla hands high 500. HIsrh
Ninorca rhiCknnH and tNu HrnHr Ter.
horns. lhou" pHRr" "NlI.I lI'H Forrest
FOR sALEA load NJ drau horses nud
mulos at S. N kateu.u farm saturday
a. 10 m. or 22 N Houlior
ron SALE Good heavy team tlS,. horse
l7l4 hands hiTh f15o. BLACK Hluorcn
chickens and two Drown leghUruH Phone
Usage 'sll.t
FOR SALE Three cTtra good mi's cows:
three 10 four gallons Is. G Waffle House
farm Twenty first and Lovi, ave.
a CAR OF Jersey U0I.ic.ua and Durham
dairy cows Will be Hold lo the highest
bidder at iIc fair grounds. Monday.
March Dr. ~ p. 20. " g. ratt
At FAIR GROUNDS Monday. March d..
a. 4 O'Clock Nuu can huy a. auction 81
heavy podIgrced tuiry COW. they viii be
sold rain or ahln' lL a. rlati
POULTRY ASD SUPPLIES IS
POULTRY suppIES, rarucn s,rds. hay.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

- I-II,iIT TOUsEKEEpiNG foomi no
~ Nn ~ osare GslS eal y Iackson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
EMPLOYMENT

MLLr MNNIrn-MAIE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
OrFICE sTORE r0rIrMrNr

offlo STORE EpIIrMENT a.
WOODSTOCK STANDARD p-Hali. bosrinr
typewriter. Immediate delivery. time
payment N you like. office Machinery
Exchange. id-A Main ST. Usage aro1
THREE drawer typewrlting desk. eak fn
iSh. IL ". Sixth 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

wANrEn-ro RonRow

! WANTED TO BORROW o. 600 un new
up 70 date modern seven room residence.
I an Improvement. wad.t private patI,. pro.
/ fcrrrd Addrrss leG R World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
ROOMS FoR RENr--ft RNlsuED I

DETROIT y. iois-Front sleeping room
for rcnt. gentlemen preferred. fhone
...rr EHA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14
County Teachers Dress As Children
For Valentine Party At Levy Home

played, refreshments served and the
evening spent most pleasantly.
Rev and Mrs. Hubert n Smith and
Mrs. r n Geer were the chaperOns
for the evening Those present were
Leon Temple. Miss Janet Brantly. Miss
Maude Brown, Miss Vivian Brown,
Leon HOLMAN, Marcus knight,
Alonzo Sherreu, Robert Lee, Joe
Swift Hillard Bryant, Miss Isabel
Smith, Miss Caroline Badget, Miss
Margaret Philips, Miss Marjorie Ellis,
Roy Sewell, Miss Mildred webb, Miss
Hazel wills Jack Burnett, Roy Ma
comber, Bill Goddard. Herbert Cod
dard, Virgil Gardiner, Willie Gardiner,
Miss Helen Temple, Miss Violet Rob
ertson. Miss Dona Robertson, Miss
Vera Geer, Miss Martha Blankenship,
Miss Jeanette Faller. David Harper,
Ralph vaughn, Walter Berg. Roy
Mitchem, William Shoemaker. Ebert
Woods ". J. Heney, Miss Florence
Lacey Miss Alma Lacey. Embry !.
Coffin. Miss Nina Ballenfine Miss
Eda Mae Ardoin. speck Ballentine
Miss Clara Mcdaniel. Miss Nellie Har-
grove, Miss Lucille Watson. Miss Edna
Murdoc, Miss Reba Light. Miss
Amelia Harper, Leonard Stringer, Bob
Osborn and Howard aRiney.
A Jolly Valentine party was given
by the girls Of the T. T. class OF the
First Methodist church Friday even
ing in the church parlors The dec
orations and ices were Of valentine
motif
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

work IS required. he adopts the old
forger's trick OF using acids with
which everything that has been writ
en- on the check may be removed
kept the signature-and the amount,
date name Of payee. etc, rewritten
10 suit the 1orger.
Check raising nowadays Is not
confined 10 professionals In fact,
most Of this work is done by people
who never thought OF such thing
until they happened to receive
check bearing some well known
signature. and also happened at the
same time to need the money
which IS so easily obtained with
Just a few pen strokes
Many OF the recent cases OF check
raising have been the work Of con-
fidential employees, bookkeepers.
clerks, cashiers etc, who held posi-
tons Of trust and were above mere
vulgar stealing but found It so
easy TO raise their employers checks
that they couldn't resist the tempta-
How 1t Is worked.
"a good illustration OF this is the
celebrated Wasserman case that came
TO light in Chicago a few years ago.
This fraud, the largest on record, Is
supposed TO have been engineered
BY a trusted bookkeeper, Who vas
thoroughly in the confidence OF his
employer. A check for 81, signed
by Mr.. Wassermans was certified at
the bank, and then raised to $4,000
and passed on another Chicago bank
as a genuine certified check (Which
1t was, but only for SGD
7 have a hobby for collecting for
geries. Some OF my reproductions Of
raised checks are most interesting
examples Of the forger's handiwork-
For Instance, there is the draft that
was raised by q professional band In
C7r, Frs ufsfrco from So TO f22 600 and
cashed By the bank for the latter
amount The fraud was not detected
until the cancelled draft came back
weeks later.
Another interesting exhibit Is
check raised on the Otis Elevator
company from IS TO $500 by an en-
ploye; and another issued BY an Ohio
hank that was raised to $4,000 and
when the news reached the oeposi-
tors, they Immediately started run
that forced the institution into re-
ownership"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

THE merriest OF valentine parties
was enjoyed on Friday evening
at the residence OF Mrs. R. B.
levy the teachers Of the FL Paso
county schools giving a chldren's
party in celebration Of the season
The Levy home was decorated with
miniature hearts and other emblems
Of the season Children's games were
played, including Going to Jerusa-
lem" and other old time favorites, and
fn a contest Of pinning the tail on the
donkey AIRS. Kendall Ickes won the
prize All Of the guests were costumed
as children, and Miss Minnie Taylor
and Miss Elsie Brown won the prizes
for the cleverest impersonations.
Ice cream cones, lemonade. fruit and
sticky candy were served during the
evening. All OF the features Of a
party dear to childish hearts were en-
Joyed, and could the school children
have witnessed the scene they would
asver have recognized their sedate
teachers in the jolly bevy Of merry
makers
Mrs R B. Levy and her daughter.
Mss Esther Levy. received the guests,
20 IN number, who enjoyed the eve
ming
The Epworth League Of Asbury
Aethodist church gave a very enjoy
BE valentine party on Thursday
evening at the church. Games were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

every check that was placed before
him With a few pen strokes $500
became $500, right in front OF your
eyes A carefully written SIS magi-
cally changed to SIS; IS was trans
formed to $50 in a twinkIing. and
with only one sweep OF the pen. In
fact, IL seemed as though Il would
be sort OF careless to pay Mr.. Nc
Aliister anything by check withou
making him cross his heart that he
wouldn't take more out OF the bank
than the check really and truly called
for.
Easy to ct II.
Given an ordinary check, care
fully drawn for almost any amount, {"
said he, the person 20 whom the
check is payable can easily change
the check to read for any amount
Of money that he happens to need
This is accomplished by merely adding
pen strokes and figures to the Origi-
nal amount, and without using acid
OF rubbing anything out
Where more pretentious piece OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14
Forgery Is Not Necessary These Days
When Raising Checks Is Easily Done

CeTT's the easiest thing in the world
TO get money dishonesty and
not forge a mans signature
either. declared J. z. McAllister. re-
Gently appointed city salesman for the
Todd Protectograph company in FL
Easo.
Give him a well-fiued fountain
pen and a bundle Of bank checks.
and he works transformation in the
amounts OF the checks that would
make the man who signed them gasp
for breath
The mere forgery Of signatures IS
most clumsy crime, out Of date, and
unworthy Of the professional pen
man" said he why take the
trouble" queried he, TO forge a mans
signature, when with scarcely any
trouble you can procure one Of his
bona fide checks bearing his genuine
signature that VIII pass at the bank
without question:
Then to demonstrated, he raised "a
few checks It was interesting to
see him change the amount On nearly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

The mere thought of buying
diamond should suggest Silberberg's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14


a scientific cheese cutter that in cut
ting a mere dimes worth he almost
misses the cake with the knife.
Alexander Aloseiey thinks II Mrs.
Zero Peck bought all she lets on ike
she might buy when she goes into a
store. II would take 20 delivery boys
TO get the goods TO her home
Cape Allsop Is now often seen with
the same kind Of paint on his lips
as that used by Miss Petunia Belcher
in decorating her face. The Hogville
Woman's club is beginning to dis
cuss this at their weekly meetings.
Barlow sims mas accepted q position
at mill over at Pumpkinville. It IS
understood that until he learns some
thing about the business he viii serve
in the capacity OF foreman
II every man got AL he wanted hogs
would fare poorly.
Zero Peck was sick few days ago
and Mrs. Peck became alarmed over
his condition, owing TO the fact that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14
Your Income Taxes

n A woman pays SIS per month
" house rent, and receives $50
per month from room rent.
claim the owner Of the house pays
income on the SIS received for rent.
The tenant pays Income on the SIS
net received from rent OF her rooms.
Il this coErectf ". H.
A. She may not necessarily pay
income on the SIS profit she receives.
She is allowed to make a profit Of
$1,000 a year Of she = single without
dependents) before she pays income
tax She IS permitted to deduct the
necessary expenses Of conducting her
rooming house, as well as the rent
she pays for the place. II she has de-
pendents, she Is permitted. IN ad-
dition to the $1,000, 10 deduct $500 a
year for each dependent before she
pays income tax on the balance The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

he remained perfectly quiet for sew
oral hours. She says when zero
like a dying calf and cuts many pc
culiar czpers she knows there is not
much the matter with him and let's
him 'roup7 until he gets ready TO
get OUT
Miss Petunia Belchsr Is Thoroughly
indignant because one OF the Peck
girls who lives over near VIA Rose
schOolhouse who was named for Miss
Petunia- now that she has gotten
older, has changed her name from
Petunia to BeEoniz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14
HOG WILLOW NEWS

DAAA nAAsar n 4AAlA AA-A1A NAA--A1s
7aluniiuIiIaiIuill topsFiEnleo-
IT Is now assured the postmaster Of
Hogville Is a candidate for reap
pointment- as he IS beginning to
look apologizingly at every one who
calls for mail and there Is not any
for them
Zero Peck. the other day. while
drawing on his Imagination, tried to
imagine old BIZ Hellwanger, who 10
these many years has freQuented the
mOoushine stills OF Petrunia Ridge
and Bear Ford trying in a month or
so from now TO make something with
kick" to It BY dropping In q raisin-
Yam Barl1w. who made his usual
New Years resolution. says Il begins
to look ike the 1920 one Is going to
have TO stick
Bub Smotheys has adopted q new
method OF selling eggs. II the Gus
toner wants them guaranteed, six is
q dozen II he buys at his own risk,
y TO u viii be called a dozen
Zero Peck says Bub Smothers. the
Hogvilie grocer. IL getting 10 be such
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14
LONE BANDIT HOLDS UP
PAY TRAIN IN HAWAII

Honolulu. 7. H Feb 10y the
Associated Press)-A lone bandit
held up q pay train going from
Waimea 20 the Kekaha plantation
camp wednesday and after throwing
the engineer. fireman and paymaster
from the locomotive escaped with
$1,000. according to advices reach
ing here One suspect has been ar
rested Waimea Il about seventy
miles from Honolulu.
The Chinese divide the day int II
parts o. two hours each
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14

ALFRED CORTOT. French pianist.
a who Is to appear here shortly IN
concert, under the auspices OF the
e Paso Womau's club
Not since Paderewskf first startled
America BY his genius has any pianist
met with such Instantaneous recogni-
ton as Cortot, who was heard here
for the first time last season a
player OF remarkable Imagination and
fire, Of strongly marked individual
ityr" one critic says Of him. He
can thunder like a Titan, and glide
over those same keys a moment later
with an almost swan-like touch. E"
says another.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-14
We Are Advancing

Advancement has always been the dominant factor IN
our business plans. Since 1901 we have adopted
every advanced idea IN Optometry.
Each year sees Us adding means for taking advantage of the progress
made n the field of optics Today have the adequately
equipped optical establishment between Kansas City and Los Angeles
and compares favOab with those cites three to four times large
as FL Paso.
We invite you 10 visit us 10 hon gpe unsqua9
service he examination Of pour eyes and the fitting Of proper lenses
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