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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06

Rooming Houses-For Sale and Rent
- ROOMS, right down town. $4,000. about
haf cash, good lease. reasonable rent
this = a big money maker.
rooms. 617 Prospect 49,. $3.50 Cash
See Metres.
JAMES l. MARI & COMPANY.
Phone frF1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06

FOR 6ALE-Boiler, stationary. 90 Il
l5Nl8 feetl. 4 inch nues, stack aar2s I-r-e
-eea pl1np. rocker CRATES, cast front an
complete. practically az good as new only
been used in heating plant an the abova
tor $500. check for $500 and boiler --iff
1a shipped s D. attached 10 bin Of ladinr
LOT helances this means freight paid 70
you Write or wire ". l. Hartneli p 81
Box 521. Burkhurnett. Ter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
Helm Wanied-FemaIe

Help Wanted-Female
WANTED-A good. reliable housekeeper.
address p. o. BOX 11Q1, Tucson. Arlz.
WANTED-Go0d cook, private family.
1917 Montana, Phi $685.
TANTED-English Speaking 1aundress ev-
cry Tuesday Phone 2s55-
WANTED-Colored nurse Apply 1910 ".
Missouri. Phi $3.50
WANTED-sEANIsTR
al Amonetts. 900 Texas
WANTED-lleEican Eirl FOR housewors.
1916 ". Boulevard. corner tyson. Apt. Z.
WANTED young lady candy clerk.
must have experience Apply Elite Con-
fectionery-
MEXICAN girI for housework. part or an
day, must speak English Call sunday
morninE. so W. Man. No. 8.
FANTED-At one. lunch counter watt
resses Appiy Modern CAFE. basement Of
Mnls Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
SimaIions Wanted-Female

Situations Wsnted-FemaIs
IsrSDFFsSOFi1s linen and SIX shirts
a specially Ph. sl5sW.
PRACTICAL nurse viii take cases BY day
or week. Mrs. Green. 81 n. E Paso. Pm
2l12
EXPERIENCED tslephons operator would
Ike private branch exchange position
Address X I30. care Herald
BY YOUNG lady who desires position with
some fire insurance company, has , years
experience. best references IN lAlsI.
COMPETENT lady stenosrapher wants
position permanently OF viii substitute.
address III. care aerale-
ENGLISH speakinE Indian girl wants At
once general housework. good cook Ad-
dress Isl 10. care Herald-
WOMAN desires work fitting OF aitera-
ton or both. expert references address
Z 15l, care Herald.
Real Estate Wanted
A BUNGALOW or : story residences. win
pay half or ali cash. Ph- s0st.
100 PERCENT results ron tsnemeutl-
TURNER. KEMP a COLDWELL
WANTED-To buy from owner. bungalow.
furnished or unfurntshed. give 1ul parlcu-
lars. no agents address los. care Herald-
WANT to buy good 4 OF room house.
give location and price. address No. 0.
1s. care Herald.
WANT 10 buy from owner. residence OF
not less than s rooms. walking distance.
north o. west. nothing old or over $4,000
cash Phi. 695s.
WANTED TO BUY
For q client. strictly modern or s room.
two story house IN Sunset Heights. on the
mesa or somewhere reasonably close In
". T. Spruill. Phi SIC. Res. 6G5fW.
PARK PTTlIAN REALTY CO.
800 Two Republics Bldg.
W. HAVE sEVERAL CLTENTs
That want 70 buy homes with small pay
ments down. Others want good places and
pay all cash We want your iistings, and
viii give you service
TRI-STATE COMMISSION CO.
pa Trust Building. Phone 2ss4-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
Help Wanted-Agents

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SO WORTH soap perfumes, etc. free.
Lacassi1n CO Dept 81. - Lolls. 30.
Must SPEAK Spanish. experiences unneces-
sary. good opportunity for live wire. See
Ortz between and 10. Angelus Eotel
can YOU SELL auto speciality guaranteed
70 save 1ccc gasoline and stop carbon
trouoies7 See Pepper, 4l1a n Stanton.
Phi 254s.
AGENTs-WIreless Umbrella IN pay
hustlers s. an hour to take orders for this
newest invention. no Investment write for
style outfit Parker Al1g- Co, 1905 Vine
St. Dayton. Ohio
NEGRO soLDIERs IN VAR - Book
contains many pictures o. colorsd troops
every body buys agents making SIS day.
big HIT send CSC FOR outfit 20 publishers
jenkins Book Publishing Co, Washing
AGESTS-fss a day. Tes. Swanson made
SIS one day Eenner making 500 weekly.
write FOR cur splendid offer 70 agents ana
catalogue, in business IS years thousands
Of agents Write at once, R0gers-I Thur
man Co, jewelers.. Dept. 526. Aallers
Bldg. Chleago-
AGENTs-Raineoats, win positively pay
you 81 apiece for reversible and leather
cite raincoat orders. ] do all delivering.
a0-page cataioE Of fabrics and styles. no
Investment postal brings samples Parker
Mig Co, 11l0s Rae 81. DAYTON. OHIO.
AGENTs-s100 weekly and automobile
furnished agents everywhere introducing
marvellous new automobile invention.
doubles efficiency and lie OF any car.
saves its cost first day territory going
like Wildfire. SIS sample outfit free. write
quick CVee CO. Dept al. Louisvllle. ~.
TN THOUSAND miles Instead Of 5000.
no more hluWcuts. SEQ less puncturez.
every car owner waiting FOR wonderful
new tire saving device Low cost; liberal
profits. sales guaranteed. details free, act
quick American Accessories Co. Dept
97-N. Clncinnatl. ono.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
Help Wanied-Male and Female

IlEII " aIIlI-ITIaIl oIl lIIdIl
WANTEIl-Man or woman good cook,
keep house for convalesceur Pm Stew
WANTED-Experienc family cook. man
or woman. also woman for housework-
1915 E Rio Grande. Phi. 82f-
WANTED-stenograp her. capable q keep
ing simple books Apply between g and 10
mornings. al Mesa
WANTED-Compcsers Of verse OF music
70 write ne at once. brilliant opportunity
for good talent Address Burreu Van
Buren, rs. Grand Opera House. CHICAGO.
WANTED-For Warren. Ariz.. first class
cook. also house worker for private fam
ily. good home and good pay for right
parties, prefer mother aud daughter or
sisters or would employ man and wife II
man can do Homework and drive car oc-
casionally. For further particulars Phi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06

Situations Wanted-Maie
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II IN NEED OF handy m@ for any kind
OF light repair work or for any kind OF
labor work. Phi 71t9.
YOUNG man. IS years OF age. with whole
sale and retail office experience desires
position with reliable firm in Fl Paso- Phi
495lJ-
Mr. ENIPLOYER-Don't I'm that impor-
tant position with a man who - hunting
a Job" but get thu right man Phone
Vocational Guidance Sec.y. 2. ~ G. A
WANTED-Position on ranch By man and
wife. woman as cook. man experienced IN
handling stock. best reference Phi t5ss.
or address y l2s. care Herald
ACCOUNTANT-Ofnce executive wants
70 negotiate with live growing concern
for the purpose OF investing his services
and $1,000. age %. married address p
ITO. care Herald
NAN With office and newspaper expert
ence. with legal training and practice. de-
sires position. can do anything not re-
curing technical training. VIII accept
small salary At beginning address
119. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06


SILK SHIRTS Cur specially. EuarEntaed
hand work French Hand Laundry. 500
Teas street. Phi zT3s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06

Money 10 Loan

Money to Loan
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NOSET TO LOAN on diamonds. watches
and seweiry-
FULLAN's, ia \. STANTON 81.
s. TO $50 loaned honest employees. cheap
EST rates- confidential Quick satizfactory
service Drake. tn1 Roberts Banner
THERE NAY CONF a TnIE
When you viii need money badly; would
sou know where 20 90.
Look for the Big Gold Clock.
BARNETT's- 219 san ANTONIO.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money loaned On diamonds. watches, Jew
elrF. automobiles and oil stocks at the
lowest rate OF Interest," business strictly
ccufIdsutial.
SECURITY LOAN CO.
los s. q Paso. Phone 2T54.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06

COSTUMES FOR dances az theatrical per-
formances. rented reasonable in or out Of
town 1903 RIO Grlnde. Phi T51fW.
FANCY COSrU 1IE-Fuu dress. Tuxedo
and Prince Albert suits for rent 411 n. Ore
Enn. Mcrahsal-s BUSY Llttla Tailor S1up-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
Dancing Lessons

BALL BOOM AND STAGE DANCING.
Private lessons az any hour By appoint
menr Class lessons. Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings. 90 $3.50. CotiIion Hail.
lh. 2fl1. Chldrens class. Saturdays 4 n.a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06

FURNITURE REPAIRER. rsdnisasd o.
upholstered p. /. DANML. 2. q 81.
FCTRF. Ph- 11-5-1111.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
Oil and Mining

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THAYNHAI & CHAPELLfz. BIOLOGISTS
1881 wyoming St, Phone 537s.
Fl Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
Furnilms Paekine

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We PACK. SHIP Or srOKE furniture.
cut glass and china. satisfacrion z14rln-
teed r. L DANIEL. p. a II. FCIEFs F1-
l925-l0Io.
FURNITURE bought. packed. upholstered.
repaired We have best china and glzrl-
ware packer Ia city. Mattress renovatora.
EkFIN EURNlEuRE CO.. PHONE 80.
BETTER EuENTTpEE PACKING
We pack. ship or store furniture. cut sl1rl
and china ] work mechanics crly ana
Eupe-iutend al ny packing pers511llT.
Used furniture taken n ezchangs Tor wor--
c. D. HOUSES UFH0LsEEzING co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06

FOR SALE-Estabiished confectionery ana
news business, run under concession Ia
neet mining camp IN southwest. no com
peltions fixtures new last year. this Is q
real money maksr. price $780, owner Re-
liring rom business For particulars nd-
dress H. 8 Boise, Hurley. Il. u.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-21
SUFFRAGE REFERENDUM
IN VIRGINIA APPROVED
State Senate Votes 20 to IL to Re.
fer Question to the
Voters.

RICHMOND. Va, Feb. 21.-By a
vote of % to IL til State senate voted
to refer to the voters OF the State the
question OF woman suffrage by
providing for n referendum on the
question. This measure gained the
support OF many Of those opposed to
ratification of tho Federal amend.
ment. the opposition at that time be-
ing termed n usurpstion OF State
rights by the National Government.
Buttonholing a political candidate
or hcckling him in any manner while
no Is campaigning in the state OF
Virginia Will become n misdemmeanor
under tho bill offered in tho senate to-
day by Senator Cannon. II provides
against any person cxactlng a politi-
cal promise in lieu OF support at the
polls.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-21
THELMA GIVEN HEARD
IN CONCERT RECITAL
Artist Attempts Much for Talents
Yet Immature, RObbing Playing
of Character.

Thelma Given. violinist, was heard
in recital at the National Theater yes
terday afternoon as artist in the sew
enth OF the ten-star series Of con-
certs presented by T. Arthur Smith.
Miss Given is young player. pic
turesQue and gracious in manner.
with q fluent technique. A certain
vagueness in her tonality. that Is
sometimes even faulty, makes her
playing indeterminate, robbing it OF
character.
In this respect one felt she was I'M
wise in choosing such large works
as the Vital "Chaconne" and the
Concerto OF Paganini. Good work
she did in many parts of these COM
positions, but she could not carry
them with sufficient rhythm, even
though caressing tone in melody
and breadth in the final cadenza
showed the ability Of this young
player.
She gave with sincere and very
lovely musical quality the Chopin
Auer "Nocturne," bringing feeling
into the portamento OF its double
notes and color in its tone. The gentle
Russian Jewish lullaby of Achron,
held softly, was also effective, while
she showed the most authority OF
her program in the Tartini-Kreisler
variations" with violinistic facility
and excellent breadth ut the close.
Coming from the school of Leopold
Auer, whose prodigies are already
mature artists, Miss Given seems i'm
mature, and pale in the character OF
her interpretations. With so much
gift, the indecision in pitch should
be overcome, must be IL she is to fol-
low the primrose path.
Richard Hageman at the piano gave
forceful support to the soloist. Miss
Given played as encores the 'Jarg
hetto OF Won Weber, and spanish
Tango" OF Albeniz. ]. Mach.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-21
PICK CARTER GLASS AS
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

RICHMOND, Feb. 21.-The name OF
Carter Glass will be presented before
the Democratic State convention ut
Roanoke. May TO- for Endorsement by
Virginia for the Democratic nomina-
ton for President of the United
States. This forecasts that tho Vir-
GINA delegation will go to San Fran
cisco instructed for the junior Sena-
tor, whose name win be presented
not merely as "a favorite SON." but as
a standard-bearer of Democracy on
the merits OF his record and the
strength of accomplishment.
Friends OF Mr.. Glass have been ac-
tive in his behalf. with the result that
the movement is In full swing. Al
ready assurances OF support have
been secured from many sections OF
the State. Men in Richmond declare
there is no doubt that the Roanoke
convention will instruct for Glass.
Recently a movement was started In
Virginia in favor OF Herbert Hoover
but no great progress is thought to
have resulted from this activity. The
Hoover boom" was started at time
when II was understood that Mr.
Glass was averse to having his name
discussed In connection with the
Presidency. Many who might have
inclined toward the former food ad'
ministrator will probably switch now
to the support of the Virginia Sena.
tor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-21
Influenza, Colds
Sore Throat
Said to Yield Quickly to Anti
septic Oil Treatment.

Many are finding relief from Inf1u-
cnza, Colds, Sore Throat and perhaps
preventing pneumonia, 1t is SAID, by
Inc use of Miller's Antiseptic Oil
known as Snake OLD which contains
Turpentine. Camphor. Capsicum, Oil
Eucalyptus, Coal Oil and other valu-
bile oils. It's great penetrating pain
relieving qualities insure almost in
~tant relief when applied freely on
the chest and throat, well creased
when first symptoms arise. The oil
generates through to the affected
varts and tends to open up the air
passages, making breathing more
easy, relieving tho pains. And for
he cough few drops on a little SUI
gar usually brings prompt relief:
Don't fail to have n bottle on hand
,yhen the attack comes on, and II
used according to directions results
re assured.
Keep liver active by taking LIfseys
Nevcr-Fail Liver Pills. They are diff
rerent; they never fail" &c bottle,
eading druggists. Sold at Peoples
Drum Stores,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-21
FEAR pres. WILSON
IN TURKISH ISSUE
European Statesmen Alarmed at
Possibility of President
Taking a Hand.
BY EARL c. REEVES.
International News Service.

LONDON, Feb. 2l.-Certain states
men fear that President Wilson will
adopt an attitude on Turkish AFFAIRS
that will increase the problems al
ready aroused by his Adriatic pro-
test, Il was reported in French cir
cles today. 1t was declared that
President Wilson asked the supreme
council last October to postpone the
Turkish settlement until the spring
of 1920 80 that he could participate.
Adriatic Issue Held Up.
The council OF premiers is expect
ed TO be in session all OF next week
with Russia. Fiume and Turkey the
chief subjects under consideration
In spite of the French report that
President Wilson desired " take
hand in the Turkish settlement De
lief was expressed that the chief terms
Of the Turkish treaty may be agreed
upon by Premiers Lloyd George
MilIerand and Nitti by Thursday
The exchange of notes between Lon
don and Washington Is holding up
the Adriatic issue, while the course
OF the Russian deliberations are De-
ing kept an official secret.
In the three-cornered contest that
| is being carried on in the council OF
premiers-since America Is not repre-
scented and Japan and Belgium are
only casually interested - Premier
LLOYD George Is reported to have Or
ganized a working majority OF TWO
himself and Premier Nitti OF Italy
French Premier Absent.
The review OF the Russian question
| was sprung upon the premiers In the
absence OF Premier Millerand OF
| France, which may have been sig
nincant meneuver in view or the
| French premier's strong opposition
| to peace with the soviet.
According to news that has "seep-
ed" from the seat OF the premiers
| conference in Downing street, IL mas
| been established that:
| Premiers Lloyd George and Nitti
are opposed to aiding Poland ana
| Rumania against the Russian soviet
The British and Italian premiers
are becoming convinced that the al
lies must deal with the soviet govern
| ment as the Russian cooperative So
|
viously decided to open commercial
relations) and the Moscow soviet are
now virtually IDENTICAL;
Millerand Hurries Back.
Lloyd George and Nitti have decided
| to get a first-hand statement on the
soviets' peace and trade attitude on
Monday from Capt. James O'Grady
NJ p. who has been in Copenhagen
negotiating with Litvinoff. the as
sistant comrnissary for foreign AFFAIRS
| in the soviet government.
Premier Millerand is Fastening back
| to London and will take his seat In
| the council meeting on Monday TO
urge the French view. The Rumanian
premier is also said to be hurrying
| TO London to give his support tt
Millerand. Signor Scioloia, the ltal'
ian foreign minister, who has beer
| ill., is said to have received hurry
call to come to London to re-enforct
the Lloyd George-Nitti combination
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-21
RENT CUT ASKED
BYCOL. STODTER
Army officer Also Complains Of
Construction, Fixtures, and
Service at the Marine.

Col c. Il. Stodter. 4. 8. A. has hied
a complaint against Harry Wardman
with the District Rent Commission.
charging excessive rents In Tho
Marine Apartments at 2ii6 Thirteenth
street northwest.
Colonel 6todteF declares the rental
charged Is 80 per cent higher than
IL should be-" He states that there
are thlrty-seven unfurnished apart
ments and says that a three-room
apartment costs from $50 10 $50 per
month"; four rooms, from $50 to s1lO.
and six rooms $40,
Colonel Stodter complains about tho
construction OF the house, the radi-
ators, fixtures and the elevator ana
Janitor service. lie asks the EeAt
Commission for reduction in the
rents now charged. - 50
The commission yesterday Dismissed
the first case brought before II, N
which Ohio l.. Newton and wife sought
possession OF property at 6i3 kec;cr
place northwest, which is occupied
by joel Frank Thompson.
The commission held that the New
mans were not the actual owners a.
record OF the property al the tiSie
the original notice to vacate was ssrh .
ed last September In order to obtsin
possession, the commission ruled that
the owner must serve a new Body
notice to vacate.
The next hearing OF the conmi.-
sion will be held, on Tuesday morp-
ing at 10 o'clock in the case of Joln
@. Hodges against Robert NJ. Brace.
for possession OF premises at 110l r
street northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-21
Bethlehem Steel Given
Possession Of Floating
BARRON by U.S.. Court

BOSTON, Feb. 21.-The steam
ship City OF Miami, which has
been called a Floating bar" be-
cause OF her elaborate equipment
for liquor sales in her projected
runs between Florida and Cuba,
was yesterday returned 60 the
possession OF the Bethlehem ship
building Corporation by order OF
the Federal court.
The action was taken on an at
tempt by the Havana Steamship
Corporation. owners OF the steam
err. TO have her sail from the ship
yard at Fore River. where she
had been refitted.
The court ruled that the Bethle-
hem company had a lien on the
steamship for the work done, and
was entitled to hold her until the
bill was paid. The libel brought
by the Havana Steamship Corpo-
ration alleged that the price OF
the repairs had been raised from
$500, 900 TO $4,000 and that this
was regarded as excessive.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-21
WILSON MEXICO'S FRIEND,
SAYS INTERIOR MINISTER
Lansing Forced to Resign Because
of Aggressive Policy, Ca
brera Declares.

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 21.--"Mexico
has nothing to fear while President
Wilson remains In power at Washing
ton" said Minister OF Interior Luis
Cabrern. in commenting today upon
the enforced resignation or Robert
Lansing as the American Secretary OF
state.
Minister Cabrera expressed the
opinion that President Wilson had
forced Mr.. Lansing to resign because
Of the aggressive attitude OF the lat
ter had adopted toward Mexico.
"This must convince the Mexican
people that President Wilson Is firm.
ly decided to maintain democratic
principles and respect the weak ma
lions" said the minister in conclu-
sion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-21

600. 900 perhaps without . oonsump-
ton tan. but any larger amounts UNI
doustsdly would have TO result In .
consumption tax. as we cannot tAA
business any greater than We arc ~
present"
Legislation Is now proposed in the
House for the leyyin1 of a victory
sales tax to raise money to provide
bonds for the soldiers. This PROPOSE
tion has the support of a great many
members And undoubtedly Is the man
ner In which the money will be raised.
Congressman Joseph w. Fordney.
chairman or the Ways and Means
Committee. though absent from the
House. has informed his colleagues
that immediate action viii be taken
by his comittee once the steering
comittee has permitted action. Ford
ney said the committee would be
ready to report within thirty days
after IL started hearings.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-21
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