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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07
Fnr Rent-R,om, Furni,hsd

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WANTED-Two business young men. nice
y furnished corner ROOM cool and every
convenience. private family, close In
ONE nicely furnished southeast corner
bedroom. upstairs, adjoining bathroom.
dandy summer room and close In 9ls Ma
Coffin. Phi 5qf5W.
HOTEL sAVOY-i00 rooms with or with
out private bath. hot and cold water IN
every room. large lobby. homelike and
comfortable. rates. transient s. up- per
manent. IS per week and I'D SPECIAL
SUMNER RATES BY THE MONTH lls
s. stanton
Housekeeping ROOms-Furuished
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HOUSEKEEPING rooms 1906 Magoffin-
HOUSEKEEPING and bedrooms 5l2
3Iyrtis-
ROOM. kitchen and sleeping porch for
adults only 1909 y e Paso.
LARGE. cool Housekeeping rooms. close
IN. good neighborhood. 9l5 " stanton.
TWO large rooms. walking distance. no
sick OF children. &22-5o Pm 2i51M-
LARGE, cool room for business person.
close in. 613lz z san Antonio.
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms and
sleeping porch 1ol5 n. stanton. Ph- s9zz.
ONE housekeeplng room. lights and water.
connecting bath. close in SIS Magoffln.
ROOMS and sleeping porch and sep
arte screened IN house tent. Ills z. Rio
Grando street
WHEN MOVING. phone 255 or al. Bell
Messenger and Transfer Co. 132 n. Flor
ence. Tou win like our service.
BASEMENT housekeeping room cool room
for summer; nice for gentleman aiones
also one cool bedroom SIS MaEoffln-
SINGLE housekeepinE room. hot ana cold
water. use OF telenhone: reasonable. f0s
Wyoming Ph- s571-
FURNISHED Housekeeping rooms. single
and in suites. with sleeping porch sos
n. Ochoa-
TWO rooms with screened porch for Hight
housekeeping. downstairs. 1891 p Boule-
yard. Ph. 6I29W.
TWO large. clean rooms and sleeping
porch nicely furnished. nc sick nor chill
dreu. III n s.. Vrain-
TWO desirable Housekeeping rooms good
location. no sick. no children. walking dis
lance us y. 81 Nratn-
TWO large. clean rooms. gas range. ice
box. lights. water. porch everything fur
nishec. So per week ISIS - san ANTONIO.
NICELY furnished bedroom and large
kitchen. front and hack porch. downstairs.
walking distance 21s W Rio Grande. Phi
NEW management. large clean and com
Portable living room. sleeping porch and
kitchenet for rent. also housekeeping room
and sleeping porch. 1923 y. Oregon Phi
5ss3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07
Help Wanssd-MaIs

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GOSZALEz-Labor agent 81 S. FL Paso.
Phi 1887.
WANTED No. ! Blacksmith. one that
can do a little shoeing, good wages to
right one. W D. CarVil & Co. P. o. Box
I625. Globe. Ariz.
WANTED-Comblnatio ice cream and
candy maker references required: none
other need apply Address o. IA, care
Herald
BAKER WANTED first class an
around man, married man preferred. good
wages To the right man The Nesch Bak-
Ing Co. Deming. n NJ
WANTED-You TO know we will make
You a dandy suit for s24-75. walk up
20 4e1 n Oregon, look them over
QUEEN TAILOR SHOP. PHONE $50.
WANTED-A man With some natural me
chanical ability one who has had expert
ence firing stationary engine preferred. for
general work. steady position for reliable
man. address o 40. care Herald.
TO GET ACQUAINTED-This ad and soc
GOOD for stanton CAfe Special Steak.
French +. Potatoes Hot Rolls. III n
stanton, block south P. o.
EXPERIENCED fountain boy wanted FOR
out Of town drug store, good salary for
Herald.
RICH MAN, POOR MAN, BIGGER NAN.
Thief. Doctor, Lawyer. Merchant Chief
All see Us when they're broke
BARNETT'SY 219 San ANTONIO ST.
MEN AND BOYS AXE sumner member
ship in Y. II. C. A gym classes. shower baths.
swimming pool good TN September Is
Prices: Business men. SO: regulars IS %
older boys, $500, younger boys. s2-50
WASTED-First class matchmaker. quail
ity work. not quantity: this Is n perrna-
nent al the year job. state qualifications
and salary expected Everltts's JeWelry
store. Albuquerque. n. n.
DRAFrSAIEN-Me structural VIII
experience IN copper smelters. give fun
particulars Of experience. age and nation
ality- IN fist letter. Engineering Dept.
Tn International Nickel Co. Of Canada
Limited. Copper clitf. Ontario.
ARE YOU g failure IN your present en-
plnyment. a square peg In round hnle7-
Occupati Guidance Will get you into
the position you are naturally lifted for
with Increased opportunities and earning
power. see Mr Whseler. Y. u. c. A.
OIL DRILLER WANTED - Have good
drilling proposition on well located Arzan-
sas oil leases. have sufficient acreage and
can offer exceptional proposition. L
Witherspoon. 70 Palm St. Little Rock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07

SOUTH TEXAS LEASES
We own and have ready for delivery. large
and small five year. form IS. commercial
leases, In practically every county in south
and southwest Texas
our Brewster county Eases are especially
we'll located. being close 10 Marathon. IN
Pennsylvania formation, and entirely sur
rounded by development
We can supply forty acres or more. in
forty-nine different Counties
Tell Us Your Wants"
HITCHCOCK. COOPER Z FELTNER
ss0-s5l-s5s Moore Bldg. san Antonio. Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07
Fnr Rent-Hou,e, Unfurnished

For Rent-Houses Unfurnished
FOR RENT-Four room house ISIS Ala
media So
FOUR rooms aud bath. s2125. Inquire
3517 Bisbee-
THREF room partly furnished house on
rear end OF lot in Highland Park. not
modern. SIC month 1885 san Diego
FOR RENT-unfurnlshed 4 room brick.
modern. glass sleeping porch. screen porch,
garage. chicken house and yard Phone
e055W-
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
s rooms. as2e Federal St.-.------- 5000
s rooms 1l1s Terrace St.----..-.-- $4,000
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio St
IAGOFFTS AVE. rooms sleeping porch.
$500. Arizona street. 6 rooms sleeping
porch, 5000: Cotton avenue rooms.
heating plant. garage. t5o.oes mesa ave
nue. rooms. sleeping orch, s5o-l1
RENTAL DEPARTMENT.
JAMES L. MARI & COMPAN1-
Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07
Situations Wanted Male

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IF IN NEED Of handy man for any kind
OF light repair work or for any kind OF
labor work. Phi 71ss.
ELDERLY, able bodied American wants
job around house. keeping up lawn ard
other work Phi 3s79W.
MECHANIC VII care for car OF party
driving 20 California. for his expenses
z. g. Griffin. ~ n. kansas.
EXPERIENCED poultryman. young. single
capable Of mana ging large plant. desires
employment. address l66. care Herald.
EXPEEIENCED accountant wants two or
three hours work daily. Address r l5f.
care Herald
BANK POSITION By young. married man;
ten years experience as teller. including
general and Individual books. frstclass
references. VIII consider out OF town Of
fer. Address r. les. Herald.
MR.. EdPLOYER-The man for that re-
sponsible position is not now unemployed.
he Is holding onto something else ill he
can find that work for which be ia nat
urally fitted; over 200 applications are on
file with the Occupational Secretary Of
the 2 n c A.; let him help solve your
employment problems. Pm see.
FOR EXPERT Bookkeeping. carrying.
opening or closing OF books. introducing
OF accounting systems or handling Of any
other business. especially Mexican mat
ters, write for appointment Address r
1855. care Herald. Assistance given Mezi-
can business men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07
Heb Ranted-MsIe

Help Ranfed-Ksle
HASTED-Good hotel cook for out OF
town Phi 1884
BOY wanted 70 drive Ford delivery. An
gelus Cleaning Works
WANTED-Boy over IS. with Wheel Can
al Palace Drug Co, 700 e san Antonio.
/ WANTED-salssman. CAL at Photo
studio. 20zH z San Antonio.
WASTED-Good. neat coiored porter "a
I Martin. Alamogordo. n. n
/ ENGLISH speaking Mexican boy. large
enough 70 wait on soft drink trade. cau
a. 307 Texas St
WANTED American sheep
hsrder; interesting for the right man
BOZ = hatch. n IL
WANTED fIrst class hand prssser Apply
At once Queen Tailor Shop. AL \. Oregon
s. Phi $50.
n1MEDIATE vacancy for competent
american stenographer IN Mexico. Span
ish desirable, Apply 1112 Mills Bldg.
OFFICE BOY. Is 70 IS years OF age. per-
1anent position. good prospects for ad-
Eaaoement. Ph- zoe. Mr.. Martin.
hANTED-Delivery boy 10 ride motor
cycle with side car. nights and Sundays.
Ellte Confectionery CO.
WANTED-sideWaIk boys 70 take orders
from automobilists, 60 work after school.
Elite Confectionery Co
~ ~ LEuf-LouuE man Tor clerical posi-
tion, reply In own Handwriting, giving
age, previous experience. Address P. O.
Box Is. e Paso-
TANTED-At once, eTperisnced cleaner
and presser. must understand mems tall
orinE. only those experienced and wen rec
commended need apply Dawson Tailor
shop. DeEson. n q
WANTED.
Good men 20 represent the Missouri state
Life ms Co. Of 81 Louis No. IN Pecos.
Toyah. Sierra Blanca Maria TT Stock
ton and Preside. Tex. also. IN Silver City.
DeminE- I.nrdshurg. AlamnEordo and Las
LEO & St'HUsTER. GENERAL AGENT.
So Wills Bldg e Paso. Tex
WASTED-Limited number OF young men
70 learn Shorthand and TypeHritinE in
the E Paso 7. NJ c A. Summer Day
School. Expert training and Individual in
structious given The demand for men
sreuographers is greater than ever before
school opens June 1. giving q three month";
training az a small expense Write or call
L1ther Barnard. Educatlonal secretary.
WANTED-eood real estate ssIsznan With
car. must Be q hustler.
n. A. BOGUE & co.
basement E Paso Bank Bldg
WANTED competent automobile me-
chznic- Must Be capable OF doing lathe
work battery work acetylene Welding. D
Must be ID On ignition work. We pay
yo1 good wages. but you must be able
70 deliver the goods or We cannot use you
Give full particulars in first Ietter-your
experience. reference, married or single Z
Aarta Aanufacturing Co. Inc. Mzrfs. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07

WANTED-Experlenc high power stock
Lesmen for establishing industry now
producing; leads furnished, cooperation
given, well advertised. an opportunity for
making real money the next 30 days. Ad-
dress SIS Roosevelt Ave, san Antonio.
Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07
For Rent-Houses Furnished

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FOR RENT-Sman furnished house, ref
erences- 270s wyoming. Phi 5143.
NICELY furnished six room house on Tula-
rosa street, including sleeping porch and
garage. for June, July and August: s75 per
MONTH no children. give reference when
answering this advertisement Address
o 14f care Herald.
Will RENT until Sept. I 4 rooms. sleep
ing porch. Copper street: rent $500 per
month
RENTAL DEPARTMENT.
JAMES l. MARI & COMPASI.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished home on Mesa.
s rooms glassed sleeping porch. heating
plant and garage, half block from car line.
very nice place rent SIS
Call Rental Department.
JAMES l. MARI & COMPANTs
Phone 1850
FOR REST
Beautifully furnished room house
on Lebanon St Breakfast room
and Eiassed in sleeping porch
Garage. No children and no pets
s125 per month. Reference
BROADDUS & LIE BARON
IL Texas ST. Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07

The following articles are absolutely new
goods OF the very best quality OTHERS
lightweight khaki cotton shirts firmly
woven. $3.50 dozen or S-T5 each off,
GERS mercerized pougee khaki shirts. silk
f-nlsh. $50 dozen Or each sass mercer
ized cotton khaki shirts. So dozen or
eacL $3.50. khaki color pongee silk shirts
With attached collars. SIS dozen or each.
s3-I1. an wool olive drlb $3.50 sweaters,
each s7-95. canvas cuff leEgins. s. value.
special $3.50 dozen or 81 per pair; fuu
length spiral wool puttees $3.50 per pair
fine Tor vacation trips. etc. special each.
s5c; officers bedding rolls made o. heavy
waterproof duck holds blankets. mat
tresses. etc. and rolls compact. can be
suspended ike 4 hammock. the very thiuE
for camping. regular $3.50 value. special
SI-95. sateeu covered mattresses for bed
ding rolls filled with pure Java kapoE.
clothing rolls. made of waterproof duck
and has compartments for all ferns OF
wearing apparel. 50 value. special g1.45-
regulation army ruuchcs- sold in govern
meut canteeus az $3.50 each. fresh. new
goods. our special price S1-e5: Mcclellan
saddles, special S2I-95 for best grade and
E23s5 Tor grade b. white haked-on enamel
lined refrirerators. SIS value. specfas
sia.95s white h1Eed-cn euamelsd lined re-
Fri gerators. 100 pound ice capacity. SIS
value. special s1995- white hcref-on
enameied lined refriserators. $50 value
IS pound ice capacity special f21.95- many
'thcr usefll articles Write for n1ustrat-
DER Include postage lr goods are TO s.
sen- VIA parcel post Your monev bacI-
u not satisfied
ARMY SALVAGE WAREHOUSE co.
Largest Hausa OF It's Kind on Earth
GkEENfILLEs S. c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07

MN WANTED
wages q cents an hour.
eight hours a day.
IS cents per hour for each
additional hour over eight
hours a day.
Board ana lodging places
VIII be arranged for.
Strike conditions.
But strike denounced by rail-
rpad Brotherhoods and IN
authorized
Protection assured.
Permanent places for good men,
Apply to
Tn. WILLIAMS.
Aasistar- General Manager,
Pacific Electric Bldg.
Los Angeles. Cal.
W WILSON.
superintendent
second floor Southern Pacific
Station,
Tucson. Ariz-
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07

FOR sALE-Oue hand crocheted large
size bedsprezd. beautiful design. SIS. los
po-firfo rfar 81 Ph snf1T
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07

OFFICE FURNITURE for sale at q Vsrv
reasonable price at HOME FURNITURE
CO.. us Te1as- Under new mauaseneat-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07

GONZALEL-Labor agent 81 S. FL Paso
Ph. lsal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07

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MTILINERT-Mme. Segau. sos n kan
Sas. New hats made old hats renovated
millinery supplies sold.
FHETWsTTC sUFFERERS-I want your
address II ycu want TO be cured p O Boz
SIS wichita FallL Tex
PUBLIC sTESOGRAPHER - Legal in
strumeuts and documents Miss Norma
Ffsrskowltz. $40 FL Paso Bank Bids Pm
7T9I7T - know he 57hsrsabouts OF 1Ir.
II T. Seward. Last heard OF At Hotel
AIharnber. Mesa ARK Please write 20
1frs. Vera Alexander. L 3. ISL. Colo
rado. Tex
OR long SUI q cleaning and press-
inr your suits 20 your delight; ladies' and
reus7s hats renovated 70 perfection prices
reasonable. Cleanweu Hatte-a and TAU
ora z1s n. oregon. Fh. 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07

United States goTarument rainproof tents
at 50 per cent OF their real value chance
OF a lifetime Shelter haH erup- tents
give the children playhouse keep them
in the open air. les sickness Renovated
government shoes cut the high cost OF
living olive drah wool government
tIanketE Pickles direct from government
soc gallon. less than what the vi1eE gar
costs today fine chance for housewives
20 put up sweet pickles. lail orders So
ucited. prompt shipments.
INTERNATIONAL SALES CO.. nc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07

GROCERY fixtures. shelves. counter
scales. Showcases butcher fixtures. com
ions. go 1rasa-
The Coconino sun., 1920-12-31
INAUGURAL BALL TO
 BE HELD JAN. IA

Friday evening, January IA, has been definitely set as the date of the inaugural ball, which will be given to Governor and Mrs. Thomas E. Camp bell by the people of Arizona under the direction of the Arizona inaugural committee of which Dr. R. R. Brown field is chairman.
 Following days of uncertainty as to whether the new Fl Zaribah temple would be completed in time, definite assurances were given by the shrine yesterday that the big auditorium, though not entirely finishd, would be in readiness to turn over to the an- augural committee on January 10. Im- mediately it was decided to hold the ball on the evening of the 14th, thus giving four days in which to arrange the elaborate decorations.
 For time it appeared that the pre- liminary work of the committee was to count for naught. News came that the special flooring for the big audi torium had been destroyed by fire while in transit to Phoenix, and it was feared that it would be impossible to
The Coconino sun., 1920-12-31

secure a sufficient quantity of hard wood flooring in Phoenix, or anywhere in the state to fill the requirements of the job. However, it was decided to comb the valley in search of the need ed material, and as luck would have it an abundant supply of the finest ma- pie flooring milled was located at Goodyear This was purchased and workmen are now we'll along on the task of laying the floor.
 An order was placed today for the printing of the tickets for the ball, that they may be placed on sale in Phoenix and throughout the state at the earliest possible date. The distri- button and sale of tickets will be un- der the direction of H. D. McVay, who has been made chairman of the finance committee.
 "There will be no free tickets of any kind issued to any person." was the first rule laid down by Mir. McVay upon his appointment, and in approv- al of this stand the members of the executive committee each laid down $40 in purchase of the first tickets to be issued.
 "This affair should not be consider ed as in any sense commercial en- terprise," said Mir. McVay, land it is well that the public understands that every dollar from the sale of tickets will be utilized to defray the expenses, with the understanding that any sur plus will be turned over to the chari- ties. All expenses will be kept with in a minimum consistent with the character of the occasion. Equipment and material are being secured at practically cost and all expenditures whether for decorations or for labor will be made with the idea of securing value received for every dollar spent. "
 Under the committees plan for dis tribution of tickets, the total number has been limited, with the idea of pro- viding a suitable allotment for each of the several counties, in keeping with the statewide spirit of the oc- casion. The advance demand for tick cts has been surprisingly large and in view of the limited number which can
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be disposed of in any one commun- ity it is believed that the total issue will be promptly sold out.
 In this connection the committee an- announced that drastic measures will be adopted to prevent speculation. All ticket scalpers will be summarily dealt with and prosecuted to the full limit of the law, it is announced. The plan of these operators is to buy up a large number of tickets, then after all tickets have been sold, offer their holdings to the public at greatly ad- vanced prices. This practice has caus-
The Coconino sun., 1920-12-31
YUMA MAN KILLED
 NEAR BOUNDARY LINE

An inquest was held at Somerton, near Yuma, concerning the death of A. M. Stewart, at his home near the international boundary last Saturday. Seven knife wounds were found in the body. At the inquest, witnesses told of motor trip to the border by Stew art, Sydney Johnson and one or two others. Some of the party left the car and walked some distance into Sonora, Mexico, it was testified. Following their return, according to the witness es, fist fight occurred in which Stew art and Johnson participated. They added that after the fight Stewart went to his home. Two Mexican GUS toms guards were among the witness es. The inquest is to be continued.
The Coconino sun., 1920-12-31

ed untold annoyance in other states in the holding of public functions of this character, and the committee is taking preliminary precautions to guard against it in the present in stance.
 Two kinds of tickets will be placed on sale. One kind is good for the ad- mission of one couple, and the price will be $10. For the accommodation of those who desire to provide for the admission of more than one lady, ex- tra ladies' tickets will be sold at $5 each.
The Coconino sun., 1920-12-31
Suckers and Feeders.

Thin cattle were in moderate sup ply. The best stockers and feeders brought strong prices, and the plain to common kinds sold slowly. The of ferings were cleaned up closely. There was a fairly good demand for stock cows.
 Sheep and Lambs Higher.
 Light receipts brought an active de- mand in the sheep division. Sheep were 25 cents higher, and lambs up 25 to 40 cents. Western fed lambs sold up to $11.40, and ewes brought $4.25 to $4.50. Trade in half fat kinds was dull. There was small inquiry for stockers and feeders.
 CHARLES M. PIPKIN,
 Market Correspondent.
The Coconino sun., 1920-12-31
= . < . . . | . . . . = . CITY WEEKLY : :: LIVE STOCK LETTER :
Kansas City Stock Yards,

Kansas City Stock Yards,
 Dec. 27, 1920. An advance of 20 to 40 cents today returned the 10 dollar quotation in the hog market for the first time in nearly four weeks. The top price was $10.25. Packers cleared the pens in a snappy trade. Cattle prices were stronger. Demand was active. In Chicago, the market was lower, and trade slow. Lambs were up another 25 cents and $1.75 above the low point ten days ago.
 Today's Receipts.
 Receipts today were 1000 cattle, $500 hogs, and 5000 sheep, compared with 10000 cattle, $500 hogs and $500 sheep week ago, and 16,600 cattle, 13,500 hogs and i0,600 sheep year ago.
 Beef Cattle Strong.
 Prices for fat cattle were steady to strong with a close clearing. Lower prices in Chicago prevented general advance here as local receipts were not above the requirements. Packers at the outset bid lower and finally took the bulk of the supply at steady to strong prices. Killing demand seems to be showing increased volume. Fat steers sold up to s11.75 and medium to fair classes at $9 to S1O.50. Fat COWS brought $5.50 to $7.50 and heif- CTS $6 to $9 with prime heifers $l0.50. Veal calves were 50 cents higher, top $11. Few bulls were offered. Prices were steady.
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AGREE EXACTLY

Husband (newly married)-Don't you think, love, if l were to smoke il would spoil the curtains?
 Wife-Ah, you are the most un- selfish and thoughtful husband in the world; certainly it would.
 Husband-Well,t then take the cur tains down.
The Coconino sun., 1920-12-31
THE PHILANTHROPIsT

Customer-Why, you've put your prices up again!
 Fishmonger-Well, mum, ask yer, low else are we to fight the profteer at is own game?
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chaplain; Nettie Switzer, marshal Reba Switzer, Ada; Josephine Weid- ner, Ruth; Anna Boil, Esther; Cert rude Schuster, Martha; Bozena Allen, Electra; Helen Johnston, warder; Rob- ert J. Kidd, sentinel.
 The Masons: Paul s. Coffin, wor- shipful master; Walter Runke, senior warden; R. G. Mitchell, junior ward- en; N. G. Layton, secretary; c. c. Frederick, trustee; Frank Zalesky, senior deacon; Fred Jones, junior deacon; Ed Thies, tyler; Tom L. Rees, chaplain; Dr. K. s. Miller, marshal Dr. M. O. Dumas and Bert Sullivan, stewards.
 Christmas Celebrations.
 The local Rebekah lodge held their annual Christmas celebration for the kiddies in the Elks' hall last Thursday evening. A large beautifully decor ated tree was erected, and from it presents of toys and candy was dis tributed to the seventy-five young sters who were present.
 The Pythian Sisters entertained the kiddies of Flagstaff at Christmas tree celebration in Elks' hall Satur- day evening. A Christmas tree, candy toys and Canta Claus himself made the affair a memorable one for the youngsters.
 The Spanish-American Alliance held their Christmas exercises in the Elks hall Christmas day and the fun was fast and furious until the last mo. ment. Miss Mortimer with her baby ways and naughty eyes almost creat. ed panic among the men until sht removed her wig, and 10, and behold she was ''he," Fred Lucero by name A clown kept the kids in convulsions all afternoon, ably assisted by J. A Mondragen as Officer No. 13. A barn-yard alarm clock was raf fled, in other words a rooster, ant presents distributed to the children after which picnic lunch was served Short talks were given by J. c. Salas E. Mata, J. l.. Rodriguez and Mrs. A. Mondragon. The entertainment was in charge of J. C. Salas, J. L Rodriguez and Mrs. J. A. Mondragon S. J. Mianez led the grand march, ant the music was furnished by Miss Fe lice Rodriguez.
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 l MT. and Mrs. G. c. Becker enter tained Wednesday night at a bridg tea, in honor of Mrs. Becker's par ents, MT. and Mrs. G. w. Brown, o Phoenix, who spent the holidays wit them, returning to their home yester day.