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The north Mississippi herald., 1920-10-22

n ia ordered that the Road Com
roissioners of Road District No. Five
are hereby authorized and empower
cd to contract and maintain the roads
and highways adopted under the pro.
visions of the law under which SAID
District is operating (Chapter 17o,
laws of 1914 and amendments there
to).
II is therefore hereby ordered by
+be BOARD of Supervisors of 4alobu-
sha County, Mississippi there shall De
Iav;ed annually a tax of two and one
ROLF mills on each dollar of taxable
~ +ba Rrvant Rural School District of
Yalobusha County, Mississippi for the
purpose of supplementlng saiarles'
extending school terms, ouylng iur,
niture for the school, repairing schooi
buildings, etc.
Upon the petition of W. E: Hudson,
ct al, asking for a levy of 3 mliIs on
all taxable property IN the sylvia heha
Consolidated School District to pay
for maintaining the school IN said
II is therefore hereby ordered by
the Board of supervisors VI aioU
sha County, Mississippi that the pray.
ar of said petition be granted and that
thera shall be levied annually on all
taxable property mills on eacn ool'
isr;s ~ worth of taxable property il,
the the sylvia Rena Consolidated School
District for maintenance OF SAID
school.
petition of E. M. Baddley, ct al
aseing for a mill tax on all taxable
nroperty in the O'Tucolofa Consol''
dated School District for the mainte
nance of said school and properly y
1t is therefore hereby ordered tha' 'hs
said petition be granted.
Petition of C. S. Hervey, ct al, ask
inc Tor a S mill tax on all taxabls
nroperty @ in the JEFF Davis Console
S.tsd Gehsel District fsr the purpos<
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-10-22

of the maintenance of said school and
property-It is therefore hereby or
dered that the said petition be granted
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-10-22
proved.

There being no further business,
is ordered that the Board do now ad
journ.
This 9Th day Of October, 1920
GEORGE I. LYON, President
D. E. PAFKS, Clerk
- 'Sun, a ~ Z
msslaiigpe~ ho Il {,
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-10-22
MEDIDIAN-

The Baird-Hughes Co. have erected
a liz foot DERRICK on a drilling site
near Meridian, MISS ssippi, -
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-10-22
CLAIMS DISMISSED
PETITIONS FILED

PETITIONS FILED
w. H. Bailey, ct al-Road petition
W. D. York, ct al-Road petition
]. w. Pendergrass, ct al Road petition
G. a. Arlington, ct al, Road petition.
Treasures sxd rspert 6lsA and sD-
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-10-22

Petition of C. s. Hervey, ct al, ask
mo for a S mill tax on all taxabls
nroperty @ in the jeff Davis Consoli,
Sstsd Gehsel District Ter the purpos>
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02
Many Wedding
 Customs Relics
 0 f Barbarism

Throwing old shoes after a bridal couple dates back to the Old Testa- ment. When a man transferred a piece of property he took off his shoe and handed it to the purchaser to seal the bargain. In the marriage ceremony it has come to mean that the parents give up all dominion over their daughter
 The throwing of rice is an old Hin doc custom emblematic of life aud fruitfulness. At present, it is sym bol of good wishes.
 Best Man" Custom
 In ancient times when the young man was unable to arrange with the parents for the purchase of the girl, he would run off with her and hide. Many times he employed the help of a trusted friend. From these incidents comes the well-known custom of the wedding journey Of hidden destina- tion. The trusted friend of long ago is the best man of today who still helps with the arrangements Of the marriage.
 Significance of Rings
 The wedding ring is a relic of bar ,arism. It signified the band by
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02
Letharsic Spring
 Causes Dull Week In Local Societv

IT IS SPRING they suggest-at least it must be due somewhat to that seasonable lethargy this quiet of the past week in local society Only an occasional affair is marked up on the social calendar while gardens thriV- ing because of much care tell the story of the all important concern of milady in these days of abundant sum- shine and delightful atmosphere.
 With trowel in hand tile women are spending the mornings among the growing things cultivcIing and irri- gating the blossoming as we'll as the promising shrubs. Many an attrac- tive rose garden is seen already and the lure of the out of doors is set- ting down like a fascinating spell
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02
Women Children :: Their Interests :: Local Socet

which the woman was bound 10 lord and master. From this time dates the custom of leading the ! to the altar When 2 woman ! ried, she sacrificed herself. her .erty. and her life to the man ring now is symbolic of the tran ence of ptoperty and when I1 is p1 upon the brides finger. it indie that the man endows her with worthy goods.
 Rich Wear Flowers
 The wearing Of orange bloss originated with the Saracens and brought to Europe by the Crusa It signified fruitfulness 10 the Or als.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02

NEW YORK-Even shoe tops are being made of the cartridge silk placed on the market by the United States government. These are Of the coarser grades of the material. The next grade makes draperies, and the next finer, suits, dresses, coats, boli- nets and the like The finest grade is said to allow of transformation into fine lingerie.
 A little girls coat of straight lines and alluringly deep pockets, all of
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02

THE ST. JOHNS GUILD will meet in the recreation room at the Y. w. c. A. on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. William Brakefield and Miss Anna Duggan will be the hostesses.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02

MRS. McHENRY MOSIER and he children left this week to spend 3 while with Mir Mosier in Morenci.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02

the cartridge silk, is shown in the Bush Terminal Sales building.
 Another particularly fetching cos tune made Of the new cloth is a rid ing habit. It is strictly tailored, the materials substantial body lending it. self especially we'll 10 tailored lines.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02

Death Valley" between Panamint and Funeral Mountains, in California is the dryest and hottest place Tn the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02

DIR. AND MRS. W. P. Sims return cd on Monday from Tucson having motored over for the week end.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02

IN COMPLIMENT to Mrs. NJ. Y. Hancock who is the houseguest of her son and daughter MT. and Mrs. Arthur Notman. Madame Feuchere en- tertained at a tea on Tuesday.
 MRS. A. c. McGREGOR was hos tess at an attractive bridge of five tables at her home on Friday. A number came in later for tea.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02

THE WOMAN'S LEAGUE of the Presbyterian church will meet in the blue room at the Y. w. C. A. on Wed
 nesday afternoon. The hostesses for the day are Mesdames Robert Fer guson, Addison Livingston and Saelid.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02

THE REGULAR MONTHLY tea an event planned by the committee on Ladies Days al the Country club will be given on Tuesday. It is urged by the committee that reservations De made not later than Monday with the steward at the club and that those wishing to play cards bring their tables.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02

AN INTERESTING announcement made yesterday is that of the mar riage of Miss Edna Leuhrs of BlsDee and F. c. Kohlberg of Patagonia which took place in Tucson on Friday. MISS Leuhrs. ar attractive young woman has been teacher in the local schools. The couple will make their home in Patagonia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09
CHINESE ACCUSE u. s.
AGENTS IN DAMAGE SUIT

Phoenix. Arfz-. Dec 9.-Three suits,
asking damages totaling about @zO,-
600. were filed in the superior court
here today on behalf OF Ong Chuey sin,
oue wing Lung and zee Don wan,
Chinese merchants. against Thomas
Joseph Salinas prohibition ENFORCE
ment agent, and y. T. sutherLan
night captain Of police. The Chinese
were REPRESENTED by Joseph Z Nor
rison. former United States district
attorney
me actions were said TO be the
aftermath Of a raid made BY the Of
Ulcers on the stores Of the Cnlnamen
On East Madison street here and aA-
cent for minor details. the three com
plants were Of a similar nature
The complaint Iiled on behalf OF
0re rhuev Sin ALLEGED that on or
-bout November %, last, the Officers
held him under detention at his store
Trithout authority TO restrain him q
his liberty and asked $500 actual ana
$1,000 punitive damages in that con-
-eefior AZ a second cause Of action.
The complaint alleged that AZ about
ID 2. n Of the same date the Off
GERS. lacking a search warrant OF any
other authority OF law broke down a
door and entered the Chiuaman es-
rabIishment- that they made an un-
lawful search Of the premises and
that they threatened 70 again break
into and search the place whenever
they might so desire twenty -LlFe
hundred dollars damages was asked
under the second count the com
uIafut further asked restraining
order be issued 70 prevent the ottl-
Gals from again breaking into ana
searching the place and unlaW1ully
Obtaining the plaintiffs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09

eether they were marched far into
the hills to a barren land and left
there to starve- Instead OF dying
the rebels searched for food and
found It. They built houses and
planted crops. and they have grown
from three small villages 70 80 large
ones
Dr. ingram, his daughter, Dr.
wilder and his daughter. Ursula.
made the long trip through mountain
passes and found the forgotten tribe,
ut was like stepping between the
covers Of a quaint book Of old China,
said Miss Ingram upon her return 10
this country THE people wore the
bright c0lors Of their ancestors-
colors which we had never seen in the
provinces from which we came Their
clothes were queer and different
Even their mode Of hairdressing was
peculiar, Every custom ana lIs-ul Joe
observed by the Chinese OF 500 years
ago is practfced by the Inhabitants
OF the Hidden valley
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09
RAILROAD TIME TABLE


All trains arrive and depart from Union
Station. foot Of san Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given IN Fl Pa1o
Or mountain standard time.
SANTA FE-
Fer Albuquerque. Denver. Chicago. Los
Angelss-No- %, leaves an No 80
From AIbuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles
Chicago-No- % arrives am No p
az $50 pm
FL PAsO & sOUTHWEsTERN
Lines East
Arrive from north and east. No. /. the
Californian, 2 a. M; No 9 Golden State
Limited 1-05 .. m-s No 2. from Chicago
st. Louis. Alamogordo and intermediate
Depart for the north and east: No. g. for
AlamoEordo, Topeka. Kansas City, St
Louis and Chicago, 7;45 a. m: No. 9,
Golden state. 1850 pm; No ? the Cali
Lines west.
Arrive from the west: No. 6. Copper City
Special from Douglas, 7-10 a. M; No. G,
Californian, 8:Z5 p m
Depart for the vest No. 8. local for
Tucson. $40 a. ms No 3 Golden state
Limited. 1875 o. m. No. z. Copper City
Special. for Douglas, 7.16 p m
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES.
For san Antonio. New Orleans and wash
ingtor-No- 1o2 leaves $3.50 Am.: 80. 10
From Warrington. New Orleans and san
Antonio-I01 arrives at ssf5 pm. No. los
at 400 pm.
1880 an; no. 1Q1 at 1000 pm No. 1Q9
az 4-30 pm.
From Arizona and Callfornia-No. 4
Golden state limited, arrives at 12.55 D.
M; No. 1o2 arrives at $3.50 AM No. 10
at 1890 pm.
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
For Dallas and st. Louis-No. IS leaves
G am. Nc. at AIS pm
From St Luis and DaliaH-No. 4 ar
rives at 1.f5 pm; No IS arrives at 1880
pm
MEXICO & NORTHWESTERN
For Pearson. No leaves Juarez
Tuesday and Friday al 500 a m. Fl
Paso time.
From Pearson: No. arrives Juarez
Thursday and Saturday AZ 1880 p. m. Il
Paso time
NATIONAL OF MEXICO.
From Mexico City Daily-No. arrives
Juarez az 1905. FL Paso time.
For Mexico City. Daily-No- leaves
Juarez az 1888 p.m-s Fl Paao time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09
journey 10 Lost Valley Where
Ancestors of Tribe
Were Eviled.

ETEW YORK. Dec s.-IsabeI ingram
~ and Ursula wilder are the only
white women 20 have Travelled
throuch the Valley Of the Lost Tribe
IN China Mss Ingram IS g junior
at wellesley college and Miss Wilder
IS a student at Obarlin college There
are few people who know or ever
heard OF the che Cho san Po, the
Hidden valley. where exiled China
men do neuance for the sins OF their
ancestors
DR.. James n Ingram. father OF Isa-
bel. who has practiced in China for
IS years, uuaarthed the first real
authentic tale Of the Lost Tribe.
Five hundred years ago the auces-
tors OF the tribe were exiled as
traitors from China Herded to-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09
Dr.. Baruston To Address
Mems Glib At nj. Sina

DR.. Henry BarnEton OF Houston,
Texas. VIII address the Mems club
Of Temple 1T Sinai at 5c1ock We'd
nesday night His subject VIII be
aTas war killed Faithz"
Dr. Baruston has been rabbi In
Houston for 20 years. He came from
England He VIII arrive IN Fl Paso
Monday night and be the house guest
CT rabbi Martin Zielonka while he is
in the city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09

Lost and Found
---------------=-~-~-~---~
IOsT-Bunch Of keys Finder please Phi
IOST-Tuesday evening. a black patent
leather purse, reward can 6424M or
1112 Los AnEeles 81
TOST-Biack Shetland pony and bay
horse branded On the right and LEFT leg
Phi Ss26W reward
FOUND-The best transfer and starsge
estabIishment- EELLl'5 IkANeEEh q
STORAGE. Ph- 1s2-
TOST-Biack leather folder containing
valuable papers Phi 726sJ q return @
Ms. s. A. Davis, Locke Hotel Room 1lu,
reTard
OTERCOAT. lost out Of auto between "
Boulevard. on upson and city Finder re-
turn TO Mr. Rhein- 40 Fl PaEo Bank
Bldg. receive reward
LOST ElIanay balcony Saturday night
pair nose glasses IN case, reward MS
~. L Hamilton. SIX Emporium mornings
and evenings. 109I Callfornla -
LOsT-Bstween san Jacinto Plaza and W
Boulevard. lady's black handbag contain
ing money and keys Finder please return
10 sos 81 ~ Paso OF n 80. rsEa-d
LOST-A small long haired dog. with spot
on breast has appearance Of 1tunted co..
lie has narrow collar on and answers 20
the name OF Teddy" Finder please call
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09
State Commission Has
Hohi Case For Action

Phoenix. Ariz. Dec. s-The state
CORPORATION commission today had
under advisameut the case Of the HopI
OIL comuanv OF aolbrooks Ariz-s
charged with mlsmanageme OF the
compauy's affairs. The Investigation
ended late yesterday with the ILL
ing Of q report by the commission g
auditor showing the companys eN-
nendftures during the past Is months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09

MOUNTAIN AUTO STAGE LTSEs-Clf-
ton fvia Duncanl Stafford; Leave Clifton
1880 p-m- daily. leave Duncan 2-15 p-m-
daily. arrive Saffard AIS pm. daily ICON
nectnE with Arizona Easternls leave SAT
ford an daily leave Duncan 1880 am.
daily arrive Clifton p m daily. Five
round trips 90 Horenlca daily. three found
trips 10 Metcalf daily. Service cars
day and night. Mountain Auto Co. Inc.
C--ftnn. Lrlz Phona IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09
Debate On immigration
I.in1ifed To -Four Hours

Washington. D. C.. Dec s--by al
most unanimous vote the house late
todav restricted general debate on the
johnson immigration bill TO four
hours. advocates Of the measure
which would stop all immigration for
two years, were hopeful OF passing II
tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09

GENUINE Navajo rugs for sale. very rea-
souahie- 7o8 n OREGON. Ph- 1855
HElISTITCHISG picot accordisn plating.
Miss B. Corum. 90 BucEler BLDG Phi 1911.
WHEEL FOUNTAIN & PLUMBING SHOP
Plumbing. gas and steam fitting, repair
work J specially 5513 Alameda. Phi 2111-
NELTON-TUTTLE PAINT & WALL
PAPER CO., sos " stanton. Pm 1917.
MATTRESSES RENOVATED. 81; Rugs
CLEANED. 81. Erwin MFG. CO.. PH. ITO.
HEMsTITCHING. picot edge work done on
short notice. any kind Of material Singer
sewing Machine Co. EOS s. p Paao.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09

haas. Grand Fails. Imperial. Buena vista,
OsweEo Orient train: Fl Stockton, Alpine
ONE DAY DAILY except Sundays- Phone
or wire reservations T. v. Sweat. Grand
Fails.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09

A CONSUMER went before the Food
a Commissioner and complained
said he:
Il can't I'm the market basket at
the present rates. Now, let US i'm
Eg1ne that tt IS fun at these high
prices. figure, then. thar 0ne-thlrd
more food for one-third less money
would make a square deal. and that
T could fiu the basket for S. less than
il now costs
how much did 6. cost to fl the
basket Al present pricss2
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
plant. tolerant, gallant brilliant
pedaut- flippant, dormant, Terdant1
abrudant, can't grant, want, attend
aut. adamant- fydraut. - Copyright,
1913. by sam Lloyd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09
Business Chauces

4aaAAAAAa HaAAaHHHHaA
WANTED buy or chair shining
outfit. Apply Gem Barber shop, Pm -aa--
TNVESTlTENT-Wn Invest $4,000 OF 5000
with service in a roomluE house or hotel
showing good profits, must be In a I've
town ln the southwest. would consider
any other live proposition which mas
merit and can stand investl cation Ad-
dress z %. care Herald-
a MONEY MAKER
Dining room. g tables, rooms, rent 500
per month; four year lease. has income Of
$500 Fer month Price $500
PULLMAN EEALTN co.
Phone 1s1e- 2ef Mlls ST
We HAVE Al TENEMENT PROPOSITION
Total Investment $1,000. can be handled
FOR F14oo- Yearly returns are 5000 over
and above running expenses 4year lease
A safe Investment and wonderful money
SOUTHWEST INVESTMENT COMPANY.
219-220 Trust Bulldl1g- Ph. 255s.
IF YOU WISH TO SELL your business.
hotel or roomluE house and VIII list %
with Paden, Fldeu wiz get yau a Gus
toner and do SO without delay. Make ua
PADEN REALTY COMPANY.
4-1-2-3 El Paso Bank Bldg
Phone leo
BOOMING HOUsE-lf looms. cheap rent
close ia $500 win buy This bargain
HOTEL rooms year lease. cheap
rent. Al location. $500 clearing 500 per
CANDY & COSFECuONERT-A1 loca-
ton money maker, five year lease doing
about $1,000 Der month. price tae.e-
CIGAR STAND-Cheap rent, good location
about $50 day business. $500.
HENRY b. STONE a COMPANT-
Phone 2g1a. 40 C1ples El1E-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09

For Renf-Apartmenfs Furnished
~~~-~~~~---~-~---~-
FOR HFNT-Furuished until March LIST
ri f-rIrabrs parties only the incest 1dr-
nIshed apartment fri ii Pasos linens ST.
Yer. rugs. china hot water heat with lan-
itor service, garage- must qe renee us
Saturday morning PHI 5o2T or 1s5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09
Situation, Wantsd-MaIs


DO YOU need extra help during holidays
young man with good education and rel-
arencas VIII consider any proposition Aa-
dress @ us care Herlld-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09
HOTEL AND BOOMING HOUSE
SPECIALISTS.
We KNOW THE PEOPLE
AND THE PEOPLE KNOW Us.
WATCH OUR ADS.
RARE BARGAINS BELOW
READ CAREFULLY.

No. la ROOMS. APARTMENTS.
rented all the time. price $500. $1,000 cash.
no so ROOMS. all connecting baths
steam heat Oh an rooms. long lease. do
Ing gross bushes o. $500 20 $500 per
month. a very fashionable hotel, nicely lo-
Gated. at the remarkable price Of $1,000
No. IS ROOMS. $500. cheap rent.
money maker. all cash
no. Al ROOMS. sleeping norches.
long lease. $1,000 and $1,000 cash
no. $50 ROOMS, long lease. running
water in each room. new furniture. VIII
take SNAIL CAR as Dait pay. price -filoo.
No. $50 ROOMS. long lease. steam
heat. hot and cold water in each room.
nicely furnished. clearing $500 per month.
price 5000 and $4,000 cash.
No. TO. ROOMS. long lease. clearing
s425 per month. hot and cold water in each
room. $4,000 and $500 cash.
No SIS ROOMS. long lease, clearing
$3.50 per month, rent $40, price $1,000 and
No. SIS ROOMS. long lease. clearing
$500 per month, cheap rent, price $500
and all cash.
No 1o-i5 ROOMS. long lease. running
esater ln each room. beautifully furnished
and up 20 date in every respect. clearing
$3.50 per month. price 5000 and $1,000 cash
PICK THIS ONE OFF
WE HAVE MANY OTHERS TO SHOW
YOU AND 1T is A PLEASURE TO SERVE
YOU. AND TO BE ABLE no PLACE OUR
PATRONS on TIE WINNING SIDE
call mr. TRAFToN with
NJ A. BOGUE a. CO.
Real Estate and Insurance
T07 Fl Paso Bank Building.
Telephone. Office 1871.
After Office Hours 9o79.
PARK BROS IEADuNG HOTEL DEAL
FR-ROOMING HOUeE-HL slNEss-
CHANCE SPECIALISTS.
s rooms. low rent Bard gain
10 rooms. rent S75-.------.--. Half cash
u steam heated apartments .----.- Terms
30 room transient. hotel-.--- Han cash
Your choice. four 20 room snaps.
Five 90 room hotels -.--.---.-- bargains
See that 100 room hotel.
Groceries. Cigar Stores. Coufectloueries. etc
BIGGEST LIST ALWA s. S-LoWest prices
PARK BROS.
Established 30 years References all banks.
los T. Main tfaciug Plaza. Phi 55s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09

Situations Wanied-Male
-~~-------~---~-~-~-- ~-~-------~----------
YOUNG MAN. 5 years office experience
and years as travelling salesman Ad-
dress B zoe. care Herald
BOY OF AZ desires position as file clerk or
office assistant: also thorough knowledge
Of addressograph work Ph. 39ll.
RELIABLE. mlddleaEed man with small
family TO take charge OF an apartment
house or something similar. references
Address 3 los, care Herald
CHAUFFEUR-Llcen in New YORK.
New Jersey and Connecticut desires posi-
ton, can repair own car. not health
seeker. Address B 1o6. care Herald-
TNVESTIGATED-Car indeEed men. claa-
slued by crafts and trades with photo
graph and full Information as 90 previous
experience and reference questionable;
we can furnish a man FOR any position
by careful selection. Vocational Dept. y.
III. C. A., Phi. 666.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09
Business Chances

Business Chances
-~~-~------~- ----~-~-~-----~e~-~-----
FILLING STATION for sale, good BUSH
ness. close I'm SIS n. stanton. n. zgs1-
C0ETF and see how cheap III sell my
lunch counter. 500 san Francisco and
ChIhuahua-
CONC 10 MeEico- sacrifics confectionsry
fountain and cigars, good for lunches
SOS Alameda av-
An LOOKING for gold or silver prop
erty that vii stand engineers report Ad-
dress r 81. care Herald
10 NET TENEMENT BARGAINs.
See LEE NEWMAN at once Tenement
Specialist. Ph. 4sot. sos S. Il Paso-
EXCLUSIVE territory open FOR well known
automobile specially; good opportunity for
live wire The Eclipse Co, 4l1l1z Main
St. Fl Worth, Tex
FOR SALE - Central confectionery at
Tsleta. Tex; northwest corner Of Main and
Harris SITS; viii take $4,000 cas- on ac-
count q serious lines Call after pm
Will PAY CASH for paving retain cigar
stand. wen located. or other similar ea-
tabllshed business Address 3 107. care
Herald
EXCEPTIONALLY high grade positions
for experienced business men available
through u. II. C. A. vocational depart
meut- paying from $500 per month Up
See Mr. Wheeler. $3.50 an 70 y noon
FOR SaLE-One Of the best cafes on San
Antonio st.. good lease. reasonable rents.
sonahle terms. might sell half interest 20
respo1s-hlf party n ~.
FOR EALE-Ne7T and second hand furnl-
ture business; long lease and cheap rent
about $3.50 cash VIII handle. Address
C us, care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-09

FOB REM
Three room furnished ap1rtnlal--
'front.' and back yard. no children
references Close IN, on Arlzon1s
$500.
Rental Department
HROADDUs a IL BARON
Es1lt1rs-
10 Texas ST. Phi 1883