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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-05-03
CHILDREN TO
HELP IN drive
Lutheran Children of Amer
lea to Raise One-Sixth
of Lutheran World
Service Fund.
100000 IS A
100000 is SHARE
Week of May 20 to be Red
Letter Week for the
Lutherans.

Thousands of Lutheran children in
America will make the week of May 9
to, o a real red letter week in the
church Sunday schools In sacrificing to
the. hurting point that they may raise
100000 as their part of the $1,SOO.OOO
Lutheran world service fund.
It is interesting that this plan has
been set into effect as the result OF chill
dren from various parts of the country
inquiring by their own childish letters
of the national Lutheran council If
they might not have some real part
in bringing relief to the starving little
girls and boys on the other side OF the
water.
Immediately it became evident that
with the women's organizations and the
young peoples societies taking an ac-
tive part in the campaign, these little
volunteers for that army Of workers,
already numbering 100000, could not be
turned away. And SO upon the initia-
tive OF the children themselves they will
seek, to raise one sixth Of the whole
amount alone.
''Such a thing has never been known
in the history of any church," DR..
Lauritz Larsen. secretary of the nation
al lutheran council is quoted as saying.
There is only M thing that can be
likened to 1t, and that is no less a
thing than the zeal Of the European
children of the middle ages which re-
suited In the "Children's Crusade" and
the death by the roadside Of multitudes
Of them in the effort to reach their
goal, says Dr.. Larsen.
/. Plead for Success.
Cut off by technicalities Of the peace
treaty, blocked by the utter lack OF
funds and the necessities of life, 2.4OO
German missionaries, seeing their fields
Of labor go to waste, plead from their
mission stations and the homeland that
the Lutheran church In America will
not fail them In this dark hour, but
wifi raise their world service fund In.
GLIDING 100000 for emergency relief
OF their missions. Recent communica-
lions from Europe to the national Luth-
eran council, reflected this strong feel
ing.
The year before the war the Luther.
an church in Central Europe supported
it's missions literally with $685. 500,
and hence it is evident that the amount
OF $780, 900 can only furnish the most
urgent relief.
After the war had been going on two
years, under heavy pressure the Luth-
Grams Of Germany succeeded in raising
100000 marks for the support Of
their missions. which was we'll ap
preaching normal. But today even 1t
they could raise this sum-, which is inn
possible, it would only amount to about
100000 at the present rate Of ex-
change.
At present the treaty is so understood
rs to take away from the Lutheran
church in Germany millions Of dollais
worth Of property. For example, In
Hongkong the Chinese cOntiscatei the
entire property of the church and it has
never been returned. \
The same thing is true as to the
mission property in 'Tientsin, Sian.
East Africa, Liberia, AIorrocro and
elsewhere.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-05-03

Mrs. F. L. KRISTEN of Clarion and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Knight of En-
metsburg returned to their respective
homes this morning after a visit here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ID. Filler.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-05-03

Foley's electric Ideal grinder guar
antees your llwnmower to cut. VIM.
Foley, 3O2 Division st. Phone 0742.
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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-05-03

FOR SALE-Buff Orpington Matching
egge, Sc per 100. Mrs. II. Il. John
son. phone 21F212. 5-3f2j2*
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-05-03

Mrs. Carrie Alexander of Kamrar
is a Webster City visitor today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
STATE NATIONAL BANK

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. S25o.OOo.Oo
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts.
& r. Iorehends President.
Joseph MuEoffln. Vice-Preaident.
q. n BunHetti Vice-Preaideuf.
George D. F1ory. Fice-prcsldruf.
r. ". McAfce, Cashier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

Geomnsez alaqueo. zoos Montana street
This company also closed the deal
Tor the sale By the Martinez estate
and Henry Essinger 10 C. y Bassett
Of 40 feet at Texas and Campbell
streets for SIS. 600. other sales made
by this company follow
MARI Bros Investment company TO
Q r. Finley, 12Q6-QS North Fl Paso
street. $1,000.
". F. Houoman 70 n. IL Johnson,
3@3 West Missouri street. S67bo.
Gus Leusch to Horace c. Henry, lots
Is and 10 block loo. East Fl Paso
S70no.
r. 3. AIves 10 sam Watkins, 1926
Hawthorne street. $4,000
Z. Lage TO j. ". Wheeler. White
House bakery, $4,000.
Luis MedrauO 10 X. l. SimonS. lot
80 and east one-half OF lot 81, block
Il. Cotton addition. 5000.
Mrs. s y. Hassell 20 L c. Elliott,
lot A and west 'oue-half Of lot -,
block 3, Golden Hill addition. $500.
A. L Reynolds TO C. G. Cole. lots Z
and s. block ., Government hin ad-
dition, $500.
Y. a. Young 70 Dave Crockett, lots
70 9, block 90, Government Hill ad-
dition, S250o.
Alarr Bros Investment company to
y. II Bruiu. lot S. block 81. East FL
Paso addition $3.50
Marr Bros. Investment company to
". II. Moses. middle 30 feet OF lots ?
TO IS. block 50. Bassett addition, S335e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
The Daily Record

lot and :. Is feet Of 5. block los
East Fl Paso addition. $4,000.
A. Z Dubois. TO Blanche Toe
chini and Billie Herod. west Ia
feet Of -, block 1ss. East El Paso
J S. r Fernandez. to Atrauo Esca-
reno, lot 1, block Il, French addition,
SI15.
Terrace improvements company. to
r r keeney; lots 25 and IS, block
{ s, French addition, $500.
Burton-Lingo company. TO F. T.
Buell., lots - and IS, block 50, Gov
eminent Hill, $500.
John Q. Biggs. ct NIX TO 7 Il
E5ritchard. lots q and 3. block 30.
GrandvieW, s2l00.
Egnacio Garcia. ct ux-. to Mari
Bros, Investment company, lots 10,
II and y, block Is, East FL Paso,
S1IsL
", Il .Aldridge and F. ". AIdridre.
20 p. F. Cameron, east 5 foot. OF lot
J. all o. lot .. and west Is feet of lot
z, block II, Manhattan Heights,
]. c. Dunlavy. ct ux- TO Harry L.
VIM north 40 feet OF lots is. 19 and
20. block IL, Nundy Heights, $4,000.
Pedro Diaz. 70 Daniel Diaz. ct ux..
lot 20. block. ?. Orchard Park ad-
4AAl0As f4tN-
Royal Jaclman, ct TX to J. p.
Miner, lots to 4 inclusive. block
II, La Tuna $500
J. J. Keevil. ct TX to Lee Glass
cock. lots ] 10 8. inclusive, block SIS.
Bassett addition; $4,000.
Chas- F. Hickerson TO Mari Bros.
Investment Co. east one-haif Of lots
and 10, block ., East FL Paso adj
dition: SO.
p T. Murray TO N B. Murray, lot
q. block 2, Government Hill; 81.
J. " Philips, et Tx. 70 Z. 7. Muir
ray and IT, B. Murray. lot -. block
., Government Hill; $3.50
Rio Grande Valley Bank & Trust
Co 10 Lee fiiasscock, lot s. block
-. Hague's subdivision Government +
Bin; $3.50.
First Real Estate & Investment
Co TO G. =. Putnam, part Of block "a, .
Cotton addition, beginning north /
west corner OF lock. thence south 4
1879 feet. thence east 25-6 feet TO I
railroad. thence east along railroad Z
$50 feet thence north 1854 feet,
thence west 100 feet; $3.50.
NJ A. Dolan TO Frank T. Prsisler,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

/ all Of lot 90, block 50, East FL Paso
addition; s6575.
]. 7. Graney and J. n Graney 70
2. A. Robuck, lots "a and %. block
%, Grand View addition $3.50.
John W Phillips, ct TX 70 Fred r.
DeArmond. lot 10 and east 18as feet
Of lot 9, block %, Government Hill
H. F. Holsteln and Elizabeth Hol-
stein to Tom 3. Newman lot ~ and
east Is feet OF lot p, block IS, High
land Park; $1,000,
Florence II. King TO 1ligual Cara
cena, lots "a. block Is, Lattss Wood
lawn addition; $40.
V. H. Earl and Ella ID. Earl 70
" L ToOley, part Of lots rs and 126,
block 80, Mills map; $4,000.
W. 2. Tooley 70 Z. J. White, part
OF lots 125 and 116. block 30. Mills
map, beginning northeast corner OF
block 90, thence south SIS feet,
thence west IS feet. thence north no
feet. thence east 1898 feet 10 begin
ming; $4,000
Lee Moor Contracting company 70
C. J. Necl. north 100 feet Of lot J.
block Is Mundy Heights; 5000.
c. J. Neel 10 ". " COe and z y.
Coe. north 40 feet Of lots !, block
IS, Mundy Heights; $4,000.
r L Hines TO o. H IhOrman. south
10 feet OF lot . and north feet Of
lot %, block 20, Manhattan Heights;
$1,000.
P. F. Briuck TO Barney Cohen. lot
IS. block %, Woodlawl addition;
Fabens Townsite & Improvement
company 20 +. c. Held. lots 1 10 IL,
inclusive. block %. Fabens Town
site addition; $1,000.
W. Cooley TO seth B. Orndorff. 25-si
acres. san Elizario grant. west OF
north loop road. and west q Bas-
sett ranch, about I mile east OF Clint;
$3.50
Luis Medrano. ct ux. TO Mabel Gil
bert and Isolene Gilbert. south feet
OF west - feet Of lot j Z and west ~
feet OF lots IS. 70 and %, block II.
Alexander addition: $3.50.
Anna Jackson 20 J. c. Daniel lot
q and west . feet OF lot %. block
29. Bassett addition; $500
Peter Mckee. ct ux- 10 william
SCHNEIDER. lots 2 and east l-3 feet
Of lot 10. block "A. Bassetr addition;
$3.50.
East FL Paso Presbyterian church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

ArAA E4taAe LEluAleEGs
J. II. Proctor to Lee H. orndorff
lot ana north 9 feet OF lot 8, blocl
80 Alexander addition; also lots
70 9. inclusive, block 217, Alexander
addition; $40, etc
C. L Moss and s. A Moss 10 3. =
-LhreadEil and Martha ThreadEiu
-ols 10 8 block s. Bassett addition
S6500-
p. n RiEdon, et ux. 70 r. 2. Clarke
ct uUg lots and east half Of lot 10
block 81. Bassett addition; 5000. b.
James A. Bell to A. r. 1Iahoney.
lots 7 10 IS, inclusive, block s and
lots Z 10 q. inclusive. Beliemon. Park
addition; $3.50
J. S. Crozier TO Margaret r. Scott.
lots Us and 2e, block 8, Bellemont ad-
ditlon; $50.
A. F. Mahouey 10 J. s. Croker, lots
70 le- Inclusive. block 8, and lots
70 e. inclusive. block IL. Bellemont
addition; $1,000.
Elizabeth Belle walker, exc. 20
IT. ID Ashley lots 20 and -, block
g, Franklin Heights addition; sl5,-
Catherine Gorbutt 10 Westminster
Presbyterian church, lots e &.
lock SO, Government Hi; S1201
j p Mullin and c. #. 2lullin TO
Charlotte Wilson. lots 8, and 5,
block Z, Morniugside Heights; $3.50
Aa-1- lAaA Aa-aa com alE L. ~ A.
schemes north 90 feet OF lots II and
- and north 80 feet OF the west
1913 feet OF lot 15, block Is, Mundy
Heightss $3.50
a. T. Christie TO ". r AXE. lot
80 and north h2lf OF 19, block &,
orchard Park; $40, etc
r I Rushing and A l. Rushing
10 c. r. Richards. 20 acres Canu-
tillo grant, same tract formerly
owned By James C. White described
in book s07. page 81, SO. etc
i. T. IrHT TO John H. Miller, hair
CT quarter interest in portion Of
survey fs-f7 j. 81 Day described in
hook 12s. page --e. Assumption Of
notes ss7-I1I
n. Z. killer and A. H Goldstein
10 N. n Peck. survey 1Zes island OF
san Eiizarlo. containing i1,ls5 acresi I
S2S67.
SIlverio Escontrias. ct ux-. 20 Juan
I.scontrias- a tract OF SIS acres more
or less. in Socorro grant. beginning
al intersection Of G. Il. d s 4 and
north hank OF Acequia Labor thence
northwest etc-- $40 etc
Bertha j. Porter, Ct viz, 10 Lee
IL Orndorff. lots 6 10 10 inclusive,
block Isl. Alexander addition, $3.50
John " Phillips and A. s. Phil
lins. TO Robert G. Smith, lot %, and
~ est = Of "a, block u, Altura Park,
Sa35e-
Thomas p. Grudgings. Ct al, 10
Henry Grudgings- lot 70 ane north
feet=of II, block 157, Campbell ad-
Incilie J.. Fsrlet. 10 ConE-ega-
tional church building. society Of
View York lots j., 15, il. Is. > s, eX-
cent north 90 feet Of lots is. Is, is,
block 3. Il Paso addition, 5000.
Kate O. Backham. 10 Egbert Wood
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
DEMAND FOR HOMES INCREASES;
REAL ESTATE MEN OPTIMISTIC

THE demandfLor homes in FL Faso
l is stn increasing. according TO
local real estate men. who are op-
timistic over the near future OF Fl
Paso because Of the increased activ-
ity IN the Pecos and Toyah oil fields.
Many Who are operating I'm these
fields are planning homes in Fl PasO
and some have already bought
small Bungalows are going I'D in
every section OF the city, most Of
which are being built BY interests
which have the idea Of selling them
70 the moderate salaried man on
terms that they can meet without
lzmpertug them In g financial way.
Trading in valley homes Is still
active Two or three OF the best
ranches in the valley have been sold
during the past week, and several
small tracts have been bought as
building sites Three large and at
tractlve homes are under process OF
erection between FL PasO and Ysleta
On The paved road 1t is reported
nat many other homes are being
planned
Mari Company Closes Deals.
James T. Mari & Co, report a con
linral inquiry for homes both 70 rent
and buy. Through this company ".
h- Earl and Ella 3. Earl sold 10 W.
=. Looley part Of lots 126 and ~,
plock 80 Mills map $4,000 This
property IS located at chihuahua and
san Francisco streets
Mar Bros. Investment Co. 20 A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
Declares Public School
Snsfem Faces q Crisis

Columbus. O.. April 1T.-This ma
lions public school system Is fac
ing a crisis
This crisis cannot DO relieved until
teachers receive higher pay accord
ing 10 p. ?. ClaNton. United states
commissioner OF education addressing
the local chamber OF com merce forum.
ClaEton contrasted messenger boys
making $500 annually with Kentucky
school teachers receiving from $500
20 $1,000 q year
Only four out Of every 1000 teach
ers in go cities receive $500 a year
or more. according TO survey. said
Claxtou- He said that 10000 public
schools in this country were closed
lurinE January. due 70 shortage iu
teachers that 10000 schools were
closed las- October. due to the sane
cause that $1,000 schools are being
presided over by teachers who have
not measured Up 10 the minimum
standard set By their respective states.
and that 10000 teachers have fallen
below all reasonable standards
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

lots Z and 9. block %, French add
I ton; $500
J. F. SiuIin, ct ux. TO S. s. Baker
/ et ux-- lot S. and east one-half o.
/ Z, block 81, Grand View: s35s7.s5-
Marie II. Rixey, TO Fannie D. Elay.
err lots and TO- block, III, Highland
". J. Hendrix. 70 c. Y. Nafe. iots
II and u, block ~. Highland Park
$4,000.
Nieves Camera. 10 Juana P. de
Camera; undivided half interest in
lots 9 and 10. block 81. Mageffin sd-
dition, 1875.
David F. Worth. ct al, to Louis
Fisehbein; lot g block ST. Magoffin'
Chas. z. Bryan and C. c. Bryan,
70 l. c. Clifton; lots Is and "A. block
81. Manhattan Heights. $500.
J. J. c. Armstrong, 10 ". r Shutesi
31iz feet by 40 feet. block 90 Mills
map. beginning IS feet inches wezt
from northeast corner Of block.
thence south 40 feet. thence west
81 feet inches. etc, $4,000.
Martinez Investment Co. to Mar
tin Saldivars lot :. block 50, Wood
lawn addition. Sl75.
Ruth H Todd and T. n Todd; 10
c. c. Rigney and II. z Eigney; lots
9 and 10. block ., Sunset Heights.
$4,000.
G. a. HaEberg, ct TX, 70 H. Y.
Virgins. central 80 feet OF lots Il
TO 20, block IL, Sunset Heights.
$3.50.
Nieves Camera. 10 Juana 2. de
Camera. lots 80 to IS inclusive. block
150, Tobin addition, $50
J. r Mcleod and Frances C. Nc
Leod to r. p Cain. Il feet BY 80 feet,
ont OF block 204. Campbell addition
and block 20, Magoffin addition, be-
ginning lis feet west from south
east corner OF block 20. thence north
90 feet. etc; $4,000.
Mrs. @. ". Groom. ct vir. to First
Real Estate & Investment company,
north % feet Of lot 3 and south Il
feet OF lot z. block us, Campbell ad-
dition. $4,000.
T. J. Gentry and L A. Gentry 10
Miguel Carrasco, lot ; and vest half
OF lot 4. block %, East FL Paso ad-
dition. $4,000.
Anderson Investment company TO
T. p Renshaw, west 20 feet OF lot %,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

S. Z. Patton and H F. Kester. trus-
tees, F. I. Pittman and Littlejohn
trustees, 10 board OF mission ~ =
church. South. a corporation. lots 7
$500.
John r. Demo and Eleanor C. Demo
70 J. Y. Dowlin. lot 25, block IS
Franklin Heights; $3.50.
A. S. Cochran and JeweIle Cochran
to Harris Walthal. lots and s. block
81. Franklin Heights; $4,000.
Mari Brothers Investment & I'M
proTement company 10 Dave Crockett
lots 10 9. inclusive. block 30, Gov
eminent Xiii: $500.
". II. Nabours and NJ. Nabours q
J. Harry Gates and A. o. Gates. east
I ; feet Of lot II. all OF lot L. block
70. Government Hill; $4,000.
]: F. Mullin to A D. Long and =
G. Long, lots % and 90. block 81,
Grand View; $3.50.
Il P. Likes. et TX 20 George d
Kendall lots and s, block s., Grand
View; so. etc.
s. II. Cruise. ct ux. TO J. B. Order.
lots Il and 10, block 125, Highland
Park; $3.50.
Highland Realty company 10 r F.
Norris and Laura Norris, lots & and
3, block 81. Highland Park $3.50.
Estelle G. Levy and Charles Levy
TO Adela B. Esparzo, lots IS 70 20,
inclusive. bleck 80. Alagoffin. $500.
Clemence Thirty Smith to H r
Heimann. lots S and Z. block IS,
Manhattan Heights: 5000.
First Real Estate & Investment
company 20 c. ". Groom. part OF
block Is, Mills map; being 81 feet
s inches north OF southeast corner OF
block. thence north 50 feet 4 inches.
thence west 30 feet. etc; also strip
z feet s inches by 80 feet north Of
HLfm mTar mHWHn #nnH
fnchas BY 40 feet south OF this
Belle z. Laidlow. et al 10 A. =.
Sims and Janey Sims. lots - TO is,
inclusive, block ;. Military Heights
Si100.
Nations Packing company 70 J. ".
Denny. lot 10, block ,, oiiraflor addi-
]. ". Tappan and ~ ". Tappan
to Gufllsrmo Porras. lots - and IS,
block Z. Mundy Heights; $1,000
E'leren9e F: D~ysr to J. PaR RSeSi2
5, Pasadena addition $500.
c. L. caspary.. jr- TO Ellen Wiser.
north 20 feet OF lots 20 ; and north
80 feet OF west half OF lot 4, block
292, Pierce-F inleys $3.50.
Joseph Ring and Henrietta Ring
TO Eileen Walz Ramsey east feet
OF lot IS. al Of lot IS and vest 10
NEEA OF AlN - AAlAh @NNH 40 AAA
ley addition; $1,000
Lucy E Canant 70 ]. r Freeman
ard L. r. Freeman. lot 3 and west 10
feet OF lot 4. block 27o, Pierce-Finley
addition; 5000.
Tri-State Association OF Credit
Men TO A J. Rem. tract 1, 20 acres,
san Elizario grant, beginning al
southwest corner OF ~ acre tract
and extending 70 east boundary OF
John Celum's homestead tract 2, rs
sores. san Elizari0 grant, beginning
southeast corner OF 4e-2 acre tract
owned by Albert Celum, thence north
EAST. etc; tract 9, S2-14 acres. block
G. lot !. according to Wingo map OF
san Elizario; S10-s57.
Thomas Martin. ct Tx. to Emma L.
earle. section 13. block IS, town
hip ]. T. & P. railway 81. etc
II. z Crawford and Dora Craw-
ford 70 J. d. Murphy and Jessie
Murphy. a tract OF 49, acres. in
Ysleta grant. about one and one
lalf miles northeast from Plaza IN
Ysleta; 5000.
@. J. Downs and J. r. Downs 20
Jessie " Downs. a tract OF 2-35 acres
In Tsieta grant. about one and one
half miles northeast OF plaza in
Tsleta. beginning west line Of Louis
Evans tract; also 1907 acres. more
a. hnnfnrfrE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

I northwest corner tract owned by Il
=. Crawford. $1,000.
Auto Licenses Issued.
45s3f2-FranS l. Armstrong. ST.
Montana street. Ford
45ss43-F. r Gowen. 1015 Brown
street. Paige.
45ss44-E. D. BukhoIy. Hotel
Locke. Overland.
45s3f5-Robt. I Boycl. general de-
livery. Fl Paso. Texas. Chevrolet.
45S3fT-Paris bakery. s11 south
FL Paso street. Ford tractor.
f583f8-W. C. Rutherford. us
North III Paso street. Ford
45S3f9-J. F. Wingate. 516 East
Rio Grande street. Paige l.
45s35e-Heid Bros, inc. Chevrolet
42635l-Held Bros inc Chevrolet.
f58352-clyde T. Winters. IL
North Brown street, Ford.
45s35s--J z. Hignett. 1904 Ala
mogorda street. Ford.
4f5s354-Mrs- r. II. oliver. es00
Montana street. Nash.
45s355-Fisk Rubber company. Of
New York Overland
45s35s-Nrs. w j. Shelter. e5es
Montana street. Ford
45s355-C g Golden. 1405 North
Stanton. Ford.
45s55s-R. B. Price. 10 North
Piedras. Dodge
45ss5s-D. IL Baber. 1903 River.
45ssso-H X. Manigault, sos Ange.
Ford.
45sss1-s J. Reynolds. III East
Main. Ford truck.
45S3sa-P. r Johnson & Co.. st.
Vrain and Mills Ford truck.
s5S563-C Sanchez Alvaua, 919
East Missouri. Ford
458364-W. D. Wise seed Co. Sec
ond and Chihuahua, Ford truck.
f5sS65-Isidor de Ia o. FL Paso,
455sss-wm. " Boswell. s14 Mesa,
a5Sss7-Ambrosia s Carol Il
45ssss-M o. Means. Valentine,
Texas. Buick
l5sss5-R W. stsppenbeek. Fabsns,
55ss79@P, ]. Donovan. PecOs.
s5ss7I2R c o'cOnnor. 5o7 Non
tana. Maxwell
45ss7e-Albert Matthias & Co.,
Overland and san Jaeinto. Velie.
45s375-L. P. Campbell 9o7 Epson,
l5ssz4-J- II. Puekett, 1905 cinein-
~ s5sa55-Isris ". TeeL lsss wyom-
z5sS7sEaiarion Martin. sses Ma
lions. Dodge.
s5ss77-A c. saiaises. 7l01s oehoa,
Ford
l5ss7s-M F. Hoover. Fort Bliss
Chevrolet
s5ssTs-F- 7. Beethoven. 1924 Mills
building. Ford.
45sss0-Nanuel Madrid, San Eli
carlo. Texas. Ford.
f5sssl-John Higgins. s1ois Myrtle
avenue. Ford
s5ssse-P. A Miller. e4os Lebanon
street Ford
f5sSss-Goodyear Tire & Rubber
company. Ford.
45sssEstar Auto wreckins com
15s5s5-Ei Paso Dairy company.
FOrd truck.
45ssss-O. T. Walker. Fl Paso.
Studebaker.
s5sss7-Luis Carreon. ss2 Charles
street. Ford
s5ssss-Lester Motor company
Maxwell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

JeWett City. Conn. April IA
man living on the rural delivery
route complained 20 the postmaster
that he hadn't received any mail for
a week or two. The postmaster said
the carrier had been covering the
route The man went home and
found the carrier had been putting
the mail in the bird house on the
ridge pole Of his barn Instead Of the
usual r F. D. box
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
Wife Gould Only Speak
Bulgarian; Asks DiUorce

Denver. Colo. April 17.-After six
weeks OF fruitless effort TO carry on
a conversation with his bride. Nicho-
las Dotschoff. A Pole. wants his mar
riage anuulled- Dotschoff declares
thar he negotiated with the parents
Of his wife, who is a Bulgarian. for
her hand. Her parents declared. ac-
cording 20 Dotschoff, tht the girl
could speak Polish. but after the cere-
mony had been performed Dotschoff
discovered that she could speak only
Bulgarian. and he is firing Of unsuc-
cessful attempts to communicate with
his bride in the sign language.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

45s5ss-PoIcarpio Rodriguez. ST
S. Virginia street. Ford
Births Recorded
Virginia Love West. daughter OF
John ~ West. 40 Noble street
Bryan de Violin. son OF william
Bryant de Violin, BIS Memphis street
Licensed TO ed
Joe A. Ferlna and Bessie ~ Fred
erick-
John r. Bryan and Marguerite
Maliet.
silvestre Magaiianes and Maria
Gardea-
EaIaIIo vnIaIpondo and sara Alrarsz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
Den0er Americdnizdtion
Program Is Successful

Denver. Colo. April 17.-Denver's
melting pot" is rapidly aassimilating
youthful aliens here as a result OF
the Americanization program being
conducted in the various community
centers Of the city.
At a recent concert the hymn Jesus
Loves Me- was first sung by eight
Chinese children, In Chinese. followed
by eight Italian children. who rem
dered the hymn in Italian. As a eli
max the eight Chinese children, the
eight Italian children and eight
American children Joined hands and
sang the hymn in English
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-31
Every Day 4 New Year.

d. heard the pastor preach New
Year sermon Sundny-a strong and
fine sermon. courageous and full of
pep. II bespoke the duty Of every man
to hang on to the pillow handles and not
Quit. II was n perfectly true and sen
sible sermon and would have been just
as true and sensible II delivered on the
Fourth OF July or the twelfth OF Sep
tember or any other day rs on New
Years day. New Years resolutions
are fine; but the trouble with most OF
them Is that they are made for n full
year aud not for full hour, and that
the present hour. What we need TO do
Is resolve to meet each hours, each
days. each weeks duties with hlgl
courage, with serene faith; with M
fear OF consequences, II only we are
doing what we feel tn he right. II We
tnke care Of the next hour the next
day will be cared for, and II the day
is cared for as II comes the new yeai
is sure to have no problems collectively
that the day has not intimated ant
the hour itself may not help to solve
A. G. Staples In Lewiston Journal