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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Al 1fiSieJBiLE'S
Automobiles tur sale.

ARMSTRONG MOTOR COMPANY
1sis West Broad. Phone boulevard 2S.S
Common uealth Touring Cars and Oneida
Trucks.
BuIck-Lit,ie Six Sedan, 1917 model. in
perfect repair: wire wheels: cord tres
King wilson Motor Corporation. SO West
Broad.
BUICK model so. t-cylinder roadster Al
mechanical condition: new pant: $3.50
The best buy in the city. See W. Is Moss
ala West kroad Street.
BUICK AND DODGE--Littie Six. b-paes-
enGer Buick: one h-pasSenEer Dodge. .i2
y. Eighth Street
CHEVROLET $50, in class condition
2i2S ~ Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths.

E5sS ST Street. s;s1dsPss
5ss% vie ,. $4,000 ss:
ss S RRs!s' %;:
IL r;saans -D1S q qios ss ~: ssnSs. Nj kies
n' A?ss h12 5ej ahn t21 sas
son Ss the s ase N a. n ,s ns Mary
rom p?c,d his ls,e resd,snes his Thursday at
SHsFa vii RF' Ss in a2 9iog
weed. judge pew is survived by his wife.
shildr,sn. Mar Susan. y. Frank and Eitza.
jfauar Ke,rss s'e for le nR0rg Ws.
AID and iry a1s ee OLD s . Of the late Seh
Mrs, WAi;S5 IioaF! land. Of cnissse. IT.:
sS s !essa. Aos.s s e. L %''" 81 W
I snG Eeand Del 4 Lee spf5
sn' %nf Der a 1s chesfs @
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in ayyss MAJ SS Gs'dar hssHand she
ncr.i notice latcr
anhTs: ' ssd ii s5S'fss Tor u 5sh9
Gan cd a, The grave in osk~ooh Wednes-
MEG cGIiL!kAf-pied. wednesday, JANUARY
Gy5sy Is s MT sahT By AfT III, Sits Ms
and Ml. o 'F ssoSs I FsneI sfs ho
siAW..En,sred INTO rcst January Il. 1870.
r r,Ps IS W;; a,nais @ai,hsl sS sssn
HUSBAND G VAN" and ,o,,S 81. 10 sHrviyed BY
S 'Ss! sna NJ E;sd Iss An Slss =:
rssdenea friday afternoon. 3" r. H. P Prien aa
and -acanalntances invited to attend
3D. A into An . 1 1s"slasy 4s 54R
= ro .ns s s,ros, OF nh her son u Thrift:
10 sg,vlssa ~ 3" ,ha ,n fsIlo~ %
R os eu Th OF To9hs S59.S
S aniIy Mis- Nls Angie e. " + T ThI, I ~ ~
MIS- i; 9 Robinson ard and Mrs. D. H. ROW. own
I lay. al e. K,shn,onl Va Fune raj from tn.
this, this tTh@rsdsyl ,a;.crnoen a; $50. Inter.
ff From, Witch Il S5eS nas. blessed sIs.r,
Ans s45T ana d u ,Pa ;ssose.
is!SE ss fsia;sss q i, 5ya
.h"i r'y n s.rse' so aanqa ,ons ~ iIie A.
asfs' o ,5s
In Mcmoriam. e
RqRw ROW. R,1 Towns .Ge%STy q Eossoe
Ills Wife ana DAUGHTER
Funeral Directors. 4
FHATr.EdEin PhauP funeral director
sad sms III ssrd"ph Es s.a Main Street
Lost and Found. 10
br. Hspry wi ssTes: BGsisn su,aos color
answers to the name BABY RAGS. Reward
VIII he Eiven capt II. W. Young. Phone
- MEo PIN lost Monday afternoon in Thai
:, miners second noor. Phone Boulevard
CoWS-,1Straycd. from the Hermitage Road
!. Two jersey cows. one black and ono tan.
DoG-l.ost, stray.d or stolen. coach dog.
Answers to Of spot black spot on
eye. Reward il returned or his who re bouts
revealed TO a; Bischof. aia North .Ada:ns
Street. Randolph $50.
LOST, on Barton Heights car abou, $3.50
Wednesday, morning lady's gold wis,
watch Initials, II. T.. .. Cali Madison 6l67.
Reward.
PIS--ost bar pin with two pearls and
bearing fraternity coat OF arms. Call
Madison 1891. Reward
RiSG-Lost. diamond aud cameo ring Sat
urday In the West End. Reward Il re-
turned Edna Conway 1914 Wcet Clay
AT 1Gi3ie,BiLES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

JAI-hSDNNIIIIE, Jan. -.-TuE0cntf0e,
steady. LIS; sales. :.o rcce i7ts. so: ship
n,cn.. y; stock. s.ta5. Rosin, steady; sales.
iolS: receipts, .i.1: shipments. 600: stock
e;i:na, Quote: Z. lson; +. !smnra: q: lS0oT
T.: II: isio9ls: !, $50: X, i9.25: NJ. :c.el:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
BISHOP ORDAINS PHOENIX
MEN AFTER NJ E. CONFERENCE

Los Angeles. Calif. Oct 25.-The
fifty-first annual conference Of the
western diocese Of the Methodist
church. south. attended by about Is
ministers and lay delegates from Ari-
iona and southern California came 20
a close here Sunday with the reading
BY bishop NJ H Dubose Of Berkeley
Calf Of appointments OF ministers
for the year
A. B. Davidson and E. E. Wall. both
Of Phoenix, Ariz. were ordained a
deacon and elder. respectively, at the
closing session
Appointments included; Phoenix
district. J.. 2. Harrison. presiding ell
der: Phoenix. Alhambra- 10 be sup
piled: Bethel l. s. Johns; Cart
wright, j.. Z. Wall, Central c n
Aker. South Phoenix and West
Phoenix. 70 be supplied
Evangelist. Phoenix and Stafford
districts. Arthur Thomas; missionary
evangelist for Maricopa county S. c.
Transferred. C. @ selegman. Los
Angeles. 70 the north Texas confer
ence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
FASTHORSES
WILL RACE AT
ARIZONAFAIR

Phoenix. Ariz-. Oct 25.-The No
vember state fair is declared better
advanced in preparation than ever be-
fore on this date. The grounds are
IN the best order, the track IS ready
FOR the fastest OF trotting and new
space is provided for the exhibits
The racing card has obtained a
large number % 2etries 1or every
event. Secretary Christy has listed
Is entries already FOR the 2-10 trot
and p for The Z-Qs pace IN eacn
three there VIII be purse or *43yl-
in all are - events, with about zoo
entries, looking toward sharing the
$4,000 offered by the fair commission
Indian nay viii be given over very
largely 20 SPORTS. in which the red
skins will furnish the performers
There always is wild excitement
amouE the aboriginal people, VINO
witness the pony and wagon raoes anu
other contests OF their kiusmen- LneE e
also is 70 be the annual dress parade
Of the Phoenix Indian indualrla-
school
The cotton exhibit will be in keep
fnE with the Arizona planting OF more
than 100000 acres OF long s.apl5-
large prizes have been otlerea LOT
frs best exhibits OF plants, seed COT
ton AID lint
be large. but VIII be rery choice. m
Guiding the Frank r. sanders 19l-
stems. tbs lIcMiun Ayreshlres ana tne
Rabbit G. Cowden Herefords, an OF
Which, are on show at California lalrs-
IN The mining building novel eA-
r7bit viii be a miniature ON 1lolell-.t
--il1 81 oneration. actually MAXIM g
.-t-actfon OF metal from ores
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
SERVICE MAN IS HELD FOR
EAnIRE 10 PAY HOTEL BILL

Tucson. Ariz-. Oct 25.--Sidney LeNy,
who SAYS he is a travelling safes . -
and that he was wounded in acllon
--hfle serving en- the CANADIAN army,
1,as been arrested here. charged Win
failing 10 pay a hotel bin incurred l ~
himself and vile in Phoenix 1s
-+5Fa5 he was married in Los Angeles
iast month. leaving with his nriqe ne
gsne DAY for Arizona via san Dleso
a-T yuma. II is understood tnal ne
--e-7zfs-ed IN Tucson under name
lffFerent from Levy On inquiry lls
local police state il was dlscoFerea
rhar the machine in which lne coup-e
rraveled had been rented In Los An
reTes and that Levy BAD violated 2
fsderal statute in taking il out OF
California z
tonic Porras. local hotel clerk, OF
1851 a month ago. have been arrested
in e-ozales. where they were ElA
down bv Porras himself The men
switched packages Of currency under
the clerks eyes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
Jury ACOUITS WALKER OF
CHARGE OF KILLING SAEM

b walker. charged win tne
murder Of Charles Sahm April q, was
s-r1Iirted bv a jury in the 41st district
court late Saturday. after Il had re-
turned for additional testimony all1
Rad deuberated for more than tnIea
walker himself took the. stand as
2 witness in his own behalf ana lo--
al ~ ALLEGED attack upon him made
bv Sahu. after a difficulty arose Pc
tween the men in connection Win
what Walker termed was improper
relations between Sahm and MIS-
walker Walker pleaded that ne
feared possible death or paralysis
should he be attacked by aahm owing
10 a spinal injury he sale ne ne
17ered Szhm intended 20 beat him, ana
tired in self defense The jury was
particularly interested in the acliols
81 the Two men Just prior 70 lne
shooting. and asked additional tesll-
uuuv On this phase The state con-
tended that the facts did not var
r7nr walkers belief that he was
about TO be attacked
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
BOY BANDITS FORM RING
10 SEAL AND Sell AUTOS

Police have uncovered an automo-
bile thieves syndicate, which, they
say. consists Of seven boys. who are
responsible for many auto thefts re-
Gently.
Two cars. which detectives say the
boys stole. were found Sunday One
was in Lanark. y n, and the other iE
DeminE. n II
According TO detectives. the boys
arrange so lisst two OF the gang shall
steal the car and take II 10 a speci-
fed place. They are assisted in the
sale by others
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
RAILROAD lime TABLE

~-7-~---7-------'-e'-e
All trains arrive and depart from Union
Station. foot o. san Francisco street. An
arrivals and departures given in y PE1o
or mountain standard time
SANTA Pc.
For Al5uquerque Denver, chicago, Los
From Albuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles
Chicago-No- sol arrives 10 An: No s97
Il PAsO q SOUTHWESTERN.
Lines East.
Arrlre-From north and east. No. i.
The Californian. 2 An: 40. .. Golden
Depart-For the north and east- No.
g. Golden state Limited. 1901 p.m-s 30. 2.
The California;. SIS pm
Lines west
Arrive--From the vest; no. 3 Copper
City Special. ESQ am. No. 2. The Cali
Ds7art-For the west: 10. 8. Golden
state Limited. p-rn-s No Z. Copper city
sOUTHEsRS PACIFIC LINES.
For san Antonio. New Orleans and wash
ington-No. 1o2 leaves $3.50 an; 10 10
From washinEton. Neu orleans and san
Antonio-i01 arrives at s;ls pm. No. los
FOR Arizona and Callforuia-So. : leaves
T.15 am. No. 1o1 az 1000 pm; No 100
from arlzona and calfornia-No. q ar
rlrss At HAS am no. 102 arrives s-3o
am. no. no az 10 Pm
TEN4s g. PACIFIC.
For Dallas ard St. Louis-No, Sc leaves
am No. at f;15 pm
From St Louis and D1llaa-No- J ar
rives az 1-f5 Pm: No. % arrives az 1850
''" MEXICAN CE-sTRAL.
70 regular schedule
MEXICO & NORTHWEsTERS
10 regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
WELL YIELDS
TO,OOOBARRELS
OF HEAVYOIL

Breckinridge. Texas. Oct. 25.-Ten
thousand barrels Of high grade oil
are flowing from the Walker-PerlzIns
we'll OF the Bass Petroleum company.
This we'll was drilled in at $3.50 feet
during the latter part OF June and
made a steady production OF 5000 bar
rels daily. About a week ago IL was
aEitated and the production began in
creasing- With the 1oOsenIng OF the
paraffine production reached its pres
emit high mark. The well was orlgi-
nalIv owned by the Walker-Perlzins
interests. but when its initial produc-
tfon settled down 20 1909 barrels u
was sold for the sum of 10000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
PECOS VALLEY DEEP TESTS
Will PEVEAI. TOPOGRAPHY

Pecos. Tex, Oct 25.-By shutting
of ne heavy flow OF artesian water
estimated at 10000 barrels day, the
valley well OF The Arthur-Pitts OIL
company has Joined the procession OF
deeD tests in the Pecos valley
The feat OF the valley well drillers
followed a similar success on the part
OF the drillers Of the River well OF
the same company, and both these
wells are now down about 1900 1eet-
The Soda lake. the pioneer OF the trio,
Is down over 1900 feet
The Laura and the Ben Andrews In
Reeves and Culberson counties are
near the 2000-foot marx The latter
has succeeded in recovering the cas-
ing dropped in the wen and has made
raDid progress during the past week
From what can be learned Of the logs
OF these three wells. they appear 70
tally closely In the formations struck
at the lower depths
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
TRADE BUREAU
IS SOUGHT BY 7. P. A.

The FL Paso chamber OF commerce
should have a Mexican trade bureau.
officers Of the Travellers Protective
association believe. This was advo-
Gated At the dinner which the T. P A.
gave in Juarez-
A. E. Nations, president OF the
Texas division. who was guest OF
honor. declared the modern travelling
man was a sober student Of his line
drummer who carried a bottle Of
booze and played poker Is no more. he
said.
The travelling men were welcomed
TO Juarez by Camilo Arguelles- D. s.
Bourland. D. A. Bandeen and zach
Lamar Cobb we're ether speakers.
Is. C. Hepburn presided.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
SEARCH STARTS HERE FOR
NORTH CAROLINA CITIZEN

L A. Skinner. business man OF Hen
derson. n. c.. IS missing and may be
in FL Paso. according TO a letter re-
ceired at the chamber o. commerce
Monday asking that a search be made
for him. The letter is from T.
1Ioffett. secretary Of the Henderson
chamber OF commerce. He said thar
on previous occasions lIr- skinner had
wandered away from home and peo-
pie there thought he might have tenn
porarily lost his reason The missing
business man has a wife and several
children. The chamber Of commerce
has referred the letter 70 the police.
llr- Skinner is described as 5 feet
s inches in height. dark in complexion
and handsome.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
NAN IS KILLED IN FALL
IRON ACID PLANI SCAFFOLD

Douglas. Ariz-. Oct 25--J- T. Chill
dars. aged 50. IS dead from injurieE
received az the Calumet & Arizona
acid plant when q scaffcld 90 feet
hfrh broke while he was making re-
uafrs on an acid chamber. he had
been employed az the works for sev-
e-sl wears and IS survived by his
father. wife and five children
At Bisbee. John Nesidkin gave
novel warning OF a fire In being
hurled through his front door, dis
lance OF so feet. by the explosion Of
an oil stove. IL is believed he viii
recover from his injuries and burns.
The house OF Il rooms was consumed
Vear Miami. T. =. Fraser was killed
when a truck he was driving LEFT the
road and rolled. Eldewlse. down a
steep hillside. -Four passengers, IN
Guiding Fraser's son. we're injured
though not seriously
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
OIL STRIKE WEETS INTEREST
AMONG ROSWELL PRODUCERS

Roswell. n. II, Oct 25.-The Buf-
falo-Rosweu OIL and Gas company
now have machinery and equipment
on the way 10 drill a deep test at
Comanche draw. IS miles east OF this
city. This company lately secured a
block OF leases from the Reid-Bur-
sum interests
The oil strike at the National Ex-
plorarfon company wen No 2 at Or
chard PARK. eight miles south OF this
city. has done much 10 revive oil in
feresr in this section. II Is known
that this sand. on top OF which the
drlu IS now resting. Is 20 feet in depth
and the vel IS now partly filled with
oil. despite the attempts OF the Ma
tional company 70 keep back The oil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
THIEVES STEAL FOUR AUTOS
From CITY STREETS SATURDAY

Four automobiles were stolen Sat
urday. according 20 city detectives
Two OF the cars were found by mo-
torcTcle patrolmau Frank Wertz-
Automobiles owned by John Wood,
1910 san Antonio street. and Capt.
Edgar lrickum. Fort Bliss. we're
stolen from On front Of the Masonic
temple. Wertz found the 1Iickum
car in an alley near Wyoming and
Kansas streets. The wood car was
found az Lanark, y. n. sunday
Winch ester Cooley's car was taken
from the curb at the 7. n @. A.
building. where he had parked Il.
c. C.. Brown. sos South Campbell
street. reported the theft Of his au-
tomobf1e from the Elks club Wertz
found the car near the smelter-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
GUM SHOE" BURGLAR AGAIN
ACTIVE. TRIES PLACE TWICE

The gum shoe burglar IS at work
again.
City detectives lIenday received a
report Of one burglary and one at
tempted burglary, in which he
figured locations Of the residences
entered were not made public
At one place Cum Shoe" tried TO
enter first az $40 o'clock SUNDAY
night. but the family was at home.
At 1880 a. N. he succeeded in raising
a window and was about 20 enter
when a man in the house awoke and
saw him he was identified as
wearing rubber soled shoes"
Detectives have had several cases
reported IN which the rubber soled
shoe man figured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
CHEF OF POLICE PLEADS
GUILTY IN ASSAULT CASE

chief Of police J. r Montgomery
SATURDAY. afternoon withdrew a plea
OF former jeopardy before justice
clark wright and entered a plea Of
nifty 10 q charge Of simple assault
,-rhe charge was preferred BY Jonn
Eedmon- recently discharged from the
detective force, who said Montgomery
fought him last Tuesday afternoon
an the absence Of my attorneys.
8ro0rromerv said. 7 desire 10 with
draw ny former plea Of former
feonardr- I now realize that acted
hastily and against my better 1udg-
msut iu participating in an array
rrsr fhourh i nav NOT have been the
zEEressor. Peace officers should keep
their temper iu the face OF abuse and
even blows from those whom they
search and arrest But lost control
Of myself for q few minutes nov
realize that I was wrong
Montgomery paid a fine o. s. and
costs, a total Of $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
COLORADO MAN NABBED HERE;
STATUTORY CHARGE CAUSE

C. F. England OF Holly. Colo. was
arrested By city detectives Saturday
and is held for Colorado authorities
he IS wanted in connection with a
statutory charge. police say.
The arrest followed an investiga-
tion as TO the ownership Of an auto
mobile England was using. Accord
Ing 20 the authorities, the car was
taken to police headquarters for in
vestiEation OF title. England was
allowed 10 60 free, while the detec-
rives wired Colorado authorities re-
Eardiug the car. The answer made
thar England was wanted on another
charge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25

SYNDICATE HIT
HARDREDCLAY

Fort stockton. Texas, Oct 'z7.-Lne
Texas drilling syndicate, with
a location on section 10, block l40, T.
e. st. 7. railway survey, is drilling u
redbed-a red clay permeated VITA
Eravel-st a depth u ia feet; ana
head dril1er Gordon, to whom the
strata is a stranger says that u Is
surprisingly hard 20 drill in and WORK
lie progressing much slower than 70
his liking
The Oreron-Texas syndicate IS
financed by oregon money and IS
operating under a trust agreement.
with board OF trustees comprised Of
.C. II. Vehrs. James Christensen ana
Louis Vehrs. ali o. Portland, Ore r
H Campbell, an associate MEMBER
OF the Nontezuma Petroleum com
many. and a California oil man Of eN-
perienca. is the supervisory director
OF drilling operations for the synoi-
cate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
HALLOWEEN FRANKS MUST BE
HARM ESS. POLICE CHEF SAYS

Special squads OF parrolmen- work
iuE in automobiles VIII patrol tne
~ifv Honowe'en. according 20 chief
~ police J. r. Montgomery
eve viii not tolerate any property
destruction" the chief said "Ordin-
zrv fun Is all right The patrolmen
viii have instructions 20 molesr no
one who Is INDUCING IN harmless tun-
hut destructive escapades, the moving
IA property and rowdylsm VIII be
Irrrfs1-ef j."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
WICHITA FALLS BIG CASSER
REEVES OLD ENTHUSIASM

Wichita Falls. Tex, Oct 25.-The
Easser in the TeIhoma district has re-
vived much OF the old enthusiasm in
that territory. The vel is the prop
ertT Of the Camp OIL and Gas com
pany and is on the Dodson tract. north
OF Wichita Fails This Is the lragest
Easser ever brought in by operators in
the Texhoma vicinity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
WOMAN AND MAN SENTENCED.
VIOLATED NARCOTIC LAWS

The plea that she had been the dupe
OF a Chinese man I'm Juarez failed 20
eUonerate Angela PalaciOs, who plead
ed guilty Monday in federal court 10
attempted importation Of morphine.
She was sentenced 10 three months IN
Jail
Aureiiano Rivera. charged with Tio-
laung narcotic laws. was sentenced 10
three months and Is days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25

The Above rate 10 based on a minimum
OF q 20 word count Ads containing le14
thar this number Of words VIII be counted
a. 20 words
Two dollars per agate line per month
Minimum OF two lines on monthly rate
Bold face lines. double price-
Three cents per word for stoc= or BOND.
oil. nininE or other prounotionai adEer-
Using. 80
10 ad rrn for an indefinite period It.
Fl taken ever the telephone Orders 20
discontinue q. F.) ads must Be made 10
writing
an new Advertisements appear first IN
home edition
Accounts for classified ads are due after
fret insertion Not responsible Tor more
than one Incorrect Insertion
IN order % give time for proper elaHsi-
f.cation g ig neceEsary % close Ire Herald
ciaT1ified rnreg safurdayu A. 1850 a. N
All other days a. 1880 p n want ad1
received after thln hour viii appear TIE
rsrt day. orders 70 diGccntiuue want ads
rnurf be 10 Hsrald office before e. n OF
day ~ uuhllcltlon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
BAIRG OIL FROM FOSTER
WELL. NEAR STERI ING CITY

Sterling City. Tex. Oct. 25.-On Is
being bailed from the Foster No j IN
the ". l. Foster pasture around 1850
feet With the drill % feet in the
sand drilling stopped Several bar
rels OF oil have been taken from the
well This oil is greenish In color and
burns readily when ignited Visitors
are constantly at the we'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25
OIL SHOWING AT $50 FEET
Shall OWEST PANIANDL E. WELL

Amarillo, Tex. Oct 25.-On The Tur-
key Track ranch, Hutchinson county,
the Coble-Heywoo interests have en-
countered q light brown showing o.
oil around $50 feet This IS The shall
lowest depth at which oil has been
seen in the Panhandle. The showing
was found after the drill had pene-
trated a flve-foot stratum Of sandy
ehz1e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25

HUI AAAN AAAU rLAHE LANLe-L-llL-
ton (via Duncanl Stafford: Leave Clifton
1880 Pm daily leave Duncan 2.15 pm
daily; arrive Stafford s:15 pm daily icon
Meeting with Arizona Eastern)s leave SAT
ford 8 an daily. leave Duncan 1880 an
daily: arrive Clifton p m daily. Five
round trips 20 Morcuica daily. three sound
trips 20 Metcaf daily. Service cars
day and night Mountain Auto Co.. Inc
r--l-nn- Al Phnna "A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25

An important contribution TO scieln-
tic achievement has been made ny
SISTER Monica Taylor Of the convent Of
Notre Dame. IN Glasgow. whose work
has attracted notable attention In the
world Of science she has discovered
what many have sought. the method
OF breeding amoebaer Lowry lying
things which biological students are
ser 10 study early u their careers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25

DlELlaL 4H4AA@@A
~-~---~-~-~--~------~-~--s
GENUINE NAVAJO RUGS FOR sale, very
reasonable Ph. fs95-
MATTRESSES RENOVATED. So RUGS
CLEANED. 81 Erwin NC CO. Elt- ~
LACE curtains Wandered. soc pair Ms
Richmond. 612 n Fl Paso. n. lse-5.
HEMsTITCHING, picot. accordian plating
Miss B. Corum. IS BUCKET Bldg-. IN 1ell,
YELTON PAINT CO.-Paintin- paper
hanging. decorating sos 81. Stanton. Fhl-at
HEMSTITCHISG. alterations. accordian
plating. mail orders solicited -lrs. >
Jcnes. SIX Emporium llt Aesa- n 5-l--
HEMSTITCHING, picot edge work done on
short notice any kind o. material singer
Sewing Machine Co. eos s, Fl Pa1o.
UNITY SCHOOL OF CHRISTIANITY
e0s-e0f Mills Bldg. meetings Friday ard
Monday nights. S O'Clock; prosperity meet
inEs daily. - 70 I. moons.
EXPERT cleaning. pressing and repsirlns
dept for ladies and gentlemen DUNDEE
WOOL.EN MILLS. Ph- $50.
HATS BLOCKED. cleaning. pressing, ae-
cordiau. knife box plating. skirt lengths,
aOUT. damned spot. out. I say'-2ac-
beth. Speaking OF dirty watches. We
clean fem- Expert WltclIll1lze rs-
BARSErT's. 21o SAY ANTONIO 81
TIE II PAsO MATTRESS MFG. CO. has
Installed the most modern machinery m
the manufacture OF mattresses o. an Ailil--
Our special Is reuuVattug 1nattreaaes
renovatinE. f1-75- us PARK 81. ID all2,
NOTICE TO NE PUBLIC-We. stalker &
Isemau- known as the wolf Coutection-
cry. s0T Piadras. e PaEo, Tex. have sold
our interest 10 T. r Bounds and are In
no way responsible for any debts after
oct. Goth 1890
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-25

T SPENT one-siLth OF my years in
the old country as boy" re-
marked the boss, "oue-tWelfth in
business Ga New York and one-sev-
enth and five years iu politics ard
naLrimony. when Jimmy WAS born.
He was elected alderman four years
ago. when he was but half my present
age how old was the hcssl
ANSWER TO SATURDAYS PUZZLE
The diagram shows how that inter
shaped piece OF property vas divided
among the eight heirs.-Copyrigh
1873, By sam Lloyd