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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
Cardinal Merciier' $ Story

Including his correspondence with the German
authorities in Belgium during the war, 1914 to
1918, edited by Professor Fernand Mayence of
Iouyain University and translated by the .Bene-
J;ctine Monks of St. Ausustine's, Ramssate,
England.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15

Full gathered, belted models of fine
all-wool serge, smartly trimmed
with novelty silk. All sizes in lot,
but not in each style. GA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15

D'AnnunzIo Sued In Paris
Paris, Jan. 15.-(By A. P.)--Suit
has been brought here against Captain
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
RaincapeS at Cost
LIS 2.75
Value 800

Tan Raincapes fea-
turing lined hoods
on sale at actual
cost. 6-14.
An Extraordinary
Bluebird Opportun-
ity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
400 Coats l/s-h Off
400 600 900

The finest quality of velour, cheviot
and melton fashioned into chic,
full-belted Coats. Some trimmed
with plush or kimmerette. 6-14.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15
Value 500

Guaranteed Rain
proof "BeStyette"
Raincapes in blue or
garnet-lined hoods.
6-14,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30
Truck Active In Trade Rivalries

Reports emanating from many
sections OF the country show vari-
Gus cities Fronting in volume Of
business transacted, In growth OK
population, and In the reduction OF
the cost Of the necessaries OF life by
the use OF motor truck transpOrta-
ton. according 90 the Ship by Truck
bureau at Akron, o., where data
dealing with the problems OF trans
portation and distribution Is being
COMPLIED.
A year ago, for example, bust
ness men In a Michigan city found
wholesalers I'm a Wisconsin city
across the lake were making sub
stantial inrOads into their markets.
Lake transportation was making It
possible for the Wisconsin dealers
10 get shipments into the Michigan
territory more quickly than could
the Michigan city's dealers. These
Michigan dealers turned TO the mot
or truck laid great stress on the de-
STABILITY of good roads, and today
they are outdistsnoing their com
petitors In the fight for business IN
the smaller Michigan cities and
towns.
More than $50, 900 pounds Of
freight are leaving the two loading
platforms Of this city's ship by truck
terminal daily. according 10 the
most recent reports, and 10 motor
express routes are used. They en-
able the wholesalers 70 make de-
ilveries the same day orders are re-
ceiYed.
Two other cities. rivals for many
years. had raced neck and neck In
the field OF business with little per-
ceptible gain on either side until the
larger Of them suddenly saw the ad-
vantages OF motor express and lent
it's support in promoting terminal
stations for truck lines running out
into the country.
ct is not quality OF goods. nor
Lrices," reads a report recently sub
mitted by an investigator of the
smaller city on the reason why the
wholesale business Of the rival had
grown 50 rapidly. cit simply is a
matter Of deliveries They have or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30
ONLY 12PERCENT
OF ROADS SURFACED
u. S. With Seven Million Cars
Ranks Low in Proportion
of Good Roads.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May Is
Despite the fact that the United
States has 7.O0OyOs00 myotor-driven
vehicles in operation-leading the
world in this respect,-motorists will
be surprised TO learn that but IL per
cent of the roads of this country arc
surfaced. Out of an estimated to-
tai OF 2,47S,552 miles of public rural
roads, only about 1891 are sur
faced or improved.
Indiana shows the greatest per-
centage of improved highways. AZ. s
percent OF it's roads being surfaced.
based on the last available figures Of
1918.
That there is a great need Tor good
roads can be deduced from the in
creased tendency for long distance
hauling by motor truck. and partic-
ularly by the fact that $4,000 EN-
travel 100000 miles daily in de-
livering mail on rural routes.
Need Is Apparent.
With an estimated 1920 produc-
ton OF 1900, 600 automobiles, the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30
124.1 LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE TO MAMMOTH
CAVE.

LOUISVILLE TO MAMMOTH
CAVE.
90 LOUISVILLE. Broadway and
Fourth st. West with trolley
on Broadway two blocks.
o. Sixth St, left with Cross-trol-
ley.
10 Hin st. Right with cross troll
ley.
2.5 Four corners; meeting trolley,
left onto 18th st. Trolley leaves
to right 80
81 SHIVELY. Straight through.
Pass CLARHS STATION. IL
and GLENBROOK STATION.
So. Avoid right-hand diagon-
al road SIS. keeping ahead with
trolley and joining RR. Pass
store on right 1O.7 Through
JOHNSONTOWN Ill. Through
VALLEY lis.
IA OREL Right, avoiding left
hand road in center OF town.
ISL MEADOWLAWN. Stra g ut
through.
III KOSMOSDALE. Straig h t
through along Ohio river.
1873 Curve right across RR. and
right beyond with travel along
RR. Cross long iron bridge
at top of grade over Salt river
2O.3 Cross RR.
eos WEST POINT. Straight
through. Crossing RR. Just
beyond. Under RR. trestle 1872
and ascend long winding grade
through wooded valre y.
Through DRIPPING SPRINGS
244.
45.1 ELIzABETHTOWN, at small
square. Right and left half
way around square. continuing
on Maincross st. Cross RRs.,
going up long easy grade be-
yond. Cross RRs.
47.3 Fork. sign in center; right
Cross stone culvert 55.3
Gel UPTON. three corners. Left
with poles. Right and left
across RI. ga. Cross an
other RR. 63.1 Recross RI.
CAS-.
$50 I.eft-hand road; left along RR
Curve across RR. 65.5. Re
cross RR. 67.2
6S.6 BONNEVILLE. Cross RR.
7O.4-73.1 Right with road at
cemetery 1871.
1862 NCNFORDVILLE. Keep ahead
on Main st.
764 End of street Right with
poles and keep to right.
76.5 Three corners. left and right
across long viaduct. Left across
iron bridge over Green river
76.6. Through WOODSON-
VILE III.
.7s.5 ROWLETTs. fork. Right across
small wooden bridge.
S4.3 HORSE CAVE. three corners,
right along RR. Cross RR.
sci.
SIS Right-hand road, beyond school
on left: right.
Ss.4CAVE CITY. Straight through.
93.1 Fork; right. Cross RR. 97.9.
QS.7 MAMMOTH CAVE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30

need for better highways is evident
That this fact Is recognized by states
and municipalities IS shown by es
ttmated appropriations OF $500. 000.-
600 TO be spent on hard-surfaced
roads during the year.
In 1918 approximately 1884
miles Of roads were improved in
shis country and the enormous sum
OF s4,e7i. 900 was spent on main
tenance. More than $40. GOO. 900 has
been spent on the $500 miles OF
Lincoln highway between the Hud-
son river and san Francisco in the
last six years.
To stimulate interest OF the public
and OF the government OF states in
the value OF better roads, one Of the
large tire and rubber companies has
created a new department TO be de-
voted entirely 10 this work. This de-
partment Will gather data on the
cost OF good roads. methods Of taxa
ton and other valuable information
necessary before legislatures can
frame. and pass good roads legisla-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30
Where Can | Find Relief from
Itching, Terrifying Eczema?

guide you TO relief. No matter how
terrifying the irritation, no matter
how unbearable the itching and
burning OF the skin, S. S. s. will
promptly reach the seat Of the trou-
bic. Give It a fair trial 10 be con
WINGED Of its efficacy.
Our chief medical adviser is an
authority on blood and skin disor
ders. and he will take pleasure IN
giving you such advices as your in
dividual case may need, absolutely
without cost. Write today. describ-
ing your case to Medical Depart
ment, Swift Specific Co, 262 Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30
This Question Is Ever on the Lips
of the Afflicted.

Eczema. letter, Pimples, and
other terrifying conditions OF the
skin are deep-seated. blood troubles,
and applications of salves, lotions
and washes can only afford temper
airy relief. without reaching the real
seat Of the trouble. But just be-
cause local treatment has done you
TO good, there is no reason to des-
pair. You simply have not sought
the proper treatment, that is with
IN your reach.
You have the experience Of others
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30
Weekend Motor Tours
SOUTH BEND TO MAMMOTH CAVE

left.
IT'S Turn right az end OF road.
IT'S CROTHERSVILLE. Tur n
left Follow main travel. nu-
merous right and left turns.
1913 Turn left at single road
sos Turn right at crossr Dads.
1877 Turn left az end Of road. Cross
bridge.
$40 Turn right at single road, on
winding road.
$50 Cross RR- and trolley.
87.2 Turn left at end OF road and
next right.
$40 Turn left at crossroads.
$50 Cross trolley and RR.
S8.3 Turn right.
1876 SCOTTSBURG. Straig h t
through
91.3 Turn right at crossroads.
GA VIENNA. Straight
91.7 Cross RR. and trolley.
91.8 Turn left at crossroads.
$40 Meet and follow trolley be-
tween trolley and RR.
94.7 UNDERWOOD. Straight
95.6 Left across RR. and right.
95.9 Left at end Of road and right.
81 Ford small stream.
9S.2 Turn right at crossroads.
800 AflOE1 AN4ks
1901 HENRYVILLE. Turn left at
end Of road across RR. Next
right.
1908 Left across bridge and next
right.
1909 Turn right at crossr Dads.
1925 Pass road on left.
1927 Turn left at crossroads along
RR
1915 MEMPHIS. Right at end of
road across RR. and next left
along RR. with trolley.
1893 Cross bridge and turn left
across trolley and next right
11N4 SELLERSBUEG. Straight.
1852 Turn left at end OF road and
next right.
I17.9 Turn left on YinCennes av.
with trolley.
1887 NEW ALBANY. Straight
Cross RR. az station
1870 Straight across bridge over
Ohio river. (25c toll) Bear
right on 31st ST.
1901 Turn left on Portland ave.
1907 Turn left on 26th ST.
1921 Turn left on Broadway 10
Fourth st.
124.1 LOUISVILLE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30
SOUTH BEND To MAMMOTH
CAVE.

SOUTH BEND To LOGANSPO ORR
90 SOUTH BEND court house
East one bloct, on Washington
g.
o. R{Vht onto Michigan st. ROAD
is practically straight south 10
Rochester Cross kh. al sta
ton. % and again O-b. troll
lev ends is Follow main poles
across RR. 1O.2.
los I.AREVILLE. Straight aheaa.
Curve right just beyond across
iron bridge ana RR. and lett.
Cross RR. az LAPAZ l5.5-2l.o.
ra4 PLYMOUTH. Michigan and La
porte SITS. Straight through on
Wichigan ST. Under RR. 23-6-
Cross RR. 2s.5.
e1.2 ARGOS Straight through.
Cross RI. al.5. Cross HF'
'13.I ROCHESTER, court house on
left Straight through.
els FULTON. Straight through
Cross RR. SIT.
Els AfETEA. Straight through
Gross Pr. ssh.
ga Fork: keep left with main line
OF trolley. Cross RRs- 65-l.
GO sixth ST.: meeting cross-trolley'
left across long iron bridge over
Wabash river.
as o broadway. fire station on Tar
left; meeting trolley, right
Goa LOGANSPO RT.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30

anized ship by truck by establish
ing a union freight trucking station,
facilitating and speeding shipments
TO and fro"
The chamber OF commerce got
the point As a result OF the report
~ encouraged the establishment OF
the came system for motor transpor-
tation. Today It Is gradually regain
ing old customers for its business
houses and obtaining a substantial
share Of new business.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30

INDIANAPOLIS TO LOUISVILLE.
90 INDIANAPOLIS. From Sol
dier's monument. go south on
Meridian St Cross RR. at
station.
% Left on Madison av., Cross
RRs.
2.07 Left on Madison road.
q Meet and follow trolley.
IS FDGEWOOD. Straight.
"a SOUTHPORT Straight
no GREENWOOD. Straight.
I5.5 WHITELAND. Cross trolley.
Follow trolley straight into
Main ST.
eos Cross RR-
COZ FRANKLIN. Turn left on
Jefferson ST. at court house.
2O.9 Turn right on Home av. with
211 Turn left on South ST Cross
21.a Turn right at end OF street.
s5.a ANIITY. Left across trolley.
Straight on.
pa Cross bridge.
sO.4 Turn left at end Of road.
Cross bridge and turn left, at
old mill.
S1.2 EDINBURG Turn right.
31.s Turn right at end of street
and bear left
ass Turn left NJ end OF road.
$50 TAYLORSNTL4LE. Turn right
at single road.
SIS Turn left and right just be
yond along RR.
S9.S Turn right and then left with
road.
4o.9 EFT at end Of road.
Al Turn right.
42.5 Through covered bridge
ar Turn left on Eighth 50. Cross
RR-
: 40 Turn right on Washington ST.
with trolley Cross ER-
as COLUMBUS Pass court house
and turn RIA on Second So.
Cross RR- and Ions bridge
over Driftwood river.
ass Turn left at single road.
as NALESBORo Straight.
ass Turn right and next left.
4q.S Turn left at end of road away
from RR and next riEht
-Ot WAYNESNILLEt Straight
SOL Turn left az end OF road.
Curve right with road
F2e Right at end OF road and i'm
mediately left
through outskirts OF town.
5-4 Cross RR. and bear left.
5S7 Turn left at end Of road.
500 Cross bridge.
fN7 Cross RR.
SOS Turn right ar crossroads.
SCI Cross RR. Straight on Ewing
So
62.5 Turn right on Second ST.
Cross RR-
eeS SEYMOUR STRAIGHT
So Turn left on Walnut 81.
e27 Cross RR
622 Riert and left
$50 Turn left ~ crossroads.
6e2 over EE ard trolley.
SO Bear right
So Turn left
G9r Turn RIGHT AZ end o. road
f3q TNfoNroV< Right fork
Isl Left Fork
7e.S Right az end Of road and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30

InGANSPORT TO INDIANAPOLIS
90 IOGANSPORT, court house on
left. south with trolley on Bird
Al. Cross RR. o. and long con-
crete bridge over Wabash river
lust beyond. coming onto Bur
lingtcn av.
% -Four corners; left away from
trolley.
10 End OF street; ball park on
LEFT: right Through four-cor-
ners ga,
100 End OF road. left.
ia End Of road. right
12.4 Four corners, sign on right
left.
12.s Right-hand road; right
13.9 YOUNG AMERICA. Straight
1e4 left. Cross RR- 900 and troll
lev sol. Same thoroughfare
becomes Jefferson st.
3O.6 Four corners. at stores; left
and right, keeping ahead on
Jefferson st. across RR.
e0.7 Main ST.. meeting trolley, right.
30 KOKOMO. court house on
right. Keep ahead with troll
lev on Main ST.
31.6 Wood ST., left away from troll
lev one block and turn square
right onto Union ST. joining
trolley. Cross RRs. at Haynes
factory 31.9 and avoid right
hand road just beyond switch
32.2.
32.4 Left.
32.6 End OF road, at sign; right.
Cross RR. 44.7. Pass wooden
school and cemetery 49.7.
Gig WESTFIELD. straight through.
CSouth) Cross RR- Sis. Cross
trolley at cemetery 65.4, join
ing same.
GEO CARMEL. straight through.
SO.1 Fork; keep left. Right over
bridge across Fall creek 1873.
7sS BROAD RIPPLE, left-hand
road beyond RR., store on left.
Left.
1919 Left across RR.
T49 Right. Cross RR. 76.6.
s7.2 Diagonal four-corners. at COW
cred wooden bridge; risht along
Fall creek. Cross RR- 77.5.
Tg.5 Right across trolley.
Tg.7 Meeting trolley, turn left. Cross
long concrete bridge over Fail
creek.
7s.S Right away from trolley onto
Fall Creek blvd.
500 Right one short block.
SOS End OF street left onto Mer-
idian st
SIS INDIANAPOLIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
Wanted-Bids


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that Ward Coun-
ty1Water Improvement District No. viii
receive sealed proposals on Saturday. No
rember %. 1890. for the removal Of about
200. 900 yards Of dirt on the canal system
OF the district, for the construction OF
about % miles telephone line and the
construction o. concrete check gates and
profles Of tbs work 70 be done and other
rip rap and canal improvement work.
Complies plans. Specifications and ma
tcrial 10 be furnished may be had upon
application 20 the secretary Of the district
a. Grandfalls or Engineer A. II. Dunlap
e. Barstows Texas. upon payment Of fee
S. Bids VIII be received for the whole
OF the various units OF the work
All work TO be done under the engineers
directions and subject 70 the approval Of
the board, and payment to be made IN
$500 serial 9 percent coupon bends OF the
district At par and accrued interest All
BIDS shall be In writing and sealed and de-
nrered 20 the president or secretary OF
the board at Grandfalls. Texas. together
With a certified check OF per cent Of
the total amount bid as guarantee that
contract and bond as provided by law
VIII be executed upon acceptance % bid
Such contract shall be IN manner and
form as provided BY existing Texas law.
The board reserves the right 20 reject
any bids or part OF bidz
All bids shall be opened ~ the district
office AZ Grandfalls a. noon Saturday,
November 13. 1920.
BY order Of The Board OF Directors
/. R. sNELSON. Jr.. PresidenE
A 10. CuhLhIINS Secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
Rel Edafe Wanted

WILL PAY CASH for 8 or room cottage.
any location address P 200, care Herald
100 PER CENT results from tsnements.
TURNER. KEMP & C0LDWELL
WANTED-To hear from owner OF good
farm for sale. state cash price, fun de-
scription- D. 7. Bush. Minneapolis. MINI.
WILL BUY 8 20 6 room house Il price and
terms are right. give price and location.
address II 1fS, care Herald
WANTED-Building plot or S room bunga-
low on paved street, west OF Cotton ave-
nue- Ph. e7s5J.
WANTED-Two TO lots IN KEN Place.
not particular where located. %. H
Pence, 1877 =. RIO Grande. Phi. 4480W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
For Sals-AuiomoBles-Wanied

For Sals-Auiomobles- Wanted
~--~-----~-~,----~-----~-
1913 FORD, with starter. s1s5. 31a Mesa
OLDSMOBTLE Roadster. VITA Kelly
Springfield cord tires. 20 trade fer Dodge
Touring ear address Z 182. care Herald
FOR sALE-Naarly asw Ford ton truck
with pneumatic tires. factory cab and
body. 3523 kings Highway. Fl Paso.
HAYNES. g passenger, ChummT Road
ster. Sport model years old, in excel
lent condition 4 extra caslngE viii sacri-
flee. terms Phi $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
Help Wanted-Female


WANTED-A housekeeper. family Of ?.
P. o. Box 1101. Tucson. Ariz.
WANTED-GIFl for general houssworll
must STAY some NIGHTS. nos Noble.
A WOMAN 10 wash dishes and clean a 4
room apartment by the week sos Mesa.
PHOTOPLATs-500g ideas needed. work
ing girl paid SO. 600 for ideas she thought
worthless. details free Write Producers
LEAGUE, 54s St Louis 80.
WANTED-Unincumbe woman TO do
housework. cooking and Laundry On ranch
for family Of s, $50 per month Address
Box 81. Nalenune. Tex
EARN SIS weekly, spare tirna, writing for
newspapers. magazines. experience unuec-
ezsaryl details free. Press Syndicate. 1t5
St Louis. Nc.
RELIABLE woman for housekeeper and
iaundressr excellent position for right
woman. wages good. Phi. 47s2 or address
or can Miss Kisk, 1900 Arizona
WANTED capable woman 70 cook and
assist with houseworz in small family,
small home. good wages Apply 1015 E
Boulevard. Phi 1901
FIRE1IEN AND BRAKElTEE-s250 10
$500 monthly. experience unnecessary.
Write name position wantedl, Railway,
care Herald.
WANTED-Responslb woman to take
care o. home, do Hight housekeeping, no
heavy work references required Address
% Is6. care Herald
YOUNG girl 70 assist around offiee and
mail orders. one who can make herself
generally useful. good chance for ad-
vancemeut state salary expected. Ad-
dress y 100. care Herald.
TEA CHERs-Emerseney vacancies ele-
uleutarys secondary college, universities.
lions Cline Teachers Agency san Diego,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

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WANTED no uneman. GaAup
Electric LiEht q Power Co. Gallup. n n.
FIRST CLASS marble stone cutter wanted
Carl Lundberg, arizona Monument Co.
Miami. ARK.
FANTED-Flrst class linemau for a tsle-
phone exchange IN Anthony. n. n VAL
ley Telephone Co. Anthony. n IL
WANTED-Experence elevator opera
tor. must be careful and reliable. Apply
20 1Ir. Fillmore. The White House.
TEA CETEHS-Emerg vacancies. eie-
meutary. secondary. college. universities.
all kinds. salaries high. write quaiifica-
Ilous. Cline Teachers Agency, San Diaso.
Cal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
SiEuahnn. Rante-FsmaIs

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EAPERIENCED stenographer wishes 20
Hition in law Office best Of reference
IN f538.
FANTED-Position as Htenographer by
young lady who had C years railroad eE-
perience- Address P 1s9. care Herald
COMPETENT stenoErapher with 2 years
experience desires permanent position.
Phi. 1912. Miss Foster.
WANTED-Positlon for clerical work. IN
GLIDING tvpiuE. ysars' experiences IN gen
erai office work Phi Ts65R.
YOUNG lady desires position IN office. can
speak Spanish fluently and use typewriter.
best references. Address L us. care Her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16

Situations Wanted-Male
>------~-~-----~-~---~~ es~sa~-AE~----~--
WANTED-By yonng man. - q SCI Of
books 20 keep during spare time in day
n -esa.
WANTED-By intelligent young man.
work from . 10 evenings Address p.
o. Box 1855
RELIABLE. steady man would IKE work
experienced call for Bert Phi 1870
WASTED-Poaition b office manager
transportation. custom broker. thorough
spanish. eLcelleut references Mora Ave
nida Iadero Sur IL C. Juarez. Mex
POSITION wanted in u Paso by young
American out OF town. with good clerical
luantly, can furnish reference. address
7 ISIS care Herald.
MINING engineer seeks position. prefer
speciality. long practical experiences. charge
OF otherwiss- address u lss. care Herald
TANTED-Position By young nan 10
afraid 20 work Address P 1ss. care Her
AID.
VOCATIONAL Dept r n c. A. has %
ofier Investigated young men for all lines
Of service IN any position you have With
the right nan by selection Phi ess. $50.
21ls. 3l-. Wheeler.
years. wants 20 connect with good firm
where ability viii count, either selling
end Of business or ofhce work. thorouEh-
" experienced in both. have own car can
use IN connection with work. address II
1872. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
AUTOMOBILE TOPS

AUTOMOBILE TOPS
TIE DISTINCTIVE TYPE
Seat covers. cushions. wrecked bodies re-
paired body building and painting re-
pairing
Our stock e The largest ard cur equip
when We recover q tor with or Flori-
loid. We know from experiences that We
are giving our customer the best possible
value.
AUTO TEIM1uNG 3 SUPPLY CO.
117 west san Antonio St
u Pa1o. TeElE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-16
sALEsLADT WANTED.
Apply 21s 8. Oregon today.

THOROUGHLY competent EnEiish-span-
lsh steuographers experienced in transla-
ton railroad fare refunded after 80 days
satisfactory service. send details as 20 age.
weight. height. experience first letter. sal
airy SIS. Imperial Irrigation District.
CalsIico, Cal
DESIRABLE travelling position VIII Be va
can't Oct % Acceptable applicant must
be over Is years old. with high school or
college educatious unmarried woman or
widow without iucuu1 hrance preferred.
pleasing personality and adaptlhility es-
salral. no Investment necessary. no ex-
psrience required. position permanent with
advancement. VIII pay right party $50
week. Address 7 10 care Herald